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Oracle XML DB generates power for electrical agency
A Californian power agency used Oracle Database 11g and XML DB to create an open source application that facilitates power sharing between utilities. Article | 10 Jan 2008
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Oracle updates Microsoft developer tools
Oracle is offering free tools for Microsoft .NET and ASP.NET applications developers running the Oracle Database 10g. Article | 14 Jun 2007
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Oracle's content management software plan takes shape
Oracle kicked off its new content management software plan today with a new version of Oracle Universal Content Management. Article | 30 Apr 2007
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Oracle updates free Web development tool
Oracle Application Express now offers Microsoft Access migration and .pdf printing support. Article | 26 Mar 2007
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Oracle open sources TopLink at EclipseCon
Oracle is contributing its TopLink product to the Eclipse open source community. Article | 06 Mar 2007
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Oracle vs. SAP: Picking the right path to SOA
Oracle and SAP's very different approaches to service-oriented architecture (SOA) highlight a major problem faced by IT organizations everywhere. Article | 09 Aug 2006
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Oracle and SAP banking on distinctly different SOA strategies
SAP currently boasts the quicker fix when it comes to service oriented architecture (SOA), but Oracle will likely offer customers greater SOA flexibility over the long haul, according to one expert. Article | 08 Aug 2006
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Oracle unveils new tools for .NET developers
Oracle has unveiled two new free downloads for developers of Microsoft .NET applications who want to get more out of Database 10g. Article | 01 Aug 2006
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Oracle spices up JDeveloper with SOA support
Oracle Corp. today unveiled a new JDeveloper package that features improved support for Web services. Article | 14 Apr 2004
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Oracle HRMS gets XML certified
By adopting the non-profit HR-XML Consortium's open data exchange standard, Oracle HRMS allows HR departments to transfer data smoothly to staffing firms. Article | 10 Dec 2003
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Oracle XML capabilities in Oracle Database 11gR2, part 3
This third part of a series on Oracle XML capabilities explains how to ingest, shred and publish XML data in Oracle Database. Tip
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Oracle XML capabilities in Oracle Database 11gR2, part 2
In the second and final part of this column on XML capabilities in Oracle Database 11gR2, columnist Jeff McCormick details how XML data can be used in the database and queried to gain business information. Tip
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Oracle XML capabilities in Oracle Database 11gR2, part 1
New Oracle XML capabilities in Oracle Database 11gR2 allow for easier reading and manipulation of XML documents, according to columnist Jeff McCormick. In part 1, McCormick introduces the reader to XML capabilities in Oracle Database and sets up a sc... Tip
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Top five data management buzzwords
We know the alphabet soup of IT acronyms can get confusing, so we've gathered a short list of the top data management terms you need to know: customer data integration, corporate performance management, master data management, Software as a Service a... Tip
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Introduction to BPEL
It's important for managers, developers and DBAs to have an understanding of how BPEL can benefit them. This article provides an introduction to BPEL including Oracle's BPEL Process Manager. Tip
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Web Services 101 for DBAs and data architects
Web services promise simplified interfaces for application-to-application interaction. This chapter describes the key technologies that enable them (such as XML, WSDL, SOAP and UDDI) and then peeks at the bigger picture of service-oriented architectu... Tip
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XML for data architects: Designing for reuse and integration (Chapter 8)
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Architecting your data center with XML
Architecting your data center with XML Tip
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XML document generator
Create an XML document from an SQL query in 9i. Tip
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EAI vs. Web services: Different answers to the same problem
Find out how EAI and Web services differ and how to determine the right approach to your integration problem. Tip
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Oracle or SQL Server for developing social networking site?
I am developing a social networking Web site and expext high traffic on the database. Which is a better option, Oracle or MS SQL Server? Ask the Expert
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What is SOA?
What is SOA and what are its benefits? Ask the Expert
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Calling Web service from Oracle vs. .Net
What are the advantages of calling a Web service from Oracle rather than from .Net? Are there any performance benefits? Ask the Expert
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Using PL/SQL to access a Web service
Can you use Oracle 10g PL/SQL to access another Web service (could be a .NET Web service or other). Ask the Expert
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Parsing, converting and loading image with XML
I have to parse an image from XML. The image is in base64 encoded form. I have to parse the image, convert it to binary and load it in a blob in an Oracle database. Ask the Expert
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Replication between RACs
Is it possible to establish replication between two RACs? Ask the Expert
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Hiding objects in a schema
Is it possible that we can hide some objects in a particular schema, so that users can't see them or I have control in some way that if users can see they can't do anything to them? Ask the Expert
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Implementing a Web service in Oracle 10g
I have three days to begin implementing a Web service using Oracle 10g and an external API for the purpose of looking up geographic specific information and have never used Oracle in a Web service. Please point me to the appropriate resources. Ask the Expert
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Developing a parser for recognizing HTML tags
In my current project, I need to develop a parser for my language. It is actually not a language, but I am working on a project for which I have my own HTML tags and all my work will be based on those tags. Now, I need to find out if it is possible... Ask the Expert
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Making a test copy of a database
I want to make a copy of my Oracle 9i database on the same machine for test purposes. Can you tell me the steps to do that? Ask the Expert
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DSML (Directory Services Markup Language)
DSML (Directory Services Markup Language) is an application of the Extensible Markup Language (XML) that enables different computer network directory formats to be expressed in a common format and shared by different directory systems. Definition
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Oracle XML capabilities in Oracle Database 11gR2, part 3
This third part of a series on Oracle XML capabilities explains how to ingest, shred and publish XML data in Oracle Database. Tip
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Oracle XML capabilities in Oracle Database 11gR2, part 2
In the second and final part of this column on XML capabilities in Oracle Database 11gR2, columnist Jeff McCormick details how XML data can be used in the database and queried to gain business information. Tip
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Oracle XML capabilities in Oracle Database 11gR2, part 1
New Oracle XML capabilities in Oracle Database 11gR2 allow for easier reading and manipulation of XML documents, according to columnist Jeff McCormick. In part 1, McCormick introduces the reader to XML capabilities in Oracle Database and sets up a sc... Tip
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Oracle XML DB generates power for electrical agency
A Californian power agency used Oracle Database 11g and XML DB to create an open source application that facilitates power sharing between utilities. Article
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Oracle updates Microsoft developer tools
Oracle is offering free tools for Microsoft .NET and ASP.NET applications developers running the Oracle Database 10g. Article
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Oracle's content management software plan takes shape
Oracle kicked off its new content management software plan today with a new version of Oracle Universal Content Management. Article
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Top five data management buzzwords
We know the alphabet soup of IT acronyms can get confusing, so we've gathered a short list of the top data management terms you need to know: customer data integration, corporate performance management, master data management, Software as a Service a... Tip
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Oracle updates free Web development tool
Oracle Application Express now offers Microsoft Access migration and .pdf printing support. Article
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Oracle open sources TopLink at EclipseCon
Oracle is contributing its TopLink product to the Eclipse open source community. Article
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