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OSDBs Take on the Enterprise
in BrainDump
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Contributed by Terri Wells
Article Rating:  / 2
2004-04-05
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 Give open source databases (OSDBs) two years or less, and they'll be ready to take on the enterprise. That's not just some conclusion I came to out of my head; that's the latest word on the subject from AMR Research, a research firm that specializes in providing analysis on enterprise software. The report has not yet attracted the attention it deserves--but it will. Even IBM and Oracle may start feeling the pressure in the next year, if AMR's view on this can be trusted. Discuss this Article!
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Quick Introduction to PHP 5
in Zend
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Contributed by Zend
Article Rating: / 21
2004-04-01
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 The groundbreaking release of PHP 3 in 1997 revolutionized the way in which Web sites are developed, and made it possible for everyone to create simple, yet powerful Web applications. PHP 4 took PHP much further by introducing the ZendŽ Engine, pushing the performance of PHP through the roof, and allowing it to be more extensible than ever before. Discuss this Article!
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Processing Command Line Options with PERL
in Perl
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Contributed by icarus, (c) Melonfire
Article Rating: / 3
2004-03-31
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 Over the course of the next few pages, I will introduce you to one of the more interesting modules in the Perl pantheon, the Getopt::Long.pm module. This module provides a simple API to parse options passed to your Perl scripts at the command line and convert them into Perl scalars or arrays. Discuss this Article!
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File Management with PHP
in PHP
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Contributed by Murali Dharan.M
Article Rating: / 8
2004-03-29
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 We can find many articles related to uploading, viewing, and downloading files. This article is written on the basic concept of uploading and managing files. File uploading is the process of copying the file from your machine to the remote server. Other users of the same system then share this file by viewing or downloading it. What happens when you upload a file that already exists in the remote folder to which you are uploading? Discuss this Article!
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Saving Client State with Cookies and Java
in Java
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Contributed by Kulvir Singh Bhogal
Article Rating: / 10
2004-03-24
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 Cookies serve as a facility for servers to send information to a
client. This information is then housed on the client, from which
the server can later retrieve the information. In this article, we will
study the concept of saving client state with cookies using Java
Servlets. Ill walk you through an end to end example where you will store
and retrieve data using cookies. Discuss this Article!
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Introduction to JavaServer Faces, Part 3
in Java
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Contributed by McGraw-Hill/Osborne
Article Rating: / 3
2004-03-22
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| This chapter has been leading us gently through the JavaServer Faces technology. More importantly, in it, Budi teaches ushow to write an online survey application to get a feel for how this great technology works. This chapter prepares you for the next chapters by introducing the JSF Application Programming Interface (API) and the Application Configuration file. This excerpt comes from chapter two of JavaServer Faces Programming, by Budi Kurniawan (McGraw-Hill/Osborne, ISBN 0-07-222983-7, 2004). Discuss this Article!
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PHP SOAP Extension
in Zend
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Contributed by Zend
Article Rating: / 4
2004-03-17
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| This article describes the new SOAP extension for PHP. It is intended for PHP
developers who want to write their own Web Services servers, or use SOAP to
access existing ones. It assumes some familiarity with Web Services, SOAP, and
WSDL (Web Services Description Language). Discuss this Article!
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 April 2004's PLUG
IN is now out! This month, we feature an interview with sci-fi
actor turned author, Wil Wheaton, about his life, blog,
and Dancing Barefoot. Also in the magazine: J2EE & .NET,
rescue disks, what x86-64 means to you, and more. GET
YOUR COPY
- PLUG IN,
TODAY!
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