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Data binding with JAXB

By Daniel Steinberg – This tutorial shows how to use data binding to easily map data stored in XML documents to Java objects and back again. You start with a DTD and process it into Java source files. To customize this mapping you will create and modify a binding schema. Once you have a corresponden

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Second Generation Web Services

by Paul Prescod – This next generation of web services will likely adhere to an architectural style called REST, the underlying architectural model of the current Web. It stands for "representational state transfer". Roy Fielding of eBuilt created the name in his PhD dissertation. Recently,

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Mastering Oracle SQL

Book By Sanjay Mishra, Alan Beaulieu – If you write programs to run against an Oracle database, you spend a lot of time and mental energy writing queries to return the data your programs need. Knowledge of SQL, and particularly of Oracle’s implementation of SQL, is the key to writing good queries in

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U.S. Federal XML Guidelines

by Alan Kotok – The United States federal government's XML Work Group, a sub-committee of the Chief Information Officers Council (CIOC), drafted its first guidelines that spell out best practices for the use of XML in federal agencies. This document, which begun circulating in early draft form f

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Using tDOM and tDOM XSLT

By Cameron Laird – tDOM is a high-performance, C-coded, DOM-oriented XML processor. tDOM XSLT is an XSLT engine built with tDOM that has extremely good performance in simple tests. tDOM and tDOM XSLT are open-source projects already in mission-critical production for several organizations. This arti

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SVG – Open for Business

Scalable Vector Graphics are the prime technology for presentations and business charts. Pie charts, bar graphs, animated or static, values manipulated by the user or static, SVG can do all. And what is missing, added CSS and JavaScript will do.In this introduction we'll generate a bar c

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Larry Ellison—At the Helm

By Julie Gibbs – At the helm of Oracle Corporation for 25 years, Chairman and CEO Lawrence J. Ellison continues to divine the future for technology and business. From realizing the potential of relational databases to predicting the internet would “change everything” to declaring that integrated sof