Authors: Sara Radicati.
Hardcover, 214 pages
Publisher: Mcgraw-Hill (Tx)
Publication Date: 1992-01


Reviews :

    With dozens of diagrams simplifying complex architectural topics and relationships, the information in this book provides: a fast, concise introduction to the rapidly-growing field of electronic mail and X.400 MHS for non-specialists; sufficient background on the technology enabling readers to make more informed decisions regarding the products and services they require; and technical information on electronic mail and X.400 MHS otherwise available only through reading cumbersome standards specifications....

Authors: Larry D. Brimner. Childrens Press. Larry Dane Brimner.
Mass Market Paperback, 48 pages
Publisher: Children's Press (CT)
Publication Date: 1997-05


Reviews :

    A basic introduction to electronic mail, plus safety rules....

Authors: Jerry Cochran.
Paperback, 408 pages
Publisher: Digital Press
Publication Date: 2003-12-10
Edition: 1

Reviews :

    Mission-Critical Microsoft Exchange 2003 provides a complete update of Cochran's Mission-Critical Microsoft Exchange 2000, and complements Tony Redmond's new book, the best-selling Microsoft Exchange Server 2003. This book includes many of the same high-availability topics as the first edition but also expands the coverage of storage technology, server technology, management, and security. The book meets the needs of an Exchange administrator or system implementer who is striving to maintain a production Exchange environment that delivers superior service levels, high availability, manageability and scalability with the lowest cost of ownership.

· Gives "lessons learned" and other best practices from organizations that have successfully deployed Exchange
· Includes material on the forthcoming release of Exchange 2003
· Offers advice from one of the most experienced storage practitioners...

Authors: Peter Moulding.
Paperback, 880 pages
Publisher: Coriolis Group Books
Publication Date: 2001-10-11


Reviews :

    The PHP Black Book is a complete and indispensable reference to the PHP open source scripting language version 4. Embedded in HTML documents, PHP scripts create active server pages. This cross-platform book covers the language syntax, standard library, and integration with various databases including open source databases such as PostreSQL and MySQL. Explores issues such as internationalization, XML integration, and LDAP....

Authors: Kevin Prag.
Digital, 73 pages
Publisher: Kevin Prag
Publication Date:


Reviews :

    eBay Secrets Exposed is a guide to getting the maximum profit for your items on eBay. Learn how to sell all of your items on eBay and how to make more money on your eBay auctions.

Topics covered include:

• Good And Bad Auction Examples • How to Create a Good Title • Researching Your Item • Creating effective Auction Description • Things Not To Do • Telling a Story to Get the Sale • User Feedback • Streamlining Emails • Streamlining your Packaging & Shipping • Auction Software • Tips to Get the Maximum Number of Bids • Taking Pictures • Image Editing for eBay • What to charge for S&H • Protecting Yourself from Losses • Image Hosting • The Best Time to End your Auctions • The Best Auction Duration Time • The Best eBay Upgrade Options • Communicating With Your Customers • International Customers • Tips Checklist • And Much More...

Authors: Nancy Flynn.
Paperback, 304 pages
Publisher: AMACOM
Publication Date: 2009-01-07
Edition: Second Edition

Reviews :

   

Trillions of e-mails travel each year through corporate networks—and they're not all work-related. But for organizations wishing to protect themselves from liability, e-mail is no longer the only danger—they now have to contend with blogs, social networking sites, and other new technologies. Packed with electronic rules, step-by-step guidelines, sample policies, and e-disaster stories, this revised edition of The e-Policy Handbook helps readers:

implement strategic electronic rules • prevent security breaches and data theft • safeguard confidential company and customer information • manage new and emerging technologies • write and implement effective policies • train employees

Updated to cover new technologies, including instant messaging, social networking, text messaging, video sites, and more, this is a comprehensive resource for developing clear, complete e-policies.

...

Authors: Shaun Terry.
Paperback, 408 pages
Publisher: Wiley
Publication Date: 2002-02-01
Edition: 1st

Reviews :

    This book brings you complete coverage of Sun's Java Message Service API from one of Sun's very own Java experts. You'll find detailed coverage of topics such as JMS security and integration of JMS-based systems in Internet and application server environments. Clear and concise coverage with robust examples set this book apart from the existing titles on the market -- exactly what serious developers are looking for....

    Enterprise JMS Programming can put enterprise-level development with the Java Message Service into the hands of any capable Java developer. This book successfully mixes a tutorial to the JMS API itself and a discussion of the "big picture" concepts you need to know to architect large systems that use messaging effectively.

What distinguishes this title is the clear-as-crystal perspective on what messaging is and how to implement various messaging architectures. This book is far from just a listing of JMS APIs. The author outlines basic messaging concepts, including synchronous and asynchronous processing, plus the publish/subscribe and point-to-point models of message distribution. Early working code examples show off basic message operations (like sending and receiving messages). Then it's on to a nicely packaged demo of using a message-driven bean from Enterprise JavaBeans 2.0. A notable section looks at the various available JMS message types (and when and how to use them).

The book then covers larger concepts like transactions and security in JMS and the issues that you'll need to consider when designing secure and reliable enterprise messaging systems. The author looks at ways to make sure your messaging code is as fast and reliable as it can be. (He walks the reader through scenarios in which message queues can fill up, and in one good example, shows how orders for an online store build up in the queue in one business day.) A discussion of administration tasks is followed by real advice and screen shots using BEA WebLogic Application Server 6.1, a popular choice for J2EE/JMS deployment.

Final chapters really excel at guiding the user in designing JMS applications by providing hypothetical case studies for no less than four separate scenarios. Using intranet, extranet, and high-volume Internet systems, these examples and the designs outlined here will ensure that you can correctly apply JMS to a wide variety of enterprise-class problems. A final listing of all JMS APIs rounds out this book.

Overall, Enterprise JMS Programming sets a high standard for any programming text with its stellar presentation style and clear code examples, which provide the best of theory backed up with practical advice. It's sure to be an extremely worthwhile resource for any developer facing a JMS project. --Richard Dragan

Topics covered: Overview and history of the Java Message Service (JMS); guidelines for choosing JMS; types of messages (including text, byte, object, and map messages); message properties explained; constructing and sending messages (illustrated with a variety of message types); receiving messages synchronously and asynchronously; publish/subscribe and point-to-point messaging basics; tutorial for message-driven beans in Enterprise JavaBeans 2.0; understanding and using JMS transactions; security concepts in JMS; tips for maximizing JMS performance (including factors that affect performance, optimized code, and benchmarking); JMS administration (illustrated with BEA WebLogic Application Server 6.1); sample case studies illustrating JMS architectures: a sample real-time financial trading system, a workflow system, a high-volume extranet application for branch offices (for loan applications), and high-volume order-taking systems (for three online e-commerce sites); and a reference listing all JMS classes and APIs....

Authors: Gary P. Schneider.
Paperback, 648 pages
Publisher: Course Technology
Publication Date: 2005-04-04
Edition: 6

Reviews :

    Electronic Commerce, Sixth Edition, by Gary Schneider, builds on the success of previous editions by detailing how the landscape of online commerce is changing and evolving. Reflecting changes in the economy and how businesses are responding, this text emphasizes revenue and transaction cost reduction models as an alternative to the older ideas of business models. Readers become aware of the latest technological developments, including increased coverage of wireless technology (m-commerce). The pedagogical value of this new edition is enhanced through a fresh 2-color interior, new and updated material that balances the technological with the strategic aspects of successful e-commerce, and a new, real-world case study, maintaining a clear business focus....

Authors: Matt Riggsby.
Paperback, 688 pages
Publisher: Sybex
Publication Date: 2000-11-01


Reviews :

    Build Notes Applications That Solve Real Business Challenges

Notes and Domino provide the technology to solve pressing business problems. But you have to provide the know-how, and this book gives you just that--the hands-on knowledge you need to put the powerful features of R5 to work in effective, fine-tuned solutions that improve the way your organization shares information. Coverage includes:

• Understanding how Notes and Domino work
• Designing forms
• Designing applications for the Web
• Handling view and folder design
• Designing navigational objects
• Designing agents
• Securing databases
• Understanding the Notes Formula language
• Using JavaScript in Notes
• Using Java in Notes
• Writing basic LotusScript
• Understanding the Domino Object Model
• Manipulating Notes objects with LotusScript
• Tapping into databases outside of Notes

...

Authors: Scott Rachui. Curt Simmons.
Paperback, 525 pages
Publisher: For Dummies
Publication Date: 1999-05-03


Reviews :

    Stay on track to your Microsoft certification with this great guide to mastering elective exam 70-081, Implementing and Supporting Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5. From a crash course in the fundamentals of Exchange Server 5.5 through planning, implementation, configuration, managing resource access, optimization, and troubleshooting, MCSE Exchange Server 5.5 For Dummies helps you score big.

Written by Microsoft-certified experts who know their stuff inside and out, MCSE Exchange Server 5.5 For Dummies follows the exam objectives set out in the Microsoft exam preparation guide. The exam measures your ability to implement, administer, and troubleshoot information systems that incorporate Exchange Server 5.5, and this invaluable primer gives you a solid background in Exchange Server and messaging technologies before you begin, to help you brush up on the basics.

After you've refreshed yourself about Exchange Server, dive headlong into a time-saving study program with Quick Assessment tests at the beginning of each chapter and Prep Test questions and answers that review what you've just learned. This book also has a bonus CD-ROM that contains an array of ...For Dummies test prep tools, including the fast-paced QuickLearn arcade game, practice exams that feature our exclusive test engine, and demos of other test prep software programs to get you ready for exam day.

Covers: Exam 070-081...