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Oracle Corporation, an enterprise software company, engages in the development, manufacture, distribution, servicing, and marketing of database, middleware, and application software worldwide.
The generic acronym for the programming interfaces enabling Web servers to execute other programmes and pass their output to HTML pages, graphics, audio, and video sent to browsers.
Industry:Software
An element that is wholly contained within another, which is referred to as its parent element. For example <Parent><Child></Child></Parent> illustrates a child element nested within its parent element.
Industry:Software
A utility that accepts an input file and creates a set of output classes that have corresponding functionality. In the case of the XML Class Generator, the input file is a DTD and the output is a series of classes that can be used to create XML documents conforming with the DTD.
Industry:Software
The operating system environmental variable that the JVM uses to find the classes it needs to run applications.
Industry:Software
The term used to describe the application architecture where the actual application runs on the client but accesses data or other external processes on a server across a network.
Industry:Software
The LOB datatype whose value is composed of character data corresponding to the database character set. A CLOB may be indexed and searched by the interMedia Text search engine.
Industry:Software
The interface method in which the user enters in commands at the command interpreter's prompt.
Industry:Software
An Object Management Group standard for communicating between distributed objects across a network. These self-contained software modules can be used by applications running on different platforms or operating systems. CORBA objects and their data formats and functions are defined in the Interface Definition Language (IDL), which can be compiled in a variety of languages including Java, C, C++, Smalltalk and COBOL.
Industry:Software
The library of functions written in C that provides developers the ability to create code that can be easily ported to virtually any platform and operating system.
Industry:Software
A DAD is a named set of configuration values used for database access. A DAD specifies information such as the database name or the SQL*Net V2 service name, the ORACLE_HOME directory, and NLS configuration information such as language, sort type, and date language.
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