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Oracle Web Applications (Business/Publishing_and_Printing)
— An easy-to-understand guide to building Oracle8i (Oracle's "Internet database")Web applications using a variety of tools -- PL/SQL, HTML, XML, WebDB, and Oracle Application Server (OAS).
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IDEAS -- International Database Engineering and Applications Symposium (Business/Management)
— Grenoble, France, July 16-18, 2001.
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Oracle Application Server (Computers/Programming)
— It provides an architecture for developing and deploying business and commerce applications. By Oracle Corporation.
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CGI Database Applications with Perl (Computers/Programming)
— Tutorial covering the strategies and technologies behind writing a database-driven CGI application.
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Database Backed Web Application Development (Computers/Programming)
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Protecting Your SSJS Applications with a Directory Server (Computers/Programming)
— If a user accesses your SSJS application and requests your .web file, it will be delivered to them. The .web file is composed of all HTML, client-side JavaScript, and server-side JavaScript in your application (the server-side JavaScript has been compiled into JavaScript byte codes). The purpose of this technote is to show you how to prevent users from retrieving your .web application files.
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ORACLE Monitor Suite (Computers/Software)
— A set of handy tools for Oracle database SQL coding, reverse-engineering, management, monitoring, benchmarking, and tuning. Includes powerful SQL editor with syntax highlighting, SQL Navigator, numerous Database Navigators, and Analyzers and Optimizers.
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Oracle Database 10g Release 2 (10.2) (Computers/Software)
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Oracle Applications User Group (Computers/Software)
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Privacyware Intrusion Prevention and Detection (Computers/Security)
— Extends the capabilities of conventional security systems to help manage threats more efficiently and effectively. Includes a wide array of intrusion detection and analysis tools for Windows servers.
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Intrusion Detection User Group (Computers/Security)
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LAk Intrusion Prevention System (Computers/Security)
— A single compilation of source, binaries, scripts and whitepapers on intrusion prevention systems. The aim is to quickly establish a working IPS within minutes.
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Sentinel IPS Intrusion Prevention Service (Computers/Security)
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Internet Movie Database - Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003) (Arts/Movies/Titles)
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Pete Finnigan's Oracle Security Weblog (Internet/On_the_Web)
— This blog is aimed squarely at those interested in the security of their Oracle databases.
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