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whitepaper ODS MARKUP: The SAS Reports You've Always Dreamed Of2005-03-09 SAS Institute
  This paper explains why Output Delivery System (ODS) tagsets are going to take over the world. ODS tagsets are incredibly powerful tools that can simplify and conquer the worst of problems. New ODS markup destinations are being created all the time. One of the most powerful aspects of ODS markup is its ability to reuse and combine previous work to create more powerful and flexible ODS markup destinations.

Tags: XML, Data Visualization		   
whitepaper Managing a SAS Programming Environment Using Data Access Pages and the Microsoft Office Data Source Control2005-03-09 SAS Institute
  In programming for a clinical trial, people usually see the development of some sort of "Table of Programs" (TOP), containing information such as program name and location, author, completion date, validation status and date, revision history, and dependencies. In addition, either as part of the TOP or in a separate file, people also often see some sort of "Table of Tables, Figures and Listings (TFLs)", containing data such as titles and footnotes, TFL number, source data, analysis population, and output type. This paper demonstrates the use of Microsoft Access as a data-base "Back-end", in conjunction with a data-bound HTML "Data Access Page" (DAP) and the Microsoft Office Data Source Control (MSODSC) to integrate all of these components into a generalized, study-independent application.

Tags: Programming Languages, Database Applications		   
whitepaper Extreme Web Access: What to Do When FILENAME URL Is Not Enough2005-03-09 SAS Institute
  This paper shows how to write an automated Web browser in SAS. One reason a person might want to do this is to extract data from useful websites, so he or she can load it into a data warehouse. SAS provides the URL access method to read HTML from web pages, but this paper shows why it won't work for many websites. Instead, SOCKET access method is used to perform the basic functions of a web browser. This paper explains how a web browser works by learning about HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) - the standard technique for sending HTML over the internet.

Tags: Web Browsers, Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing		   
whitepaper A Sample Web-Based Reporting Container for ODS XML Reports2005-03-09 SAS Institute
  The SAS system offers a wide variety of tools for reporting needs. From data _null_ to ODS PDF, there are many avenues to produce and surface SAS reports. What is less obvious is what to do with these reports once they are created. This paper describes techniques for building a simple Web container for ODS XML and other SAS reports. The paper covers various SAS technologies including ODS HTML/XML/Tagsets, SAS/Integration Technologies, Java, and XML transforms. The paper is for anyone who is interested in how abstract reports can be generated in SAS and how they can be displayed in a web infrastructure.

Tags: XML, Web Reporting		   
whitepaper WAP Management With User Defined Content Reduction2005-03-04 Walchand College of Engineering
  In today's world internet is the main source of information. WAP users can not read most contents designed for PC users via their mobile phone screens. For those sites that have been maintained with HTML, time and manpower costs will be incurred to rebuild them with WML. The WAP site management system is proposed for this purpose. The web sites can be automatically translated to proper WAP contents based on parameters like keywords, compactness factor and depth of content search provided by mobile user. Management system show relevant information and retains those links that having content related to keywords and reorganizes it to fit size of mobile client screen.

Tags: WAP, HTML, Mobile - Wireless Communications		   
whitepaper Transforming Word Documents Into the XSL-FO Format2005-02-01 Microsoft
  Microsoft made customizing Microsoft Office Word documents much easier and simpler when it introduced a new XML file format called WordprocessingML with Microsoft Office Word 2003. WordprocessingML is an XML representation, or schema, of the Word document file format. The flexibility of XML allows you to export data seamlessly from a Word document using standard XML representations of objects in a document. The new WordprocessingML schema also provides easy access to contents of Word documents without programming efforts or knowledge of the internal format of a Word document.

Tags: HTML, XML		   
whitepaper Redesigning the Web: A Business Case for Rich Internet Applications2004-09-01 Out the Box Web Productions
  Advances in user interface design over the last five (5) years have created Apple's OS X and Microsoft's Windows XP. These operating systems have taken interface design seriously and created new solutions that strive to take into account the natural workflow of human users. When one compares the rich interfaces that today's computer users demand, one easily questions the future of HTML-based applications. How can they fulfill a web user's needs in the new generation of complex web-based applications? These needs have introduced a new approach to complex web-based development, the Rich Internet Application (RIA).

Tags: HTML, Web Development and Design		   
whitepaper Web-Based Solution for Decision Support Systems0000-00-00 Zensar Technologies
  The client is a US-based telecommunications company providing local, long distance and wireless services. There was a need for a system that allowed users to query enterprise data and save the results in Microsoft Access or Microsoft Excel or Text format. It was also essential to build a system that would provide an in-built, scalable web reporting tool, which could be used to generate and print reports for the queries. The solution was provided in the form of WebDSS - a Web Based Decision Support System. WebDSS is a web-based application where the user interacts with the application through an Applet. This Applet communicates with the server component through sockets.

Tags: Thin Clients, HTML, Java		   
whitepaper Delivering Rich-Client Features With Thin-Client Delivery - Level 2000000-00-00 Microsoft
  This webcast will look at the Infragistics Expense reference application as a real world example of some of the power and advanced features that are possible with ASP.NET and outside-of-the-box development tools. It demonstrates the challenges of delivering a robust interface utilizing HTML and explore some working code to evaluate solutions.

Tags: Thin Clients, HTML, .NET		   
whitepaper Designing and Creating a Web Site Based on RDF Content0000-00-00 University of Helsinki
  This paper presents a method and a tool for designing and automatically creating an HTML web site for publishing Semantic Web content represented in RDF(S). The idea is to specify the needed RDF to HTML transformation on two separate levels. On the HTML level, the layout of the pages can be described by an HTML layout designer by using templates and tags. On the RDF level, the semantics of the tags are specified by a system programmer in terms of logical rules based on the RDF(S) repository.

Tags: HTML, Web Development and Design, Web Services		   


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