WebLogic Security Realm
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Luca Masini Rinaldi Vincenzo | January 2013 | Enterprise Articles Oracle
This article by Luca Masini and Rinaldi Vincenzo, authors of Securing WebLogic Server 12c, covers every aspect you need to consider for activating an internal user and group structure. Here, you can also find a very useful section about errors and debugging tips, needed to resolve your configuration issues.
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Neil Benson | January 2013 | CRM Enterprise Articles
In this article by Neil Benson, author of Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Customization & Configuration (MB2-866) Certification Guide, we will discuss:
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Architecture of Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011
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Support and unsupported customizations
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Deployment options
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Using an implementation methodology
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Customization security roles
SAP HANA integration with Microsoft Excel
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Mark Walker | January 2013 | Enterprise Articles SAP
In this article by Mark Walker, author of SAP HANA Starter, you will learn how to perform the most important tasks in SAP HANA.
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Javier Fernández González | December 2012 | Cookbooks Enterprise Articles Java Oracle
This article by Javier Fernández González, author of Java 7 Concurrency Cookbook, will teach the readers to delegate the thread management to executors. They allow running, managing, and getting the results of concurrent tasks.
Read Thread Executors in fullVisual Basic for Applications (VBA)
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Robert Martin | December 2012 | Enterprise Articles Microsoft
Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) is a programming language built into Microsoft Office applications. As you improve your skills in any application from the Office System, you will eventually realize that although Microsoft Office applications offer a large number of tools, they do not offer everything you need to perform your daily chores. Such chores may include creating a corporate custom-format, a custom function that calculates commission payments, and so on.
Thus, VBA works as a gap-filler; in other words, its main purpose is to ensure that you can do whatever you need to do in your job.
In this article by Robert Martin, author of Excel Programming with VBA Starter,you will get to know a bit about VBA, its basic features, what you can do with it, and how you can put it to work with a view to facilitating your daily work, by automating common tasks.
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Ahmed Mohamed Rafik Moustafa | December 2012 | Cookbooks Enterprise Articles Microsoft
In this article by Ahmed Mohamed Rafik Moustafa, the author of Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 Security How-To, we will learn about securing our Dynamics AX 2012 environment with simple and practical steps.
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Barry Harmsen Miguel García | December 2012 | Enterprise Articles
Business Intelligence technologies are a must-have in every business to make informed decisions and keep up-to speed with the ever-evolving markets. QlikView’s disruptive technology makes it a key player and leader in the industry; with its flexibility and powerful analytics environment, building QlikView apps can be mastered by both, business users as well as developers.
In this article by Miguel García and Barry Harmsen, authors of QlikView 11 for Developers we will look at:
- What is QlikView?
- Exploring data with QlikView
- The technology and components behind QlikView
- HighCloud Airlines, and why QlikView might be just the tool they need
Prepare and Build
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Alex Nuijten Iloon Ellen-Wolff Learco Brizzi | December 2012 | Enterprise Articles Oracle
In this article by Alex Nuijten, Iloon Ellen-Wolff, and Learco Brizzi, authors of Oracle APEX Best Practices, we will discuss different aspects of setting up an Application Express (APEX) environment. Among others, we'll take a look at installing APEX, performing preparational tasks before actually building applications, and transforming the data model into initial screens.
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Riccardo Becker | December 2012 | Enterprise Articles
Windows Azure Service Bus offers features that are not offered by any other cloud platform on the market. One important feature is the Service Bus that enables you to connect your on-premise services to Windows Azure services and beyond. The Access Control Service enables you to easily authenticate users without having to write complex authentication code ourselves. By using Windows Identity Framework (WIF) and supporting identity providers such as Live ID, Yahoo, and Facebook, it will be easy to use these identity providers as the main authentication mechanism in our own services.
In this article by Riccardo Becker, author of Windows Azure programming patterns for Start-ups, we will provide a systematic guide on how to integrate with Facebook. AppFabric also contains AppFabric applications, an easy way to develop and deploy composite applications. Another interesting feature is the caching feature that AppFabric offers.
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Steven F Daniel | November 2012 | Enterprise Articles
The BatteryMonitor application allows you to monitor the state and battery levels of your iOS device using the APIs that come with the iOS SDK. Each iOS device represents a unique set of properties that include the device's current physical orientation, its model name, and its battery state. It also provides access to the onboard hardware.
This article by Steven F Daniel, author of iPad Enterprise Application Development BluePrints, we will be taking a closer look at how we can use the Core Graphics framework to create and draw a gauge that will be use to present and visualize the total amount of battery life remaining on the iOS device, and then start to design the user interface for our app.
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