Oracle Database Ajax & PHP Web Application Development: Build Scalable, Reliable Web 2.0 Applications for the Oracle Environment (Oracle Press)

Barney, Lee und Michael McLaughlin:

ISBN 10: 0071502777 / ISBN 13: 9780071502771

Published by McGraw-Hill Education, 2008

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480 Seiten; 9780071502771.3 Gewicht in Gramm: 1. Seller Inventory # 904137

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Title: Oracle Database Ajax & PHP Web Application ...

Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education

Publication Date: 2008

Binding: paperback

Condition: Gut

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Design and Deploy Highly Responsive Data-Driven Web 2.0 Applications

Deliver next-generation user capabilities and client-side services in your Oracle-based Web applications by combining the powerful features of AJAX and PHP. Written by Web 2.0 programming experts, Oracle Database AJAX & PHP Web Application Development shows you how to design faster, lighter, more responsive Web applications while reducing code support and creation time. You'll learn how to develop modular AJAX and PHP code, add dynamically updated content, and implement click-to-edit and drag-and-drop functionality. You'll also get details on incorporating cutting-edge mashup, reporting, and communication features. 

• Build robust Web applications that utilize the latest AJAX, PHP, and modularity techniques
  
• Construct AJAX and PHP objects, controllers, iframes, and models
• Simplify programming with reusable modules, open-source libraries, and templates
• Optimize scalability, availability, performance, and security
• Auto-refresh Web pages and execute XML calls using the HttpRequest object
  
• Add HTML drill-down tables, DOM drag-and-drop, and click-to-edit features
  
• Retrieve data from external sources using Remote Procedure Calls and Pear-based services
• Solve browser navigation button, bookmarking, and history tracking issues
• Allow end users to customize Web pages using tracking, JSON, and mashups
• Facilitate client-side communication with VOIP, IM, targeted reporting, and file sharing

About the Author:

Michael is a professor at BYU - Idaho in the Computer Information Technology Department of the Business and Communication School. He teaches courses on CIT management, databases and systems analysis and design. He is the author of Oracle Database 11g PL/SQL Programming, Oracle Database 11g and Oracle MySQL 5.6, Oracle Database 10g Express Edition PHP Web Programming, and co-author of four other Oracle Press books. He's an Oracle ACE and speaker at Oracle User Group Meetings. He worked at Oracle Corporation for over eight years in Consulting, Development and Support, working with the database, tools and Oracle E-Business Suite. He left Oracle as the Senior Applications Upgrade Manger in E-Business Suite Release Engineering.