Morphon has announced the release of the latest (3.1) version of their proprietary XML-Editor and bundled CSS-Editor as a free-of-charge/no-cost product.
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Snort Problems
by Noel Davis – Welcome to Security Alerts, an overview of recent Unix and open source security advisories. In this column, we look at buffer overflows in Snort and SheerDNS, and problems in Xinetd, vixie-cron, Oracle E-Business Suite FNDFS, xfsdump, Ximian Evolution, GtkHTML, kdegraphics, and psban
Free Trade Group Backs PeopleSoft
By Dennis Callaghan – The Center for the Defense of Free Enterprise, a non-profit foundation known for advancing pro-business and free markets causes, proved that laissez faire capitalism has its limits, coming out on the side of PeopleSoft Inc. in its hostile takeover battle with Oracle Corp.
Manipulate XML Data Easily with the XPath and XSLT APIs in the .NET Framework
How do the XPath navigator and the XSLT processor really work?
A Survey of APIs and Techniques for Processing XML
by Dare Obasanjo – This article provides an overview of the current landscape of techniques for processing XML and runs the gamut from discussing old mainstays, such as push model APIs and tree model APIs as exemplified by SAX and DOM, to newer participants in the XML world such as cursor APIs and p
Security Alerts
Recent Oracle Security Warnings
Microsoft Readies SBS 2003
(Peter Galli) Microsoft Corp. last week made available the release candidate for its Windows Small Business Server 2003, the latest product in the Windows Server 2003 family headed for release. The premium version will include technologies such as SQL Server 2000 and Microsoft’s Internet, Securit
Database Server Clash Revisited
(Timothy Dyck) eWEEK and sister publication PC Magazine early last year published results of a comparative performance test of database servers. It had been almost a decade since either publication had performed a similar test, so we expected significant interest in the story. The actual response
Configuring IBM DB2 Information Integrator to Access Diverse Data
This new tutorial shows you how to set up access to the data sources from your DB2 federated database using the DB2 Control Center with IBM DB2 Information Integrator.
Briefs: IBM DB2, IMS manageability tools; Verio’s free migration services program
by Stephen Swoyer – IBM products help manage DB2 and IMS environments; Verio program offers three months of free Web hosting plus migration services to an NTT/Verio data center.