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Author: Phani R C Chowdary Koganti
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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....
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Author: David Berry
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Cascading style sheets (CSS) give you more control over the appearance and presentation of your pages. Using cascading style sheets, you can extend the ability to precisely specify the location and appearance of elements on a page and create special effects. You can also make your site more accessible for visitors with specialized browsers or output devices. This article will discuss the following 5 topics:...
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Author: vivek devarajan
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The label "web services," as broadly applied, has two levels of meaning—one specific and one conceptual:
Specifically, web services are a stack of emerging standards that describe a service-oriented, component-based application architecture. Conceptually, web services represent a model in which discrete tasks within e-business processes are distributed widely throughout a value net....
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Author: Bruce Johnson
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Since the goal of this series is to walk through the thought processes and tasks involved in building a commercial web service, we will start by describing exactly what functionality will be provided. Fortunately (for me, at least), it's a subject near and dear to my heart. For much of the past three years, I have been deeply involve in designing and implementing applications for warehousing and logistics. As a result of this work, I have developed a shipment rating engine...
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Author: sridevi krishnan
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"Web services" are application components whose functionality and interfaces are exposed to potential users through the application of existing and emerging Web technology standards including XML, SOAP, WSDL, and HTTP. In contrast to Web sites, browser-based interactions or platform-dependent technologies, Web services are services offered computer-to-computer, via defined formats and protocols, in a platform-independent and language-neutral manner....
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Author: Paul Cornell
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In traditional Microsoft Office Visual Basic® for Applications (VBA) solutions development, programmers provide application logic in the form of code modules or Component Object Model (COM) add-ins. Generally, these code modules and add-ins must physically reside on client computers. For example, if you want to distribute an Office VBA macro or COM add-in, you would need to install the macro or add-in on each client computer that you wanted to use the code....
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Author: Bruce Johnson
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Last year, American corporations spent over $4 billion integrating heterogeneous applications (otherwise known as Enterprise Application Integration or EAI). Why? Because one of the best ways to squeeze more profits out of a company is to reduce the costs of doing business. Among the many other possibilities of boosting the bottom line(some of which have now been identified as illegal) is finding ways to streamline the flow of information through the corporation....
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Author: Lee McGraw
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A reader wanting to fully understand this article about advanced Web-enabled application architecture needs to know several technologies. However, someone willing to learn, and with access to documentation, can also understand much, if not all, of it. I am not going to explain every single thing in this article, but will cover the major points of concern....
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Author: Peter A. Bromberg, Ph.D.
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We needed a way to handle accountholder signature images to be transported in XML in such a way that the image of the person's signature (or really, any binary data) could be transported in the same XML text stream as the other account information in such a way that it wouldn't choke our COM components that process these XML streams, and the processed results to be displayed via CLIENT SIDE script in a web page. This technique can be used to populate formfields in a document for printing, or any...
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Author: Craig Emilio Probus
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Web Services are an integral part of a new technology and set of standards and protocols (including SOAP and XSD) designed to enhance and simplify the interaction of heterogeneous and remote software components across the Internet and within intranets. Microsoft has embraced these new standards and has made them an integral part of its .NET strategy both in its Visual Studio.NET (VS.NET) development environment and the .NET Framework in order to facilitate the use of Web Services....
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Author: srinivas msss
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XSL, eXtensible Stylesheet Language is a W3C standard with lots of development and momentum and having a large size of community also got abundant number of Books, mailing lists, training and websites. This article just gives a kick start for the people who want to work with XSL and XPath....
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XSL, eXtensible Stylesheet Language is a W3C standard with lots of development and momentum and having a large size of community also got abundant number of Books, mailing lists, training and websites. This article just gives a kick start for the people who want to work with XSL and XPath....
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