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WebReference Update: August 2, 2007

New this week on WebReference.com and the Web:

• Oracle RAC: How shared storage works on VMware ­- Part 3
• Building A Class Library Using the Calitha BNF Engine
• Ajax and PHP Part 3 - Post vs. Get Requests

• Google Dumps The Supplemental Results Label
• Look Out 'Orcas,' Here Comes 'Rosario'

FEATURE: Review: Feed Editor Lite

Adding RSS feeds to a Web site can be very beneficial. Feed Editor Lite is an excellent editor for RSS feeds. The creators of the software have made it very easy to use, without having to learn RSS or XML.

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OTHER VOICES

• Oracle RAC: How shared storage works on VMware ­- Part 3

  Our previous article looked at the clustering possibilities on the ESX Server. In this article, we will examine the various possibilities for building clusters across several physical ESX hosts and the clustering possibilities across ESX hosts and physical machines.
  Database Journal

• Building A Class Library Using the Calitha BNF Engine

  This article focuses on the GoldParser/Calitha usage and C# programming required to build a .NET class library that converts simple Google-style syntax into Transact-SQL syntax for full-text searches.
  15 Seconds

• Ajax and PHP Part 3 - Post vs. Get Requests

  Part 1 and 2 of this series gave you a good understanding of how Ajax works. This installment uses a slightly different approach to doing the Asynchronous data send/receive with Ajax -- it uses the POST method instead of the GET method.
  PHP Builder

SIGHTINGS AROUND THE WEB: Bust A Name

This site is a tool to help you find domains and manage them. According to the Web site, it "came about due to a clear need for a better way to find domains. Having launched many other Web services, the hardest part was coming up with a domain name that wasn't taken but could easily be memorized. We also realized that domain management was pretty difficult too. Bust a Name was created to try to fix both of these problems and help you manage Web site related things easier."

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NET NEWS

• Google Dumps The Supplemental Results Label

  As many expected, Google has announced that it is dumping the supplemental result label for pages listed within its supplemental index. Does that mean the supplemental index has gone away?
  Search Engine Land

• Look Out 'Orcas,' Here Comes 'Rosario'

  In an attempt to speed delivery of development tools, Microsoft will ship a preview of the 'next' release after Visual Studio 2008.
  August 1, 2007

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