(Saida Davies, William Moore, Albert Chung, Qian Li Jin, Gregorio Patino and Lakshminarayanan Sreenivasan (S.L.)) This redbook shows you how to develop a JCA resource adapter based on the IBM WebSphere Adapter Architecture. The custom adapter described in this book implements the Java 2 Enterprise E
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(Dave Hoover) In my Supertrain article, I showed how to use the HTML canvas element to draw dynamically changing server-side information using AJAX. In that example, the user was a passive recipient of information. In this article, I will demonstrate how to handle user input to allow your canvas app
Views and More in MySQL 5.0
(Jon Stephens and Chad Russell) Unnamed views became possible in MySQL 4.1 with the inclusion of subselects that allow for the use of derived tables. Beginning with version 5.0.1, MySQL includes support for named views, usually referred to simply as “views.” Before we demonstrate how these are imple
One to Many Reports with VS.NET 2005 (2.0) Report Designer
(Robert R Freeman) One of the most common types of reports is a master detail report. The following tutorial provides the most straightforward method for creating this type of a report in Visual Studio 2005. We will be using the Access NorthWind database as our data source. If you do not have the No
SQL 2000 Data Transfer is a Snap with SQL 2005
(Jayaram Krishnaswamy) If you want to transfer data between SQL 2000 and SQL 2005, this article explains how. Thanks to the SQL Server Import Export Wizard, it might even be easier than you think.
Multiple Partitioning
(Diwaker Johar) This tip uses multiple partitions to give different data points based on a date field.
Working with MySQL’s Transactional Table Types
(Jay Greenspan) In Lesson 1 of this tutorial, you leaned how to approximate transaction-like behavior with MyISAM tables. In this lesson, you’ll see how you can achieve real transactions with each of MySQL’s three transactional table types: BDB, InnoDB, and Gemini. But before I get to specifics surr
Using AWE
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 uses the Microsoft Windows Address Windowing Extensions (AWE) API to support very large amounts of physical memory. SQL Server 2005 can access up to 64 gigabytes (GB) of memory on Microsoft Windows 2000 Server and Microsoft Windows Server 2003.
Speeding UPDATEs Using the CASE Statement
(Neil Boyle) One of the keys to SQL Server database performance if keeping your transactions as short as possible. In this article we will look at a couple of tricks using the CASE statement to perform multiple updates on a table in a single operation. By doing this, some transactions can be shorted
Deploy SOA applications in Apache Geronimo using XMLBeans
(Kunal Mittal) The XMLBeans technology lets you work with an XML structure just as you’d work with a JavaBean. Using a tool like XMLBeans simplifies SOA development by reducing the development and testing time required for your services, thus increasing the agility of your service delivery.