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whitepaper Extreme Web Access: What to Do When FILENAME URL Is Not Enough2006-12-26 01:00:57 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.   
whitepaper %htmlForm: An HTML Form and SAS/IntrNet Code Generator2006-12-26 01:00:57 SAS Institute
  Developing SAS/IntrNet Dispatcher applications frequently involves writing HTML forms and coding macro programs to use the information that is output. This paper presents a macro program called %htmlForm that helps automate that process. It uses a SAS data set as input to generate a document that contains an HTML form and an associated code file that contains a collection of SAS macros designed to check any of the possible name/value pairs that are sent to output by that form. Together, these files are considered a good "Starting point" for developing HTML interfaces for SAS/IntrNet applications.   
whitepaper Streamline Your Portlet Development With MVCPortlet Framework2006-12-09 01:00:18 Sun Microsystems
  The Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern is one of the most commonly used patterns for designing complex web applications. Several MVC frameworks (e.g., Struts) exist for building servlet-based web applications, but these frameworks do not support portlet development. This paper provides an overview of MVCPortlet, a framework that addresses this need. MVCPortlet is a framework for developing JSR-168-compliant portlets using a pattern similar to MVC.   
whitepaper WAP Management With User Defined Content Reduction2006-01-12 01:01:41
  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.   
whitepaper Rendering Oracle HTML DB Reports as PDFs Using Formatting Objects Processor2006-10-17 01:00:14 Oracle
  Many end users need the ability to produce print-quality reports from Web-based reports. With Oracle HTML DB 1.6, developers can use JavaScript and Formatting Objects Processor (FOP), a print formatter application provided by The Apache Software Foundation, to transform Oracle HTML DB report output into PDF documents. This paper provides an overview and example of the pieces necessary to render Oracle HTML DB report output in PDF. This technique allows for a high degree of control over the resulting documents.   
whitepaper Integrating Java Open Single Sign-On in Pluto2006-12-09 01:00:18 Sun Microsystems
  This paper shows how to provide single sign-on functionality in Apache's Pluto portlet container. Pluto is the reference implementation of the Java Portlet Specification (JSR 168). Pluto represents a runtime environment for portlets implementing the Portlet API that offers services through portal pages and manages their lifecycle. A portlet is a web component that, based on a request (e.g., an HTTP request), generates a piece of markup (e.g., HTML or WML). The portal is the component that provides application services and, using the portlet container, renders portlet-generated content in a web page. A simple portal component, called the Portal Driver, is included in Pluto and enables portlet container testing.   
whitepaper Publishing Concurrent Requests With XML Publisher2005-01-01 Oracle
  The flexibility of XML Publisher is a result of the separation of the presentation of the report from its data structure. At runtime, the concurrent manager's output post processor calls XML Publisher to merge your designed template files with the report data to create rich, published documents in PDF that can support colors, images, font styles, headers and footers, and countless other formatting options. Or, you can choose to display your output in HTML, load your data to a spreadsheet, or generate flat text files to transmit via EFT or EDI to your business partners. This paper will present a process overview of creating and publishing a customized report using XML Publisher and Concurrent Processing.   
whitepaper BlackBerry Internet Service - Internet Browser2006-09-06 01:00:12 Research In Motion
  While corporate BlackBerry Wireless Handheld users enjoy the benefits of HTML browsing and wireless Java and MIDlet application downloads, these particular features have as much value to prosumer (that is, non-corporate) BlackBerry Wireless Handheld users. The Internet Browser utilizes components hosted within the BlackBerry Infrastructure, extend the full range of Internet content available for wireless handheld computers to prosumer BlackBerry Wireless Handheld users who subscribe to the BlackBerry Internet Service. This paper provides a technical overview of the Internet Browser, a new service available as part of the BlackBerry Internet Connection Solution that enables BlackBerry service providers to offer instant Internet browsing capabilities to their non-corporate ("Prosumer") BlackBerry Wireless HandHeld users.   
whitepaper On-Demand Label Printing Using HTML and XML at Texas Instruments2006-03-03 01:01:29
  This paper will highlight how Texas Instruments produces labels using Web-based technologies. The paper shows how Texas Instruments uses an in-house application to print labels effectively using common web-based technologies including HTML, ECMAScript (JavaScript) and XML in a Microsoft .Net environment. It also shows, how TI accesses Oracle Applications and custom XML configuration files to drive label printing, promote internal site-to-site standardization of printers and formats - yet maintains a global time-to-print of less than 4 seconds including such bandwidth challenged areas such as China and South America.   
whitepaper Using Virtual Private Database in an Oracle HTML DB Application2006-10-17 01:00:14 Oracle
  Securing an application begins with applying proper access control rules at the database level. One of the ways the Oracle Database helps to implement access control rules is through Fine Grained Access (FGA) control or Virtual Private Database (VPD). This paper looks at how an application developed in Oracle HTML DB can take advantage of this feature. VPD allows the user to restrict access to records based on a security policy that the user implements in a PL/SQLfunction. The paper explains an example of using a VPD policy in an HTML DB application.