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whitepaper Leveraging the WebRowSet Object to Deliver Web Content: An Architectural Study of Producing HTML From WebRowSet Objects Using Client-And Server-Centric Approaches2006-05-02 IBM
  The WebRowSet interface was introduced in the Java language in Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition (J2SE) Version 1.4. With J2SE Version 5.0, reference implementation classes of the interfaces ship with the run time. WebRowSet objects can easily be transformed into XML documents. In this paper, one uses a client-centric approach in which the client's browser is responsible for rendering the XML of a WebRowSet object into HTML for presentation. But if one is not sure whether or not the audiences uses an older browser, one will want to understand the server-centric approach, where HTML is produced on the application server from a WebRowSet object's XML. By juxtaposing the client-centric and server-centric architectures, one will get a comparison of the advantages and disadvantages of each.

Tags: XML, Web Services		   
whitepaper Building Accessible Web Sites With Oracle Portal2006-07-04 04:16:01 Oracle
  The types of disabilities that can limit access to websites spans the entire range of visual, acoustic, physical, speech, cognitive and neurological impairments, and a good understanding of the barriers to information access that each kind of disability poses is vital. To this end, Oracle has established the Oracle Accessibility Program (OAP) as an integral part of its product development process. It has created tools to check the accessibility of HTML code. This paper aims to further Oracle's commitment to accessibility by providing guidelines for web site operators when designing accessible web pages using one of Oracle's latest products - Oracle Application Server Portal 10g Release 2 (10.1.4) (Oracle Portal).   
whitepaper Build a Menu Framework2006-10-17 01:00:14 Oracle
  Developers often use Oracle Application Express (formerly Oracle HTML DB) to rapidly develop simple, non-business-critical applications - to replace spreadsheet-based applications, for example, or to automate paper-based or other manual systems. Given Oracle Application Express' short development cycle, ease of use, and enormous popularity, it's not surprising that the number of Oracle Application Express applications can grow quickly, without consistent standards or central control and administration. A table-driven menu framework built with Oracle Application Express can improve accessibility and security and provide a more integrated appearance for the applications. With this menu framework in place, Oracle Application Express provides a secure front end for all the applications, including business-critical production applications.   
whitepaper Bringing Swing to the Web2006-11-08 01:00:18 Sun Microsystems
  There is no doubt that the Java platform has been experiencing something of a revival on the desktop since the release of Java SE 5.0 (Tiger). At no time during Java's history did Swing and the third-party libraries around it generate such an interest and improve at such a rapid pace. One don't need to look far to find evidence of this - there are numerous excellent open source libraries available here on Java.net and on sites such as SourceForge. This paper offers Java EE developers some insights on how it is possible to take advantage of the huge strides made by Swing in recent years and to use its advanced "Desktop" components in enterprise/web applications.   
whitepaper The Rise of Rich Internet Applications2006-05-11 01:00:28 Forrester Research
  One of the longest standing tensions between business and IT is represented by the traditional tradeoffs between rich and thin clients. The business prefers rich clients because end users gain interactivity, productivity, and user satisfaction, but the costs in development, management, deployment, and end user support fall largely on IT. Now a class of technologies collectively known as Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) aims to hit the sweet spot for many enterprise application requirements, offering a satisfactory compromise between the needs of users and the pressures on IT. RIAs promise to restore the interactivity and usability that is lacking in many Web-deployed applications. The outcome: a significant swing in 2006 toward the thin client model for enterprise application development and deployment.   
whitepaper Realtime Form Validation Using AJAX2006-09-27 01:00:21 Sun Microsystems
  Traditional web applications require that the form data be posted to the server. This is followed by some sort of back-end processing of that data, and finally an HTML page refresh that yields the results of the post. However, this strategy can be distracting to the end user, especially in cases where a single form field is invalid and the user has to re-enter a large set of form data. Using Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX) interactions, data may be validated in near real-time as the user types the data in an HTML form.   
whitepaper SAS/IntrNet 9.1: Application Dispatcher - Second Edition2006-09-12 01:00:16 SAS Institute
  Application Dispatcher, a SAS/IntrNet component, is a Web gateway from a Web browser to the power of SAS processing. This gateway, written by using the Common Gateway Interface (CGI), provides access to data in combination with a powerful array of analysis and presentation procedures. SAS software does not have to be installed on your machine! To access and analyze data, a Web user completes an HTML form by selecting items and filling in fields. When the user selects the option to submit the information, the Dispatcher passes the information through the CGI program to a waiting SAS session. SAS software processes the information by using the identified program.   
whitepaper Understanding IBM Workplace Web Content Management software2006-09-15 10:01:56 IBM
  IBM® Workplace Web Content Management™ software is IBM's Web content management system offering. IBM Workplace Web Content Management software provides tools to apply business rules and processes to content, ensuring that specific information assets from across the enterprise are delivered intelligently via Web sites and portals to achieve business objectives.   
whitepaper Batch Job to Create and Send Mass Excel Reports Using REXX, SAS, HTML(XML) and Email System2006-09-12 01:00:16 SAS Institute
  The paper presents a computing architecture and related problems of a batch job to create and send mass Excel reports to a lot of users using REXX, SAS Base, HTML, MSO XML and Email system. The paper addresses an application of a SAS parameterized program invoked multiple times from REXX to create Excel reports and send them by Email. It reviews, based on a real business example, a proposed computing architecture, programmable components written in REXX, SAS, HTML(XML), stresses their effectiveness, presents optimization problems and solutions to save CPU time and time of HTML to Excel conversion.   
whitepaper Teaching Your RTF Tagset to Do Clever Tricks2006-12-13 01:00:24 SAS Institute
  Using the new RTF Tagset with the ODS Markup destination in SAS 9.2 enables many controls and customizations that the traditional ODS RTF destination does not support. Explaining and describing the controls and processes can be confusing and pedantic. Therefore, this paper presents a simple comparison between the default RTF Tagset and an additional experimental sample RTF Tagset. The sample, which is provided by SAS, shows how to customize a tagset.