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Build Web Services with PHP in Eclipse
by 1 otherThis tutorial will use the PHP Development Tools (PDT) plug-in in Eclipse Europa to show you how to build Web services in PHP. Also, learn how to create and deploy useful PHP projects, learn about the philosophy behind contract-first development, and understand the basic parts that make up a Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file.
Build Web Services with PHP in Eclipse
by 1 otherThis tutorial will use the PHP Development Tools (PDT) plug-in in Eclipse Europa to show you how to build Web services in PHP. Also, learn how to create and deploy useful PHP projects, learn about the philosophy behind contract-first development, and understand the basic parts that make up a Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file.
12 May 2008
Internationalize Your Apps with XSLT
Today’s web-based reporting applications usually use XSL transformation to format data. To meet the needs of users worldwide Web application often require internationalization. Follow this step-by-step approach to managing client-side internationalization based on XSLT. This solution only requires that both the data to be internationalized and the server stores are in XML
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10 May 2008
Integrate External Tools and Builders in Eclipse
Run external programs from within the development environment and save settings for how you call an external program with launch configuration in Eclipse Europa. In this tutorial, learn how to build and use these launch configurations such as Ant build scripts and an example script to view parameter values. Also learn to use automatic parameters with your external tools.
08 May 2008
Install and Boot Linux on the New BladeCenter S
The IBM BladeCenter S is the newest BladeCenter designed for small and medium businesses. It is also the first BladeCenter to integrate the server and storage systems. This article shows you how to install SUSE Linux 10 on the BladeCenter S attached disks and then boot the blade from the operating system so the blade can work without a local disk.
07 May 2008
Using Performance Tools in SDK 3.0
Explore a practical example on the use of performance tools with the IBM SDK for Multicore Acceleration Version 3.0 (Cell/B.E. SDK 3.0). This introductory tutorial teaches you how to use five SDK 3.0 performance tools: OProfile, Cell Performance Counter, Performance Debugging Tool, the PDT Trace Reader, and FDPR-Pro.
06 May 2008
Migrating to the Newest Linux File System ext4
Ext4 is the latest in a long line of Linux file systems, and it's likely to be as important and popular as its predecessors. As a Linux system administrator, you should be aware of the advantages, disadvantages, and basic steps for migrating to ext4. This article explains when to adopt ext4, how to adapt traditional file system maintenance tool usage to ext4, and how to get the most out of the file system.
03 May 2008
Anatomy of Security-Enhanced Linux
Linux has been described as one of the most secure operating systems available, but the NSA has taken Linux to the next level with Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux). In this article explore the ideas behind SELinux and how it's implemented. SELinux takes the existing GNU/Linux operating system and extends it with kernel and user-space modifications to make it bullet-proof.
02 May 2008
Write Java Apps with purQuery Inline Method
IBM pureQuery is a high-performance Java data access platform focused on simplifying the tasks of developing and managing applications that access data. This article introduces the pureQuery inline method programming style, and discusses how users can use it to efficiently query and update databases. Also explore benefits and key features of using the inline method.
01 May 2008
Make JUnit Testing Java Apps Easy with Grester
As a developer, you run tests multiple times per day, but how badly would they break if the sources had to change? Now you can quickly find out with Grester, an Apache Maven wrapper around Jester. Grester alleviates the burden of dealing with the annoyances of constructing a Java classpath from project dependencies so you can test your execution points more easily, using Jester.
29 April 2008
Introducing the JyDT Plug-in for Eclipse
The JyDT plug-in enables Eclipse to work as a Jython/CPython IDE. In this tutorial learn how to configure the JyDT and a brief description of it. Learn to use the PyDev perspective and explorer, compile and run code, use the debugger, do unit testing, refactor, manage Python projects, and use the editor and IDE.
Technical Planning in Linux Desktop Migration
Client-side migrations are challenging due to their large scale, the potential uniqueness of each client system, and the direct impact on users. Learn the steps involved in migrating your environment to that of a Linux client. This article, Part 3, focuses on the next step: technical planning, after the organizational planning for desktop migration presented in Part 2.
23 April 2008
10 Time-Saving Techniques in Eclipse Europa
Eclipse Europa offers many convenient features for navigating and editing Java files. This tutorial shows how to be more productive with Eclipse Europa, providing 10 ways to speed up development in Eclipse. Discover what they are and how to use them, and when you're finished, you may be saying, "I didn't know that!"
22 April 2008
Six Tutorials to Prepare You for the LPI Exam 301
Learn to monitor your systems resources, troubleshoot, and analyze system capacity in Part 6 of six tutorials on Linux certification exam 101 topics. Part 1 walks through LDAP concepts and architecture, directory design, and schemas. In Part 2 learn about server installation, configuration, and programming, then dive deeper into configuration in Part 3. Learn to search your LDAP tree and use command-line tools in Part 4, and how to integrate your server into Microsoft Active Directory in Part 5.
21 April 2008
Desktop Migration to the Linux Client
Based on customer experiences, this article offers a comprehensive guide to planning and executing your migration to a Linux client while minimizing disruption to your users. Learn the steps involve din migrating your environment, including organizational planning an user segmentation.
16 April 2008
Anatomy of Real-Time Linux Architectures
It's not that Linux isn't fast or efficient, but in some cases fast just isn't good enough. What's needed instead is the ability to deterministically meet scheduling deadlines with specific tolerances. In this article explore various real-time Linux alternatives and how they achieve real time—from the early architectures that mimic virtualization solutions to the options available today in the standard 2.6 kernel.
15 April 2008
Running Linux on PS3: Slimming Down X11
The Sony PlayStation 3 (PS3) runs Linux, but getting it to run well requires some tweaking. In the third and final article of this series on PS3 Linux Peter Seebach talks about ways to get X11 slimmed down to fit on a smaller memory budget.
14 April 2008
Introducing Linux Client Pilot into Your Organization
Learn what's involved when introducing a Linux client pilot in your organization, including planning for business and IT requirements, architecture decisions, risks, and understanding how IBM's open collaboration client is used to implement this desktop of the future, today.
11 April 2008
LPI Exam: LDAP Integration and Migration
Welcome to the next step in studying for the Linux certification exam 301 or just build your skills on Linux systems administration. In this tutorial you’ll walk though integrating LDAP with your system's logins and applications. Also learn to integrate your server into a foreign Microsoft Active Directory.
09 April 2008
Serialize Java Objects in XML with XStream
XStream is a lightweight and easy-to-use open source Java library for serializing Java objects to XML and back again. Learn how to set up XStream, and discover how to use it to serialize and deserialize objects as well as to read configuration properties from an XML configuration file.
08 April 2008
Performance Tradeoffs of Linux TCP SACK
Recently there has been significant discussion of Linux's TCP SACK implementation, and its weakness within the Linux TCP stack. SACK is an optional feature of TCP necessary for effective use of all available bandwidth of some networks. However, processing this type of acknowledgment can be CPU intensive for the TCP sender, and thus a weakness which can be exploited by a malicious peer.
07 April 2008
Running Linux on PS3: Working with Memory
The Sony PlayStation 3 (PS3) runs Linux, but getting it to run well requires some tweaking. The first part introduced features and benefits, and Part 2 takes a look at where all the memory goes in the PS3 and how to reclaim it, along with what significant things can impact a PS3 system's performance running Linux.
03 April 2008
Identify and Verify Users Based on how they Type
Support user verification through keystroke-dynamics processing by modifying the GNOME Display Manager (GDM). Create and store a one-way encrypted hash of your keystroke patterns when entering your user name. Add code to GDM to read current keystroke patterns and permit a user to log in when the characteristics are a match.
02 April 2008
How XQuery extends XPath
In this article, you'll find descriptions of XPath and XQuery, and learn how XQuery extends XPath. Although both XPath and XQuery perform some of the same functions, XPath provides simplicity and XQuery provides additional power and flexibility. Both languages allow you to select bits of data from an XML document or an XML document store.
01 April 2008
Setup an On-Demand Video Site with PHP Part 1
This three-part "Setting up your own on-demand video site with PHP" tutorial series will take you through what you need to know to create video optimized for the Web, and create a PHP application to keep your videos organized and readily accessible. Start with Part 1, teaching you to assemble and install the necessary components and gather and convert the video.
