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Design and Performance of 3G Wireless Networks and Wireless LANs is for wireless communication system engineers, network engineers, professionals, and researchers. Network architectures of UMTS, CDMA2000 systems, and how major network elements within the 3G networks can be designed, are described. In addition, the authors describe how end-to-end performance for voice and data services can be determined. They also provide guidelines on how radio access networks and core networks can be engineered. Of equal importance, is inclusion of explanations of various wireless LAN standards (IEEE 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11e) and how voice and data services can be offered in the wireless LAN systems.

Additional highlights include:

- Overview of core principles of wireless communications (e.g., FDMA, TDMA, CDMA), airlink capacity analysis, and evaluation.

- Traffic model descriptions and illustrations for circuit-switched and packet-switched services.

- In-depth coverage of how base station and radio network controller can be designed to meet capacity requirements.

- Discussion of unique design issues in 3G networks, innovative solutions, and possible new 3G features.

This material also provides capacity engineering guidelines for 3G networks and wireless LANs. Review exercises are provided at the end of each chapter to facilitate teaching and self study.

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Stephen Teilhet | “Subclassing And Hooking With Visual Basic”
O’Reilly | May 2001 | ISBN: 0596001185 | English | 704 pages | PDF | 4 MB (book + source code)
Subclassing & Hooking with Visual Basic offers developers a unique way to customize Windows behavior. Windows is a message-based system. Every action you request creates one or more messages to carry out the action. These messages are passed between objects and carry with them information that gives the recipient more detail on how to interpret and act upon the message. With Subclassing and the Windows hooking mechanism (”hooks”), you can manipulate, modify, or even discard messages bound for other objects within the operating system, in the process changing the way the system behaves.

This book is geared towards the Visual Basic developer who wants a better understanding of subclassing and hooking as well as how to incorporate these techniques into their projects. You need not be an advanced Visual Basic developer to learn how to effectively use subclassing and hooking. Although, many of the Win32 API function will need to be utilized in order to write subclassing and hooking applications and, therefore, a good knowledge of the Win32 API functions and how they are used within Visual Basic is necessary.

In understanding subclassing and hooks, you must delve deep into the internals of the Window’s operating system. This deeper understanding of Windows allows you not only to gain an understanding of subclassing and hooking, but also to learn more about the messaging system, which is the heart of the Windows operating system. The beginning of this book lays a solid foundation that will bring the beginning or intermediate developer up to speed on these topics.

TABLE OF CONTENT:
Chapter 01 - Introduction
Chapter 02 - Windows System-Specific Information
Chapter 03 - The Basics of Subclassing and Hooks
Chapter 04 - Subclassing
Chapter 05 - Subclassing the Windows Common Dialog Boxes
Chapter 06 - ActiveX Controls and Subclassing
Chapter 07 - Superclassing
Chapter 08 - Debugging Techniques for Subclassing
Chapter 09 - WH_CALLWNDPROC
Chapter 10 - WH_CALLWNDPROCRET
Chapter 11 - WH_GETMESSAGE
Chapter 12 - WH_KEYBOARD and WH_KEYBOARD_LL
Chapter 13 - WH_MOUSE and WH_MOUSE_LL
Chapter 14 - WH_FOREGROUNDIDLE
Chapter 15 - WH_MSGFILTER
Chapter 16 - WH_SYSMSGFILTER
Chapter 17 - WH_SHELL
Chapter 18 - WH_CBT
Chapter 19 - WH_JOURNALRECORD
Chapter 20 - WH_JOURNALPLAYBACK
Chapter 21 - WH_DEBUG
Chapter 22 - Subclassing .NET WinForms
Chapter 23 - Implementing Hooks in VB.NET

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Java For Artists: The Art, Philosophy, and Science of Object-Oriented Programming is a Java programming language text/tradebook that targets beginner and intermediate Java programmers.

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Paperback: 52 pages
Publisher: Althos (September 30, 2003)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0974278734
ISBN-13: 978-0974278735
Product Dimensions: 11 x 8.3 x 0.2 inches
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This well-crafted and easy-to-use book is a complete guide to implementing enterprise content management in your business using Alfresco. It guides you through creating smart, collaborative content repositories, and shows how to use Alfresco to create more elegant document sharing, better collaborative working, and reliable automated workflow processes. Alfresco offers Enterprise Content Management (ECM) aspires to be “Documentum fast and free”, and was founded by a former Documentum executive. Alfresco can store a wide range of digital content in flexible, smart “spaces”. Content is accessible through a web interface, shared network folders, FTP, WebDav, and other methods. Users can set up Alfresco to process content in certain ways, according to business rules and workflow requirements. It can also apply version control to documents automatically, making it easy and safe to collaborate and update documents. Alfresco is regarded as the most powerful open-source enterprise content management system. Using Alfresco, administrators can easily create rich, shared content repositories. This book shows you how to unleash this power to create collaborative working systems in your enterprise. This book will take you through the complete cycle of planning, implementing and customizing your ECM installation. Among the many topics covered are: Working with users and membership accounts, including LDAP integration Using Alfresco as a Smart document repository; working with automatic version tracking and control, and accessing the repository from the Web, shared network folders, or FTP Making content easy to find using search, content categorization, and metadata Automating document management tasks with business rules and complete workflows Working together using Alfresco’s collaboration and syndication features to create effective working groups Customizing the user interface, creating your own dashboard layouts; presenting content in custom ways relevant to your business Approach Munwar Shariff is an experienced software trainer for CIGNEX Inc. He has trained many users, administrators, and developers in Alfresco and many other systems. This book distils the hands-on approach of his training courses into a concise, practical book. The emphasis is on getting up and running fast and discovering the scope and power of Alfresco incrementally through practical discovery. Who this book is written for This book is designed for system administrators, experienced users or developers who want to install and use Alfresco in their teams or businesses. Because Alfresco is free many teams can install and experiment with its ECM features without any upfront cost, often without management approval. The book assumes a degree of technical confidence but does not require specialist sysadmin or developer skills to get a basic system up and running. Alfresco is particularly suitable for IT consultants who want or need to set up a flexible enterprise content management system for their clients, be that for demonstration, development, or as a mission-critical platform. This book gets you to that result quickly and effectively. TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1: Introduction to Alfresco Chapter 2: Installing and getting started with Alfresco Chapter 3: Planning Chapter 4: Implementing Membership and Security Chapter 5: Implementing Document Management Chapter 6: Implementing Business Rules Chapter 7: Extending the Alfresco Content Model Chapter 8: Search Chapter 9: Implementing Simple Workflow Chapter 10: Collaboration and Syndication Chapter 11: Customizing User Interface Chapter 12: Maintaining the System

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Maintain a dynamic, reliable, and secure Windows Server 2008 environment

Exploit the powerful management, networking, and security tools in Windows Server 2008 using the comprehensive information contained in this real-world resource. Written by a seasoned Windows systems engineer, Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Administration lays out each feature alongside clear explanations, practical examples, and hands-on exercises. Inside, you’ll learn how to deploy Windows Server 2008, use the new, integrated Server Manager tool, handle Internet services and remote access, and fine-tune performance. You’ll also learn how to automate administrative tasks, create reliable system backups, and harden your server’s defenses.

• Perform typical and Server Core installations of Windows Server 2008
• Modify system and component settings using the new Server Manager
• Administer users, groups, and computers with Active Directory
• Deliver robust web and FTP hosting using IIS 7.0 and ASP.NET
• Monitor stability and performance with Windows System Resource Manager
• Manage security using NAP, IPSec, 802.1x, and DHCP enforcement
• Encrypt data with Active Directory Certification Services and PKI
• Provide secure remote access using Terminal Services and RRAS
• Handle Windows DNS, BitLocker Drive Encryption, and Itanium support
• Build Windows PowerShell scripts to perform repetitive management jobs

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An Introduction to Programming with Mathematica® is designed to introduce the Mathematica programming language to a wide audience. Since the last edition of this book was published, significant changes have occurred in Mathematica and its use worldwide. Keeping pace with these changes, this substantially larger, updated version includes new and revised chapters on numerics, procedural, rule-based, and front-end programming, and gives significant coverage to the latest features up to, and including, Mathematica 5.1 Mathematica notebooks, available from www.cambridge.org/0521846781, contain examples, programs, and solutions to exercises in the book. Additionally, material to supplement later versions of the software will be made available. This is the ideal text for all scientific students, researchers, and programmers wishing to deepen their understanding of Mathematica, or even those keen to program using an interactive language that contains programming paradigms from all major programming languages: procedural, functional, recursive, rule-based, and object-oriented.

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…very clearly written and superbly presented — Pablo Inchausti, The Quarterly Review of Biology –This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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‘Everything about Mathematica and the way it has been developed is impressive … it is the most comprehensive maths package available today that covers both numeric and symbolic computation. Mathematica 3.0 is simply the new standard of excellence.’ Mike James, Scientific Computing World

‘I recommend this text to all Mathematica users.’ Mike Denham, Computers and Chemistry

‘What Mathematica has done is to usher in a new era of fully commercialized technical software.’ Karyll Lake, Physics World

‘This is a superb text which is an absolute must for anyone who uses Mathematica 3.0.’ Assembly Automation –This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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