The Silverlight application is actually a package of files archived using ZIP and stored as a single file with the .xap extension. This file can include resources we want to be available for our application. We can alternatively keep these resources on the server or have them as part of the DLL file, which is [...]
The JSP Standard Tags Library, also known as JSTL, allows us to parse XML files using XPath expressions. The following short video clip shows that capability. More training material about JSTL can be found in the community free (for personal and academic usage) course I have recently developed at www.abelski.com. You can find the equivalent [...]
During 2010 Summer Semester I am going to deliver a detailed Java EE course in HIT. This course is delivered as part of HIT Computers Science BSc academic program. The main topics we are going to cover in this course are: Java Servlets & JSP Java Server Faces Java Persistence API Enterprise Java Beans Java EE [...]
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I am glad to announce about “Java SE Core Web Services” new course available for free at www.abelski.com. The Extensible Markup Language (XML), a subset of SGML, was originally formed to enable generic SGML to be served, received and processed on the web (as HTML). XML is the natural choice for B2B connectivity. This course focuses on [...]
On March 10th I will start a series of four lectures that cover the web browser client side technologies including XML, Java Script and Ajax. These four meetings are part of a long term .NET training course delivered in the Technion. You can find the detailed plan of these four meetings at http://docs.google.com/View?id=dcncp28t_142gm5c9rkb.
Today I start a series of four lectures that cover the web browser client side technologies including XML, Java Script and Ajax. These four meetings are delivered as part of a long term .NET training course delivered in the Technion. You can find the complete detailed syllabus of these four lectures at http://docs.google.com/View?id=dcncp28t_125hmwtjjfc.
Dear Students, This post will be updated concurrently with the PHP Web Applications Development course, starting on Tuesday 10th, Novenber 2009. This course includes 28 meetings. The first 4 meetings is a preparation module, composed of the following small separated modules (available at http://xperato.abelski.com): Introduction to Procedural Programming Introduction to The Internet SQL Fundamentals Introduction to [...]
The Extensible Markup Language (XML), a subset of SGML, was originally formed to enable generic SGML to be served, received and processed on the web (as HTML). XML is the natural choice for B2B connectivity. It allows an easy and accurate data storage as well as B2B interaction between systems developed in different software programming [...]
I am glad to announce about the completion of the “CSS Fundamentals” new course. Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) allow us to specify the style we want to apply on our XHTML page(s). Using CSS we can create one single file that includes our style definition and apply it on our entire web site. The usage [...]
