... distinguished from earlier work in its reliance on open- source map data from OpenStreetMap, from which we extract both the street graph and the potential landmarks This demonstrates that open resources ... NLG 760 Segment123 From: Node1 To: Node2 On: “Main Street” Segment124 From: Node2 To: Node3 On: “Main Street” Segment125 From: Node3 To: Node4 On: “Park Street” Segment126 From: Node4 To: Node5 ... solve this problem by using data from OpenStreetMap, an on-line map resource that provides both types of information mentioned above, in a unified data structure The OpenStreetMap project is to maps...
... development SourceCode As you work through the examples in this book, you may choose to either type in all the code manually or use the sourcecode files that accompany the book All of the sourcecode ... serving Web services to them Why Open Source? It seems like making the argument for open- source software gets easier every year This is due in large part to open- source products such as Linux, ... that opensource and free are not synonymous Just because most opensource products are free (in fact, we can’t think of one that isn’t), it doesn’t mean that they all are free All open source...
... development SourceCode As you work through the examples in this book, you may choose to either type in all the code manually or use the sourcecode files that accompany the book All of the sourcecode ... serving Web services to them Why Open Source? It seems like making the argument for open- source software gets easier every year This is due in large part to open- source products such as Linux, ... that opensource and free are not synonymous Just because most opensource products are free (in fact, we can’t think of one that isn’t), it doesn’t mean that they all are free All open source...
... Cataloging-in-Publication Data: JavaOpensource programming : with Xdoclet, JUnit, WebWork, Hibernate (Java OpenSource Library) / Joe Walnes [et al.] p cm ISBN 0-471-46362-0 (PAPER/WEBSITE) Java (Computer ... founded JavaBlogs (www.javablogs.com), a Web-based, Java- focused blog aggregator He also founded the OpenSymphony (www.opensymphony.com) project and works on WebWork, SiteMesh, and other OpenSource ... OpenSource Toolkit: Building an Enterprise Platform with OpenSource Tools by John T Bell, James Lambros, and Stan Ng (John Wiley & Sons: Hoboken, NJ, 2003), another title in the JavaOpen Source...
... development SourceCode As you work through the examples in this book, you may choose to either type in all the code manually or use the sourcecode files that accompany the book All of the sourcecode ... serving Web services to them Why Open Source? It seems like making the argument for open- source software gets easier every year This is due in large part to open- source products such as Linux, ... that opensource and free are not synonymous Just because most opensource products are free (in fact, we can’t think of one that isn’t), it doesn’t mean that they all are free All open source...
... following code: /* * This class demonstrates a basic validator * */ 35 Chapter package org.opensourceportals.validator; import java. io.File; import java. util.ArrayList; import java. util.List; import javax.portlet.PortletPreferences; ... precisely this The following code is a very simple example of how to show the process in code: /* * BasicSearch .java * * in * * org.opensourceportals.lucene * */ package org.opensourceportals.lucene; ... /* * CustomAnalyzer .java * * in * * org.opensourceportals.lucene * */ package org.opensourceportals.lucene; import org.apache.lucene.analysis.*; import java. io.*; import java. util.*; /** * @author...
... message The following code illustrates the code for the Viewer class: /* * Created in 2003 * * Viewer .java * */ package com.ojbmsg.test; import java. io.*; import java. net.*; import java. util.*; /** ... following code shows the Message class, taken directly from the message board example: 93 Chapter /* * Created in 2003 * * Message .java * */ package com.ojbmsg.test; import java. io.*; import java. net.*; ... will create the code necessary to perform such actions The example uses a Java Server Page (JSP) to render the HTML needed for the GUI, as well as the Javacode to obtain the data and use the JavaMail...
... DATE java. sql.Date TIME java. sql.Time TIMESTAMP java. sql.Timestamp CLOB Clob BLOB Blob ARRAY Array DISTINCT mapping underlying type STRUCT Struct REF Ref JAVA_ OBJECT 112 Java Equivalent Java ... that the JAVA_ HOME environment variable points to the root directory of the Java SDK installation Make sure that you have downloaded the latest binary or source distribution of OJB From the base ... approach for administering content from a portal perspective The final component of the client layer is a Java Application Client A Java Application Client can be created to utilize Slide’s API layer...
... requires that sourcecode and design artifact be managed properly so that deployment goals can be attained Open- source configuration management tools such as CVS and Subversion control sourcecode versions ... a DataSource realm, a JDBC realm, and a JNDI realm A DataSource realm accesses its information from a relational database using a JNDI DataSource, a JDBC realm accesses its information from a ... iplanetEncodedPassword; log(“ iPlanet String=” + iplanetEncodedPassword); if (iplanetEncodedPassword.startsWith(“{“)) { String base64val = iplanetEncodedPassword.substring( iplanetEncodedPassword.indexOf(‘}’)+1...
... document.forms[0].pick;”; } else { CODE += “ var fld = document.all.pick;”; } Effective Client-Side Development Using JavaScript 27: 28: 29: 30: 31: CODECODECODECODECODE += += += += += “ var vals = opener.getPickVals(fld);”; ... from the pick list: 21: 22: 23: 24: 25: 26: 232 var CODE = “; CODE += “”; CODE += “ FIELD_OBJ = null;”; CODE += “ function sendVal() {“; if (Netscape) { CODE ... accomplished from an HTML button Following is the code necessary to call a JavaScript function from an HTML button: function validateForm() { // Javascript code...
... following code demonstrates a SQL script that could be created to configure the database in MySQL: // Create the Database CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS dbdirectory; // Create the table CREATE TABLE ... with most open- source products: the source distribution and the binary distribution If you download the binary distribution, all you have to is extract the platform and run it The latest Java Virtual ... http://localhost:8080/exo/faces/layout/blue-lagoon/portal.jsp The source distribution is provided for developers who want to compile the sourcecode themselves and execute the platform Build procedures change daily, as does the code, so it is...
... automated builds from a centralized code repository from which developers check in and check out sourcecode during their development activities A system build is typically generated daily from this ... developers to easily automate unit testing of their sourcecode creations fromsourcecode repository builds The example shown in the following code demonstrates how JUnit and CVS can be used to ... that multiple users can build code together from a consistent baseline that resides in a centralized sourcecode repository AntHill requires the following open- source applications for deployment:...
... 94–97 Message objects, creating (JavaMail), 71 MIME-type, setting (JavaMail), 71 395 Index sourcecodesourcecode (continued) sourcecode (continued) moving layers (JavaScript, 250–253 multipart ... object code is made by offering access to copy from a designated place, then offering equivalent access to copy the sourcecodefrom the same place counts as distribution of the source code, even ... layering elements on page (JavaScript), 244–249 overview, 206 clonePortlet method, WSRP, 305 closeNamespace method, Domain class, 134 code listings See sourcecodecode signing (Java Web Start), 356–357...
... the Internet; go to http://www.openbsd.org/ or just search on OpenBSD and ipf from any search engine Cost and Support You can download OpenBSD from http://www.openbsd.org/ for free, or you can ... hackers Unfortunately, the threat doesn't just come from the outside—university network administrators have to protect themselves from attacks from within their computer labs as well Since universities ... logon attempts from off−campus, excessive FTP traffic coming from a computer that shouldn't be hosting an FTP server, and so on Interface Drawbridge packet−filtering rules are created in text...
... CHAPTER CREATING AN OPENSOURCE SAN Preparing Your OpenSource SAN To prepare your opensource SAN, you need to make sure that you have everything necessary to set up the opensource SAN Specifically, ... iSCSI_target_IP resources as both started CHAPTER CREATING AN OPENSOURCE SAN 10 You now need to add one more resource, so from the interface, right-click the resource group that you created earlier, ... successfully created an opensource SAN! 193 194 C HAPTER CRE A TING A N OP EN S OU R C E S A N Heartbeat Beyond the OpenSource SAN In this chapter you have learned how to set up an opensource SAN...
... Microelectronics, the Sun Logo, SunXTL, JavaSoft, JavaOS, the JavaSoft Logo, Java, HotJava Views, HotJJavaChips, picoJava, microJava, UltraJava, JDBC, the Java Cup and Steam Logo, “Write Once, ... and should be avoided For an example of a Java program properly formatted, see JavaSource File Example” on page 19 3.1 JavaSource Files Each Javasource file contains a single public class ... names - File Names - File Organization 2.1 File Suffixes JavaSoft uses the following file suffixes: File Type JavasourceJava bytecode 2.2 Suffix java class Common File Names Frequently used file names...
... routines: protect data and applications from unauthorized use, execution, or change Semaphores: messages sent when a file is opened that prevent other users from opening the same file at the same time ... freely share resources on their computer or access shared resources on other computers Photonic layer: layer of the OSI physical layer that specifies fiber cable with optical light sources and receivers ... carry digital File management system: way to store and retrieve information from disk drives; controls how files can be created, accessed, retrieved, and deleted Firewall: a barrier between a network...