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Integrating Oracle and Java: Optimizing your development platform for ERP apps
Bringing Oracle and Java together in your development environment gives you an exceptionally flexible and robust application development and data-handling infrastructure that fronts an excellent data management system and is easily extended in enterprise resource planning. On top of that, it’s extremely Internet-friendly, an increasingly important consideration.The complication you must...
Tags: database, ERP, Java, Oracle Corp., PL/SQL, Scott Robinson
Technical articles 2003-06-06
The choice between C# and Java is a platform issue
Rewind to 2000: I am managing a product development effort at a 100 percent pure Java software company. The phone rings. It’s Tim, who’s called to tell me about some new language Microsoft is releasing called C#. Worthless effort; they’ll be too far behind, I respond. I argue that Java...
Tags: Programming languages, .NET, Middleware, Jonathan Lurie, Java, C#, Microsoft .NET, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows
Technical articles 2003-04-07
10 Linux and open source developer tools you should not overlook
To take advantage of the excellent Linux development environment, you need to have the right tools. Here's a rundown of some of the best ones out there and the features they have to offer. Linux is a great development environment. But without sound development tools, that environment...
Tags: IDE, Linux, C, Eclipse, C++, Plug-in, Feature, Tool, Quanta, Bluefish Bluefish, Anjuta, Glade, Kdevelop, GDB GDB, GDB, KompoZer, Productivity, Open Source, Jack Wallen
Blog posts 2009-03-16
Is SQL a legitimate programming language?
Developers often dispute the merits of SQL as a legitimate programming language, but this misses the point. SQL is a powerful 4GL for accessing data.Let’s face it: Bigotry within the ranks of the development community is rampant. Java developers look down on .NET stalwarts, and vice versa. Surprisingly, I’ve noticed...
Tags: Programming languages, Databases, programming, Baseline Inc., programming language, SQL
Technical articles 2002-08-26
Master these advanced Java date concepts
Understanding some of the more advanced concepts of Java date classes can be helpful when you need to internationalize your applications or when users span time zones. Here's an explanation of these concepts and a look at how to store dates in SQL format.If your Java application presents dates and...
Tags: Programming languages, Kathrine Wright, Java Date, French Locale, Java, Language Code ISO-639, Locale, getDisplayName, Locales, Display Name
Technical articles 2001-10-23
Implement Java-XML binding with Castor
Java-XML binding simplifies the process of working with XML in Java. Learn how to use the Castor tool to further streamline the process.Castor, one of the few Java-XML binding tools available, is written in Java and performs data binding meant solely for the Java language. It is not the latest...
Tags: Programming languages, Harshad Oak, CAStor, Java-XML, Java, XML
Technical articles 2002-10-07
Building a brand new database and app, what technologies would you use?
Building a brand new database and app, what technologies would you use?OK, you're a small startup who has an idea for a brand new web-based database and application. What database would you build it with and why? What application development platform would you use and why? Remember, you're...
Tags: database, dbest1, MySQL, server, software
Discussion threads 2005-02-14
Prepare for your next contracting interview with these sample questions and answers
Think you're ready to interview for a job as a Java developer or as an Oracle DBA? Before you shine your shoes, read this article from Contract Professional to make sure you're prepared to answer some tough questions.By Noah SuojanenEditor’s note: This is the second half of an article that...
Tags: Recruitment & Selection, Guest Contributor, Contract Professional, Java developer, Java, interviewer, job
Technical articles 2001-08-08
Oracle Tip: Build generics with ANYDATA and global temporary tables
This article originally appeared in the Oracle e-newsletter. Click here to subscribe automatically. Oracle developers often avoid objects becausethey don't seem to fit cleanly into PL/SQL or SQL domains. Thereare many operations on objects that you can't do through purePL/SQL (e.g., dealing with reference pointers), and there areoperations that you...
Tags: Programming languages, Databases, Scott Stephens, Click Here, vector, PL/SQL, Oracle Corp.
Technical articles 2004-07-23
Reading compressed files in Java
Thanks to the Java.util.jar and Java.util.zip packages, Java 2 eases the burden of working with compressed files--regardless of the format. This article explains the ins and outs of working with these handy packages.Recently, I was assigned the task of importing Web logs into a SQL database for analysis. Unfortunately, the...
Tags: Programming languages, Guest Contributor, Java, test file, ZipFile, Java.util.zip
Technical articles 2002-03-25
SQL Training
Greetings,I am looking to learn SQL and thus my question is what is the best way I can learn SQL and where? Any links to books, webpages, articles, courses/schools I can attend that you guys can provide is appreciated. Please understand I have no clue about SQL, nothing,...
Tags: Garion11, programming, SQL, training
Q&A 2006-02-01
Get detailed error handling information in SQL Server 2005
In a recent article, I demonstrated how to catch errors inSQL Server 2000. The most significant aspect of error handling in SQLServer 2000 is the @@ERROR variable. You must query the value of this variableafter every statement execution to ensure no error has occurred that wouldrequire the transaction to be...
Tags: Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft SQL Server 2000, Microsoft SQL Server 2005, Tim Chapman
Technical articles 2006-06-19
Free Java IDE roundup
Sure, you can write Java with any old text editor, but why would you want to, with so many great IDEs available? Get side-by-side comparisons and find out which IDE is best for you.Many folks will tell you all you really need to start developing with Java is a text...
Tags: Development tools, Java development tools, Lamont Adams, IDE, IBM VisualAge, Java, Borland JBuilder
Technical articles 2001-03-14
Understanding the new Try/Catch statement in SQL Server 2005
Error handling has come a long way in SQL Server 2005. Arthur Fuller says that if you're using Raiserror instead of the new Try/Catch statement, it's time to wake up and smell the coffee! Versions prior to SQL Server 2005 offered little in the way of error handling—Raiserror...
Tags: Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft SQL Server 2005, Try/Catch, Databases, Arthur Fuller, Error Handling, Begin Catch, Begin Try, SQL Server Newsletter, TechRepublic Inc., Error, Listing B, Catch, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management
Technical articles 2006-08-21
SQL Developer
For about 6 years I wrote code for Relational Databases and also developed the underlying databases. Now I've been a 1 man IT dept for 6 years and find my skills out of date & am becoming stretched too thin. I'm thinking about studying SQL Server...
Tags: SQL, 6-Year, career change, schauers@..., career, Microsoft .NET, Microsoft SQL Server
Discussion threads 2006-02-23
How to get started on learning VB and C#?
I was wondering the cheapest way to start learning visual languages from home. I had Visual Studio for 98, but dont wanna spend the big bux for the new .net package. Is there an affordable way of learning these?free from microsofthttp://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vb/default.aspxhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualcsharp/default.aspx"Express" versions they call them :)You can learn without paying..Open...
Tags: Microsoft Visual Basic, oop, visual apps, Dave, the Harv, career, C#
Discussion threads 2006-06-09
Access directories and files with C# using the System.IO namespace
Developers often have to access directories and files in order to gather information and make necessary changes to the file system, as well as to modify the content of individual files. In this article, we willdiscuss the System.IOnamespace, which provides necessary classes for working with directories andfiles. We will use...
Tags: C#, Irina Medvinskaya, Microsoft Access, namespace, System.IO, System.IO namespace
Technical articles 2006-05-24
Automate form validation with JavaScript and JavaBeans
Many things in your Web application input forms need checking. A field might be required or an entry might need to be a number only. Dates might need to be captured in a standard format. Apostrophes in text boxes and text areas might need to be escaped so that they...
Tags: Scripting languages, Java, Middleware, Donovan Cowie, page author, JavaScript, HTML, JavaBeans
Technical articles 2003-02-11
Implement custom paging with SQL Server 2005
Who uses data binding in ASP.Net?The last few of Tony's articles have been really good introductions to the lastest components for binding data to ASP.Net pages. I know that a lot of programmers (including myself, usually) shy away from the databound controls for a variety of reasons. Is this something...
Tags: Databases, Microsoft SQL Server 2005, Microsoft SQL Server, Repeater control, paging, GridView, Data Repeater
Discussion threads 2008-03-25
Deliver with a team that lacks required skill set and abilities
I want to know how a project manager can deliver a project successfully if he has got a team that lacks the required skill set and abilities? Let us assume that Project Manager does not have the option of replacing the team members for reasons beyond his control. What...
Tags: programming, khan.ovais@..., team
Discussion threads 2007-04-25


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