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Book helps you enforce Web privacy with P3P

Privacy is a continuing worry for most Web users and developers. This recently released book from O'Reilly publishers provides all the information you need to get going with one privacy initiative, P3P.Web Privacy with P3P by Lorrie Cranor explains the history, implementation, and development of the P3P standard. Considerations of...

Tags: Roy C. Hoobler, privacy, P3P

Technical articles 2002-12-13

Best practices to enhance your SQL Server applications

Get the most out of your application development efforts by familiarizing yourself with SQL Server. Follow these guidelines to build better applications.If you are developing a database application with SQL Server, you must take time to learn how SQL Server works (especially SQL-DMO and DTS). There are a lot of...

Tags: Databases, Enterprise software, Roy C. Hoobler, Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft SQL Server Transact-SQL, server, database, best practice

Technical articles 2002-12-10

Working with XML entities

XML entities are often overlooked in the XML dialect, but they provide a powerful vehicle for XML developers. Learn how to effectively use them in your DTDs as placeholders or to retrieve external data.An XML entity can play several roles, such as a placeholder for repeatable characters (a type of...

Tags: XML Specification, Roy C. Hoobler, XML

Technical articles 2002-10-28

Apache: More than a Web server

The Apache Software Foundation provides valuable software to any developer interested in XML or Java. These projects are a great place to start exploring a wide range of development issues.When most people hear the phrase "Apache," they think of the Apache Web server, also commonly referred to as "Apache HTTPD."...

Tags: OPEN SOURCE, Programming languages, Scripting languages, Application servers, server, Roy C. Hoobler, Web server, Apache Software Foundation, Java, XML, Apache Tomcat, PHP

Technical articles 2002-09-23

OOP designs with VB.NET and Java

The more I work with Visual Basic .NET, the more I appreciate the design of the language and structure of .NET assemblies. Being a VB programmer, I was happy to learn that my experience writing Java and J2EE applications was extremely useful when switching to .NET. The more both languages...

Tags: Microsoft development tools, Programming languages, OOA/OOD/OOP, .NET, Roy C. Hoobler, Microsoft Visual Basic, Java, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net, object-oriented programming

Technical articles 2003-05-01

Combining XML and databases

XML is the new data standard, but relational databases won't be disappearing. See how XML can peacefully coexist with a relational database, and learn when XML databases are appropriate to use.XML has evolved into a viable alternative for representing data. As more applications use XML, the big question becomes how...

Tags: Roy C. Hoobler, XML, XPath, XML Database, database

Technical articles 2002-08-29

JAXP facilitates DOM development with Java

The rising tide of XML usage can't be ignored. Luckily, the JAXP package provides numerous ways to interact with XML documents.In the world of XML, everything revolves around the Document Object Model DOM. The DOM is the set of nodes, elements, attributes, and other items that represent the current XML...

Tags: Java, Roy C. Hoobler, XML, Document Object Model, XML document, JAXP

Technical articles 2002-08-13

A journey into open source

Open source can help you develop your product, but it can also open a door to a better way of working with other developers. Learn what one developer discovered about open source projects.The projects I manage and develop in the office are seldom as exciting as my own projects brewing...

Tags: Roy C. Hoobler, open source, open source project, developer

Technical articles 2002-06-25

IBM's P3P Policy Editor makes XML privacy standard simple

IBM's P3P Policy Editor eases the task of P3P creation and maintenance. It facilitates the creation of templates as well as working with dynamic data.P3P is a standard specified by the W3C that allows Web site managers to describe their Privacy and Preferences Polices in XML format. The specification is...

Tags: Roy C. Hoobler, IBM Corp., XML, P3P, P3P Policy Editor

Technical articles 2002-05-28

Additional Resources

Pop Art Studio (msi)

Create your own Pop Art piece of art in the famous Andy Warhol or Roy Lichtenstein Style. Pop Art Studio contains many Andy Warhol effects and the famous Roy Lichtenstein effect. It provides an endless selection of text and drawing tools, filters, gradients and color adjustment capabilities. This version also...

Tags: Adjustment, Pop Art Studio, Template Library

Software downloads 2008-02-04

Cristi Computer

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Tags: sujoncristi@..., Islamic Jangi, Islamic

Discussion threads 2005-12-07

Implementing P3P shouldn't be difficult for most enterprises

Although P3P hasn't enjoyed widespread praise, it's nonetheless demanding attention from enterprises with consumer-facing sites. Learn why a developer with hands-on P3P experience says that implementation of the protocol may be easier than you think.While P3P has been fairly slow to catch on, and its usefulness debated, the standard does...

Tags: Suzanne Thornberry, P3P

Technical articles 2002-06-24

enquiry

hello sir/madam,i am sandipan roy,at present i am a student,syuding bca,2nd year.so,after 1 year my campuss exam wil be started.so i have to take preperation from now on.so pls tell me what should i read from now.

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Discussion threads 2007-07-15

'Front page' problem

Quite suddenly - my Front page prog. has started to introduce ? marks instead of punctuation marks (like " ! ' etc.) It looks fine on the screen before publishing, but as soon as it appears on the web site the errors appear. They also appear as small squares...

Tags: roy@..., Front Page

Discussion threads 2007-05-10

What is the Right salary in London for Infrastructure Specialist?

Hi!!I am an IT Infrastructure Specialist with 10+ years of core IT experience.I am currently in India working with a CMM Level 5 Organization & am evaluating a job offer in London.What is the Right salary to ask for in London?Regards,Nilesh Roy.

Tags: Capability maturity model (CMM), nilesh@...

Discussion threads 2006-10-05

SAP - Will it be right for me?

:: SAP - Will it be right for me? ::I am currently in the IT Infrastructure domain working as a Project Manager.I would like to know from you all, should I be looking at SAP?If yes, which module of SAP would be right for me?I am looking forward to SAP...

Tags: Professional development, nilesh@..., SAP AG

Discussion threads 2007-07-25

How to get a job as a fresher?

Hi All, most people advice : always say "you've some experience", now , people have to start from somewhere, so what about the starters? As a fresher, it looks to me getting a job is almost impossible in UKeven though if you have masters degree in IT, can anyone suggest...

Tags: job, tathagata_roy2002@..., recruitment, software

Discussion threads 2006-10-17

Deleting Typed URLs individully

Can I delete the typed URLs in Internet Explorer (Ver 6, O/S Windows - XP-SP2) ? Or any other software available for this purpose ?Regards,Roy VarugheseCCleaner. http://www.ccleaner.com/download/HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftInternet ExplorerTypedURLsDelete the ones you don't want anyone seeing ;-)Blah, Blah, Blah about editing the registry...ED

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Q&A 2006-09-18

How to read an Excel file without opening the file

Hi,I would like to know how to read a set of data in an Excel file, either with the PC or via LAN, without opening the Excel file using Excel VBA programming.No writing is required.Next question: Is it possible to write a data into Excel file without opening the file?Please...

Tags: Excel File, Microsoft Excel, tallman_roy@...

Discussion threads 2007-01-28

Linux gains in 2007

Writer Roy Schestowitz has posted a thorough round-up of gains made by Gnu Linux in 2007 in the areas of supercomputers, desktops, mobile phones, laptops and tablets, consoles, and media players. One needs to look for evidence of growth not only in desktops. Judgment must be based on multiple...

Tags: Desktop, Writer Roy Schestowitz, Linux, UNIX, Open Source, Operating Systems, Software, Selena Frye

Blog posts 2008-01-02