This book unabashedly favors the W3C DOM way of addressing document objects. You can use this format to reference element objects in browsers starting with Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 and Netscape...
If you're even remotely suspicious that you may have to work with XML in the next few months, this book can help.
This book will help you write better packages. It will also show you how to use the 'prebuilt' packages of the PL/Vision software product -- my attempt to change the 'situation on the ground' for...
This book is about a set of oddly named UNIX utilities, sed and awk . These utilities have many things in common, including the use of regular expressions for pattern matching. Since pattern matching...
This book has two goals: to make you a Perl expert, and, at a broader level, to supplement your current arsenal of techniques and tools for crafting applications. It covers advanced features of the...
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Perl is a programming language that is useful. By this, we mean that people don't learn Perl just because they think they should, they learn Perl because they want to get something done.This book is...
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Whether you are learning Perl because you want to save the world, or just because you are curious, or because your boss told you to, this handbook will lead you through both the basics and the...
This book evolved from the book Learning Perl/Tk by Nancy Walsh (O'Reilly). While the response to that book made it clear that there were many avid and loyal Perl/Tk users, readers also let us know...
Perl is a powerful programming language that grew out of the traditional system administration toolbox. Over the years it has adapted and expanded to meet the challenges of new operating systems and...
This book explains the most important concepts behind the XSLT markup language but is not a comprehensive reference on that subject. Instead, the focus is on interoperability with Java, with...
This book should be of interest to Unix users and Unix programmers, as well as to anyone (such as a system administrator) who might offer direct support to users and programmers. The presentation is...
EnterpriseJavaBeans, 3rd edition, has been thoroughly revised to include complete coverage of three major changes in the EJB 2.0 specification: A new version of container-managed persistence; local...
This book is intended for system and network administrators who could benefit from using SNMP to manage their equipment but who have little or no experience with SNMP or SNMP applications. In our...
Unix was invented more than 30 years ago for scientific and professional users who wanted a very powerful and flexible OS. It's been significantly developed since then. Because Unix was designed for...
This book is based on Red Hat Linux, the most popular Linux distribution. This book will make your Linux journey easier by giving you the big picture, providing you with step-by-step procedures, and...