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...
This second edition of Java Swing thoroughly covers all the features available in Java 2 SDK 1.3 and 1.4. More than simply a reference, this new edition takes a practical approach. It is a book by...
This book is written primarily for individuals new to network administration. It should also be useful to those of you who have inherited responsibility for existing systems and networks set up by...
For now, though, PL/SQL developers need current and useful information about the latest PL/SQL features; there are a lot of them, and some represent major changes in the language. This small book is...
If you're looking for the best way to spend your first 30 to 45 hours with the Perl programming language, look no further. In the pages that follow, you'll find a carefully paced introduction to the...
The 6th edition of Learning the vi Editor brings the book into the late 1990s. In particular, besides the 'original' version of vi that comes as a standard part of every UNIX system, there are now a...
The heart of this book is designed to take you through the basics of XSLT and help you solve problems with this exciting new technology.
The new edition of sendmail has been completely revised to cover sendmail 8.12--a version with more features and fundamental changes than any previous version of the Unix-based email routing program....
This is a book about Linux, a freely available clone of the Unix operating system whose uses range from embedded systems and personal data assistants (PDAs) to corporate servers, web servers, and...
Take full advantage of PL/SQL . The reference manuals may describe all the features of the PL/SQL language, but they don't tell you how to apply the technology. In fact, in some cases, you'll be...
Because this is a reference book, it has been written with the assumption that you have at least dabbled in Dynamic HTML. You should already be HTML-literate and know the basics of client-side...
What will you encounter here? A variety of powerful applications that you can use and that will serve as models for your own CGI scripts. Among the complete applications in the book are an animated...
This book may be entitled Learning Perl Objects, References, and Modules, but I like to think of it as just Learning More Perl. This is the book that picks up where Learning Perl leaves off. It shows...
