This topic describes the Oracle Applications Architecture and some of the features that this architecture supports. We will be learning about The Desktop Tier, The Application Tier, The Database Tier and The Oracle Applications Technology Layer

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The book teaches: -Extensive coverage of the Publishing API (PAPI) -Managing Channels and Postings with the PAPI -Managing Templates, Template Galleries, Resources, and Users with the PAPI -Getting Sharepoint and MCMS to work together -Publishing content between MCMS and SharePoint -Preparing postings for search indexing -Creating Sharepoint Web Parts to display MCMS data -Creating powerful custom Placeholder Controls -Adding validation to Placeholder Controls -Combining InfoPath, Web Services and MCMS's robust content repository -Using RSS to syndicate content from your site, and display content from other sites -Staging static versions of your pages -A further 60 pages of invaluable MCMS tips and tricks

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Everyone know about O'Reilly books... However here is my favorite ASP.NET programming ebook from another source.

DotNetNuke is a free, open source evolution of Microsoft's celebrated ASP.NET reference implementation, the IBuySpy Portal Solution Kit. DotNetNuke began life as a framework for constructing data-driven intranet and Internet portal applications. It has now developed into an advanced web content management system with tools to manage a dynamic and interactive data-driven website. If you work with ASP.NET and VB.NET, and want an interactive website, with forums, news and image management, where visitors can register, participate and contribute to your site, then DotNetNuke is the ideal solution for you. This book is your indispensable guide to creating content-rich websites with DotNetNuke 3.0, as quickly as possible. The first part of this book gives you a deep understanding of working with basic DotNetNuke sites, guiding you through the features and giving you the confidence to create and manage your own site. After that, you will journey to the heart of DotNetNuke, and learn about its core architecture. From there, you will learn how to customize DotNetNuke sites through skinning and creating custom modules. Enhancing your site with forums and ecommerce functionality, creating multiple sites and deploying your site round off the book. You will master each of these topics as you leap into the development of a DotNetNuke 3.0 site.

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The book teaches: -Extensive coverage of the Publishing API (PAPI) -Managing Channels and Postings with the PAPI -Managing Templates, Template Galleries, Resources, and Users with the PAPI -Getting Sharepoint and MCMS to work together -Publishing content between MCMS and SharePoint -Preparing postings for search indexing -Creating Sharepoint Web Parts to display MCMS data -Creating powerful custom Placeholder Controls -Adding validation to Placeholder Controls -Combining InfoPath, Web Services and MCMS's robust content repository -Using RSS to syndicate content from your site, and display content from other sites -Staging static versions of your pages -A further 60 pages of invaluable MCMS tips and tricks

This topic describes the Oracle Applications Architecture and some of the features that this architecture supports. We will be learning about The Desktop Tier, The Application Tier, The Database Tier and The Oracle Applications Technology Layer