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Objectivity/.NET for C# is a .NET programming interface for Objectivity/DB.
In response to growing market interest in the Microsoft .NET framework, Objectivity, Inc. has developed Objectivity/.NET for C#, which can be used to store and manipulate .NET/C# objects in an Objectivity/DB database. Objectivity/.NET for C# is high-performing and fully interoperable. Consistent with Objectivity, Inc.’s reputation for database storage solution excellence, Objectivity/.NET for C# is a high-performing and fully interoperable .NET database:
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In this chapter, you will learn about the technology that is available today for wireless data networking and what tomorrow’s wireless technologies have to offer.We will cover office LAN wireless solutions including 802.11, its subgroups (802.11b, 802.11a, 802.11g) and HomeRF, cellular-based wireless data solutions including the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) and i-Mode and the network infrastructures supporting them (in particular 2G, 2.5G, and 3G), and finally, 802.15 Personal Area Network (PAN) solutions such as Bluetooth. In addition, we will review some of the new standards being developed to create wireless metropolitan area networks (WMANs) and other wireless data transmission solu- tions that are being proposed for commercial application.
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The advancement of high-speed mobile telecommunications technology and handset technology is providing the momentum for the new mobile environment as it goes beyond 3G to 3.5G and 4G. Despite such hardware advancement, however, the software provided in the mobile environment is not that different from that of 2G. Under such condition, the next-generation mobile data service represented by Mobile Web 2.0 is recognized as the new growth engine for the mobile industry. Therefore, this paper seeks to observe the “Mobile Web 2.0” trend for the next-generation Mobile Web environment. Specifically, the concept and key technology trend of “Mobile Web 2.0” and future direction of key Mobile Web 2.0 will be discussed.
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The Maya software interface is fully customizable for those users who require the ability to maximize their productivity. Maya allows users to extend their functionality within Maya by providing access to MEL (Maya Embedded Language). With MEL, you can customize the user interface and write scripts and macros. In addition, a full Application Programmers Interface (API) is available to enhance the power and functionality of Maya. The content creation power of Maya is provided to users in an integrated software application that is designed to enhance user productivity and ease of use.
The goal of this manual is to assist you in getting started with Maya as you embark upon your learning path.
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