XML-based User interface Language

software system designed to support interoperable machineto-machine interaction over a network. It has an interface described in a machine-processable format (specifically WSDL 1 ). Other systems interact with 1 Web Service Description Language 86 CHAPITRE 4. LES SERVICES WEB the Web service in a manner prescribed by its description using SOAP 2 messages, typically conveyed using HTTP with an XML serialization in conjunction with other Web-related standards. D’autres d´efinitions similaires adoptent

Chapter 1 Introduction to JAXP The Java API for XML Processing (JAXP) is for processing XML data using applications written in the Java programming language. JAXP leverages the parser standards Simple API for XML Parsing (SAX) and Document Object Model (DOM) so that you can choose to parse your data as a stream of events or to build an object representation of it. JAXP also supports the Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT) standard, giving you control over the presentation

introduce me to the world of work. During these 2 months of internship I mainly worked on my project RECLAMAGO which consists in setting up a application of management of the claims and the incidents. The realization of this project was based on programming languages such as: HTML, CSS, JS for front-end development, Java/J2EE for back-end development. Rapport de stage 4 SOMMAIRE Remerciements .....................................................................................................

VLDB Journal manuscript No. (will be inserted by the editor) RDF-based Peer-to-Peer-Networks for Distributed (Learning) Repositories Wolfgang Nejdl , Mario Schlosser , Wolf Siberski , Martin Wolpers , Bernd Simon , Stefan Decker , Michael Sintek Learning Lab Lower Saxony, University of Hannover, Germany, e-mail: nejdl,schlosser,siberski,wolpers @learninglab.de Department of Information Systems, Vienna University of Economy, Austria, e-mail: bernd.simon@wu-wien.ac.at Information Sciences Institute/USC

JPA CriteriaBuilder NativeQuery @PersistenceContext What is Java? An object-oriented programming language A Virtual Machine architecture A rich set of libraries A set of tools  Particularly those in the Software Development Kit (JDK) Note: API (= library functions) are equivalent to C/C++ standard libraries, but far richer: library for graphical interfaces, sound, multithreading, network programming, ... 4 Java : Le JDK  JDK = Java Development Kit  On dit

...................................17 6. TECHNOLOGIES XML...............................................................................................................18 6.1. Généralités XML ..............................................................................................................18 6.2. Valider Document XML avec DTD..................................................................................18 6.3. Parseur XML (DOM et SAX) ..........................................

EJB 3 3 EJB 3 4 1. Composant EJB EJB 3 • succès Java EE en général • mais • • • • trop compliqué, lourd, contraignant concepts objets (héritage, typage, polymorphisme, …) difficilement exploitables mapping objet/relationel limité trop de codage XML pénible 1. Composant EJB EJB 3 Passage EJB 2 vers EJB 3 étude réalise par Oracle sur l'application AventureBuilder passage EJB 2 vers EJB 3 • utilisation des annotations et de la généricité Java 5 • pour simplifier l'écriture des beans http://java

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III.2.2.1. Module d’annotation sémantique ..........................................................................37 III.2.2.2. Module de recherche sémantique..........................................................................38 III.2.3.1- Interface de recherche...........................................................................................38 III.2.3.2- Phase de recherche................................................................................................38 III.3. Système

support for source-level metadata annotations that complement Spring’s traditional XML-based approach. Whether Spring newbie or seasoned Spring developer, there is plenty for you to discover. This book discusses Spring in a Java 5 and Java EE 5 world of annotation-based programming models. It paints a complete picture of Spring’s philosophy with respect to annotation-based dependency injection and annotation-based metadata overall, while pointing out that traditional approaches using external metadata