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We tried to celebrate Kurta Day. Field Service team members from left to right; Irshad, Prasad, Gopi, Venki, Suranjita, myself, Vishal, Harish and Siva.
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Build an Online Reporting Application Using Oracle XML Publisher
Learn how to create an online reporting environment using XML Publisher technology, step by step.
Article by by Mark Rittman
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Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) combined with the component based approach of JavaServer Faces (JSF) offers the exciting prospect of highly interactive components that can be used to build applications with almost desktop levels of interactivity.
Check complete article by Duncan Mills, Oracle Corporation
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Good article for programmatic manipulation of JSF UI Components.
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For sure, the world’s most successful computer program is “hello world”. Translations of it are available in almost every programming language and pattern.
“Ajax” is a community acronym used by the software industry for a set of related Web browser technologies, which, in combination deliver the rich client user experience for Web applications. The promise of Ajax is to close the usability gap that currently exist between browser based web applications and existing client-server desktop applications. In this article you’ll learn how to translate “hello world” into Ajax, going from simple to more advanced in small steps.
By: Frank Nimphius
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