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The Key to Successful Testing: Test Planning - PART I       
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The complexity of modern client/server and web applications has elevated testing to become a critical and essential part of the development process. Today, no one would consider (or admit) not planning their software test efforts. Yet studies and surveys indicate that test planning is often a low priority item when it comes to software development. Worse yet, it is often not performed, or when it is, it's not complete, not accurate, or not followed consistently....

PART II --- The Key to Successful Testing - Test Planning       
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Most client/server applications are developed using a Rapid Application Development (RAD) methodology. Testers must "try to keep up" with these short development cycles. Earlier, non-client/server applications often took 18 - 24 months for full development and initial deployment. Now, with RAD, applications are delivered in multiple deployments or "chunks." Each chunk is based on the previous one and includes enhancements, modification, and fixes. Each chunk requires multiple builds or iterative...

Building a Client-Side XML Application       
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This presentation describes a project I was involved in last year, when I served as Director of Consulting at RivCom, an XML consulting firm based in the UK. The project, entitled "XML/EDI in the Transport Industry," was part of a larger European XML/EDI Pilot Project that ran throughout 1999.

In this talk I focus on a few key concepts that I believe have general relevance to all XML application developers. The project covered much more ground than I will go into here. If you want to know...

XML Linking Language (XLink): Creating Powerful, Flexible Hypertext Structures       
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XLink promises an enormous leap forward for hypertext on the Internet, while providing only a taste of what more hypertext-focused systems have attempted to deliver. As a former chair of the XLink working group put it, "XLink is hypertext for the 1970s." That marks a significant advance in manageability and flexibility over the kinds of hypertext linking we have today in HTML - an advance, even by the high standards of the hypertext community....

Converting HTML to WML       
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The process of converting HTML documents into WML documents for use on WAP-enabled devices is not as simple as the alteration of the markup tags. This report investigates the problems associated with the conversion process and presents a solution through the design and implementation of a piece of conversion software....

Using XML in Java Gets Easier with DOM4J       
Total Hits: 231  |  Today: 0 Author: Raghu Donepudi       Rating:  
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Have you experienced the pain of parsing and extracting XML data inside Java applications? Then you'll love DOM4J. Find out how flexible, high-performance, and memory-efficient implementations of this XML framework can ease the hardships of XML-based Java application development. If you have worked with XML in Java applications during the past few years, you know the pain of parsing and extracting XML data inside the application. The process required writing lots of cumbersome code to retrieve e...

Anatomy of an XML Document       
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Whether you're writing XML from scratch, or writing a document from a pre-defined specification there is a standard layout for XML. This article discusses the XML layout....

Java Architecture for XML Binding       
Total Hits: 106  |  Today: 0 Author: Samuel Abraham       Rating:  
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This shows how to map XML to Java objects and back using JAXB. JAXB is used for mapping from XML to Java and back.The XML document is converted into java classes by the schema compiler which you can use in your application and this can be converted back to XML again....

Return mySQL queries normally or as xml       
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Function to encapsulate a mySQL query and optionally return the result as xml....

Displaying XML data in Pages       
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It is normal to display a long list of items in pages of 20, for example, items at a time. This snippet describes how to go about segmenting the XML data for Page X and only that data....

Get Search terms collection from an entered query string       
Total Hits: 129  |  Today: 0 Author: Michael       Rating:  
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Takes a query string and breaks it down into a collection of search terms. Supports quoted search terms....

Debugging script       
Total Hits: 259  |  Today: 0 Author: Don Kackman       Rating:  
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When debugging web page scripts or HTC behaviors it is often very helpful to view debugging information as the scripts run. However you don't want these scripts to run when you release the page or the behavior. The attached script file has a number of useful debugging functions that can be turned on or off by setting the conditional compilation flag at the top of the file. In this way you can put debugging code anywhere in you scripts and turn all of them off from single place. Functions include...

swapping two integer values without using temporary       
Total Hits: 89  |  Today: 0 Author: Ashish Shukla       Rating:  
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The following code uses bitwise operator x-or (^) to swap two integer variables without using any temporary variable and without using any arithmatic operator. I think that using bitwise operator is faster as compared to arithmatic operator....

Grouping an XML Node by First Letter       
Total Hits: 99  |  Today: 0 Author: Jason Bauer       Rating:  
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This XSL code is a simple example that allows you to group a list of nodes by first letter (or any letter for that matter). Useful for breaking up long lists by adding an alphabet to the top with links to each letter....

Generate multiple HTML combos from XML.       
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This VBScript allows the generation of multiple HTML combos, from the data contained in a XML file. To maintain the things simple, the script only needs to create an "Microsoft.XMLDOM" object, and a reference to the XML file. When the data has been loaded, is called by a subprogram to compose the HTML objects HTML, from the ordinal position that occupy in the XML structure. This subprogram invokes to the main routine, that is the one in charge to cross all XML structure to extract the correct da...

Retrieving a Registry subtree as XML       
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Given a Registry path it will return an XML representation of that registry key, either as a string or an XML document pointer. Includes option to recurse registry keys....

Formatting XML with CSS     Price: Free   
Total Hits: 167  |  Today: 0 Author: David Silverlight       Rating:  
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This snippet demonstrates using CSS to do rudimentary formatting of XML elements The data is stored in an XML file and the formatting is accomplished using nothing more than Cascading Style Sheets....

Cross-Browser display of XML/XSL     Price: Free   
Total Hits: 164  |  Today: 0 Author: David Silverlight       Rating:  
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This example is very basic, but answers the very common question of "How do I display my XML/XSL in browsers that do not support XML. It is about as simple as it gets....Transform it server-side....

Stock quote application       
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In this particular example we are going to display stock quotes from Yahoo. It retrieves the quotes in csv format the stores the results in an array and then we display a table with the information....

Coping Up with your Existing Untidy HTML when XML Seems Like a Better Choice        
Total Hits: 326  |  Today: 0 Author: Ashwin Kamanna       Rating:  
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This article will be helpful to the sites where a lot of information is maintained in the form of flat HTML pages, all the pages share some kind of similar structure and the site developers think that the content should be separated from the publishing elements so as to support rendering media other than a browser or have more control over the rendering itself....


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