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Blogger: Beyond the Basics: Customize and promote your blog with original templates, analytics, advertising, and SEO (From Technologies to Solutions)

In Detail Blogger is a blog publishing system from Google with a friendly interface specifically designed for creating and maintaining weblogs. It allows users to easily create dynamic blogs with great content and many outstanding features including RSS feeds, link-backs, photo slideshows, and integration with popular Google applications like Picasa. Its versatility and ease of use has attracted a large, enthusiastic, and helpful community of users.

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Announce: Hands-on XQuery/XSLT/XPath and XSL-FO training in Walnut Creek, California August 2009 [XQuery Talk]

Announcing Crane’s Summer Sessions! Based on the success of the same training in Santa Ana in early June, one of the attendees at those classes has arranged for Crane to deliver our training event in the East Bay area of Central California for his fellow Masters students before their return to classes late August: XSLT /XQuery/ XPath – August 3-7, 2009 XSL-FO – August 10-12, 2009 http://www.CraneSoftwrights.com/index.html#Crane200908CA These are the most in-depth configurations of Crane’s XSL and XQuery training classes, covering the use of every element, every attribute, every keyword and every function of both XSLT/XPath 1.0 and 2.0 and XQuery 1.0, and every formatting object of XSL-FO 1.0 and 1.1 with more detail and more exercises than other available configurations of our material. Practical Transformation Using XSLT , XQuery and XPath (5 days): http://www.CraneSoftwrights.com/training/ptuxq/ptuxqsyl.htm Practical Formatting Using XSL-FO (3 days): http://www.CraneSoftwrights.com/training/pfux/pfuxsyl.htm Venue – Embassy Suites, Walnut Creek (Pleasant Hill BART), California http://tinyurl.com/nljjbk Instructor/author: http://www.CraneSoftwrights.com/bio/gkholman.htm Early-bird date for discounted registration: July 20, 2009 If you are interested in having us teach publicly or privately in any area of the world, please let us know. Thanks! .

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Open XML developers: where to get answers

I recently returned from a long business trip, and while working through my email backlog I’ve come across several questions from developers who are working with the Open XML formats.  I’ve responded to each of them with some tips on how to best get such questions answered, and I  thought I’d summarize that information here for others who may find it useful. Your first stop for most Open XML development questions should be the forums section of the Open XML Developer web site.  You can post a question there and it will be seen by the people who manage that site, and also by the broader Open XML developer community.  Over 4,000 comments have been posted to those forums, so you can also learn quite a bit by reviewing the existing threads.  And the library section of the site has dozens of articles with Open XML code samples in many programming languages, including Java, C#, C++, PHP, Ruby, Python, and others.

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Better way to structure XQuery

At 2009-07-08 11:08 -0500, http://x-query.com/mailman/listinfo/talk wrote: > I have the following XQuery : > > xquery version="1.0"; > > let $mydoc :=doc(‘http://localhost:8080/exist/rest/db/bio.xml’) > let $profileType := ‘ Standard ‘ > let $profileType := if > ($mydoc/metadata/idinfo/ spdom /bounding/boundalt/altmin or > $mydoc/metadata/idinfo/spdom/bounding/boundalt/altmax) then ‘Biological’ > else $profileType > > return > <result> > {$profileType> > </result> As an aside, I would have written that as: xquery version="1.0"; <result> { if ( doc(‘http://localhost:8080/exist/rest/db/bio.xml’)/ metadata/idinfo/spdom/bounding/boundalt/altmin or doc(‘http://localhost:8080/exist/rest/db/bio.xml’)/ metadata/idinfo/spdom/bounding/boundalt/altax ) then ‘Biological" else ‘Standard’ } </result> …

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ADF 11gR1 – new Hierarchical Viewer for visually pleasing representation of data structures

  One of the data visualization tags required by the teams working on the Oracle Fusion Application Module for Human Resource Management, was a component capable of rendering organization charts. Hierarchical structures from CEO all the way down to the youngest trainee. In a pleasing, graphically interesting, somewhat animated fashion.

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Follow Me On Twitter: I’m Changing My Sharing Pattern

While I’ve just had a burst of posts after digging out from a busy and successful second quarter, thanks to: My newfound love of bit.ly and the ease with which you can Tweet from bit.ly My deep backlog of blog posts; I actually blog on about 1/4 of my candidate articles The realization that I can provide valuable sharing with a short comment and a link to a story I’ve decided to change my sharing pattern and share more work-related items via Twitter . So my Tweet rate and my Tweet/post ratio have both already started increasing.

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XQuery’s Real Potential: Transforming Application Development

Oracle’s Daniela Florescu gave a talk at UC Irvine this May entitled The Magic Is In The Glue: XQuery + Cloud. A coworker pointed me to the slides here , which I thought I’d share in a more convenient SlideShare-based format and agree with violently in more than a few respects. First, let’s excerpt the abstract to tee things up: Ten years have passed since the W3C initiated its effort to design a query language for what, in 1999, was a new and controversial semi-structured data format, namely XML

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Introduction to ADF reusable task flows – consume a bounded task flow that gets synchronized with input parameter changes

Task Flows are the primary mechanism in ADF 11g for organizing the workload in manageable chunks that can be developed in a decoupled fashion in relative isolation, then merged together in web pages that implement the desired functionality.

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BlueGuru: JetBlue’s MarkLogic-Based Publishing and Content Management System

Just a quick post to highlight and share this great case study by Mitch Kramer of the Patricia Seybold Group on Blue Guru, JetBlue’s content management and publishing system. Excerpt to tempt you into reading the 26-page document: XML is BlueGuru’s enabling technology, and MarkLogic Server is its most critical architectural element. XML addresses JetBlue’s requirements for structured documents—multiple types, multiple components within each type, hierarchical relationships between components, and component sharing across documents.

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Stonebraker: Send Relational DBMSs to the Home for Tired Software

Mike Stonebraker spoke today at SIGMOD (see Tweetstream ) where, among other things there was a 40-year anniversary celebration of the relational DBMS and, in what I suspect is non-coincidental timing, Mike did a post on the CACM site entitled The End of a DBMS Era (Might be Upon Us) . Excerpt: Moreover, the code line from all of the major vendors is quite elderly, in all cases dating from the 1980s.

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