Posted by: ronaldalversado | March 26, 2008

Yahoo Joins OpenSocial. But Wait, There’s More

Two weeks ago there were reports that Yahoo was planning to join Google’s OpenSocial application platform. A day later we heard that the final decision had been made, but it wouldn’t be announced for a while, probably in April.

Well, they beat that projection by a week. Today Yahoo announced their support for the platform. But they are also, along with Google and MySpace, forming a new non-profit organization called the OpenSocial Foundation. It is modeled after the OpenID Foundation. The goal, they say, is that by placing the assets into a new non-profit, they’ll be able to say they will maintain absolute neutrality while keeping a straight face.

Developers and website owners are also being pointed to the OpenSocial Foundation website for current specifications and links to other resources.

Engineers from all three founding entities will work on the project, they say. All specifications are available under a creative commons copyright license. Also an open source reference implementation called Shindig is being created and developed as a project in the Apache Software Foundation incubator.

The press release for this is here. We will also be on a briefing call later this morning with our live notes.

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Posted by: ronaldalversado | March 21, 2008

Resume in Seven Easy Steps

Posted by: ronaldalversado | March 21, 2008

Portfolio thru the Web

Engr. Ronald Alversado  I’m from manila, I currently working as a Software Engineer at a multinational company who’s known on in the field on information technology. At 2006, I’ve finished my bachelor in Computer Engineering at Lyceum of the Philippines University. Private and Unique Smart Home is one of my good project back at my college days. The only thing that triggers me to love programming is when I had my first console back at my childhood. It keeps my interest motivate by aiming to build a good future on IT industry.

Posted by: ronaldalversado | March 21, 2008

Search and connect through the database (ODBC)

Searching a database is actually a easy one. It just what i done in some tutorials
It just involves a form, and a page that displays the results.

note: I creating my search to a simple form

Steps in searching through out the database
1. First we had to define variables
2. Searxh field
3. A database connection
4. The search and opening the data
5. Display the outputed search
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Posted by: ronaldalversado | March 21, 2008

Java connecting with an ODBC

Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) supports ODBC-based databases and provides a independent database.

JDBC has four primary pieces, used for each database access phase:

• DriverManager: the DriverManager class loads and configures a database driver on the database
• Connection: the Connection class performs confectioning and authentication to a database
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Posted by: ronaldalversado | January 1, 2008

CPP with ODBC (Open Database Connectivity)

This tutorial show coding how to connect with a database in C++….

This are actual guides

Before I start just to introduce some SQL commands and stuff. For starter you had some back grounds on it….

SQL (Structured Query Language) is a fourth-generation language (4GL) that is used to define, manipulate, and control an RDBMS (relational database management system).

DML sublanguage is concerned with commands that can perform operations on data in tables.It provides four commands for data manipulation:

SELECT command retrieves data for queries.

INSERT command adds new rows into a database table.

UPDATE command changes the values of data items in a database table.

DELETE command removes rows from a database table.

And let’s start….
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