Programming Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 Core Reference
Useful to both experienced developers and those developing new skills, this
reference is packed with expert guidance, hands-on programming instruction,
and practical examples to help you advance your mastery of developing applications
for the Web.
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Mental Ray for Maya,3ds Max and XSI
mental ray for Maya, 3ds Max and XSI: A 3D Artist’s Guide to Rendering begins with an
overview of the technology and ends with advanced shading and lighting techniques,
exposing you to fundamental and advanced rendering, cameras, lighting, shading, indirect
lighting, and subsurface scattering with mental ray, in that order.
Sams Teach Yourself PHP, MySQL, and Apache in 24 Hours. This book combines
the hours found in Sams Teach Yourself PHP in 24 Hours, Sams Teach Yourself
MySQL in 24 Hours, and Sams Teach Yourself Apache in 24 Hours, to provide
you with a solid and painless introduction to the world of developing Web-based
applications using these three technologies.
Through a series of 24 easy hours, you'll learn the basics of programming in PHP,
the methods for using and administering the MySQL relational database system,
and the concepts necessary for configuring and managing Apache. The overall goal
of the book is to provide you with the foundation you need to understand how
seamlessly these technologies integrate with one another, and to give you practical
knowledge of how to integrate them.
Building the Data Warehouse
By W. H. Inmon
Advanced Java Networking
Advanced Java Networking is designed to present you with a myriad of alternatives to connect your applications to the Internet.Each part addresses one aspect of Internet programming, be it Java
Fundamentals; Core Networking such as RMI, CORBA, or Java Database Connectivity (JDBC);
Advanced Networking like Beans and Web Servers; general Java Networking information,
including a special chapter on Internet security that addresses simple Applet Security restrictions;
or more complex subjects such as Directory Services and JNDI. Java is a language that can hold
its own in the world of desktop applications and the examples in the book typically are written as
applications rather than as applets.
Ebook Summary:-O'reilly Perl and XML
Perl & XML is aimed at Perl programmers who need to work with XML documents and data.
The book covers all the major modules for XML processing in Perl, including XML::Simple,
XML::Parser, XML::LibXML, XML::XPath, XML::Writer, XML::Pyx, XML::Parser::PerlSAX,
XML::SAX, XML::SimpleObject, XML::TreeBuilder, XML::Grove, XML::DOM, XML::RSS,
XML::Generator::DBI, and SOAP::Lite. But this book is more than just a listing of modules; it
gives a complete, comprehensive tour of the landscape of Perl and XML, making sense of the
myriad of modules, terminology, and techniques.
Programming Embedded Systems in C and C++
By Michael Barr
Publisher: O'Reilly
This book introduces embedded systems to C and C++ programmers. Topics include testing memory devices, writing and erasing Flash memory, verifying nonvolatile memory contents, controlling on-chip peripherals, device driver design and implementation, optimizing embedded code for size and speed, and making the most of C++ without a performance penalty.
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-----By Khalid A. Mughal, Rolf W. Rasmussen
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To pass the Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2 Platform 1.4 exam (SCPJ2 1.4) you
need this book. It is written for any experienced programmer (with or without previous knowledge of Java) interested in mastering the Java programming language and passing
the SCPJ2 1.4 exam.
A Programmer's Guide to Java(TM) Certification, Second Edition, contains detailed
coverage of all exam topics and objectives, helpful code examples, exercises, review
questions, and several full practice exams. In addition, as a comprehensive primer
to the Java programming language, this book is an invaluable reference tool for
the reader.
This new edition has been thoroughly updated to focus on the latest version of the
exam (CX-310-035). In particular, it contains more in-depth explanations of the
syntax and usage of core language features that are now emphasized on the exam.
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This book gives a complete introduction to the entire Swing component set. Of course, it shows you how to use all of the components: how to display them on the screen, register for events, and get information from them. You'd expect that in any Swing book. This book goes much further. It goes into detail about the model-delegate architecture behind the components, and discusses all of the data models. Understanding the models is essential when you're working on an application that requires something significantly different from the components' default behavior: for example, if you need a component that displays a different data type, or one that structures data in some non standard way, you'll need to work with the data models. This book also discusses how to create your own look-and-feel, and how to write "accessible" user interfaces.
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Expert C Programming---Deep C Secrets
By Peter Van Der Linden
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For system administrators, Perl is certainly the 'Swiss Army chainsaw' that it claims to be. It's great for automating administration tasks, sending automatically generated mails and generally tidying up the system. It can process logs, report information on disk usage, produce reports on resource use and watch for security problems. There are also extensions that allow Perl to deal with the Windows registry and run as a Windows NT service, not to mention functions built into that allow it to manipulate UNIX passwd and group file entries.
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Advanced Data Mining Techniques
Chapter 1 gives an overview of data mining, and provides a description of
the data mining process. An overview of useful business applications is
Chapter 2 presents the data mining process in more detail. It demonstrates
this process with a typical set of data. Visualization of data through data
Chapter 3 presents memory-based reasoning methods of data mining.
Major real applications are described. Algorithms are demonstrated with
prototypical data based on real applications.
Chapter 4 discusses association rule methods. Application in the form of
market basket analysis is discussed. A real data set is described, and a simplified
version used to demonstrate association rule methods.
Chapter 5 presents fuzzy data mining approaches. Fuzzy decision tree approaches
are described, as well as fuzzy association rule applications. Real
data mining applications are described and demonstrated.
Chapter 6 presents Rough Sets, a recently popularized data mining method.
Chapter 7 describes support vector machines and the types of data sets in
which they seem to have relative advantage.
Chapter 8 discusses the use of genetic algorithms to supplement various
data mining operations.
Chapter 9 describes methods to evaluate models in the process of data
mining.
Chapter 10 presents a spectrum of successful applications of the data mining
techniques, focusing on the value of these analyses to business decision
The first nine chapters of this book describe the J2ME platform, the command-line tools that
are provided with Sun's J2ME reference implementations, and some of the visual
development environments that you can use when writing J2ME applications:
Chapter 1:-This chapter introduces the J2ME platform and the concepts of configuration and
profile, and it compares J2ME to a number of other Java platforms for small devices.
Chapter 2:-This chapter covers the Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC), which is
the basic building block for the J2ME profiles for wireless devices and PDAs. It
begins by outlining the differences between CLDC and the core libraries of the J2SE
platform. Then it takes a close look at KVM, the small-footprint virtual machine that
Chapter 3:-This chapter introduces MIDlets, the wireless Java equivalent of applets. MIDlets are part of the Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP), which is the subject of this
and the following three chapters. This chapter looks at the lifecycle of a MIDlet
and illustrates it with a simple example. It concludes with a discussion of the facilities
that a typical mobile device would provide to allow the user to download, install,
manage, and remove MIDlets.
Chapter 4:-The devices that MIDlets run on range from cell phones with a small two-color
display and room for only a few lines of text to PDAs with larger, multicolor screens.
In order to isolate MIDlets from the specifics of the devices on which they are
running, MIDP includes a high-level API that provides simple input and output
controls and the ability to combine these controls to create form-like screens. This
chapter takes a detailed look at the high-level API and provides sample MIDlets that
Chapter 5:-This chapter looks at an alternative user interface API that provides lower-level access to a mobile device's screen and input devices. This chapter looks at the details of this
API and shows how to avoid writing code that may not be portable between devices
with different user interface capabilities.
Chapter 6:-Networking is a key feature of a mobile device. The first part of this chapter looks at
the Generic Connection Framework (GCF), which provides the basis for access to
various networking APIs, including optional protocols (such as sockets and
datagrams) and HTTP, which all MIDP implementations are required to support. A
simple example that involves fetching information from a web site is used to illustrate
the use of HTTP on a mobile device and shows how to avoid problems that arise when
working in an environment with limited memory. The second part of this chapter
looks at the facilities available for storing information on a mobile device and
illustrates them by extending the HTTP example to include persistence of information
retrieved from the web site.
Chapter 7:-This chapter looks at the Connected Device Configuration (CDC) and its profiles,
which are designed for use on devices that have more than 2 MB of memory to devote
to the Java platform. It begins by looking at Sun's reference implementation of CDC
and the CVM, the virtual machine for CDC devices, then briefly covers the content of
the CDC-based profiles that are currently defined.
Chapter 8:-This chapter contains reference material for the command-line tools that are provided
with the CLDC and CDC reference implementations and the MIDP for the PalmOS product.
Chapter 9:-This chapter covers the J2ME wireless toolkit, a development environment provided
by Sun that allows you to create and test MIDlets using a cell-phone emulator that can
be customized to resemble a number of different cell phones and PalmOS-based
handhelds. It also looks at how to use the wireless toolkit in conjunction with Sun's
Forte for Java IDE to create a complete development environment, and it investigates
a number of alternative third-party products that provide similar functionality.
These first nine chapters provide a tutorial introduction to J2ME, with particular emphasis on
wireless devices, which are currently the most popular application of J2ME technology.
Chapter 10:- The core of this book, however, is the API quick reference, through Class, Method,
This book is aimed squarely at beginning Web programmers who are minimally familiar with C# and the .NET framework. You don't have to be an experienced C# programmer to read this book by any means, but you shouldn't be a rank beginner, either. There's neither time nor space to explain the C# language or the framework itself other than as it relates to ASP.NET and Web programming. If you've taken an introductory C# programming course, built a couple of C# windows or console applications, or even read through a C#-specific programming book, you won't have much trouble with the code in this book.
Beyond a little C#, you don't have to know anything about the Internet, intranets, browsers, HTML, JavaScript, VBScript, XML, XSLT, the DOM, or any other Web-related technology to read this book. This is a beginner book. What you will find here is a thorough basic explanation of the principles of Web programming with C# and ASP.NET and a bit of exposure to each of the other Web technologies you'll need to build robust, scalable Web applications with C#.
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This book is divided into five chapters and one appendix:
Chapter 1, SQL, Vendor Implementations, and Some History
This chapter discusses the Relational Database Model, describes the current
and previous SQL standards, and introduces the SQL vendor implementations
covered in this book.
Chapter 2, Foundational Concepts
This chapter describes the fundamental concepts necessary for understandingrelational databases and SQL commands
Chapter 3, SQL Statements Command Reference
This chapter is an alphabetical command reference. It details each SQL99
command, as well as the implementations of each command by Oracle,
Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, and PostgreSQL.
Chapter 4, SQL Functions
This chapter is an alphabetical reference of the SQL99 functions, describing
vendor implementations of these functions and vendor extensions.
Chapter 5, Unimplemented SQL99 Commands
This chapter lists commands that are included in the SQL standards, but have
not yet been implemented by any of the vendors.
Appendix, SQL99 and Vendor-Specific Keywords
The appendix provides a table that displays keywords declared in SQL99 and
the various database vendors.
