Review of Protocols, the theoretical

Reviewing, an introduction to beep – persistent connections with multiple exchanges occuring serially over a single connection. Unicast applications connection-oriented models using domain name system managing name-to-address resolution.

Scheduling systems, protocols and their paradigms, the implementation and function of ad-hoc security models re-application of session concepts series, logic of managing multiple session states.

Data-centric Communications, innovation and marketing;

Reviewing TCP, the layering of HTTP and SMTP developers choice for social networking the applicability and principles of social networking sites in current times plus future direction, as a lead on from the prior research into data-centric communication in remote regions.

Analyzing popular applications, both desktop and web-based communications using asynchronous push technologies. Moreover, the time-insensitive pull synchronous protocol of the World-wide web – exploring the division between marketing for platforms and degredation in delivery of same name brand services.

Data Communications: exploring the application of I.t. In remote regions

Started a draft document, synopsis for study, research through social networking an enquiry, examining practices of designers, developers and beta testers, how self properties in autonomic systems are able to be regulated through better understanding of languages and their paradigms during and following the development of software for remote environments with restricted network connectivity.

ECMAScript & Low Level Paradigms on Social Networking Sites

Isnt MySpace dry, discovered the low-level paradigms of myspace's developer testbed. A cheap time preserving alternate to the alternate? , anyway.. still a case of 'rtfm' though.

SOA-J, CVS on Apache

Another non-practical (596 registery key errors last count), review of projects both established and to be developed. Quick look at ECMAScript, tertiary online marketing and their analytics – is trends too extensive – searching for solution to the problem of redirecting / driving traffic in most cost- effective manner i.e. - FREE.

Social Networking, Data Management

Renewed presence on Twitter, again. Migration of event data from .csv to windows.live data and other portals – googlemail etc.
Forums, data and its organisation – looking for feedback on Application Protocol Interfaces, how they work, factors of their development alongside Software development kits; legality of Managed and Native Code.

Social Networking Sites & their Feeds

Viadeo network, filtering Blog threads from mySpace remains a problem – widget cancelled altogether.

Progressive Enhancement:

iPhone: Objective C

Listings, my first go at this language apart from Cocoa. Interested to note other peoples experience as PC rather than MAC users.

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*(Integer.h)

#import
@interface Integer: Object{int integer;
}
-(int) integer;-(id) integer: (int) -integer;
@end

*(Integer.m)

#import "Integer.h"
@implementation Integer
-(int) integer
{
return integer;
}
-(id) integer:(int) integer{
integer
=_integer;return self;
}
@end

*(arithmetic.h)

#import "Integer.h"
@interface Integer
(arithmetic)
-(id) add:(Integer *) addend;
-(id) sub:(Integer *) subtrahend;
@end

*(arithmetic.m)

#import "arithmetic.h"
@implementation Integer (Arithmetic)
- (id) add: (Integer *) addend{
return [self integer: [self integer]
+ [addend integer]];

} - (id) sub: (Integer *) subtrahend{
return [self integer: [self integer] - [subtrahend
integer]];
}@end

*(display.h)

#import "Integer.h"
@interface
Integer (Display)
- (id)
showstars;
- (id) showint;
@end

*(display.m)

#import "Display.h"
@implementation Integer (Display)
- (id) showstars{
int i, x = [self integer];
for(i=0; i <>
printf("\n");
return
self;
}

- (id)
showint{
printf("%d\n", [self
integer]);
return self;
}

@end

*(main.m)

#import "Integer.h"
#import "arithmetic.h"
#import "display.h"

intmain(void){
Integer *num1 =
[Integer new], *num2 = [Integer new];
int x;
printf("Enter an
integer: ");
scanf("%d", &x);
[num1 integer:x];
[num1 showstars];
printf("Enter an integer: ");
scanf("%d", &x);
[num2
integer:x];
[num2 showstars];
[num1 add:num2];
[num1 showint];
return 0;

}

Legacy Themes: Java the language, a brief history

snippets from:

• SmallTalk
• C++
• C / BPCL – (Basic Combined Programming Language)

Reviewing Embedded Java Platform and its continous use today for closed systems.
success in creating a portable programming language in turn making it compatible with other platforms – such as 'microsoft windows', 'unix' & 'mactintosh'.

Endorsement by corporations of java as a replacement for legacy applications – written in 'C' / 'C++', java's utilisation for internet / intranet – enabled applications - looking at aspects of both languages.

Development of 'Web-centric' Applications

Acknowledging the principles of Web Enabled Applications, even at a basic level (ECMAScript: query strings), Information Technology and cost-effective computer applications, the approach of client / server architecture, peer-to-peer communication. Speculative, the introduction of a 'two-tier architecture', in which 'client – side software requests information from the user – formatting the request into a query which in turn is sent over the network to the database server for processing.

HTML4.0, ECMAScript, XML*(various parsers), Perl (variants) and Oracle10g (Sql);

if I am able to find a successful parser, and an original installPak of perl which works without daft variants..