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Linking PCs with a Network : Creating a Wired and Wireless Computer Network
Linking PCs with a Network : Creating a Wired and Wireless Computer NetworkStart by drawing a picture of your network. Find your closest grouping of computers and draw their relative locations onto a piece of paper. Draw a dot ...
-  Linking PCs with a Network : Choosing Between a Wired or Wireless Network
-  Upgrading to Windows Server 2003 : Planning a Windows NT Domain Upgrade (part 3) - Making a Recovery Plan
 
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Servlet Development and Deployment : Configuring the servlet & Packaging the web application
Servlet Development and Deployment : Configuring the servlet & Packaging the web applicationAll Java EE web applications must be packaged in a WAR (Web ARchive) file before they can be deployed. A WAR file is nothing but a compressed file containing ...
-  Servlet Development and Deployment : Writing our first servlet & Compiling the servlet
-  Application Patterns and Tips : Remember the Screen Location & Implement Undo Using Command Objects
 
 
# BlackBerry Java Application Development : Networking - HTTP Basics
# BlackBerry Java Application Development : Networking - HTTP BasicsThe BlackBerry SDK does provide good support for networking, but the support is primitive. Not only are there a myriad of ways to connect to a server in order to make a request, and that we as developers are left to account for them all, but we must also have a fairly detailed understanding of the underlying protocol.
-  Mobile Phone Game Programming : Analyzing 2D Sprite Animation
-  Mobile Phone Game Programming : Understanding Animation
-  Synchronizing Mobile Data - Using Merge Replication (part 2) - Programming for Merge Replication
-  Synchronizing Mobile Data - Using Merge Replication (part 1) - Using Good Design to Avoid Synchronization Failures
 
 
 
 
ASP.NET 4 : LINQ and the Entity Framework - The EntityDataSource
ASP.NET 4 : LINQ and the Entity Framework - The EntityDataSourceMuch like the SqlDataSource control, when you use the EntityDataSource control, you don't need to write any code. But the EntityDataSource control goes one step further—not only can you avoid writing C# code, but you can avoid the messy details of writing ...
-  DirectX 10 Game Programming : Direct3D Fonts
-  DirectX 10 Game Programming : Adding Text & Creating a Font System Using Sprites
-  Adobe InDesign CS5 : Importing Graphic Objects (part 3) - Using the Image Import Options Dialog Box
-  Adobe InDesign CS5 : Importing Graphic Objects (part 2) - Importing Graphics with the Place Command
 
 
 
 
 
SQL Server 2005 : Extending Your Database System with Data Mining - Data Mining Applied (part 2)
SQL Server 2005 : Extending Your Database System with Data Mining - Data Mining Applied (part 2)Once you have designed and trained your mining models, it’s easy to display the results in a Reporting Services report. DMX, although powerful, does lack some basic query functionality that might be desirable for showing data mining results.
-  SQL Server 2005 : Extending Your Database System with Data Mining - Data Mining Applied (part 1)
-  # Oracle Coherence 3.5 : Achieving Performance, Scalability, and Availability Objectives (part 2)
-  # Oracle Coherence 3.5 : Achieving Performance, Scalability, and Availability Objectives (part 1)
-  MySQL Server Monitoring (part 3) - Server Logs, Third-Party Tools & The MySQL Benchmark Suite
 
 
 
 
Xen Virtualization : Installing Xen from Source
Xen Virtualization : Installing Xen from SourceThe binary packages usually track the release versions of Xen, so there is no way for you to try out the development versions or the pre-release versions.
-  Xen Virtualization : Installing Xen from Binary Packages
-  Introducing IBM BPM and ESB : IBM SOA Reference Architecture & Introducing IBM WebSphere Process Server
-  Introducing IBM BPM and ESB : Achieving success through BPM enabled by SOA
-  Separating BPM and SOA Processes : Example-Process for Handling Credit Card Disputes
 
 
 
 
Multifaceted Tests : Attempting PHP Include File Injection Interactively & Creating Decompression Bombs
A decompression bomb is a compressed file that is very small but expands to a disproportionately large amount of data. This recipe will discuss how such decompression bombs can be created.
-  Programming .NET Components : Addressing Other Security Issues
-  Programming .NET Components : Principal-Based Security
-  Programming .NET Components : Visual Studio 2005 and Security
-  Multifaceted Tests : Modifying Host Headers & Brute-Force Guessing Usernames and Passwords
-  Multifaceted Tests : Bypassing Field Length Restrictions & Attempting Cross-Site Tracing Interactively
-  Multifaceted Tests : Making HTTP Requests Using XSS & Attempting DOM-Based XSS Interactively