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whitepaper IT Policy Rules for BlackBerry Internet Service Instant Messaging: Yahoo! Messenger2006-09-06 01:00:12 Research In Motion
  This paper describes the IT policy rules that are available on the BlackBerry Enterprise Server that one can use to manage Yahoo! Messenger on a BlackBerry device. A person can manage the usage of Yahoo! Messenger by using the default IT policy rules on the BlackBerry Enterprise Server. He or she can add custom IT policy rules to the BlackBerry Enterprise Server by importing an IT policy template file that contains SQL commands.   
whitepaper Introduction to the BlackBerry Browser2006-09-06 01:00:12 Research In Motion
  The BlackBerry Enterprise Solution is a wireless connectivity solution from Research In Motion (RIM) that is designed to provide organizations with an open platform for extending wireless communications and corporate data applications to mobile users. Organization can use the BlackBerry Browser and existing web content development tools to provide integrated mobile access to a range of business information and communications. This paper describes the BlackBerry architecture and how the BlackBerry Browser and the BlackBerry Mobile Data System (BlackBerry MDS) work together to provide a browsing solution. The paper outlines design considerations for mobile applications and explores options for using push technology with applications.   
whitepaper Advanced Browser Development - Developing Browser Push Applications2006-09-06 01:00:12 Research In Motion
  A push application is designed to simplify and enhance the distribution of corporate data to mobile employees. Users do not have to request or download the data, because the push application delivers the information as it becomes available. This paper describes the BlackBerry architecture from Research In Motion (RIM) and how the BlackBerry Browser, the BlackBerry Enterprise Server, and the BlackBerry Mobile Data System (BlackBerry MDS) support push applications. The paper explains the different types of push mechanisms and demonstrates how push functionality works in web-based applications. It also provides a code sample for a push application and presents a case study for a push application.   
whitepaper Microsoft Executive Circle Webcast: Security360 With Mike Nash: Creating a Front Line of Defense With Browser Security2006-03-20 Microsoft
  The browser has become the ubiquitous desktop application for business users and their customers. Because of their role as the Internet gateway for PC users, browsers are often targeted for malicious attacks. With new attack vectors discovered every day, it is critical for Information Technology (IT) professionals to understand the basic issues associated with browser security and proactively take the necessary protective measures. This webcast explains about strategies to address online safety issues and technologies to help protect the company's networking infrastructure from attacks through the browser.

Tags: Network Security, Security Management		   
whitepaper Rich Client Interfaces: Breaking Free From the Browser2006-03-16 Pathfinder Development
  Pathfinder Associates creates rich client interfaces in Internet browser windows that break applications free from the constraints of a browser window. Using tried and true methods of rich client interface development, Pathfinder builds application interfaces that work in browser windows but don't look like browser-based interfaces. They build application interfaces that look like applications. Through years of practical development and the constant desire to be unique, Pathfinder has constructed many creative and interesting interface objects that defy the basic functionality provided by browsers. By stretching the imagination and the limitations of the browser, they have found ways to go beyond simple browser capabilities to provide functionality that rivals application functionality built by traditional development tools.

Tags: Application Development		   
whitepaper Technology Audit: Touchpaper Software Plc - IT Business Management Suite2006-09-16 08:10:06 Touchpaper Software
  Touchpaper IT Business Management (ITBM) is a comprehensive suite of Infrastructure management modules that can be deployed in a standalone manner or as a fully integrated system. ITBM enables measurement of the IT function against the enterprise's strategic and operational goals, represented by Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). The company has built upon its extensive experience in Help Desk solutions to develop its ITBM suite. It provides tight integration of its product modules, delivered through a single Smart Client and Web browser interface, enabling the management of end users, infrastructure, and applications.   
whitepaper Ajax Hacks: Detect Browser Compatibility With the Request Object2006-03-01 O'Reilly Media
  Browser compatibility is an important consideration. One has to make sure the "Engine" behind Ajax's server handshake is properly constructed, but one can never predict which browsers the users will favor. The programming tool that allows Ajax applications to make HTTP requests to a server is an object that you can use from within JavaScript code. In the world of Firefox and Netscape (as well as Safari and Opera), this object is named XMLHttpRequest. However, continuing with the tradition established by IE 5.0, recent vintages of Internet Explorer implement the software as an ActiveX object named Microsoft.XMLHTTP or Msxml2. XMLHTTP.

Tags: Application Development, Web Development and Design		   
whitepaper Submit Text Field or Textarea Values to the Server Without a Browser Refresh2006-03-01 O'Reilly Media
  Ajax applications can automatically send to a server program the information that the user has entered into a text field or textarea. The application code waits for the text widget's onblur event to occur, then uses the request object to send just the data from that field or textarea. In many applications, this technique is preferable to requiring the user to click a Submit button, then sending all of the form's values to the server in a big clump. It is also much snappier in terms of the application's responsiveness.

Tags: Application Development, Programming Languages		   
whitepaper Debug Ajax-Generated Tags in Firefox2006-03-01 O'Reilly Media
  View ?¨ Page Source has always been a popular (if primitive) programmer tool for inspecting a web page's code, but the HTML generated by this menu command will not show the newly generated widgets that the Ajax applications might produce. It shows only the original HTML source code. Firefox, however, includes a DOM Inspector tool that shows these newly generated tags in a detailed hierarchical tree-type widget.

Tags: Application Development, Programming Languages		   
whitepaper Web Site Management: Designing and Indexing an Accessible Website2006-03-07 03:29:30
  Web site design has three main aspects: planning the site, designing and building it, maintaining information and structure. To make a website usable and accessible, much of the effort needs to go into the planning and designing stages. Retrofitting accessibility may be possible but is rarely a total success. The planning and design stages are also the places to think about including metadata, and what the words on your site are actually saying about your content. Along with a good html editors many of the tests listed in the next section can be easily accomplished by using either Firefox or Mozilla and the web developer toolbar.