Thursday, December 3, 2009
Großer Pachtgarten in Wiesbaden-Klarental gegen Gebot abzugeben
Auf Flickr : Garten auf Flicr
ich gebe zu, als Fotograph bin ich eine Niete.
Als Slide-Show: Garten als Slideshow
Die Adresse: Die karte
Videos:
der Garten kostet ca. 500 EUR Pacht im Jahr,
Wasser ist möglich, muss wegen der neuen Strasse neu gelegt werden,
Die Größe habe ich gerade nicht zur Hand, da muss ich die Unterlagen suchen.
Ich gebe ihn (schweren Herzens) gegen das beste Gebot ab.
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Delphi XML Schulung Training Delphi Lernen
Schulung, Training Delphi to XML - Code
You will learn, Du wirst lernen:
Part 1 - Introduction to XML
Part 2 - The Document Object Model
Part 3 - Simple API for XML
Part 4 - Serving XML
Part 5 - Delphi XML Tools
Part 6 - XML in Use
Part 1 - Introduction to XML
Lesson 1 - History
An overview of XML, its origins and purpose. Several XML applications are highlighted including XHTML, MathML, SVG, SMIL, and RDF.
Lesson 2 - XML Syntax
Basic XML syntax, including elements and attributes, text and white space, processing instructions, CDATA sections, the XML prolog, and XML processors.
Lesson 3 - Document Type Definitions
DTDs describe the structure of classes of XML documents and provide the basis for their validation.
Lesson 4 - XML Schema
As an alternative to DTDs, XML Schema also let you define the structure of a class of XML documents. They provide additional functionality, especially in typing data content, and are themselves XML documents.
Lesson 5 - XPath and XPointer
XPointer enhances XLink to let you refer to parts of a resource. It builds on the XPath definition to provide a language for describing these sub-sections.
Lesson 6 - Extensible Stylesheet Language and Transformations
XML is designed to encode the content for an area of interest. Presentation abilities come from XSL and XSLT. Transformations let you convert your XML data into HTML, text, or even other XML documents.
Lesson 7 - XLink
The Extensible Linking Language (XLink) supplies abilities beyond the simple linking of HTML, including multiple paths, bi-directional paths, and fully external links.
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Part 2 - The Document Object Model
Lesson 8 - The Document Object Model
The DOM specification defines a standardized way of accessing or constructing an XML document. It models the hierarchical structure of a document through objects in memory.
Lesson 9 - Microsoft's Document Object Model
Microsoft's DOM provides most of the requirements of the standard DOM, while adding several essential extras. It also supports using XSLT on the document.
Lesson 10 - Open XML's Document Object Model
Open XML's DOM provides the same basic support as the previous implementation, but adds much extra functionality in the handling of internal and external DTDs. Open XML is a set of native Delphi classes, and is an open source project.
Lesson 11 - The Common DOM Framework
Introduced in Delphi 6, there is now a common set of DOM interfaces in Delphi. Several standard adapter units are available to allow various DOM implementations to be used through this framework, including Microsoft's and Open XML's. Additional adapters are available here for TurboPower's XML Partner and CUESoft's CUEXml package.
Part 3 - Simple API for XML
Lesson 12 - Simple API for XML
SAX provides an alternative way of parsing XML documents. It uses an event-based approach, calling nominated handlers at appropriate times. Thus, it does not need to hold the entire document in memory at the one time (as DOM does).
Lesson 13 - Microsoft's SAX Parser
Microsoft provides a SAX2-compliant parser with its XML package.
Lesson 14 - SAX for Pascal
An all-Pascal version of the SAX interfaces is available as the result of an open source project. Although this is not a standard part of the Delphi distribution it operates with many Delphi versions, and allows you to use many SAX-based or SAX-like parsers, including Microsoft's, Open XML, TurboPower's XML Partner, and Destructor.
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Part 4 - Serving XML
Lesson 15 - XML is Data
XML is really data, formatted to be both human and machine-readable. The source of this data is often a database. Included here is the movie-watcher database for use throughout the rest of the book.
Lesson 16 - Simple Text
Since XML is just text, you can easily generate it from a database as a string value.
Lesson 17 - Web Modules
Normally Delphi's Web modules deliver HTML back to the client, but there is no reason not to send XML instead. Again the XML comes form the database and is sent directly to the client.
Lesson 18 - DOM Generation
The DOM is designed to provide full-cycle handling of XML documents, from parsing, to generation and modification. Separate programs demonstrate each DOM in turn.
Lesson 19 - SAX Generation
With Microsoft's XML package comes the IMXWriter interface, a content handler than generates XML. And you can drive it programmatically to create your own documents. Similarly, components in the SAX for Pascal package let you achieve the same outcome.
Lesson 20 - Applying XSL Transformations
XSLT lets you transform XML content into other formats, often HTML, but also including straight text and RTF. Again Microsoft's DOM is used to perform the transformations.
Lesson 21 - XML Broker
Delphi 5 can use XML between a MIDAS server and client. Tie this client to a Web module and add Delphi's InternetExpress components and you have a Web front-end to your database.
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Part 5 - Delphi XML Tools
Lesson 22 - XML Data Binding
Data binding extends the common DOM framework to provide "real-world" objects, complete with properties, that represent the data in your XML document. A wizard generates the binding for you, allowing you to almost forget that the data came from an XML document. You can both read and update the underlying XML through the binding.
Lesson 23 - XML Mapper
A separate tool, the XML Mapper creates transformation definitions that let you convert an arbitrary XML document to and from the XML format used by client datasets. Using these transformations, you can load an XML document into a dataset, modify it using standard data-aware components, then save the changes back to the original document.
Lesson 24 - SOAP and Web Services
SOAP defines a messaging framework that can be used for remote procedure calls - better known as Web services. Wizards assist in the creation of your own Web services, and in the importing of definitions for existing Web services.
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Part 6 - XML in Use
Lesson 25 - Examination XML - Delphi Client
A Delphi client for XML documents that define examinations. Microsoft's DOM provides the parsing abilities, transforming the XML into a customized object model.
Lesson 26 - Examination XML - Web Client
Demonstrating the separation of content from presentation, this application reuses objects from the previous version to provide a Web-based interface to the examinations. It uses XSLT to convert the basic XML into HTML for display, based on Microsoft's XSLT engine.
Lesson 27 - XML Building Blocks
Built on top of the Common DOM framework of Delphi 6 and 7, XML Building Blocks is a suite of components that allow you to create plug-and-play XML applications.
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You will learn, Du wirst lernen:
Part 1 - Introduction to XML
Part 2 - The Document Object Model
Part 3 - Simple API for XML
Part 4 - Serving XML
Part 5 - Delphi XML Tools
Part 6 - XML in Use
Part 1 - Introduction to XML
Lesson 1 - History
An overview of XML, its origins and purpose. Several XML applications are highlighted including XHTML, MathML, SVG, SMIL, and RDF.
Lesson 2 - XML Syntax
Basic XML syntax, including elements and attributes, text and white space, processing instructions, CDATA sections, the XML prolog, and XML processors.
Lesson 3 - Document Type Definitions
DTDs describe the structure of classes of XML documents and provide the basis for their validation.
Lesson 4 - XML Schema
As an alternative to DTDs, XML Schema also let you define the structure of a class of XML documents. They provide additional functionality, especially in typing data content, and are themselves XML documents.
Lesson 5 - XPath and XPointer
XPointer enhances XLink to let you refer to parts of a resource. It builds on the XPath definition to provide a language for describing these sub-sections.
Lesson 6 - Extensible Stylesheet Language and Transformations
XML is designed to encode the content for an area of interest. Presentation abilities come from XSL and XSLT. Transformations let you convert your XML data into HTML, text, or even other XML documents.
Lesson 7 - XLink
The Extensible Linking Language (XLink) supplies abilities beyond the simple linking of HTML, including multiple paths, bi-directional paths, and fully external links.
Back to the top
Part 2 - The Document Object Model
Lesson 8 - The Document Object Model
The DOM specification defines a standardized way of accessing or constructing an XML document. It models the hierarchical structure of a document through objects in memory.
Lesson 9 - Microsoft's Document Object Model
Microsoft's DOM provides most of the requirements of the standard DOM, while adding several essential extras. It also supports using XSLT on the document.
Lesson 10 - Open XML's Document Object Model
Open XML's DOM provides the same basic support as the previous implementation, but adds much extra functionality in the handling of internal and external DTDs. Open XML is a set of native Delphi classes, and is an open source project.
Lesson 11 - The Common DOM Framework
Introduced in Delphi 6, there is now a common set of DOM interfaces in Delphi. Several standard adapter units are available to allow various DOM implementations to be used through this framework, including Microsoft's and Open XML's. Additional adapters are available here for TurboPower's XML Partner and CUESoft's CUEXml package.
Part 3 - Simple API for XML
Lesson 12 - Simple API for XML
SAX provides an alternative way of parsing XML documents. It uses an event-based approach, calling nominated handlers at appropriate times. Thus, it does not need to hold the entire document in memory at the one time (as DOM does).
Lesson 13 - Microsoft's SAX Parser
Microsoft provides a SAX2-compliant parser with its XML package.
Lesson 14 - SAX for Pascal
An all-Pascal version of the SAX interfaces is available as the result of an open source project. Although this is not a standard part of the Delphi distribution it operates with many Delphi versions, and allows you to use many SAX-based or SAX-like parsers, including Microsoft's, Open XML, TurboPower's XML Partner, and Destructor.
Back to the top
Part 4 - Serving XML
Lesson 15 - XML is Data
XML is really data, formatted to be both human and machine-readable. The source of this data is often a database. Included here is the movie-watcher database for use throughout the rest of the book.
Lesson 16 - Simple Text
Since XML is just text, you can easily generate it from a database as a string value.
Lesson 17 - Web Modules
Normally Delphi's Web modules deliver HTML back to the client, but there is no reason not to send XML instead. Again the XML comes form the database and is sent directly to the client.
Lesson 18 - DOM Generation
The DOM is designed to provide full-cycle handling of XML documents, from parsing, to generation and modification. Separate programs demonstrate each DOM in turn.
Lesson 19 - SAX Generation
With Microsoft's XML package comes the IMXWriter interface, a content handler than generates XML. And you can drive it programmatically to create your own documents. Similarly, components in the SAX for Pascal package let you achieve the same outcome.
Lesson 20 - Applying XSL Transformations
XSLT lets you transform XML content into other formats, often HTML, but also including straight text and RTF. Again Microsoft's DOM is used to perform the transformations.
Lesson 21 - XML Broker
Delphi 5 can use XML between a MIDAS server and client. Tie this client to a Web module and add Delphi's InternetExpress components and you have a Web front-end to your database.
Back to the top
Part 5 - Delphi XML Tools
Lesson 22 - XML Data Binding
Data binding extends the common DOM framework to provide "real-world" objects, complete with properties, that represent the data in your XML document. A wizard generates the binding for you, allowing you to almost forget that the data came from an XML document. You can both read and update the underlying XML through the binding.
Lesson 23 - XML Mapper
A separate tool, the XML Mapper creates transformation definitions that let you convert an arbitrary XML document to and from the XML format used by client datasets. Using these transformations, you can load an XML document into a dataset, modify it using standard data-aware components, then save the changes back to the original document.
Lesson 24 - SOAP and Web Services
SOAP defines a messaging framework that can be used for remote procedure calls - better known as Web services. Wizards assist in the creation of your own Web services, and in the importing of definitions for existing Web services.
Back to the top
Part 6 - XML in Use
Lesson 25 - Examination XML - Delphi Client
A Delphi client for XML documents that define examinations. Microsoft's DOM provides the parsing abilities, transforming the XML into a customized object model.
Lesson 26 - Examination XML - Web Client
Demonstrating the separation of content from presentation, this application reuses objects from the previous version to provide a Web-based interface to the examinations. It uses XSLT to convert the basic XML into HTML for display, based on Microsoft's XSLT engine.
Lesson 27 - XML Building Blocks
Built on top of the Common DOM framework of Delphi 6 and 7, XML Building Blocks is a suite of components that allow you to create plug-and-play XML applications.
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Delphi und XML Schulung bei der Softwareacademy.de
In der Schulung Delphi und XML lernen Sie, wie man die Stärke und Flexibilität von Delphi zusammen mit XML, der Extensible Markup Language, verwendet. Diese Schulung richtet sich an Delphi-Entwickler, die die Stärke von XML in ihren Anwendungen einsetzen wollen. XML und die damit verbundenen Spezifikationen (XPath, XSL, XSLT und XML Schema) verändern das Internet und die B2B-Kommunikation, indem sie ein Datenformat definieren, das plattform- und sprachunabhängig ist. Der standardisierte Zugriff auf XML-Dokumente wird über das Document Object Model (DOM) und Simple API for XML (SAX) zur Verfügung gestellt. Diese XML-Charakteristiken erlauben den effizienteren Umgang mit Dokumenten und bieten die Möglichkeit, Informationen zwischen verschiedenen Plattformen wie Microsoft Windows und Unix zu bewegen. In der Schulung „Delphi und XML“ lernen Sie alle Möglichkeiten kennen, um die Stärken von XML in Delphi zu nutzen. Sie bietet eine zuverlässige Einführung in die Technologien, die XML und seine Spezifikationen ausmachen. Die Analyse des Document Object Models (DOM) wird anhand der Basisspezifikationen und drei ihrer Implementierungen vorgenommen: Microsofts DOM, Cuesofts DOM und Open XML. Ganz ähnlich wird das Simple API for XML (SAX) beschrieben als eine Microsoft-Spezifikation, die eine native Delphi-Implementierung enthält. Die Erzeugung von XML-Dokumenten wird ausführlich anhand von Simple Text, Delphis WebBroker und XMLBroker und DOM dargestellt. XSL-Transformationen sind über Microsofts und Cuesofts DOM verfügbar.
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Delphi Kurs in Kempten
Ich habe mal gerade gegoogled. Über 200 Delphi Kurse werden von den verschiedensten Anbietern alleine in Kempten angeboten. Da lachen doch die Hühner. Ich möchte wetten, weit über die Hälfte der "Anbieter", möglicherweise nicht ein Einziger, hat jemals Delphi gesehen, Delphi-geschult, Delphi-installiert oder einen Delphi-Kurs durchgeführt.
Schließlich ist es recht einfach die Kursprogramme im Internet zu "übernehmen". Ja, die Welt will betrogen werden. Und wenn es um einen Delphi-Kurs in Kempten geht.
Schließlich ist es recht einfach die Kursprogramme im Internet zu "übernehmen". Ja, die Welt will betrogen werden. Und wenn es um einen Delphi-Kurs in Kempten geht.
Delphi Individualkurs in Kempten.
Ich würde mal schlapp schätzen, in der BRD gibt es 0 bis maximal 3 Schulungsfirmen, die noch Delphi unterrichten (alle anderen haben die Delphi Kurse in der Datenbank und suchen anschließend über das Internet einen Trainer). So wie der hier: Das Training soll übrigens in Kempten stattfinden - und das bemühte Unternehmen sitzt in München
ich habe mich mal umgeschaut, wie denn der Delphi-Markt so bestellt ist. Das Bild oben sollte den Markt wiedergeben. Es gibt kaum Arbeitgeber, die einen Delphi-Entwickler suchen; folgerichtig ist der Markt der Delphi Schulungen faktisch nicht existent.
Wenn Sie aber mal bei "Schulungsfirmen" vorbei-Surfen hat es den Anschein, als würden alle 2 Wochen unzählige Delphi-Schulungen stattfinden. Ist doch ein wenig seltsam oder?
Und wenn Sie als Kunde bei einer dieser "Schulungsfirmen" aufschlagen - muss diese erst einen Experten finden, der erklärt, was Delphi überhaupt ist.
Mehr hierzu:
Delphi Individualkurs in Kempten
ich habe mich mal umgeschaut, wie denn der Delphi-Markt so bestellt ist. Das Bild oben sollte den Markt wiedergeben. Es gibt kaum Arbeitgeber, die einen Delphi-Entwickler suchen; folgerichtig ist der Markt der Delphi Schulungen faktisch nicht existent.
Wenn Sie aber mal bei "Schulungsfirmen" vorbei-Surfen hat es den Anschein, als würden alle 2 Wochen unzählige Delphi-Schulungen stattfinden. Ist doch ein wenig seltsam oder?
Und wenn Sie als Kunde bei einer dieser "Schulungsfirmen" aufschlagen - muss diese erst einen Experten finden, der erklärt, was Delphi überhaupt ist.
Mehr hierzu:
Delphi Individualkurs in Kempten
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