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• Tapestry is a powerful, open-source, all-Java framework for creating leading edge web applications in Java. ...
• Tapestry reconceptualizes web application development in terms of objects, methods and properties instead of URLs and query parameters. ...
• Tapestry goes far further, providing a complete framework for creating extremely dynamic applications with minimal amounts of coding. ...
• Allows applications' complexity to scale well.
• Extremely robust applications.
• Tapestry exploits the dynamic nature of the Java language, leveraging the JavaBeans API, as well as servlets and other J2EE technology. Tapestry applications are fast, scalable, robust and powerful. ...

• Web Services .
• Home > Web Services > News .
• , have significantly advanced the Sun ONE services on demand initiative with an agreement to port the Bowstreet Business Web Factory to the Sun ONE architecture, including the iPlanet Application Server and the iPlanet Portal Server platform. The agreement brings dynamic Web services assembly - the ability to assemble and customize the appropriate Web services at run-time - to the enterprise. ...
• As part of the agreement, Bowstreet will offer a fully integrated version of its Web services development and assembly platform, the Business Web Factory, for the iPlanet Application Server by the end of the first quarter of 2002. The Business Web Factory will also provide integrated support for the iPlanet Portal Server by the end of the first quarter of 2002. ...
• The integration of the Business Web Factory to the Sun ONE portfolio represents an important new tool for Java and iPlanet developers who want to create and deploy applications that leverage the scalability, high availability, and high performance capabilities of the iPlanet Application Server. Additionally, the Business Web Factory for the iPlanet Portal Server will enable enterprises to assemble, manage, and deploy services on demand to a broad range of clients and devices throughout the network of employees, partners, or customers. The ability to dynamically assemble content and services into unique portal instances is expected to enable Sun ONE customers to speed time to market and reduce maintenance costs over the lifespan of Web applications. ...
• "Because of the central role that application servers play in Web services delivery, it's becoming increasingly evident that the ability to dynamically assemble Web services is a key component for any J2EE application server environment," said Daryl Plummer, vice president and research group director, Gartner, Inc. ...
• "Bowstreet shares our vision for a services on demand architecture, and provides the dynamic Web services assembly our customers will need as they develop and implement Web services," said Sun Microsystems, Inc. ... "The combination of Bowstreet and iPlanet technologies gives our customers the ability to assemble and customize Web services for the enterprise. ...
• "The Bowstreet Business Web Factory compounds the value of any tool by combining software components from other sources and delivering them as needed to virtually any individual or device. ...
• Sun was first to deliver a complete vision for platform-neutral software, and we were first to recognize the importance of Web services and act on it commercially," said Bowstreet vice president of marketing, Dave Rosenlund. ...
• WebFOCUS Introduces Plug-and-Play Consumer Web Services .
• Web-Services Transactions - From Loosely Coupled - The Missing Pieces of Web Services .

• Neuro-Dynamic Programming.
• Applications.
• ·        Artificial Intelligence and NDP applications.
• ·        Industrial applications.
• ·        Other: Combinatorial Optimization, Maintenance and Repair, Dynamic Channel Allocation, Job-Shop Scheduling, etc.
• Theoretical applications.
• Temporal Differences–Based Policy Iteration and Applications in Neuro–Dynamic Programming.
• Abstract:  a new policy iteration method for dynamic programming problems with discounted and undiscounted cost is considered, based on the notion of temporal differences, and is primarily geared to the case of large and complex problems where the use of approximations is essential.   It is describe how to embed them within neuro-dynamic programming/reinforcement learning. ...
• Abstract:  An approximate solution of stochastic optimal control problems using a neuro-dynamic programming/reinforcement learning methodology is presented. ...
• Abstract:  a simulation-based approximate dynamic programming method for pricing complex American-style options, with possibly high-dimensional underlying state space is presented. ...
• A Neuro-Dynamic Programming Approach to Retailer Inventory Management,.
• Abstract: an application of neuro-dynamic programming techniques to the optimization of retailer inventory systems. ... The performance of solutions generated by neuro-dynamic programming algorithms is compare with the delivered by optimized s-type ("order-up-to") policies. ...
• Optimal etch time control design using neuro-dynamic programming .
• Call admission control and routing in integrated services networks using neuro-dynamic programming .

• Put dynamic Web pages to the test .
• DYNAMIC, DATABASE-driven Web sites capable of generating pages of information in real-time based on end-user input are naturally a boon to e-commerce, allowing online storefronts to address the individual needs of online shoppers. ...
• If your Web site delivers the wrong pages to visitors, or processes purchases or payments improperly, you're going to lose customers.
• With the trials and tribulations of testing dynamic, multi-tiered Web sites directly in its sights, ParaSoft has released WebKing 2. Borrowing a page from the C, C++, and Java debugging playbook, WebKing inserts itself directly into the Web development life cycle by treating the disparate pages that make up a Web site as a single application. ...
• WebKing 2 allows Web developers to apply standard debugging techniques, including white-box, black-box, and regression testing, across an entire site to unearth faulty servlets, JavaScript and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) errors, and corrupt CGI scripts. ...
• Running under Windows NT Server 4 on a Dell Dimension XPS equipped with a 450MHz Pentium III processor and 256MB of memory, WebKing 2 successfully worked through every Web site I threw at it -- even larger sites containing more than 5,000 pages. ...
• Web King2 sports a utilitarian interface that makes it easy to get it up and running quickly. ...
• WebKing 2 allows you to perform four types of tests in a Web environment: white-box, black-box, regression, and "Web-box," ParaSoft's own method of testing dynamic output. Each test type addresses a different group of components that typically make up a Web site, from HTML coding in pages to a site's interaction with back-end databases.
• Using white-box testing, you can create an instance of every static and dynamic page of a Web site and look for broken links and HTML, JavaScript, and CSS coding errors. ...
• I was also able to employ WebKing 2's RuleWizard to establish custom Web coding rules for my site. ...
• For example, you could use black-box testing to verify that your credit-card processing application presented users with the correct Web pages in response to their inputs. ...
• To protect developers against introducing errors when modifying Web applications, WebKing 2 provides regression testing. Basically, this allows you to determine if any incremental change in the code of your Web site has caused it to fail any of the black-or white-box tests that it passed earlier.
• Rounding out the testing suite is Web-box testing, a technique that allows you to test a single dynamic Web page at a time. For example, in addition to validating a shopping cart applet located on my site, Web-box testing allowed me to automatically issue commands to recompile the applet, test for errors, and transfer the new executable to my production server when changes were made to the applet code.

• Applications Videos               <Go Back To Product Lines .
•     The links below lead to applications videos. ...

• Lecture 13 - dynamic programming applications.
• To use dynamic programming, the problem must observe the principle of optimality, that whatever the initial state is, remaining decisions must be optimal with regard the state following from the first decision. ...
• When can you use Dynamic Programming?.
• Dynamic programming computes recurrences efficiently by storing partial results. Thus dynamic programming can only be efficient when there are not too many partial results to compute!   .
• There are n! permutations of an n-element set - we cannot use dynamic programming to store the best solution for each subpermutation. There are subsets of an n-element set - we cannot use dynamic programming to store the best solution for each. ...
• Dynamic programming works best on objects which are linearly ordered and cannot be rearranged - characters in a string, matrices in a chain, points around the boundary of a polygon, the left-to-right order of leaves in a search tree. ...
• Whenever your objects are ordered in a left-to-right way, you should smell dynamic programming! .
• Dynamic Programming and High Density Bar Codes.
• Our simple dynamic programming algorithm improved to capacity of PDF-417 by an average of ! .
• Dynamic Programming and Morphing.

• That's exactly why PortalIsland has come up with Dynamic Web ERP , a Super-RAD Web application development architecture that enables you to dramatically boost up JAVA programming productivity and improve quality of applications.
• “ Born To Win” - It's the architecure to help you win in the fierce competition, that's what Dynamic Web ERP is all about. ...

• 3D on the Web just got really easy! .
• Vujade proudly announces the launch of Spotnik, a Web based application that enables anyone to visually design 3D websites, called "spots", in Flatland's 3DML format. ...
• "Our dream here at Flatland is to make 3D on the Web so easy that anyone can do it. ...
• With Graphics and Concept from Invisible Ink, Vujade helped create this interactive quiz for the "Question It" web site. ...
• The Institute of Deep Ecology turned to Vujade for the creation of their basic but informative web site. ...

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• WEB DESIGN  |  PRINT DESIGN  |   DEMO  |  PROFILE.
• DYNAMIC WEBSITE DEMO.
• This section showcases what we can do with ASP server-side programming to make your websites dynamic and interesting.   In each case a MS ACCESS database is used so that web pages always display the latest information.
• home | about us | web design | print design | demo | profile | contact.

• <% Web Applications with Apache & mod_perl %> .
• INTRO Apache::ASP provides an Active Server Pages port to the Apache Web Server with Perl scripting only, and enables developing of dynamic web applications with session management and embedded Perl code. ...
• Web Application EVENTS Model .
• This module works under the Apache Web Server with the mod_perl module enabled. ...

• Web-production & programming.
• Dynamic web applications: .
• WEB APPLICATIONS .
• We create applications that are customized to the way you do business. We can build electronic tools that allow people in your organization to work smarter, and to get more done with less, or applications that allow your customers to interact more efficiently with your website. ...

• WMA specializes in creating and optimizing the web experience for enterprises and individuals throughout Australia. With offerings such as e-commerce, web and database development, interactive cd-roms, e-marketing, wireless applications development, hosting, and more, WMA enjoys a key position in today's marketplace where it consistently delivers results for SME's and individuals alike.
• We invented the WMA Ultra-Quote to make it easy for prospective clients to acquire 'ball park' figures on small web projects.
• Combining scalable web hosting and e-commerce solutions to meet the needs of small and medium-sized businesses, the new packages allow quick, convenient deployment without sacrificing hands on control.

• Developing Dynamic Web Applications with Domino 6 (ND610NO).
• This course extends participants' Domino application development skills by teaching them how to use the Domino tools to design and develop dynamic Web applications. Participants learn how to efficiently use Domino fields and page lay out design elements in the Web pages. ... Finally, this course covers security topics specific to the Domino Web environment.
• Domino Application developers who will use Domino tools to design and develop dynamic Web applications.
• "Developing IBM Lotus Domino 6 Applications: Foundation Skills" (ND510).
• Create static and dynamic Domino based links.
• Exploring the use of fields in Web Applications.
• Define how Domino field types render to the Web.
• Enhancing Web page layouts with views.
• Personalizing the Web site experience.
• Use profile documents to personalize the Web site experience.
• Using XML and XSL in your Web site.
• Using agents in your Web site.
• Determine the best language to use in Web agents.
• Write and deploy a LotusScript Web agent.

• Custom Web design .
• E-commerce applications .
• Imagine a nationwide network of professional Web designers building your business brand every day. ...
• Our professionally structured Web sites can be integrated to meet all your online business requirements, including online consumer ordering and credit card payment capabilities. We’ll also be happy to upgrade and enhance your existing Web site with a modern and stylish online catalog. ...
• Web Design.
• web design by eSells. ...
• HOME  FREE QUOTE  WEB DESIGN  ECOMMERCE  MERCHANT  CONTACT  RESELLER  SERVICE EMPLOYMENT .

• Peer-to-Peer Sharing of Web Applications.
• We present a system that allows non-technical web users to run and share useful web applications and services. ... The infrastructure gives its users the power to easily and safely enhance their web content with dynamic capabilities, and facilitates the development and propagation of new peer-to-peer applications.
• p2p, peer-to-peer, distributed web applications, Java.
• In this paper, we propose and describe a peer-to-peer (p2p) network that facilitates sharing of dynamic content generators, web services, and web applications in addition to static content. In contrast to existing web application development infrastructures, services published on our network are made available for other users to download and install. ...
• This work is implemented as an extension to the YouServ p2p web hosting system Bay+02 , which is currently deployed within the IBM intranet where it is in active use by almost 1500 unique users out of 5000 total. ... Atop this basic HTTP server engine, YouServ provides features that make webserving useful to a much wider community (ordinary web users) by (1) reducing site-availability problems due to limited machine uptime, (2) providing built-in dynamic DNS function that works with DHCP (3) working from behind firewalls or other impediments to inbound connections, and (4) offering an integrated single-signon authentication scheme for simplified and uniform access control across peers. ...
• This paper proposes an architecture that keeps with the philosophy of bringing web hosting to the masses by simplifying the creation of sites with dynamic content. In the past, setting up a webserver and website with dynamic content capabilities was a task for the skilled web developer. In addition, because code for dynamic websites is typically tailored for the specific system it is deployed on, rarely if ever does such code offer novel p2p functions by cooperating across a network of webserving peers.
• Viewed as such, these plugins are on the surface quite similar to webserver scripts (JSP, ASP, CGI, PHP), and also bear a resemblance to SOAP web services. ...
• Plugins are all in one, site-independent applications that require only simple web-based configuration (if any) in order to work on any YouServ installation. In contrast, almost all web applications built with, say, JSP or CGI, involve complex dependencies and configuration that can only be navigated by knowledgable web administrators. ...
• As such, instances of a popular plugin will propagate across the network, and can even cooperate to provide new p2p applications. ...
• Plugins have access to application state useful for developing end-user oriented, p2p web applications. ...

• A visual environment for dynamic web application composition.
• Nottingham, UK SESSION: Web engineering table of contents.
• SIGWEB: ACM Special Interest Group on Hypertext, Hypermedia, and Web .
• ABSTRACT HTML-based interface technologies enable end-users to easily use various remote Web applications. However, it is difficult for end-users to compose new integrated tools of both existing Web applications and legacy local applications such as spreadsheets, chart tools and database. In this paper, the authors propose a new framework where end-users can wrap remote Web applications into visual components called pads, and functionally combine them together through drag & drop-paste operations. ... The framework presented in this paper allows users to visually create a wrapper pad for any Web application by defining HTML nodes within the Web application to work as slots. Examples of such a node include input-forms and text strings on Web pages. Users can directly manipulate both wrapped Web applications and wrapped local legacy tools on their desktop screen to define application linkages among them. Since no programming expertise is required to wrap Web applications or to functionally combine them together, end-users can build new integrated tools of both wrapped Web applications and local legacy applications. ...
• 2   Vinod Anupam , Juliana Freire , Bharat Kumar , Daniel Lieuwen, Automating Web navigation with the WebVCR, Computer Networks: The International Journal of Computer and Telecommunications Networking, v. ...
• 4   Mathias Bauer , Dietmar Dengler , Gabriele Paul, Instructible information agents for Web mining, Proceedings of the 5th international conference on Intelligent user interfaces, p. ...
• 5   Tim Berners-Lee , Robert Cailliau , Ari Luotonen , Henrik Frystyk Nielsen , Arthur Secret, The World-Wide Web, Communications of the ACM, v. ...
• 11   Juliana Freire , Bharat Kumar , Daniel Lieuwen, WebViews: accessing personalized web content and services, Proceedings of the tenth international conference on World Wide Web, p. ...
• Ribeiro-Neto, An Example-Based Environment for Wrapper Generation, Proceedings of the Workshops on Conceptual Modeling Approaches for E-Business and The World Wide Web and Conceptual Modeling: Conceptual Modeling for E-Business and the Web, p. ...
• 14   Kaj Grønbæk , Niels Olof Bouvin , Lennert Sloth, Designing Dexter-based hypermedia services for the World Wide Web, Proceedings of the eighth ACM conference on Hypertext, p. ...

• Sun and Bowstreet join forces to deliver dynamic Web services assembly on Sun ONE platform.
• Bowstreet(TM) Business Web Factory to the Sun ONE architecture, including.
• agreement brings dynamic Web services assembly -- the ability to assemble.
• and customize the appropriate Web services at run-time -- to the enterprise.
• its Web services development and assembly platform, the Business Web.
• The Business Web Factory will also provide integrated support for.
• The integration of the Business Web Factory to the Sun ONE portfolio.
• to create and deploy applications that leverage the scalability, high.
• Additionally, the Business Web Factory for the iPlanet Portal Server.
• lifespan of Web applications. ...
• "Because of the central role that application servers play in Web services.
• assemble Web services is a key component for any J2EE(TM) application server.
• demand architecture, and provides the dynamic Web services assembly our.
• customers will need as they develop and implement Web services," said Sun.
• customers the ability to assemble and customize Web services for the.
• Business Web Factory compounds the value of any tool by combining software.

• Dynamic Web Content Management.
• Design, publish and manage your own powerful, dynamic site in a matter of hours. ...
• Manage enterprise-class sites from any web connection, without using valuable technical staff. ...
• Help your clients take control of their websites, while you turn web development into a profit center again.

• Today, wires have supplanted rope in heavy construction and industrial applications because of higher tensile strength. ...
• Ropes used for climbing can be divided into two categories: dynamic ropes and static ropes. ... Dynamic ropes are stretchy; being stretchy is crucial in order to limit the maximum force experienced by a climber that falls when using one (and also the maximum force experienced by any piece of gear securing the climber to the rock or ice). The main ropes (called "lead ropes" when the climber is leading) that a climber uses are dynamic. ...
• Dynamic ropes are made by chopping the fibres in the kern to make them shorter which makes the rope more stretchy. ...

• Lacking reliability, UDP applications must generally be willing to accept some loss, errors or duplication. Some applications such as TFTP may add rudimentary reliability mechanisms into the application layer as needed. Most often, UDP applications do not require reliability mechanisms and may even be hindered by them. Streaming media, real-time multiplayer games and voice over IP (VoIP) are examples of applications that often use UDP. ...
• While the total amount of UDP traffic found on a typical network is often on the order of only a few percent, numerous key applications use UDP. These include the Domain Name System (DNS), the simple network management protocol (SNMP), the Dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) and the Routing Information Protocol (RIP) to name just a few. ...

• Buliding Dynamic Web Applications.
• CALI site currently runs on NT, Netscape Web Server.
• Uses fusebox to build applications, templates. ...

• Web.
• Programming ColdFusion MX, 2nd Edition Creating Dynamic Web Applications Rob Brooks-Bilson 2nd Edition August 2003 ISBN 0-596-00380-3 Seiten 1136 EUR53. ...
• 1 to develop and serve dynamic web page content. This exhaustive guide covers everything from the basics to advanced topics, with numerous examples that you can use for your own applications. ...

• To date, Web development tools have been limited in their ability to create dynamic Web applications which span from client to server and interoperate with existing computing resources. ...
• Until recently, HTML has been the dominant technology used in development of Web-based solutions. ...
• Can only produce static Web pages .
• Lack of interoperability with existing applications and data .
• Enabling the creation of dynamic, real-time Web applications .
• Giving developers the ability to distribute applications over multiple server machines .
• Integrating Web applications with the existing computing environment, thus enabling preservation of investment .
• The use of both Java and the NeXT Object Model in creating Web-based solutions gives the developers the tools that they need to harness the power of the World Wide Web. ...
• Corporate developers looking for a way to create robust client-side Web applications to use in conjunction with their server-based resources are finding it difficult due to the limitations in current Web technologies on both the client and the server. ...
• Until recently, HTML has been the main vehicle for the development of Web applications. ...
• This restricts the range of applications which can be developed on the client. ...
• Static web pages. There is no sense of real-time Web pages with HTML. ...
• HTML was not designed to integrate with current server-based applications and data. ...
• These factors limit the degree to which current Web applications can scale to meet changing business needs. ...
• Dynamic, real-time Web pages can be created. Using the above-mentioned custom UI components, dynamic Web pages can also be created. ...

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• Enterprise Networks / Product tests/info / Speed up your dynamic Web content.
• Web-based content is increasingly becoming dynamic rather than static. This means Web pages are being generated on demand with content tailored to each user. ...
• A simple example is a personal greeting that pops up when a regular customer returns to a Web site. ...
• While dynamic sites provide a far richer experience for users than static sites and have been shown to increase customer retention, generating Web pages on the fly exerts a major toll on server resources. ...
• To address the latencies inherent in dynamic sites, a new class of product is emerging called dynamic content accelerators. ...
• When a user types in a URL to request a Web page, the page is created by an application server, which executes a script that builds the page. ...
• Because browsers are limited to downloading two to four objects at a time and a typical Web page may contain 30 to 40 embedded objects, a good deal of back-and-forth handshaking between the browser and server is required to complete the loading of a page.
• Caching doesn't effectively address dynamic page generation, which typically accounts for 40% of the time required to deliver a Web page.
• Dynamic content accelerators take advantage of the fact that much of the content in a dynamically generated page is reusable. A dynamic content accelerator caches individual page "components" for faster access. ...
• For each component on a page, the application server makes a request to the dynamic content accelerator. ...
• Sites gain three key efficiencies by caching dynamic page content: .
• With dynamic content accelerator technology, Web pages are created and delivered to users' browsers in a fraction of the normal time, and the graphics-fetching process can begin. ...

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• Our team of expert perl programmers has profound knowledge and long experience with CGI programming for the web. We can design and implement CGI programs to integrate your existing database with your web site or we can help you design and appropriate database for publishing your dynamic content on the web. ...
• The power of this scheme of site organization is immense in terms of the potential for dynamic content deployment, user interaction, personalized content, activity tracking and scalability. ...
• Some say that content is everything in the web. ...

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