In this video I cover some of the best WordPress plugins out there. I cover what they are and what they do

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Art of Blog – 9. Best WordPress Plugins

This video by www.ferreemoney.com shows you how to upgrade your Word Press blog to version 2.9 and the precautions you need to take into account before doing so. If you’re lucky enough to use Bluehost as your ISP, you will be able to upgrade ALL of your WP blogs all at once with one click of the mouse. However, before you click upgrade your Word Press Blog to version 2.9 you need to make sure you do the following to prevent getting a fatal error during the upgrade process.

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Tips on How to Upgrade WordPress Blog to v2.9

Hi Jens, as an alternative to using XSLT or XQuery Update, my standard XQuery solution would be to create a recursive filter function with a typeswitch statement. Tested with saxon : declare namespace dc=”http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/”; declare variable $ xml := petal://kjc-fs2.kjc.uni-heidelberg.de:8081/HIEditor_2.0-Service/P67/V33052″ xml:lang=”en”> daṃtahastavināyaka ; declare function local:modify($title as element(dc:title)) { {$title/text()} }; declare function local:filter($node as node()) { typeswitch ($node) case element(dc:title) return ($node, local:modify($node)) case element() return element { node-name($node) } { $node/@*, for $child in $node/node() return local:filter($child) } default return $node }; local:filter($xml) Wolfgang

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James, Michael, thanks for your answers. I think my question wasn’t clear. XML Prague has to take a clear decision about the status of the papers: (a) are they part of an informal proceedings (in which case they can be submitted somewhere else without infringing any copyright and affecting prior publication status), or (b) they are part of a copyrighted publication (in which case they cannot)

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[ANN] XML Prague 2010 Final Call for Participation
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This article describes a way to extend and override the standard behavior of ADF client side JavaScript libraries. In this particular case we needed to learn about the client side validation errors in order to feed our expertise manager: when the user submits the form, client side validations are performed and when errors are found,

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ADF 11g – Extend and Override standard client side behavior by manipulating the Javascript prototype

A BPEL process can communicate with another BPEL process just like it can communicatie with any Web Service – as BPEL processes expose WebService interfaces to the world – or at least to their fellow components in the same Composite Application. When one process – the master in tis discussion – calls another one –

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SOA Suite 11g – Oracle BPEL Master and Detail process coordination using signals

Recently I was looking at a JavaServer Faces application, that did something relatively simple – but was exhibiting strange behavior. The output shown on the page (and this is a simplified version of the real life situation) was: dlroWolleH I had been asked to look into the situation and correct it

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Spring a surprise on a JSF developer – how Spring beans can become “JSF Managed Beans”

In a recent article I described the interaction between JavaServer Faces (1.2) and Spring Framework (2.5.x): http://technology.amis.nl/blog/6655/spring-a-surprise-on-a-jsf-developer-how-spring-beans-can-become-jsf-managed-beans.

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Configure JDeveloper 11g to work with Spring 2.5 and AOP

The Mediator component in SOA Suite 11g has a the option to specify a Java Callout, one for every WSDL operation. The Java Callout refers to a Java Class, either on the SOA Suite's classpath or deployed as part of the SOA Composite application.

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SOA Suite 11g – introducing Mediator Java Callouts for debug, audit and …