I work in the financial industry as a developer and not that the financial industry has any greater implementation of XML than any other, but web applications that utilize back office processing for loan applications, or new account opening processes, or retail internet banking applications all to some extent make calls to a host. Many times it’s a DB2 database, and many times some other process that returns account information or validation information in xml format.
Digital Object Identifiers and the Future of Online Content – Part II
The DOI Foundation has unveiled the DOI-EB (EB stands for e-books) Initiative in the Book Expo America Show 2001, to, in their words:
Digital Object Identifiers and the Future of Online Content – Part I
The Internet is too rich. Even powerful and sophisticated search engines, such as Google, return a lot of trash, dead ends, and Error 404’s in response to the most well-defined query, Boolean operators and all.
Exploring the localConnection object
hello people, today lets make an example of what we can do with the localConnection object, to read more about it go here:
Combine Streams in One Delphi TStream Object
Abstract
This article represents a simple TStream class whose data is based on the number of another Delphi streams.
Combine streams in one .NET Framework Stream object
Abstract
This article represents a simple Stream class whose data is based on the number of another .NET Framework streams.
Using the XML Data Source Object
The XML Data Source Object (DSO) is a Microsoft ActiveX control built into Microsoft Internet Explorer 4+. Using this object, it is possible to extract content from an external XML file or XML data embedded in the HTML file into a HTML page. In this article, I’ll explain how to include the XML DSO, extract content from an external XML file, extract XML data from XML data embedded in the webpage and manipulation using JavaScript.
Why Object Orientation for COBOL?
“Why is Microsoft interested in having so many languages target the new environment? Why bother with a language as old as COBOL?” The answer lies in recognizing that most businesses do not have the luxury of rewriting their large code base every time they want to extend the use of their existing applications.