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Upgrading to Windows Server 2003 : Planning a Windows NT Domain Upgrade (part 2) - Planning the Active Directory Forest

There are several steps to take when planning the Active Directory forest for your organization, including designing the Active Directory structure, choosing ...

- Upgrading to Windows Server 2003 : Planning a Windows NT Domain Upgrade (part 1)

- Upgrading to Windows Server 2003 : Architectural Changes Since Windows NT 4.0

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Application Patterns and Tips : Remember the Screen Location & Implement Undo Using Command Objects

Most programs that let the user edit content have the ability to let the user undo the previous action. This section demonstrates a simple widget application ...

- Application Patterns and Tips : Use an Event Broker

- AJAX : Updating Progress

# BlackBerry Java Application Development : Networking - HTTP Basics

The 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

DirectX 10 Game Programming : Direct3D Fonts

When using text in your game, it is best that all the text appears in a consistent manner. Using a single font style will help in this regard. A font is a series of letters and symbols written in a certain style. In both 2D and 3D games, text is commonly ...

- 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

- Adobe InDesign CS5 : Importing Graphic Objects (part 1) - Understanding Adobe Bridge

# Oracle Coherence 3.5 : Achieving Performance, Scalability, and Availability Objectives (part 2)

You can scale an application up by buying a bigger server or by adding more CPUs, memory, and/or storage to the existing one. The problem with scaling up is that finding the right balance of resources is extremely difficult. You might add more CPUs only ...

- # 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

- MySQL Server Monitoring (part 2) - MySQL Administrator

- MySQL Server Monitoring (part 1) - SQL Commands

Introducing IBM BPM and ESB : IBM SOA Reference Architecture & Introducing IBM WebSphere Process Server

WebSphere Process Server (WPS) is one of the key and core products in the IBM WebSphere BPM suite. Referring back to the key capabilities needed for a successfully process-driven integration approach enabled by SOA, WPS addresses capabilities including ...

- Introducing IBM BPM and ESB : Achieving success through BPM enabled by SOA

- Separating BPM and SOA Processes : Example-Process for Handling Credit Card Disputes

- Separating BPM and SOA Processes : The Model Stack & Design Tips on Separating BPM and SOA

- BizTalk 2006 : Editing and Resubmitting Suspended Messages (part 2) - Pseudo-Walkthrough to Perform Edits and Resubmits

Programming .NET Components : Addressing Other Security Issues

A partially trusted assembly can still implement interfaces defined in a strongly named assembly, because interfaces have no implementations to protect and the compiler doesn't change their definitions.

- 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

- Multifaceted Tests : Stealing Cookies Using XSS & Creating Overlays Using XSS