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Using Web Services Effectively from the JavaTM BluePrints Program
Web services are a highly effective means of enhancing interoperability across heterogeneous platforms. The article Using Web Services Effectively, from the JavaTM BluePrints Program, describes enterprise application environments that benefit from Web service implementations. In this article the int
Tip: Multi-pass XSLT
Transforms can often be made cleaner and clearer if executed in phases or passes. First some intermediate output is produced, and then this is further transformed into a final output form. There can even be more than one intermediate form. In this tip, Uche Ogbuji discusses ways of breaking down XSL
Replicating data from SQL Server 2000 to Oracle
By Sravan Kasarla – This tip is useful for understanding the replication options between SQL Server 2000 and Oracle 8i databases. It will help DBAs enable the sharing of data in a heterogeneous environment that is a common challenge in most IT departments.
Microsoft steps on three more bugs
By Joe Wilcox – Microsoft issued three security warnings late Wednesday affecting its popular SQL Server database, Windows XP operating system, and Word and Excel applications. The SQL Server flaw, which Microsoft deemed critical, is the most serious of the lot. Exploitation of the flaw would
SQLTools 1.3.5.15 Beta Released
SQLTools is a light-weight, robust tool for ORACLE database development that includes a text editor, SQL console and a couple of SQL utilities. Small enough to fit on a floppy disk and able to be used on a dial-up connection, SQLTools is a handy, portable, free program that works as fast as SQLPlus.
Comparing the current and next rows in data warehousing
By Regimon Kallinkal – There is often a need for comparing the current row with the next row for different reasons in data warehousing strategies. Instead of cursoring through an entire table to compare values between current and next records, this technique is faster. Cursors are generally slower f
Features of Apache SOAP 2.2
By BERTRAND GOUPIL – Apache Soap is an Apache project which defines the SOAP protocol in Java. This project is based on the source of IBM’s SOAP application, SOAP 4J. The latest version of this implementation, dated May 30, 2001, is version 2.2 of the project. Apache SOAP 2.2 defines almost a
HOWTO: Convert FoxPro Cursor into XML Data Format
This article describes how to create an Extensible Markup Language (XML) data file from a cursor in Visual FoxPro 6.0.
Beep BEEP!
by Rich Salz – This article is the last in a series examining how one might go about sending binary data as part of a SOAP message. This month we look at BEEP, the Blocks Extensible Exchange Protocol.