Tabla de Contenidos: “…IntroductionDefining packages and loops for near real-time execution using a hybrid loop; Using a file from a parameter variable; Detecting files with a variable name; Processing all files in a directory; Processing a large number of files in parallel; Chapter 9: XML and Web Services; Introduction; Defining a connection to XML within ODI; Processing complex files with ODI; Processing XML data within an RDBMS not in memory; Invoking web services from ODI; Invoking asynchronous ODI web services with callbacks; Configuring container-based authentication with ODI web services…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Returning with no predefined structureReturning SETOF ANY; Variadic argument lists; A summary of the RETURN SETOF variants; Returning cursors; Iterating over cursors returned from another function; Wrapping up of functions returning cursors; Other ways to work with structured data; Complex data types for the modern world - XML and JSON; XML data type and returning data as XML from functions; Returning data in the JSON format; Summary; Chapter 5: PL/pgSQL Trigger Functions; Creating the trigger function; Creating the trigger; Working on a simple ""Hey, I'm called"" trigger; The audit trigger…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…; Digital Signatures; Expression Sandbox; End-User Enhancements; Pivot Charts; Windows XP Theming; Templates; Smart Tags; Auto Correct Options Buttons; Better Accessibility; XML and Access; Relating XML to HTML; The Advantages of XML; Using Access 2003 with SharePoint Services; Export Information to a SharePoint Server; Import Information From a SharePoint Server; Access Developer Extensions; The Property Scanner; The Custom Startup Wizard; The Package Wizard; Summary…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Authors; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Setting Up Hibernate; Introduction; Getting the required libraries for hibernate; Creating a hibernate persistent class; Providing an XML-based hibernate mapping; Providing an annotation-based hibernate mapping; Providing a hibernate configuration using an XML file; Providing a hibernate configuration using the properties file; Configuring hibernate programmatically; Chapter 2: Understanding the Fundamentals; Introduction; Building a SessionFactory…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Preliminaries; Creating Smart Documents; Creating Document Workspaces; Implementing Information Rights Management; Comparing Workbooks Side By Side; Getting Information with the Research Task Pane; Using Extended XML Capabilities; Mapping Excel Data to XML Schemas; Publishing Spreadsheets with Web Components; 2. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…configuration filesStarting JBoss EAP6 in the domain mode; The domain mode; Configuration files; domain.xml; host.xml; domain-controller; XSD Document; Summary; Chapter 2: Using JBoss EAP6; Configuring the JBoss EAP6 management console; Security realms; Setting up an admin account; Using the web-based management console; Deploying a project in the standalone mode; Testing; Deployment scanner; Introducing JBoss DMR; Deploying a project in the domain mode; main-server-group; Testing; CLI Usages; Connecting to CLI; ls; cd; Basic commands; echo-dmr; read-operation; The GUI Interface…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Singleton scope -- Eager singletons -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Aspect-Oriented Programming and Interceptors -- AOP introduction -- Spring AOP -- XML(schema)-based Spring AOP -- Declaring aspect -- Declaring a point-cut -- Point-cut designator -- Patterns -- Declaring Advice (interceptor) -- Implementing before advice -- Implementing after advice -- Implementing around advice -- Implementing after returning advice -- Implementing AfterThrowing advice -- @AspectJ annotation-based Spring AOP -- Declaring aspect -- Declaring point-cut -- Declaring Advice -- Declaring an advisor -- Choosing AOP frameworks and style of configuration -- Spring AOP versus AspectJ language -- XML versus @AspectJ-style annotation for Spring AOP -- Summary -- Chapter 7: IoC Patterns and Best Practices -- Various patterns to achieve IoC -- The factory method pattern -- Defining the product (abstract type) and its concrete implementation -- Defining the factory method (creator interface) and its concrete implementation -- The service locator pattern -- The template method pattern -- The strategy pattern -- Configuration styles -- File-based (XML) versus code-based configuration -- Injection using the setter method versus the constructor -- Constructor-based DI -- Setter-based DI -- Circular dependency -- Problems of circular dependency -- Causes and solutions -- The single responsibility principle -- Deferring the setting of a dependency from constructor to setter -- Relocation of classes and packages -- Circular dependency in the Spring framework -- Using setter/field injection over constructor injection -- Using the @Lazy annotation -- Best practices and anti-patterns -- What to inject - the container itself or just dependencies? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…How to react in real time through seamless flow of information -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 General strategy -- 5.3 Solution components -- 5.3.1 Access and collaboration via portal technology -- 5.3.2 Access and collaboration via Lotus Workplace -- 5.3.3 Business process execution -- 5.3.4 Enterprise Service Bus -- 5.3.5 Common resource and information model -- 5.4 Scenario -- 5.4.1 Business context -- 5.4.2 Current environment -- 5.4.3 Business objectives -- 5.4.4 Technical objectives -- 5.4.5 Solution approach -- 5.4.6 Benefits and summary -- 5.5 Product positioning -- 5.6 Linkages -- 5.6.1 XML -- 5.6.2 DB2 XML Extender -- 5.6.3 DB2 XML Extender and WebSphere MQ -- 5.6.4 Integration of applications using WebSphere MQ products -- 5.6.5 Web Services integration -- 5.6.6 Web Services Object Runtime Framework -- 5.6.7 DADX overview and structure -- 5.7 Glimpse of the future -- 5.7.1 Lotus Workplace -- 5.7.2 Information Integrator updates -- 5.8 Summary -- Appendix A. …”

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“…It then moves into Web and Windows programming, data access (databases and XML), and more advanced technologies such as graphics programming with GDI+ and basic networking. …”