The Web is no longer static; it's dynamic. As the information content of the Web grows, so does the need to make Web sites more dynamic. Think of an e-shop that has 1,000 products. The owner has to create 1,000 Web pages (one for each product), and whenever anything changes, the owner has to change all those pages. Ouch!!! Wouldn't it be easier to have only one page that created and served the content on the fly from the information about the products stored in a database, depending on the client request?
Nowadays sites have to change constantly and provide up-to-date news, information, stock prices, and customized pages. PHP and SQL are two ways to make your site dynamic.
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Create dynamic sites with PHP & MySQL
AJAX WEB SCRIPTING APPLIED TO INTERACTIVE STEREOSCOPIC IMAGING
Creating the illusion of depth in images was first invented 1838 by Sir Charles Wheatstone. It is today still a great experience to
view high quality large format images with depth perception, exceptionally of virtual objects like reconstructions of the past or
building projects.
High quality presentation of computer graphics is provided by projection onto a transparent screen surface from behind. Image
separation can be easily performed by polarisation filters in front of the projection lenses. It is necessary that the beholders carry
polarized glasses. Interactive viewing in this context means, that the observer is able to select image pairs from the database, can
zoom in and out, select the display details and sets the zero parallax to an arbitrary position. The selection must be simultaneously
transferred to the second image of the stereoscopic pair.
While each data projector is driven by its own computer, a PDA (personal digital assistant) is recommended to receive the
instructions from the presenter or viewer. That network configuration requires amongst other software tools Bluetooth, to connect
the PDA to a local computer network, and ActiveSync, to hold a continuous connection between the PDA and the host computer.
Furthermore a Web server with PHP (hypertext pre processor) extension is running. Web browsers are acting as clients on both
computers and the PDA as well.
The challenge is now to write an application software that provides an interface on the PDA to set the adjustments and pushes the
image information to the graphic cards of the host and the slave computer. To minimize the effort in software development, open
source software components are largely applied to this system. We take advantages from Mozilla Firefox Web browser and Apache
Web server.
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AJAX WEB SCRIPTING
Creating the illusion of depth in images was first invented 1838 by Sir Charles Wheatstone. It is today still a great experience to
view high quality large format images with depth perception, exceptionally of virtual objects like reconstructions of the past or
building projects.
High quality presentation of computer graphics is provided by projection onto a transparent screen surface from behind. Image
separation can be easily performed by polarisation filters in front of the projection lenses. It is necessary that the beholders carry
polarized glasses. Interactive viewing in this context means, that the observer is able to select image pairs from the database, can
zoom in and out, select the display details and sets the zero parallax to an arbitrary position. The selection must be simultaneously
transferred to the second image of the stereoscopic pair.
While each data projector is driven by its own computer, a PDA (personal digital assistant) is recommended to receive the
instructions from the presenter or viewer. That network configuration requires amongst other software tools Bluetooth, to connect
the PDA to a local computer network, and ActiveSync, to hold a continuous connection between the PDA and the host computer.
Furthermore a Web server with PHP (hypertext pre processor) extension is running. Web browsers are acting as clients on both
computers and the PDA as well.
The challenge is now to write an application software that provides an interface on the PDA to set the adjustments and pushes the
image information to the graphic cards of the host and the slave computer. To minimize the effort in software development, open
source software components are largely applied to this system. We take advantages from Mozilla Firefox Web browser and Apache
Web server.
download
AJAX WEB SCRIPTING
Creating the illusion of depth in images was first invented 1838 by Sir Charles Wheatstone. It is today still a great experience to
view high quality large format images with depth perception, exceptionally of virtual objects like reconstructions of the past or
building projects.
High quality presentation of computer graphics is provided by projection onto a transparent screen surface from behind. Image
separation can be easily performed by polarisation filters in front of the projection lenses. It is necessary that the beholders carry
polarized glasses. Interactive viewing in this context means, that the observer is able to select image pairs from the database, can
zoom in and out, select the display details and sets the zero parallax to an arbitrary position. The selection must be simultaneously
transferred to the second image of the stereoscopic pair.
While each data projector is driven by its own computer, a PDA (personal digital assistant) is recommended to receive the
instructions from the presenter or viewer. That network configuration requires amongst other software tools Bluetooth, to connect
the PDA to a local computer network, and ActiveSync, to hold a continuous connection between the PDA and the host computer.
Furthermore a Web server with PHP (hypertext pre processor) extension is running. Web browsers are acting as clients on both
computers and the PDA as well.
The challenge is now to write an application software that provides an interface on the PDA to set the adjustments and pushes the
image information to the graphic cards of the host and the slave computer. To minimize the effort in software development, open
source software components are largely applied to this system. We take advantages from Mozilla Firefox Web browser and Apache
Web server.
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When Acrobat Forms were discussed at the pdf TEX mailing list, Phillip Taylor confessed :“...they’re one of the nicest features of pdf”. Sebastian Ratztoldus that he was “...convinced that people are waiting for forms.”. A few mails later here ported : “I just found I can embed JavaScript in forms, I can see the world is my oyster ” after which in a personal mail he challenged me to pickup the Acrobat Forms plugin and wishing me “ HappyJavaScripting ”.
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As far as web interface design techniques are concerned, AJAX is definitely the way to go. So what JavaScript library worth its salt these days wouldn't want to include a component dedicated to this extremely useful and versatile method of client/server communication?
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This class is designed to provide a non-module, non-commercial alternative to dynamically creating pdf documents from within PHP. Obviously this will not be quite as quick as the module alternatives, but it is surprisingly fast, this demonstration page is almost a worst case due to the large number of fonts which are displayed. There are a number of features which can be within a Pdf document that it is not at the moment possible to use with this class, but I feel that it is useful enough to be released. This document describes the possible useful calls to the class, the readme.php file (which will create this pdf) should be sufficient as an introduction. Note that this document was generated using the demo script 'readme.php' which came with this package.
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It is undoubtedly one of the most asked questions on the PHP mailing lists : how do I make my PHP scripts independent of the layout ? While PHP is billed as "HTML embedded scripting language", after writing a couple of projects that mixed PHP and HTML freely one comes up with the idea that separation of form and content is a Good Thing[TM]. Inaddition, in many companies the roles of layout designer and programmer are separate. Consequently, the search for a templating solution ensues.
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Two kinds of interfaces are offered between Amos II and the programming languages C[5] or Java[6], the call in interface and the call out interface. To call Amos II from an application the call in interface can be used. Establishing connections, sending queries and dealing with result sets are tasks of this interface. Contrary the call out interface is able to call external functions from C or Java. Once known to Amos II, these external functions can be used in AmosQL queries. The call in and call out interfaces permit the development of wrappers. Wrappers are small program modules that can access external data, for example XML documents, relational databases, webforms, MIDI files and web browsers.
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JavaScript can interact with QuickTime invarious ways. You can use JavaScript in a browser to detect Whether QuickTime is installed, you can use JavaScript to create the tags used to embed QuickTime content in a webpage, and you can use JavaScript to query and control the QuickTime plug-indirectly. This document describes client-side scripting using JavaScript and QuickTime browser plug-ins. All QuickTime browser plug-ins expose the exact same interfaces to JavaScript, whether the plug-in Is an Active Xcontrol, a Cocoa plug-in, or a Netscape-styleplug-in, allowing the same script to operate identically for Internet Explorer, Safari, FireFox, Mozilla, and other browsers that support plug-in scripting. Browsers that support the W3CsDOM Level 3 specification can receive DOM events from QuickTime, allowing movie events to trigger JavaScript functions without having to set timers or poll QuickTime for status events
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Redirection spam presents a web page with false content to a crawler for indexing, but automatically redirects the browser to a different web page. Redirection is usually immediate (on page load) but may also be triggered by a timer or a harmless user event such as a mouse move. JavaScript redirection is the most notorious of redirection techniques and is hard to detect as many of the prevalent crawlers are script-agnostic. In this paper, we study common JavaScript redirection spam techniques on the web. Our findings indicate that obfuscation techniques are very prevalent among JavaScript redirection spam pages. These obfuscation techniques limit the effectiveness of static analysis and static feature based systems. Based on our findings, we recommend a robust counter measure using a light weight JavaScript parser and engine
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If you've read other JavaScript books, you may have had to slog through pages and pages about functions, methods, operands, and so on, before ever learning how to write even the simplest script. As you get into JavaScript, you'll need to understand those concept sand more, but you can start spiffing up your web pages just by diving into JavaScript. That ís what this chapter is about. By the time you've finished, you'll know two handy scripts, one to add descriptive comments to the status bar, and the other to use the time to serve custom pages. More importantly, you’ll understand why the scripts do what they do, and you’ll be ready to wade a little more deeply into JavaScript.
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Since Oracle9i, Oracle has been working with customers to better understand their desired default configurations and harden the Oracle environment. For several major releases of the database, the Oracle documentation has provided guideance on securely configuring the Oracle Database. New with Oracle Database 11g is the Oracle Database 2 Day + Security Guide, an excellent introductory reference for Oracle Database Security
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This book is for long-time MySQL users who want to know "what's new" in version 5. The short answer is "stored procedures, triggers, views, information_schema". The long answer is the “MySQL 5.0 New Features” series, and this book is the first in the series. What I'm hoping to do is make this look like a hands-on session where you, as if you're working it out yourself on your keyboard, can walk through sample problems.
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