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How Small Businesses Are Engaging In E-commerce

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07 Jan 2012

Posted by Aals

Interesting takeaway: The main reason small businesses cite for not having a website is that they don't need one. Haha, that's funny.

JPublisher Support for Web Services Call-Ins to the Database

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30 Dec 2011

Posted by Aals

The following JPublisher features supports Web services call-ins to code running in the Oracle Database. Refer to Guide Oracle Database JPublisher JPublisher user for complete information. Generation of Java interfaces Styles and style files JPublisher REF CURSOR returning and result...

Using the Database as Service Provider for Web Services

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30 Dec 2011

Posted by Aals

Web Services uses industry-standard mechanisms to provide easy access to remote content and applications, regardless of the provider's platform, location, implementation, or data format. Client applications can query and retrieve data from Oracle databases and invoke stored procedures using standard...

Database Web Services

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30 Dec 2011

Posted by Aals

Web services technology enables application-to-application interaction over the Web - regardless of platform, language, or data formats. The key ingredients, including XML, SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI, have been adopted across the entire software industry. Web services technology usually refers to services...

Fetch Next AUTOINCREMENT

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02 Jul 2011

Posted by Aals

Sometimes you need the ID just before it is generated. Here is a way to do that $result=mysql_query("SHOW TABLE STATUS LIKE 'tablename' "); if($result & mysql_num_rows($result)) { $row=mysql_fetch_assoc($result); $next_id=$row['Auto_increment']; } else { die("error"); }

Battle for iCloud

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16 Jun 2011

Posted by synt4x

All are probably already aware of the fact that Apple has launched a new service MobileMe, whose name is now iCloud. But as always, is the name of a company already owns, iCloud Communications. Actually, this company did not waste any time on little things and just filed for kupertinovskogo giant...