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technologies, standards, and ideas
related to PK12 eLearning and the work of
OpenVES. Where links are provided to
third party tutorials, the links are for
information purposes only and do not
necessarily imply any relationship
between OpenVES and the organization
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RDF
Site Summary - (RSS) Workshop -
In this workshop you'll learn how to
create, validate, syndicate, and view
your own RSS news channel. The emphasis
will be the practical application of RSS
XML/RDF metadata for dynamically
publishing:
- news
headlines
- events
listings
- announcements
- lists
of publication titles
- press
releases
- interactive
directories
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- catalogs
- project
status updates
- breaking
news
- reviews
- in-depth
features
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You'll learn how to
use RSS channels to keep current with
topics of interest. We'll show you how
others can incorporate your news into
their pages automatically. The workshop
will showcase the use of public domain
tools
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- Java Tutorial - A
practical guide for programmers, with
hundreds of complete, working examples.
The Tutorial is organized into trails--groups
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- J2EE Tutorial - A beginner's
guide to developing enterprise
applications on the JavaTM 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition
SDK version 1.3. Today, more and more
developers want to write distributed
transactional applications for the
enterprise and leverage the speed,
security, and reliability of server-side
technology. If you are already working in
this area, you know that in today's
fast-moving and demanding world of
e-commerce and information technology,
enterprise applications have to be
designed, built, and produced for less
money, with greater speed, and with fewer
resources than ever before. To reduce costs and
fast-track enterprise application design
and development, the Java 2
Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE)
technology provides a component-based
approach to the design, development,
assembly, and deployment of enterprise
applications. The J2EE platform offers a
multitiered distributed application
model, the ability to reuse components,
integrated Extensible Markup Language
(XML)-based data interchange, a unified
security model, and flexible transaction
control. Not only can you deliver
innovative customer solutions to market
faster than ever, but your
platform-independent J2EE component-based
solutions are not tied to the products
and application programming interfaces
(APIs) of any one vendor. Vendors and
customers enjoy the freedom to choose the
products and components that best meet
their business and technological
requirements.
This tutorial takes an
examples-based approach to describing the
features and functionalities available in
J2EE Software Development Kit (SDK)
version 1.3. Whether you are a new or an
experienced enterprise developer, you
should find the examples and accompanying
text a valuable and accessible knowledge
base for creating your own enterprise
solutions.
If you are new to J2EE
applications development, this chapter is
a good place to start. Here you will
learn the J2EE architecture, become
acquainted with important terms and
concepts, and find out how to approach
J2EE application programming, assembly,
and deployment.
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- Web Services Tutorial - This tutorial is a
beginner's guide to developing Web
services and Web applications using the
Java Web Services Developer Pack (Java
WSDP). The Java WSDP is an all-in-one
download containing key technologies to
simplify building of Web services using
the Java 2 Platform. This tutorial is intended
for programmers interested in developing
and deploying Web services and Web
applications on the Java WSDP. This tutorial is
organized into five parts:
- Introduction
- Java XML
Technology
- Web
Technology
- Case Study
- Appendixes
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- JNDI Tutorial - This is the
online version of the The JNDI
Tutorial. It is modeled after The Java Tutorial by Mary Campione and Kathy
Walrath. It is organized into trails --
groups of lessons on a particular
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- JMS Tutorial - The JavaTM Message Service (JMS)
Tutorial is provided as a companion to
the Java 2, Enterprise Edition (J2EETM) SDK, version 1.3.1. It has
the following goals:
- To introduce
the JMS API to new users, with
simple JMS client program
examples
- To show how to
use the JMS API within the J2EE
platform, with examples showing
how to
- Consume
messages asynchronously
with a message-driven
bean
- Produce
messages from an
application client
- Produce
messages from a session
bean
- Access
an entity bean from a
message-driven bean
- Produce
and consume messages on
more than one system
The tutorial
assumes that you are familiar with the
Java programming language and that you
have some experience with the J2EE
platform.
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FREE
BOOK(pdf) - J2EE and XML -
available from theServerSide.com, takes a
look at real-world uses of XML in J2EE
systems. Topics covered include XML-based
persistence mechanisms, integration
strategies, Web services, the latest
XML-based approaches to Web presentation
layers, content publishing systems,
design patterns and more. |
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