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... http://www.w3.org/TR /SOAP. The SOAP 1.1 specification is not a W3C standard, but the SOAP 1.2 spec currently under development will be. Java and SOAP 18 2.4 The SOAP Envelope The SOAP envelope ... < ;SOAP- ENV:Envelope xmlns :SOAP- ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org /soap/ envelope/" SOAP- ENV:encodingStyle="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org /soap/ encoding/"> < ;SOAP- ENV:Body> ... it's in- scope). < ;SOAP- ENV:Envelope xmlns :SOAP- ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org /soap/ envelope/" SOAP- ENV:encodingStyle="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org /soap/ encoding/">...

... family will read and understand, and you slow down and get them right. First, for the technical folks. Mike Loukides and Kyle Hart manage to get me to write these books, and write them fast, ... Nutshell Handbook, the Nutshell Handbook logo, and the O'Reilly logo are registered trademarks of O'Reilly & Associates, Inc. Many of the designations used by manufacturers and sellers ... family is always amazing, and always interested, even though I know they wonder what it is I write about. My parents, Larry and Judy McLaughlin, taught me to read and write and to do them both well....

... that comes with the JDK and that provides you with a GUI tool for creating and maintaining policy files. 2. keytool—Used to create digital signatures and key pairs and to manage the keystore ... thoroughly field-tested by high school and university students, college dropouts, and professional hackers lurking in the dark alleys of the World Wide Web. Each and every one of their creative minds ... be captured (and possibly modified) by a third party. Certainly, you do not want your credit card number to be revealed to a third party and you probably also want the merchandise you purchased...

... understand the information provided in the interface and can envision what you could use it for, it becomes apparent how your name got on so -and- so's e-mail list after you visited so- and- so's ... linked to the Appointments Bean by the JSP engine and turned into a servlet that will be immediately compiled and run (and cached on the Web server) and returned to the client browser as an HTML ... classes is that the Servlet class is more generic and can be used with RMI and CORBA objects as data sources, whereas the HTTPServlet focuses on HTTP and interfacing with Web servers. The base class...

... understand the information provided in the interface and can envision what you could use it for, it becomes apparent how your name got on so -and- so's e-mail list after you visited so- and- so's ... linked to the Appointments Bean by the JSP engine and turned into a servlet that will be immediately compiled and run (and cached on the Web server) and returned to the client browser as an HTML ... content. Common Gateway Interface and CGI Scripts Digging back into the history of the Internet a little bit, we find that before the Web and Web browsers and graphical content there was something...

... aDB.findNext(); 71 Chapter 1 ­ Fundamentals 1.11 1.111.11 1.111.11 1.11           Descending Indexes and Index Lifespan Descending Indexes and Index LifespanDescending Indexes and Index Lifespan Descending Indexes and Index LifespanDescending Indexes and Index Lifespan Descending Indexes and Index Lifespan You have already seen how indexes can be useful when it comes to keeping data in a sorted order.  Even if the data isn't physically sorted, the index allows you to retrieve it in the order you want.  ... testShowMe This is one of the longer test programs I have provided you.  A big part of that is due to the fact I created a CSV (Comma Separated Value) file called fuel_prices.csv which has lines in it looking like this: 80 Chapter 1 ­ Fundamentals roland@logikaldesktop:~/fuelsurcharge2$ source ./env1 roland@logikaldesktop:~/fuelsurcharge2$ javac showMe.java jroland@logikaldesktop:~/fuelsurcharge2$ javac testShowMe.java roland@logikaldesktop:~/fuelsurcharge2$ ... added"); 79 Chapter 1 ­ Fundamentals Finally we get to listing line 445.  I had to keep track of the database open state and provide a method of determining its current state to the outside world.  I must apologize to the Java hackers of the world who think it is just dandy to never provide this capability and to just let things throw exceptions in production.  I am not from that school.  I'm from the school of those who used to work in operations and had to wake people up at 2AM. ...

...  those records, then attempt to add three records which have the same primary key value. What happens? If you manage to get the records added, what happens when you attempt to reIndex()? How about when you try to undelete? 91 Chapter 1 – Fundamentals 1.13 1.131.13 1.131.13 1.13           Deleting and Packing Deleting and PackingDeleting and Packing Deleting and PackingDeleting and Packing Deleting and Packing I mentioned much of this information earlier but we are going to go over it again in detail because it tends to catch most newbies off­guard even after they have been told a hundred times. Deleting a record in an xBASE file does not physically delete the record (in most versions), nor does ... be relational, it simply needs to provide control and restrict access. It might seem difficult to understand, but there are people out there in today's world paying hundreds and sometimes thousands of dollars for commercial xBASE products which provide this very thing.  A run­time or virtual machine is installed under a different user ID which owns and controls all data and index files.  The run­time coordinates all access to the data and in many cases will enforce data integrity rules.  Some will even force the rebuilding of index files whenever a database file is packed. We aren't dealing with an engine or a single point of access.  If your application is going to have any form of data integrity then you are going to have to code it in. 1.161.16 1.161.16 1.161.16          Programming Assignment 6Programming Assignment 6 Programming Assignment 6Programming Assignment 6 Programming Assignment 6Programming Assignment 6 This is more of a “ ... be relational, it simply needs to provide control and restrict access. It might seem difficult to understand, but there are people out there in today's world paying hundreds and sometimes thousands of dollars for commercial xBASE products which provide this very thing.  A run­time or virtual machine is installed under a different user ID which owns and controls all data and index files.  The run­time coordinates all access to the data and in many cases will enforce data integrity rules.  Some will even force the rebuilding of index files whenever a database file is packed. We aren't dealing with an engine or a single point of access.  If your application is going to have any form of data integrity then you are going to have to code it in. 1.161.16 1.161.16 1.161.16          Programming Assignment 6Programming Assignment 6 Programming Assignment 6Programming Assignment 6 Programming Assignment 6Programming Assignment 6 This is more of a “...

...  Inc. really needs to get into this personal file server market.  There are probably still a lot of tools out there which support Btrieve and let end users create things by picking and pointing. Memory and bandwidth issues simply cannot be overlooked when designing an application.  I provided only a few hundred records for our test database and I'm creating the files locally.  What happens when you modify this application to open a DBF and NDX which are on a Web site or remote file server?  Unless you are on dial­up, you probably have enough bandwidth to transfer fewer than 400 records.  How about when the file is approaching 2GB and the end user is on a satellite connection with a 120MB per day bandwidth restriction?  ... intervening database engine locking all files and providing all access.  We don't have that, so we are already living   in   multi­user   Hell,   and   choose   to   handle   the  multi­user   problem ...  Inc. really needs to get into this personal file server market.  There are probably still a lot of tools out there which support Btrieve and let end users create things by picking and pointing. Memory and bandwidth issues simply cannot be overlooked when designing an application.  I provided only a few hundred records for our test database and I'm creating the files locally.  What happens when you modify this application to open a DBF and NDX which are on a Web site or remote file server?  Unless you are on dial­up, you probably have enough bandwidth to transfer fewer than 400 records.  How about when the file is approaching 2GB and the end user is on a satellite connection with a 120MB per day bandwidth restriction? ...

...  to the text area, we are appending.  It is our responsibility to insert the appropriate number of newLine characters at the appropriate places. Let's now discuss the call to sort() at listing lines 119 and 188.  I needed to pass in the second and third parameter because I chose to use elements 1­56 instead of 0­55.  The zero element was never filled in and I didn't want to have stale garbage influencing the outcome of the sort.  I have already discussed the fact that I implemented Comparable with our object because the compiler wouldn't let  ...  the system is idle to update the display, or finds itself forced to update the display.  The lines of code in updateText() force the display manager to consolidate all of the updates and display them.  This step does slow down processing, so you should do it only at points in time when you feel the user must see the progress which has been made. I need to point out one tiny little thing at listing line 103.  You may not grasp why I called trim() after calling get().  The parseInt() static method throws exceptions if the numeric string you hand it contains spaces.  I don't know why it doesn't call trim() on its own, but it doesn't.  As you can see by listing line 111, parseDouble() managed to handle things just fine. Listing lines 123 through 131 contain something I truly hate about Java 1.4 and earlier.  The NumberFormat object is very primitive.  It does provide methods to set the minimum number of fractional digits, and minimum number of integer digits, but it has no concept of justification, fill character, or display width.  If you try to set both the integer and fraction digits for a column, it will zero fill on the front and force the display to look something like the following. ...  the system is idle to update the display, or finds itself forced to update the display.  The lines of code in updateText() force the display manager to consolidate all of the updates and display them.  This step does slow down processing, so you should do it only at points in time when you feel the user must see the progress which has been made. I need to point out one tiny little thing at listing line 103.  You may not grasp why I called trim() after calling get().  The parseInt() static method throws exceptions if the numeric string you hand it contains spaces.  I don't know why it doesn't call trim() on its own, but it doesn't.  As you can see by listing line 111, parseDouble() managed to handle things just fine. Listing lines 123 through 131 contain something I truly hate about Java 1.4 and earlier.  The NumberFormat object is very primitive.  It does provide methods to set the minimum number of fractional digits, and minimum number of integer digits, but it has no concept of justification, fill character, or display width.  If you try to set both the integer and fraction digits for a column, it will zero fill on the front and force the display to look something like the following. NO...

...   in   which   they   are   declared   and gridwidth You can change the gridwidth for the (>) button to 1 from RELATIVE and you can add both a leading and trailing space in the text of  both buttons.  ...  Some of you may have the impression that a panel is a screen.  As our constructor shows, this is simply not the case.  We allocate one panel to contain the the CSV file name prompt, text field, and the Choose button.   A second panel is created to contain the text area and scroll pane along with the Ok and Exit buttons.  When you are using the FlowLayout instead of the GridLayout it is quite common to have multiple panels in a containing object.  It provides a method of “controlling the flow” by grouping objects together. Notice listing lines 81 through 84.  After we have added the panels to the dialog, we have the button to choose a file request focus but we set the default button to be the import button.  If you have tried running the application you will already have learned “the ... just to set the look and feel 35) // 36) int nimbus_sub = -1; 37) int motif_sub = -1; 38) int chosen_sub; 39) 40) try { 41) // Set System Look and Feel 42) UIManager.LookAndFeelInfo lf[] = UIManager.getInstalledLookAndFeels(); 43)...

... } 162 Chapter 3 ­ Ruminations 3.3 3.33.3 3.33.3 3.3 Doomed to Failure and Too Stupid to Know Doomed to Failure and Too Stupid to KnowDoomed to Failure and Too Stupid to Know Doomed to Failure and Too Stupid to KnowDoomed to Failure and Too Stupid to Know Doomed to Failure and Too Stupid to Know I ...  In general, a VM designed to run on multiple platforms cannot make use of a distributed lock manager which was integrated into the OS kernel of one platform because the lesser platforms the VM runs on don't have a prayer of ever having such a tool.  If you store 100% of all data in a relational database which is native to the platform providing the distributed lock manager and integrated with said manager , and you have a message queueing system which is integrated with the distributed lock manager, and a message dispatching system which is not only integrated with the distributed lock manager, but will rollback and re­dispatch the message when the process handling it hangs or dies, then and only then, can you think about using a VM­based language for development.  Yes, there were a lot of ands in that sentence, and for good reason. Before you can go out working in the real world, you need to know two things: 1. ...  In each case, those poor bastards started out with a few hundred items, but business grew into a few hundred thousand items and their custom system now cannot handle it.  They are now looking at a complete system redevelopment, and as the emails suggest, are willing to try anything to avoid it. Certain...

... from the Command Line 73 4.9 Zvon XSL Tutorial 73 4.10 Xerces and Xalan versus XT and XP 73 4.11 JSP and XML Synergy 74 5 bonForum Chat Application: Use and Design 77 5.1 Installing and Running bonForum ... Pages. Chapter 4,“XML and XSLT: Xerces and Xalan,” introduces Xerces, a DOM and a SAX parser, and Xalan, an XSLT and XPATH processor. Chapter 5,“BonForum Chat Application: Use and Design,” introduces ... Servlets and JSPs 49 3.6 Adding Your Tomcat Web Application 49 3.7 Java Servlets and JSPs 53 3.8 The ServletConfig and ServletContext Classes 57 3.9 Web Application Scopes 58 4 XML and XSLT: Xerces and...

... entering your commands.You can do that by entering the following command instead of the startup command shown earlier: tomcat run This last command is useful if you are having problems and want to ... set command from the NT command console from which you want to start Tomcat, and check that JAVA_HOME has the right value. If you fix the environment variables, you must shut down Tomcat and then ... command line (see the later section “Using Xalan from the Command Line”), both the Xerces and Xalan JAR files must be on the classpath. Warning If you want to use the Xalan Java 2.0.1 JAR file, and...

... command host_executes_command (not needed) host_executes_command_controls host_executes_command_controls host_executes_command_frame (not needed) host_executes_command_ready host_executes_command_ready host_executes_command_robot ... guest_executes_command.jsp BonForumRobot guest_executes_command_robot.jsp + guest_executes_command.jsp guest_executes_command_ready.jsp bonCommand guest_executes_command_controls.jsp guest_executes_command_robot.jsp Frame ... guest_executes_chat.jsp jsp:forward guest_executes_chat_console.jsp jsp:forward guest_executes_chat_ready.jsp guest_executes_command.jsp BonForumRobot guest_executes_chat_console.jsp guest_executes_command_controls.jsp Frame guest_executes_command.jsp bonCommand guest_executes_command_controls.jsp guest_executes_command_frame.jsp Frame...

... few examples of host commands and guest commands.This is an obvious place to grow this application in terms of both utility and user interest. Here are just a few of the many possible candidates for addition ... name=”bonCommand” value=”host_executes_chat_ready”></input> </tr> <tr> <label for=”bonCommand”>enter command mode</label> <input type=”radio” name=”bonCommand” value=”host_executes_chat_console”></input> </tr> <tr> <input ... the itemKey attribute from it and saves it in a session attribute (for the guest’s session).That is done to make it available for the guest’s thread to brand messages and to display messages. Whenever...