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Lotus Domino 5 Application Development LV 4
Application Development Level 4 (1 Hour 51 Minutes) 1.0 Accessing Data (1 Hour 17 Minutes) 1.1 Using @dbColumn & @dbLookup 1.2 ODBC 1.3 @Promp Function with @ Functions 1.4 Implementing Incremental P.O. Numbers 1.5 Profile Documents 1.6 Using @Picklist 1.7 @Dialog Box Function 2.0 Security (33 Minutes) 2.1 ACL (Access Control List) 2.2 Author / Reader Fields 2.3 Encryption
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Lotus Domino 5 Application Development LV 4
Application Development Level 4 (1 Hour 51 Minutes) 1.0 Accessing Data (1 Hour 17 Minutes) 1.1 Using @dbColumn & @dbLookup 1.2 ODBC 1.3 @Promp Function with @ Functions 1.4 Implementing Incremental P.O. Numbers 1.5 Profile Documents 1.6 Using @Picklist 1.7 @Dialog Box Function 2.0 Security (33 Minutes) 2.1 ACL (Access Control List) 2.2 Author / Reader Fields 2.3 Encryption
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Lotus Domino R5 Application Development Level 4
Application Development Level 4 (1 Hour 51 Minutes) 1.0 Accessing Data (1 Hour 17 Minutes) 1.1 Using , dbColumn & , dbLookup 1.2 ODBC 1.3 , Promp Function with , Functions 1.4 Implementing Incremental P.O. Numbers 1.5 Profile Documents 1.6 Using , Picklist 1.7 , Dialog Box Function 2.0 Security (33 Minutes) 2.1 ACL (Access Control List) 2.2 Author / Reader Fields 2.3 Encryption
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Application Development Level 4 (1 Hour 51 Minutes) 1.0 Accessing Data (1 Hour 17 Minutes) 1.1 Using , dbColumn & , dbLookup 1.2 ODBC 1.3 , Promp Function with , Functions 1.4 Implementing Incremental P.O. Numbers 1.5 Profile Documents 1.6 Using , Picklist 1.7 , Dialog Box Function 2.0 Security (33 Minutes) 2.1 ACL (Access Control List) 2.2 Author / Reader Fields 2.3 Encryption
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Security Set of 5
...Access control Foundation of a secure network Access Control methods Authentication Overview Kerberos CHAP Certificates Username/Password Tokens Multi-Factor Mutual Authentication Biometrics Auditing Protecting Your Network Non-essential services; protocols; disabling unnecessary systems/process/attacks Attacks Malicious Code Social
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...Access control Foundation of a secure network Access Control methods Authentication Overview Kerberos CHAP Certificates Username/Password Tokens Multi-Factor Mutual Authentication Biometrics Auditing Protecting Your Network Non-essential services; protocols; disabling unnecessary systems/process/attacks Attacks Malicious Code Social
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JAVA Programming Set of 4
... 3.0 Working with Classes 3.1 Data Encapsulation 3.2 Access Control 3.3 The THIS Keyword 3.4 Constructors 3.5 Using Constructors 3.6 Why Use Constructors 3.7 Chaining Constructors 3.8 Class Variables 3.9 Accessing Class Variables 3.10 Class Methods 3.11 Initialization Blocks 3.12 Passing and Returning Objects 3.13 Garbage Collection 3.14 Finalize Method 3.15 Object Life Cycle
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... 3.0 Working with Classes 3.1 Data Encapsulation 3.2 Access Control 3.3 The THIS Keyword 3.4 Constructors 3.5 Using Constructors 3.6 Why Use Constructors 3.7 Chaining Constructors 3.8 Class Variables 3.9 Accessing Class Variables 3.10 Class Methods 3.11 Initialization Blocks 3.12 Passing and Returning Objects 3.13 Garbage Collection 3.14 Finalize Method 3.15 Object Life Cycle
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JAVA Programming Set of 4
... 3.0 Working with Classes 3.1 Data Encapsulation 3.2 Access Control 3.3 The THIS Keyword 3.4 Constructors 3.5 Using Constructors 3.6 Why Use Constructors 3.7 Chaining Constructors 3.8 Class Variables 3.9 Accessing Class Variables 3.10 Class Methods 3.11 Initialization Blocks 3.12 Passing and Returning Objects 3.13 Garbage Collection 3.14 Finalize Method 3.15 Object Life Cycle
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... 3.0 Working with Classes 3.1 Data Encapsulation 3.2 Access Control 3.3 The THIS Keyword 3.4 Constructors 3.5 Using Constructors 3.6 Why Use Constructors 3.7 Chaining Constructors 3.8 Class Variables 3.9 Accessing Class Variables 3.10 Class Methods 3.11 Initialization Blocks 3.12 Passing and Returning Objects 3.13 Garbage Collection 3.14 Finalize Method 3.15 Object Life Cycle
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