| Dev Shed Dev Shed Site Dev Shed Forums Open Source Web Development Web Development Administration Apache BrainDump Flash Java JavaScript Multimedia MySQL Oracle Perl PHP Practices Python Reviews Security Style-Sheets Web Services XML Zend Zope Plug In PDF Mag.Request Media Kit Weekly Newsletter Blog History Article Discussion Games Hardware Law Microsoft Open Source Security SEO Software Web Hosting Wow Stay Up to Date! Developer Updates Free Website Content OReilly Books OReilly Network Apress Books DSL Service Business Broadband Developer Forums Forums Forums Archive Find Web Hosting Linux Web Hosting Windows Web Hosting Small Business Hosting Reseller Web Hosting ASP Web Hosting E-Commerce Hosting Virtual Private Servers Dedicated Servers Affordable Web Hosting Managed Hosting Shared Hosting DSL ASP.NET Web Hosting Change Language Select Language Spanish French German Italian Portuguese English Top Rated Authors Top Rated Bloggers Submit an Article Site Map Articles: Blogs: Forums: Web Development Vendor-Neutral Certifications in Practices Contributed by David Fells Article Rating: / 5 2004-10-20 As harsh as it seems, experience isnt always enough. Author David Fells covers some of the more prominent vendor-neutral certifications available and shows which you might need to keep your career on track. Discuss (1) #> Mastering the WHERE Clause in Oracle Contributed by OReilly Media Article Rating: / 2 2004-10-19 Gain the full power of SQL to write queries in an Oracle environment with this updated book (new information on Oracle 10g). This chapter focuses on the role of the WHERE clause in SQL statements and the various options available when building a WHERE clause. ( Mastering Oracle SQL by Sanjay Mishra and Alan Beaulieu, OReilly, ISBN: 596006322.) Discuss (0) #> Mach-II for PHP: A Preview in PHP Contributed by Mike Britton Article Rating: / 7 2004-10-18 Mach-II is a framework for organizing applications using standard OO techniques. This article will cover how to install, set up and configure a Mach-II application, and explore basic coding techniques. Discuss (7) #> Introduction to Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) in Web Services Contributed by Jagadish Chatarji Article Rating: / 7 2004-10-13 This article describes the concept of SOA (Service Oriented Architecture), its benefits, SOA with Web Services, choosing a platform to implement SOA and other related topics. The author recommends implementing SOA right now to survive in this competitive world. Discuss (0) #> Trust, Access Control, and Rights for Web Services, Part 2 in Security Contributed by Sams Publishing Article Rating: / 3 2004-10-12 Web services themselves provide a powerful new approach to PKI that prevents each Web service requestor and provider from having to build their own PKI: accessing a trusted PKI as a service. XKMS aims to do just that. This is part 2 of chapter 9 from Securing Web Services with WS-Security , by Rosenberg and Remy (ISBN 0672326515, SAMS, 2004). Discuss (0) #> Smart Cards: An Introduction in Practices Contributed by Digvijay Chauhan Article Rating: / 15 2004-10-11 In this article I’m going to present you with a quick overview of the Smart Cards and then move on to exploring the ways they can be integrated to existing services in order to provide value added services or a new range of secure application. Discuss (3) #> Kernel, Cron, and User Administration, Part 2 in Administration Contributed by McGraw-Hill/Osborne Article Rating: / 4 2004-10-06 Today, continue on your path to RHCE certification. Learn about creating a new kernel the easy way, kernel sources, recompiling a kernel, and the cron and at systems. Take notes, because theres a test at the end. This comes from chapter five of Red Hat Certified Engineer Linux Study Guide (Exam RH302) , fourth edition, by Michael Jang. (McGraw-Hill/Osborne, 2004, ISBN: 0-07-225365-7). Discuss (0) #> Security Images with PHP and ImageMagick in PHP Contributed by David Fells Article Rating: / 10 2004-10-05 This article is intended to provide another look at Nathan Rohlers article that was recently published (the link is provided at the end of this article). His article illustrated how to use a database and PHPs image functions based on the GD library to create random security images. This article will demonstrate how to achieve the same goal (albeit with slightly different results) by using ImageMagick. I chose not to use hidden form fields and a database and instead opted for session variables, a much simpler and more efficient approach for our objective. Discuss (0) #> Basic Concepts of Web Services Security in Security Contributed by Sams Publishing Article Rating: / 5 2004-10-04 Today we cover the basics of Web services and information security and the way Web services security builds on existing security technology. This is chapter 1 from Securing Web Services with WS-Security , by Rosenberg and Remy (ISBN 0672326515, Sams, 2004). Discuss (0) #> Troubleshooting Problems with MySQL Programs in MySQL Contributed by Sams Publishing Article Rating: / 7 2004-09-29 This appendix from MySQL Administrators Guide (by MySQL AB, Sams, ISBN: 0672326345) lists some common problems and error messages that you may encounter when running MySQL programs. It describes how to determine the causes of the problems and what to do to solve them. Discuss (0) #> Changing Table Structure in phpMyAdmin in PHP Contributed by Marc Delisle Article Rating: / 7 2004-09-28 This chapter explores editing table definitions and using special column types. When developing Web applications (or any application), requirements often change because of new or modified needs. Developers must accommodate these changes through judicious table-structure editing. This is chapter six of Mastering phpMyAdmin for Effective MySQL Management by Marc Delisle (Packt Publishing, April 2004, ISBN 1904811035). Discuss (0) #> Database Independent Development in C in Practices Contributed by Clay Dowling Article Rating: / 6 2004-09-27 The libdbi library provides a feature for C programmers that has long been missing. The interface is clean and the framework for adding new drivers is relatively straightforward. Discuss (0) #> Blog Banter USERNAME PASSWORD >>> SIGN UP! Lost Password? Using a Linux-based home recording studio By: Gnorb ( Resident of Valhalla ) Posted: 10-22-04 @ 05:00 pm EST Rating: Well folks, its Friday. That means weekend hobbies (and chores) are upon us. Working on that Linux-friendly music studio of yours? Here are some tips... More (0) So, would you do it? By: Gnorb ( Resident of Valhalla ) Posted: 10-22-04 @ 04:00 pm EST Rating: Going to space became a reality for all of us when SpaceShipOne became the first commercial flight to space. To date, over 7,000 people have signed up to take the $210,000 flight on Sir Bransons new toy. Kirk is on-board, but no word on whether Piccard, Janeway, or Sisko will join him. More (0) Free as in graphics card? By: Gnorb ( Resident of Valhalla ) Posted: 10-22-04 @ 03:00 pm EST Rating: Timothy Miller started a discussion on the lkml regarding whether or not it would be viable for a company to release a completely open video card....Timothy summarized his viewpoint saying, the whole issue comes down to this: This is technically feasible. Should we do it? More (0) Last Call For uDevGames 2004 Entries By: Gnorb ( Resident of Valhalla ) Posted: 10-22-04 @ 02:42 pm EST Rating: Mac game developers, heres your chance to make inroads into the Japanese gaming market which has until recently been untouched by Mac-based games. (Thanks to Carlos Camacho for this heads up.) More (0) Dear browser, forgive us our sins.... By: Gnorb ( Resident of Valhalla ) Posted: 10-22-04 @ 02:00 pm EST Rating: Every run into an HTML page with bad code? If you were running IE, youd still be able to see it. Are other browsers simply inferior, or is IE just that much better at handling faulty HTML? More (9) Google security holes, unplugged By: Gnorb ( Resident of Valhalla ) Posted: 10-22-04 @ 01:00 pm EST Rating: Google says it has patched one security hole in its search engine and will have fixed a second later this week. JavaScript fun for the whole family. More (3) Intel: Another two bite the dust By: Gnorb ( Resident of Valhalla ) Posted: 10-22-04 @ 12:00 pm EST Rating: Intel, recently in the news for canceling plans for its 4GHz P4 just yanked a few more pieces from the puzzle. The first move cans plans the 1066MHz bus on its 3.63GHz chips. The second says bai f00s to TV chip plans. More (0) Hosting an RSS feed By: Gnorb ( Resident of Valhalla ) Posted: 10-22-04 @ 10:30 am EST Rating: Some publishers say the traffic that results is comparable to an hour-long distributed denial of service attack. See why Microsoft is trying to find a better answer. More (0) TV addicts need not fear separation anxiety By: Gnorb ( Resident of Valhalla ) Posted: 10-22-04 @ 09:36 am EST Rating: Texas Instruments, maker of every high school and college students favorite graphing calculators, has just announced a mobile phone chip which allows digital TV on mobile phones. More (0) Light-hearted Political Humor By: Gnorb ( Resident of Valhalla ) Posted: 10-22-04 @ 09:18 am EST Rating: I know, politics isnt really something we get into here, but having seen this, I figured we could all use a good laugh. If youre tired of the mud-slinging press releases from this cycles political candidates, then its time you sing along with the guys at JibJab. More (1) Worlds first Internet-safe computer? By: Gnorb ( Resident of Valhalla ) Posted: 10-21-04 @ 05:00 pm EST Rating: An Australian company claims it has made the worlds first Internet-save PC (SafeIC). Users could surf the web, shop, bank online, use web-based email, work with Microsoft Office files and graphics applications, use IRC and IM, and play games. (Note: Weve seen this before. *cough* Knoppix *cough*) More (4) Microsoft, Swatch offer new wireless watches By: Gnorb ( Resident of Valhalla ) Posted: 10-21-04 @ 04:00 pm EST Rating: For the longest time, I thought my watch WAS wireless. Guess wireless means it can offer news, sports, weather, stock quotes, and local entertainment updates. Heck, that doesnt sound half bad. But whats up with the name, Paparazzi? More (0) Aptly named game second victim of pirates By: Gnorb ( Resident of Valhalla ) Posted: 10-21-04 @ 03:22 pm EST Rating: In what seems to be both a matter of universal coincidence and karma-inspired fate, the new Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas has been found on the Web, a week before its scheduled US release. Maybe this is some kind of sick marketing tactic. More (1) Think your email address is long? By: Gnorb ( Resident of Valhalla ) Posted: 10-21-04 @ 02:00 pm EST Rating: Feel the need for an alphabetical email address of ridiculously long length? Try this on for size... (Thanks go out to the folks over at TheInquirer.net for this interesting tid-bit) More (0) Intel Sonoma to go Live in 2005 By: Gnorb ( Resident of Valhalla ) Posted: 10-21-04 @ 01:00 pm EST Rating: Intel is sticking to its plan to launch Sonoma, the second generation of the Centrino mobile platform, in Q1 2005, despite rumors to the contrary. Is this another case of well get there first and then well fix the problems like with the 1.13GHz chips? More (1) Scripts.com Any ASP ASP.NET C C++ Cold Plus Java Applets Java Scripts Perl PHP Python Remotely Host Tools Get This For Your Site! Reseller Web Hosting » Vendor-Neutral Certifications in: Practices » Mastering the WHERE Clause in: Oracle » Mach-II for PHP: A Preview in: PHP Get This For Your Site! Domains Web Hosting » Using Microsoft .NET and C# with Oracle 9i in: .NET » Using SQLite for Simple Database Storage in: Database Timer Objects in Windows Services with C#.NET in: C# Get This For Your Site! $2.99 Web Hosting Client-side and Server-side JavaScript in: JavaScriptWeb Page Design Overview in: Graphic Design Dynamic Page Elements-Cloak and Dagger Web Design in: Design Usability Get This For Your Site! The Graphics Pipeline in: Video Cards Panasonic D-Snap SV-AV50 Camera Review in: Digital Cameras Intel Says Goodbye to 4GHz P4 in: Computer Processors Get This For Your Site! Dedicated Servers Article Swapping and the Art of Visitor Acquisition in: Link Trading Indexing the Desktop in: Google Optimization Synergy in Search Engine Marketing in: Website Marketing Get This For Your Site! Cheap Web Hosting Use Add-On Domains to Optimize Your Web Hosting Space in: Web Hosting Articles Know How Much Hosting Space and Bandwidth You Need in: Web Hosting Articles I’ve Got 99 Problems, but a Host Ain’t One in: Web Hosting Articles Get This For Your Site! Web Hosting Using a Linux-based home recording studio - Discuss So, would you do it? - Discuss Free as in graphics card? - Discuss Get This For Your Site! Dev Shed Forums ASP Free Forums | Dev Articles Forums Dev Hardware Forums | SEO Chat Forums |
