(Michael Klaene) In the previous article, I discussed the similarities and differences between the ASP.NET and JavaServer Faces frameworks. Two sample two applications were shown. One of the applications was developed using JSF and the other used ASP.NET. Both applications served the same functional
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(Dzianis) File uploading thru HTTP is always big problem for websites. There are some restrictions from client and server sides. But with growing internet channels bandwidth one of major problem is file size. Sometimes it’s impossible to send 500MB file to webserver due to request length limit. One
SQL Server 2005 Integration Services – Part 19
(Marcin Policht) After dedicating most recently published articles to the Data Flow features of SQL Server 2005 Integration Services (focusing mainly on the characteristics of the Script Component), we will return to the Control Flow-related topics. In particular, we will concentrate on tasks design
Private Pages with PHP and Text Files
(Dan Wellman) You run a website that is simple enough it doesn’t require a database. But your site features certain pages to which you’d like to limit access. Most of the time, that implies using a database to store passwords and usernames. There is an easier way, however. It’s less secure, but it i
How to Receive Data from a Single Table
(Bryan Sylverson) To help you learn to code SELECT statements, this chapter starts by presenting its basic syntax. Next, it presents several examples that will give you an idea of what you can do with this statement. Then, the rest of this chapter will teach you the details of coding this statement.
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Querying, Constructing, and Transforming XML with Oracle XQuery
(Yuli Vasiliev) With the release of Oracle Database 10g Release 2, Oracle introduced a full-featured, native XQuery engine integrated with the database that can be used to accomplish various tasks involved in developing an XML-enabled application. A query language designed to work with the XML data
Power solutions with DB2 Express to deliver information on Demand
Get a technical introduction to the low-cost, high-value DB2 Express database server and why it’s an excellent option for developers, mid-market businesses, and partners. During this Software Development Platform webcast, you’ll learn how easy it is to install DB2 Express, the robust and reliable in
HOWTO Avoid Being Called a Bozo When Producing XML
(Henri Sivonen) There seem to be developers who think that well-formedness is awfully hard—if not impossible—to get right when producing XML programmatically and developers who can get it right and wonder why the others are so incompetent. I assume no one wants to appear incompetent or to be called
Oracle identifiers
(René Nyffenegger) In order not to make using Oracle confusing, there are some identifiers whose meaning must be totally clear if one want to work on Oracle.