AJAX Virtualization? Java Applets to Create Dynamic Web Pages
Original post provide by Latest News from AJAXWORLD MAGAZINEThe OPC DataHub from Cogent Real-Time Systems now provides more ways to visualize and interact with real-time data in a web browser. Its new streaming AJAX Web Data Browser displays immediate updates to data from a wide range of sources like databases, spreadsheets, and OPC servers. This streaming AJAX technology can be used in conjunction with new Java applets for live displays of gauges, trending graphs, progress bars and other animated objects.
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The 4th Internet technologies conference will take place from June 29 till 30th in the Bulgarian seaside at city of Varna where you can combine sun, sea and technologies. The conference as in the previous 3 years will focus on new technologies in web programming, open source and everything that stands for IT.
IPhone As Biz-Phone: Enabling IPhone Support For Enterprise Applications
With millions of iPhones sold in recent months, enterprises are challenged with how to manage the influx of these personal devices coming 'in the back door' without compromising security policies. One IDC analyst states, 'Bringing secure enterprise wireless email to the Apple iPhone brings it one step closer to being able to be used as a trusted enterprise device.' This session will advocate a proactive approach to adding iPhone as a supported device, and illustrate how doing so provides enterprise support for iPhones and reduces security concerns, while still providing a rich user experience utilizing the native iPhone mail application.
IPhone Early Adopters: The Key To Free Publicity Or The Fall Of A Technology
Since the iPhone was first released, early adopters haven't stopped talking about what they think of the device. While the free promotion can be a great marketing tool for wireless carriers, it can be crippling if users have issues with session and network quality.
RIAs And How Open Is 'Open' In The Mobile Software Space?
Where does open source code make sense? Is simply being open source sufficient? Does openness necessarily mean fragmentation, and if so, what's the best way to forestall that? There are many platforms based on open source code to greater or lesser degrees, many 'open development platforms' and a number of initiatives--LiMo, LiPS, GNOME Mobile, the Open Handset Alliance, and others--dedicated to putting open source software on mobile devices.
The Performance Paradigm Of A Mashup World
In this presentation, I will define the performance paradigm facing enterprise mashups, while answering the following questions: How does an enterprise validate a positive user experience when they don't control all the pieces in the service delivery chain? If there are problems somewhere in the chain, how are performance issues isolated and diagnosed?
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Zend Developer Zone: Lifting The Skirt On Zend Framework 1.5 - Zend_Form
Zend_Form gives you all the tools necessary to create forms and form elements via PHP code. Like everything in Zend Framework, almost everything is configurable; however the defaults are probably good for most uses. They include some sample code that shows the creation of both a simple, sample form and something a little bit more advanced including validation methods and making fields required.
Matthew O'Phinney's Blog: Burlington PHP Tonight
Bradley Holt will be giving a presentation on developing a web application using Zend Framework. Bradley Holt is founder and web developer for Found Line, a local design and development studio which has used Zend Framework in several recent projects.
Jonathan Snook's Blog: Password Protecting Admin Functions In CakePHP
I just wanted to document this for easy future reference but if you don't want to hook up a complex user adminstration with authorization components, you can simply specify that the admin path be password protected in either your .htaccess file or in your httpd.conf.
Tobias Schlitt's Blog: Book Of The Month (eZ Components)
Tobias Schlitt mentioned today that the book from him and fellow coauthor Kore Nordmann, a guide to the eZ Components framework, has been made the featured book of the month over on DynamicWebPages.de. On the website you now find a picture of the book in a very prominent place and an extensive recension (German) linked from there.