The Java Verified(TM) Program Guide
This document describes the Java Verified Program. This program accepts applications from developers, tests the applications using the tests defined in the Unified Testing Criteria for Java(TM) Technology-based Applications (“Test Criteria”) document, signs and certifies them and optionally submits them to catalogs. The program and the development of the Test Criteria were sponsered by: Motorola Inc., Nokia Corporation, Siemens AG mobile, Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB and Sun Microsystems Inc (“UTI Members”). The sponsors have agreed on a process and a set of test criteria that are appropriate for applications developed for use on mobile handset devices manufactured by Motorola, Nokia, Siemens mobile and Sony Ericsson.
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Database Programming MySQL and Perl DBI Randy Julian Lilly Research Laboratories Program Clients dbms MySQL interface DBI PERL CLIENT 1 Perl DBI/DBD Interfaces DBI is the generic interface which relies on a database specific driver: DBD Must install the mysql DBD driver to use the DBI interface with MySQL PPM>install DBD::mysql DBI: An Object Oriented Module… Uses the Perl Object-Oriented syntax for calls and access to return values: my $dbh = DBI->connect ( $dsn, $user_name, $password, { RaiseError => 1,
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