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whitepaper User Registration and Login Methods0000-00-00 AlphaToGo
  Today, developers can choose among several different methods to allow users to register and gain access (login) to their Internet-based application. Although some are more popular than others, the method selected should be appropriate to the nature of the online application and the type of user expected, as well as provide for application security, data security and dynamic data filtering.

The purpose of this article is to review the most popular methods for online registration and login, the individual components of those methods, and to provide a general guide to web application developers incorporating user registration and login into their applications.

Tags: Web Protocols, Digital Signatures, Web Services, Best Practices		   
whitepaper Reality Digital Helps Businesses Boost Value of Online Video Clips0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Businesses are eager to tap into the soaring popularity of Internet-based video content as a tool for increasing their Web site traffic, improving brand loyalty among consumers, and creating new online revenue sources. San Francisco-based Reality Digital provides digital media management software that enables all types of organizations to reap the benefits of interactive Web content sharing and social networking, while minimizing the work and up-front costs involved. Built on a platform of Microsoft technologies, the Reality Digital Opus platform is delivered as a hosted Web service.

Tags: .NET, Application Development		   
whitepaper Semantic Web Technologies and Data Management2007-09-14 IBM
  The Semantic Web aims to build a common framework that allows data to be shared and reused across applications, enterprises, and community boundaries. It proposes to use RDF as a flexible data model and use ontology to represent data semantics. Currently, relational models and XML tree models are widely used to represent structured and semi-structured data. But they offer limited means to capture the semantics of data. An XML Schema defines a syntax-valid XML document and has no formal semantics, and an ER model can capture data semantics well but it is hard for end-users to use them when the ER model is transformed into a physical database model on which user queries are evaluated.

Tags: Web Services, Application Development		   
whitepaper Korea Institute of Patent Information Achieves Real-Time Data Sharing With Web Services0000-00-00 Oracle
  The Korea Institute of Patent Information (KIPI) was founded in 1995 to provide and manage data related to Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in South Korea. Its aim is to enhance South Korea's standing in the international research community. KIPI adopted a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) strategy to make it easier to upload, integrate, share, and manage data. The agency selected a range of Oracle SOA Suite applications to integrate the main KIPO database to its trademark database, ensuring information can be updated regularly from a variety of sources. It also moved to a two-node clustered server environment to boost the reliability and availability of its service.

Tags: Web Services, Service-Oriented Architecture		   
whitepaper Helping Business Achieve Operational Efficiency Through People and SOA2006-07-01 IBM
  A growing number of businesses are turning to service-oriented architecture (SOA) to achieve better operational efficiency. The challenge for many companies is knowing where to start with SOAs. This white paper explains how a business-centric approach called the "people entry point" can help maximize organizational productivity and efficiency.

Tags: Infrastructure Management, Web Services, 		  
whitepaper SOA: Remixing IT for Greater Value2007-05-01 IBM
  Easy-to-implement and cost-effective SOA solutions can help to improve the agility of the IT infrastructure to respond quickly to new business needs. IBM can help your business by offering innovative ways to optimize the value of existing and new investments with a service oriented approach to IT.

Tags: Infrastructure Management, Web Services, 		  
whitepaper Chinwag Live: The Dark Side Of Social Media2007-09-07 Chinwag
  Identity theft, libel, stalking, scams and even violence were on the agenda at this event held19th June 2007, but so too was an exploration of online identity management and the changing nature of privacy fostered by social networks like Myspace and Facebook. The impact of social media on brands was also tackled in a discussion with panelists from Windows Live Spaces, Collaborate Marketing, Compound Media, Bloggerheads and The Identity Society.   
whitepaper Fiorde International Logistics Increases Operational Efficiency and Reduces Costs With Content Management Capabilities0000-00-00 Oracle
  Fiorde International Logistics is a full-service transportation logistics and cargo custom-clearance service organization. The company wanted to integrate disparate systems to improve business processes and operational efficiency. The challenge was to improve productivity with an enterprise-wide content management system and minimize technology maintenance costs. The company implemented Oracle Content Database (Oracle Content DB) to create a cost-effective, scalable, and secure enterprise-wide content management solution for 500 users. The company used Oracle Content DB Web Services and Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) to integrate legacy applications and business processes.

Tags: Web Content Management, Web Services		   
whitepaper Comparing OWL Semantics2007-09-04 Hewlett-Packard (HP)
  The OWL Web Ontology Language is endowed with two model theories, reflecting its origins as a compromise between two different communities. By design these model theories give rise to very similar semantics, and a precise statement of the correspondence between the model theories is conjectured with a sketch proof at the end of the OWL semantics specification document. The authors have filled in the details of this sketch proof using the Isabelle/HOL proof assistant, and developed machinery for further study of the formal semantics of OWL. The study was sufficiently detailed to find a handful of minor errors in the specification of the semantics of OWL that previous work had overlooked.

Tags: Web Services		   
whitepaper Nonblocking Scheduling for Web Service Transactions2007-09-04 University of Hannover
  For improved flexibility and concurrent usage existing transaction management models for Web services relax the isolation property of Web service-based transactions. Correctness of the concurrent execution then has to be ensured by commit order-preserving transaction schedulers. However, local schedulers of service providers typically do take into account neither time constraints for committing the whole transaction, nor the individual services' constraints when scheduling decisions are made. This often leads to an unnecessary blocking of transactions by (possibly long-running) others. This paper proposes a novel nonblocking scheduling mechanism that is used prior to the actual service invocations. Its aim is to reach an agreement between the client and all participating providers on what transaction processing times have to be expected, accepted, and guaranteed.

Tags: Web Services		   


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