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WebReference Update: October 29, 2007
New this week on WebReference.com and the Web:
FEATURE: Object-Oriented JavaScript: Part 3: PrototypesOTHER VOICES:
- Web Services Implementation using PHP and SOAP
- SqlCredit  Part 10: MAC Performance and Updating SqlCredit
- Interactive UIs with Microsoft ASP.NET Ajax: Using the UpdatePanel
- Internet Heading for a Fall, Says Founder
- Senate Votes To Extend Net Tax Ban
FEATURE: Object-Oriented JavaScript: Part 3: Prototypes
This week wraps up our section on Object-Oriented JavaScript with a look at prototypes, the JavaScript execution context, inheritance using closures and prototypes and more.
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OTHER VOICES
- Web Services Implementation using PHP and SOAP
Web Services is a system which enables and supports interoperability. It enables applications written in different languages, located in different places, running on different operating systems, to talk to each other, exchange information and perform different operations. Find out how to develop web services in this article by Rajeev Rakesh.
PHP Builder - SqlCredit  Part 10: MAC Performance and Updating SqlCredit
This month's installment of "Developing a Complete SQL Server OLTP Database Project" covers MAC performance results, a summary of encryption findings, and comments on updating the SqlCredit code based on those findings.
Database Journal - Interactive UIs with Microsoft ASP.NET Ajax: Using the UpdatePanel
This multi-part article by Scott Mitchell looks at using Microsoft's free ASP.NET Ajax framework to build interactive, Web 2.0 user interfaces. In particular, this installment looks at advanced UpdatePanel usage scenarios.
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NET NEWS
- Internet Heading for a Fall, Says Founder
According to Dr. Larry Roberts -- who led the team that designed and developed the Internet's precursor, Arpanet -- the Internet in its current form is unsupportable and dangerous, according to the man that led its inception.
vnunet.com, October 29, 2007 - Senate Votes To Extend Net Tax Ban
With only a few days to go before a ban on Internet taxes expires, the Senate approved a measure to extend the prohibition for seven years. The House approved a similar bill last week, but the differences must now be ironed out in a final bill submitted to President Bush before the current law runs out on November 1.
NewsFactor Network, October 26, 2007
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Created: October 29, 2007
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