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Python LDAP Applications: Part 1
in Python added by admin, on 15/12/2007 advanced ldap
This article mini-series by Matt Butcher will look at the Python application programmers interface (API) for the LDAP libraries, and using this API, we will connect to our OpenLDAP server and manipulate the directory information tree.
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Finding Elements by Attributes in a DOM Document Using XPath
in Java added by admin, on 18/11/2007 advanced examples
XPath is an expression language for selecting nodes in an XML file. This example adds to those examples by demonstrating the ability to select elements based on their attributes.
This example demonstrates some common uses of expressions that use attributes; for more information on XPath, see the specification at http://www.w3c.org/TR/xpath. In the example, the result of an XPath expression is shown next to the expression; the numbers are ids of elements in the sample file shown at the end of the example.
Taming Tiger: Concurrent Collections
in Java added by admin, on 6/11/2007 advanced concurrency queue
Moving beyond Map, Collection, List, and Set: John Zukowski discusses the new library release in the Tiger release of the J2SE platform and what it provides: a set of utilities commonly needed in concurrent programs. If you are interested in optimizing multithreaded access to your collections, you've come to the right place.
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Building Decision Trees in Python
in Python added by admin, on 29/10/2007 advanced classification examples
You have a great idea to start selling the most marvelous widget ever known. You're so sure of your enterprising idea that you decide to go into business for yourself and begin manufacturing said widgets. A few years pass and you're a success. However, lately you've noticed a slump in sales, and you decide that you need a better way of focusing your marketing dollars toward your target audience. How do you do this?
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Simple Multithreaded HTTP Load Generator/Timer
in Python added by admin, on 23/10/2007 advanced http load balancing
This is a module user for generating concurrent requests to an HTTP server. Each thread makes HTTP GET requests to a single URL at the specified interval. Threads are added over a given rampup time if you want to generate increasing load. Response times are printed to STDOUT. This might be useful for performance benchmarking or load testing a web resource.
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How the Ruby heap is implemented
in Ruby added by admin, on 23/10/2007 advanced
It's been a while since I've worked on Ruby's garbage collector, and my memory about it is getting dusty. At the time, I noticed that there's very little documentation about the Ruby interpreter implementation. There are little pieces of comments here and there, and a few slides and emails all over the Internet, but nothing comprehensive
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ASP.NET 2.0 Caching
in .NET added by admin, on 21/9/2007 advanced content management
Probably one of the coolest features with ASP.NET is caching, ASP.NET 2.0 has new caching features that I will explore in this article.
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