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03.16.05
Integrating XML with J2EE
In this article, Martin Bond discusses XML and its associated APIs and standards, and how XML can be used to create flexible structured data that is inherently portable. This excerpt is from chapter (Day) 16 of Teach Yourself J2EE in 21 Days, second edition, by Martin Bond, et. al. (Sams, ISBN: 0672325586)
Today, we take a bit of a departure from J2EE and its emphasis on programming elements to look at what is fast becoming the lingua franca of the Internet—the Extensible Markup Language (XML).
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Spruce Up Your Built-in Arrays
Built-in arrays provide superior performance, but the trick is to use them without compromising STL compatibility. This solution will teach you to use built-in arrays properly and how to create an array whose dimensions are determined at runtime without having to resort to hefty dynamic memory allocation.
C++ pundits recommend that you replace built-in arrays with st::vector across the board. Sometimes however, built-in arrays are unavoidable due to their unsurpassed efficiency or because your app must interact with external software e.g., a relational database or an XML schema. In the following sections I will present two techniques for enhancing this mundane feature: an array wrapper template, and a variable length array. When used judiciously, these enhancements enable you to use built-in arrays without sacrificing STL compatibility and without resorting to manual memory management, respectively.
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Introduction to Flex
If you're familiar with traditional programming languages and you want to develop some rich Internet applications that take advantage of the power of Flash, you might want to take a look at Flex. Read on to learn how this presentation server can help.
What is Flex? Macromedia Flex is a presentation server that developers can use to build a new generation of Enterprise Rich Internet Applications (RIAs).
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Sowing the Seeds of Open Source Advocacy
Aristotle was a confused yet accomplished man. As someone who demonstrated incredible understanding of philosophy, his efforts typically hinged around expressing abstract concepts to people in a language they understood. With a portfolio of such complex topics, Aristotle developed better ways in which he could express his views; he didn't just work on the content of his message, but he worked on how he delivered his message, too.
Although Aristotle developed his message many, many years ago, the concept of optimizing how we talk to people has developed further throughout history. From Aristotle to Heraclitus to Friedrich Nietzsche to Helen Keller to George Bernard Shaw, many people have advocated new thinking in times of rabid opposition. One of the most famous advocates of new thinking was the civil rights activist Martin Luther King, who summed up the challenge by saying, "The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy."
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