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Advanced Tips and Tricks: Customizing the Ribbon Using Office Open XML (Level 300) 2007-05-08 Microsoft Tips

The presenter of this webcast shows the basics of Ribbon customization, including how to create one's own custom tab, add commands to a built-in tab, and add one's own Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) macros to the Ribbon.

Tags: Programming Languages, Word Processing

Microsoft Office System Webcast: Advanced Tips and Tricks: Customizing the Ribbon Using Office Open XML (Level 300) 2007-05-08 Microsoft Tips

If anyone knows the basics of editing the XML behind 2007 Office release documents, customizing the Ribbon is one of the easiest tasks to do. The presenter of this webcast looks at the basics of Ribbon customization, including how to create one's own custom tab or add commands to a built-in tab. The presenter also shows how to add one's own Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) macros to the Ribbon.

Tags: Programming Languages, Application Development

Load Testing SOAs Which Utilize Web Services 2007-05-07 AppLabs Technologies

Service-Oriented Architectures (SOA), despite being a hot topic, are far from new. In the recent past, Microsoft's Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM) and the Object Management Group's Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) represented the state-of-the-art in SOA for intranet implementations, but their inherent complexities have hampered their adoption on the internet. What is new is the migration of SOA onto the web. Internet is dominated by the use of web browsers; therefore the logical path for SOA on the web is to adopt the technologies used by browsers. The web services implementation that is almost ubiquitous is the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP). It is a combination of eXtensible Markup Language (XML) standards and the web's underlying network protocol, the HyperText Transport Protocol (HTTP).

Tags: Web Services, Service-Oriented Architecture

Fuji Electric Information Services Applies Xpriori XMS to QMS Management Systems - Greatly Simplifies Frequent Amendment of ISO Documents 2007-04-26 Xpriori

Fuji Electric Information Service Co., Ltd ("F.E.I.S.") was established in 1994 as a wholly owned subsidiary of Fuji Electric Holdings Co., Ltd. The Company required an XML-based QMS management system that was as fast as RDBMS but allowed greater flexibility to alter and search QOS documents. The system had to be low cost and easy to maintain. As a solution the company deployed Xpriori XMS.

Tags: Document Management, Database Management

Complex Event Processing With DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows and Coral8: High-Speed XML Event Processing Requires a "Pure" Approach 2007-04-19 IBM

CEP engines are being used to drive a new breed of applications, such as low-latency financial market data analysis for algorithmic trading and trade compliance monitoring, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) and sensor network analysis for asset tracking and supply chain logistics, and Web click-stream analysis for customer experience management and process optimization. CEP applications are rarely stand-alone components. They often involve a combination of infrastructure components including a CEP engine, database, and messaging software. Effective implementation of a CEP application requires seamless integration between these components in both the development environment and run-time platform.

Tags: Software Engineering

Advanced Call Center Solution Improves Efficiency, Delivering Premium Services to Rural Farmers 2007-04-18 Nortel Networks

Juan Valdez is the face of the Federacion Nacional de Cafeteros de Colombia (The National Federation of Colombian Coffee Growers) and Cafe de Colombia. The 100% Colombian Coffee logo was developed by the Federation in March 1981. They needed an advanced contact center solution that could handle thousands of calls and route them efficiently, making sure that all callers receive prompt service and the complete information that they were looking for. The Nortel MPS 500 improves contact center efficiency by automating routine requests and freeing agents for more complex enquiries. It delivers friendlier self-service and more personalized customer experience through robust, multilanguage advanced speech capabilities.

Tags: Call Center - Contact

IBM Workplace Forms V2.6 Integration With IBM DB2 V9: Leveraging the XML Capabilities of DB2 V9 in a Workplace Forms Solution 2007-03-20 IBM

Traditionally, relational DBMSs stored XML data as a single column-row entity (such as CLOB, BLOB, or VARCHAR) or decomposed ("Shred") the XML data into multiple columns. These methods presented problems for many applications, including increased development and query complexity, difficulties in evolving schemas to address new business needs, and poor runtime performance of subdocument queries. By storing the XML data natively in the database, users can now take full advantage of new XML query capabilities, leverage the robust indexing and data storage capabilities of the DBMS, and allow for growth and changes in the XML schema.

Tags: Database Management, Web Services

Advanced Tips and Tricks: Breaking Into Your Office Open XML Format Documents (Level 300) 2007-03-20 Microsoft Tips

The presenter of this webcast provides a guided tour through the XML behind the documents, along with an introduction to how one can edit the XML directly to get more from the documents than ever before.

Tags: Programming Languages, Word Processing

Upgrading a SAS 9.1 or 9.1.2 System to a SAS 9.1.3 System 2007-03-16 SAS Institute

This paper explains how to upgrade from a 9.1 or 9.1.2 SAS Intelligence Platform system to a 9.1.3 system. The procedures described here assume that one is not installing any new products and that ones initial installation was a Project or planned installation. If one's system is on any platform other than z/OS, one has two options for upgrading. Both options are explained in the procedures that follow. In either case, one will need a 9.1.3 plan.xml file.

Tags: Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing, Upgrades and Migration

Use WebSphere Federation Server Version 9.1 to Integrate XML Data 2007-03-08 IBM

The new pureXML support available in WebSphere Federation Server Version 9.1 allows the user to integrate both local and remote XML store data. One can also use the new SQL/XML and XQuery languages to query XML data in the new applications. IBM WebSphere Federation Server provides the user with real-time, virtualized access to disparate data sources. As a result, one benefits from delivering new projects with a much shorter time to market, extending the warehouse with ad-hoc queries, and producing a unified view for the enterprise data.

Tags: Programming Languages, Database Management

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Title	Date Added	Company
Advanced Tips and Tricks: Customizing the Ribbon Using Office Open XML (Level 300)	2007-05-08	Microsoft Tips
The presenter of this webcast shows the basics of Ribbon customization, including how to create one's own custom tab, add commands to a built-in tab, and add one's own Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) macros to the Ribbon. Tags: Programming Languages, Word Processing
Microsoft Office System Webcast: Advanced Tips and Tricks: Customizing the Ribbon Using Office Open XML (Level 300)	2007-05-08	Microsoft Tips
If anyone knows the basics of editing the XML behind 2007 Office release documents, customizing the Ribbon is one of the easiest tasks to do. The presenter of this webcast looks at the basics of Ribbon customization, including how to create one's own custom tab or add commands to a built-in tab. The presenter also shows how to add one's own Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) macros to the Ribbon. Tags: Programming Languages, Application Development
Load Testing SOAs Which Utilize Web Services	2007-05-07	AppLabs Technologies
Service-Oriented Architectures (SOA), despite being a hot topic, are far from new. In the recent past, Microsoft's Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM) and the Object Management Group's Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) represented the state-of-the-art in SOA for intranet implementations, but their inherent complexities have hampered their adoption on the internet. What is new is the migration of SOA onto the web. Internet is dominated by the use of web browsers; therefore the logical path for SOA on the web is to adopt the technologies used by browsers. The web services implementation that is almost ubiquitous is the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP). It is a combination of eXtensible Markup Language (XML) standards and the web's underlying network protocol, the HyperText Transport Protocol (HTTP). Tags: Web Services, Service-Oriented Architecture
Fuji Electric Information Services Applies Xpriori XMS to QMS Management Systems - Greatly Simplifies Frequent Amendment of ISO Documents	2007-04-26	Xpriori
Fuji Electric Information Service Co., Ltd ("F.E.I.S.") was established in 1994 as a wholly owned subsidiary of Fuji Electric Holdings Co., Ltd. The Company required an XML-based QMS management system that was as fast as RDBMS but allowed greater flexibility to alter and search QOS documents. The system had to be low cost and easy to maintain. As a solution the company deployed Xpriori XMS. Tags: Document Management, Database Management
Complex Event Processing With DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows and Coral8: High-Speed XML Event Processing Requires a "Pure" Approach	2007-04-19	IBM
CEP engines are being used to drive a new breed of applications, such as low-latency financial market data analysis for algorithmic trading and trade compliance monitoring, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) and sensor network analysis for asset tracking and supply chain logistics, and Web click-stream analysis for customer experience management and process optimization. CEP applications are rarely stand-alone components. They often involve a combination of infrastructure components including a CEP engine, database, and messaging software. Effective implementation of a CEP application requires seamless integration between these components in both the development environment and run-time platform. Tags: Software Engineering
Advanced Call Center Solution Improves Efficiency, Delivering Premium Services to Rural Farmers	2007-04-18	Nortel Networks
Juan Valdez is the face of the Federacion Nacional de Cafeteros de Colombia (The National Federation of Colombian Coffee Growers) and Cafe de Colombia. The 100% Colombian Coffee logo was developed by the Federation in March 1981. They needed an advanced contact center solution that could handle thousands of calls and route them efficiently, making sure that all callers receive prompt service and the complete information that they were looking for. The Nortel MPS 500 improves contact center efficiency by automating routine requests and freeing agents for more complex enquiries. It delivers friendlier self-service and more personalized customer experience through robust, multilanguage advanced speech capabilities. Tags: Call Center - Contact
IBM Workplace Forms V2.6 Integration With IBM DB2 V9: Leveraging the XML Capabilities of DB2 V9 in a Workplace Forms Solution	2007-03-20	IBM
Traditionally, relational DBMSs stored XML data as a single column-row entity (such as CLOB, BLOB, or VARCHAR) or decomposed ("Shred") the XML data into multiple columns. These methods presented problems for many applications, including increased development and query complexity, difficulties in evolving schemas to address new business needs, and poor runtime performance of subdocument queries. By storing the XML data natively in the database, users can now take full advantage of new XML query capabilities, leverage the robust indexing and data storage capabilities of the DBMS, and allow for growth and changes in the XML schema. Tags: Database Management, Web Services
Advanced Tips and Tricks: Breaking Into Your Office Open XML Format Documents (Level 300)	2007-03-20	Microsoft Tips
The presenter of this webcast provides a guided tour through the XML behind the documents, along with an introduction to how one can edit the XML directly to get more from the documents than ever before. Tags: Programming Languages, Word Processing
Upgrading a SAS 9.1 or 9.1.2 System to a SAS 9.1.3 System	2007-03-16	SAS Institute
This paper explains how to upgrade from a 9.1 or 9.1.2 SAS Intelligence Platform system to a 9.1.3 system. The procedures described here assume that one is not installing any new products and that ones initial installation was a Project or planned installation. If one's system is on any platform other than z/OS, one has two options for upgrading. Both options are explained in the procedures that follow. In either case, one will need a 9.1.3 plan.xml file. Tags: Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing, Upgrades and Migration
Use WebSphere Federation Server Version 9.1 to Integrate XML Data	2007-03-08	IBM
The new pureXML support available in WebSphere Federation Server Version 9.1 allows the user to integrate both local and remote XML store data. One can also use the new SQL/XML and XQuery languages to query XML data in the new applications. IBM WebSphere Federation Server provides the user with real-time, virtualized access to disparate data sources. As a result, one benefits from delivering new projects with a much shorter time to market, extending the warehouse with ad-hoc queries, and producing a unified view for the enterprise data. Tags: Programming Languages, Database Management