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AMQP Programming Tutorial for C++, Java, and Python 1.0

This tutorial will teach you how to write MRG Messaging applications in C++, Python, or Java (using the JMS API). To run the programs in this tutorial, you will need to download and install MRG Messaging and be able to start the broker and run a sample application. These steps are described in Chapter 3, Installing MRG Messaging, and described in more depth in the MRG Messaging Installation Guide. MRG Messaging (more…)

c-treeDBX Driver

CodeGear’s dbExpress (DBX) offers the CodeGear developer superb database connectivity from their applications. dbExpress is a set of lightweight database drivers providing fast access to SQL database servers. When you deploy a database application that uses dbExpress, you need only include the c-treeACE dbExpress Driver dll with the application files you build. The c-treeACE DBX Interface technology provides (more…)

Tutorial – Logging & Tracing Mechanism in SAP

1. About this tutorial This tutorial covers the new logging and tracing framework (referred as ‘logging API’ or ‘SAP Logging API’ hereafter), provided for the Java development projects at SAP. The tutorial focuses on how to use the logging API. The technical implementation details are not covered. Step-by-step instructions and examples are provided. The goal is to encourage and enable the readers to readily start using the logging API after finishing this tutorial. Special (more…)

Adobe InDesign CS3

Introduction This document shows how to do the following: •Work with the Adobe® InDesign® scripting environment. •Use advanced scripting features. •Perform basic document tasks like setting up master spreads, printing, and exporting. •Work with text and type in an InDesign document, including finding and changing text. •Create dialog boxes and other user-interface items. •Customize and add menus and create menu actions. •Respond to user-interface (more…)

Hands-on Java Data Objects

Section 3. A simple example using JDO Overview In this section we’ll use the software we’ve installed to build a simple example that consists of addresses that should be persistent. Later in the tutorial, we’ll use these same addresses for a more advanced exercise. The goal of this section is to: 1. Demonstrate the development process with JDO 2. Show how JDO creates an object-oriented persistence mechanism and hides the details of the underlying database access (more…)