Flash chart is nothing but a Flash movie that depicts a standard statistical chart (e.g. bar chart, pie chartetc.). Flash charts are generated using a Flash Charting tool and they can be incorporated in websites or in desktop applications. Flash charts can be viewed on all computers that have Adobe Flash player installed on them. This makes Flash charts widely accessible as Adobe Flash player is installed on almost 99% of computers worldwide.

Flash charts offer a wide range of features which help in optimizing the data visualization experience. Drill-down is a prominent feature of Flash charts which helps in building charts that are sensitive to mouse clicks. Using drill-down it is possible view additional data associated with each of the plots displayed on the chart. Flash charts also support tooltips, animation and offer many other types of interactive and aesthetic features. Flash charts are also capable of dynamic update. This means that the chart generator component can be linked to a dynamic data source. Dynamically updated charts are widely used on stock market websites to show current values of stocks. In most cases dynamic update is facilitated with the help of server side scripting languages like PHP, ASP.NET, ColdFusion, JSP etc.

Adapted from the Wikipedia article Flash Chart, under the G. N. U. Free Documentation License. Please also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki

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The following is an incomplete list of technical features in Verastream Host Integrator:

*extend mainframe and enteprise host functionality for use in web, portal, SOA, CRM, mobile, contact-center, or web self-service solutions

*point-and-click process to abstract legacy functionality in component form

*automatically creates component interfaces like JavaBeans, .NET Class Libraries, or web services (WS-I compliant)

*generates ASP.NET or JSP web applications

*scales across multiple runtime servers in load balance and failover configurations

*security support – SSL encryption, FIPS 140-2 validation, RACF, ACF2, LDAP

*session pooling – mainframe sessions are pre-set to specific screens, eliminating unnecessary navigation and reduces mainframe workload

Adapted from the Wikipedia article Verastream Host Integrator, under the G. N. U. Free Documentation License. Please also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki

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Visifire is a set of open source data visualization components powered by Microsoft Silverlight & WPF. Visifire is a multi-targeting control which can be used in both WPF & Silverlight applications. Using the same API, charts in either Silverlight or WPF environments can be created within minutes. Visifire can also be embedded in any webpage as a standalone Silverlight App. It is independent of the server side technology being used. Hence, Visifire can be used with ASP, ASP.NET, PHP, JSP, ColdFusion, Ruby on Rails or just simple HTML with JavaScript.

Visifire is open source and has been released under the GNU General Public License. Customers for whom GPL is not an option, can use Visifire under Commercial Licenses.

Adapted from the Wikipedia article Visifire, under the G. N. U. Free Documentation License. Please also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki

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In the design of web applications, MVC is implemented by web template systems as a “View for web” component.

MVC is typically implemented as a “Model 2″ architecture in Sun parlance. Model 2 focuses on efficiently handling and dispatching full page form posts and reconstructing the full page via a front controller. Complex web applications continue to be more difficult to design than traditional applications because of this “full page” effect. More recently “View for web” AJAX driven frameworks that focus on firing focused UI events at specific UI Components on the page are emerging. This is causing MVC to be revisited for web application development using traditional desktop programming techniques.

ABAP Objects

* Business Server Pages (BSP)

* Web Dynpro ABAP

Actionscript

*PureMVC Framework for Actionscript.

ASP

*ASP Xtreme Evolution

*CodeCharge Studio

C++

*Wt – Web toolkit A library and application server for web applications using a desktop-like event-driven MVC pattern.

*CppCMS – It is C++ MVC framework that had taken many ideas from Django.

CFML – Adobe ColdFusion, Railo, and Open BlueDragon

*ColdFusion on Wheels A convention over configuration framework similar to Ruby on Rails.

*Framework One Framework/1 is a new framework developed by Sean Corfield and provides a good stepping stone for users new to the MVC pattern. It consists of a single CFC and favors convention over configuration.

*Fusebox Fus

*Mach-II A framework that focuses on trying to ease software development and maintenance.

*Model-Glue Through a simple implementation of Implicit Invocation and Model–View–Controller, they allow applications to be well organized without sacrificing flexibility.

*PureMVC Framework for ColdFusion.

Delphi

* [http://code.google.com/p/delphionrails/ Delphi On Rails]

Erlang

* [http://www.chicagoboss.org/ Chicago Boss]

* [http://www.erlang-web.org/ Erlang Web]

Flex

* Cairngorm one of the primary open source frameworks for application architecture in Adobe Flex.

* PureMVC ActionScript 3 MVC framework for Flex, Flash and AIR development.

Groovy

* Grails

Java

MVC web application frameworks:

* Aranea

* Cocoon

* CodeCharge Studio

* [http://www.inductionframework.org Induction]

* JSF

* Makumba Web development framework in the form of JSP Tag Library and Java API that is based on MVC, but willingly breaks it

* Oracle Application Framework

* Play Framework

* PureMVC, a framework for Java

* Sling, used to create content based applications on top of JCR. Supported scripting languages are JSP, server-side JavaScript, Ruby, Velocity

* Spring MVC Framework

* Struts

* Struts2

* Stripes

* Tapestry

* Wavemaker, a WYSIWYG development platform for Ajax web applications.

* WebObjects

* WebWork

* Wicket

* Web Dynpro Java

Java Stand-alone Application Toolkit:

* Swing, which uses a Model-Delegator pattern, where the view and controller are combined, but the model is separate.

JavaScript

MVC web application frameworks:

* SproutCore

*PureMVC Framework for JavaScript

* JavascriptMVC Javascript MVC framework based upon jQuery core.

* eMVC is an MVC framework based upon Dojo Toolkit.

Informix 4GL

*IBM Informix-4GL MVC models to use for Informix 4GL report and form creation

*EGL — IBM’s EGL MVC Implementation

Lasso

http://code.google.com/p/engineroom/ engineRoom is an MVC-like framework

Lua

*Orbit

.NET

*ASP.NET MVC Framework

*Bistro Framework

*CodeCharge Studio

*FubuMVC

*Maverick.NET

*MonoRail An ActionPack inspired MVC framework from the Castle Project

*Naked Objects MVC

*PureMVC Framework for C#

*Spring Framework.NET

Perl

*Catalyst – Mature, stable and fast MVC framework inspired by Ruby on Rails.

*CodeCharge Studio

*Maypole – An MVC Web framework, superseded by Catalyst.

*[http://mojolicious.org/ Mojolicious] – A next generation web framework inspired by Catalyst.

PHP

*[http://www.agavi.org/ Agavi] A powerful, scalable PHP5 application framework that follows the MVC paradigm.

*CakePHP A webapplication framework modeled after the concepts of Ruby on Rails.

* CodeCharge Studio is a visual rapid application development environment for web-based database driven application development. CodeCharge Studio places emphasis on code generation technology to provide ASP.NET, PHP, JSP, Servlets, ColdFusion and Perl language support.

*CodeIgniter A simple, light, fast, open source MVC framework for building websites using PHP.

*Drupal An open source content management system that uses MVC for its add-ons called modules.

*Exponent CMS A Content Management System web application framework using its own MVC framework modeled after Rails.

*eZ Publish Based on eZ Components is an object-oriented web application framework written in PHP that separates its functionality into several abstraction layers, following a strict MVC approach.

*Joomla! v1.5.x is an open source content management system that employs the MVC model for its extensions, called components and modules.

*[http://feellove.eu/ EXP Autos Pro] Vehicle components for Joomla use MVC.

*[http://kohanaframework.org/ Kohana] is an elegant HMVC PHP5 framework that provides a rich set of components for building web applications.

*MODx A full-featured open source OOP MVC/ORB xPDO-based CMS.

*[http://nanomvc.com/ NanoMVC] A rapid development PHP 5.3 framework for large-scale web applications.

*Odin Assemble A Small footprint PHP based MVC framework.

*phpXCore A MVC design pattern based PHP content management framework compatible with PHP4 and PHP5.

*PureMVC A framework for PHP.

*Qcodo An open-source PHP 5 web application framework.

*[http://www.radicore.org/ Radicore] A rapid application development toolkit for building administrative web applications.

*[http://spawnframework.com Spawn Framework] A framework for PHP5.

*SilverStripe Contains a fully fledged PHP 5.2 ORM/MVC framework focused on building websites.

*[http://swiftlet.org Swiftlet] A lightweight open-source web application framework for PHP 5.

*Switch board A PHP 5 MVC framework with routing.

*Symfony Framework A PHP 5 MVC framework modeled after the concepts of Ruby on Rails.

*[http://github.com/temovico/temovico temovico] is a lightweight PHP MVC framework.

*[http://www.tinymvc.com/ TinyMVC] A lightweight framework with a database support layer and plugin support.

*[http://www.Vork.us Vork], MVC framework designed for rapid development of performance-oriented scalable applications

*Yii An open source, object-oriented, high-performance component-based PHP web application framework.

*Zend Framework An open-source PHP 5-based framework featuring an MVC layer and a broad-spectrum of loosely coupled components.

*[http://zext.org Zext CMS] The Zext Project, MVC content management system.

*[http://www.moovc.com/ MooVC] A PHP 5 modular object-oriented framework.

Python

*Django A complete Python web application framework. Django prefers to call its MVC implementation ”MTV”, for Model-Template-View.

*Enthought The Enthought Tool Suite brings the Model–view–controller mindset to scientific GUIs and visualization

*Pylons—Python Web Framework

*TurboGears for Python

*web2py A scalable full-stack enterprise level Python agile web development framework with support for highly flexible and rapid database-driven web application development.

*Zope Web application server

*Plone Content management system built on top Zope

*PureMVC Framework for Python

Ruby

*Ruby on Rails

*Merb

*Ramaze

*Camping

*Nitro

*Monkeybars

*PureMVC Framework for Ruby.

*Sinatra

Smalltalk

*AIDA/Web

XML

*XForms—XForms has an integrated Model–view–controller architecture with an integral dependency graph that frees the programmer from specifically having to perform either push or pull operations.

Adapted from the Wikipedia article Model–View–Controller, under the G. N. U. Free Documentation License. Please also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki

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By: abdul vasi

When you talk about websites, it means that you are talking about a whole process and package that include so many things. First thing is to get your website designed in a way that it may fulfill your requirements. Here it must not be something that you adore rather it should be something that people in general may like to see.

After finalizing your web design, the second thing will be the web hosting. Hosting is important as it is the main thing that will make your site visible to every part of the world. Also, if this aspect will be inharmonious and irregular, it will be the wastage of money as if the hosting servers are not good; there will be no use of spending so much money on designing of your website.

Choosing for right web hosting services is not something instinctive as it involves good bit of research. It is a rational decision that you will have to take and you must take it after considering all of the pros and cons while going for a specific web hosting service.

No doubt that web hosting is an important decision, however, the need of hosting is becoming bigger and bigger as people are also looking to find sites that may help them to host their images. Image hosting is another important service that internet is providing to all sorts of people. In this regard, it is quite encouraging to know that you can actually go for some free image hosting services as there are quite a few in this respect.

However, when you will be going for some free image hosting service, you must always check for the security features as it can be problematic if the site is not secure. So, always try to find some secure sites where you may be able to host images of your friends and family. Image hosting is the most convenient way to share your pictures with other friends; however, you must also try to find the site that may offer you a specific plan with a password that may help you to enhance the security level.

When it comes to image hosting service, then it certainly is not limited to host the images of family and friends as it can also be used to host your business related images. There are a lot of sites over internet where you can place your products for auction. It is obvious that when you will be looking to place your product for auction, you will also be looking to place some images of that product to make your buyers know about the product.

That is the point where free image hosting services come into the picture. It is common that auction sites charge money to let you host your images; so, you can easily do that at another server where you can host them at lesser price, if any. However, you can always make a comparison between the features of free and premium image hosting plans.

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Abdul Vasi is a Marketing Expert specialized in Internet Marketing, His Windows Corporate Hosting Company Linux Corporate Hosting provides you with reliable but affordable web hosting solution for your online business.

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Your Days are Numbered

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics the number of new hires in the work force, as a percentage of all employees, swings between 3 and 4%. That means, at any one time, 3 or 4 employees out of every 100 are taking new jobs. And, these numbers change only modestly, 3.3 to 4.8%, if you only look at professional and business jobs as opposed to all jobs. That is, if only 3 or 4 people in any 100 employees are changing jobs, the rest are staying put.

So, if most people are staying at their jobs, what are all these loyal employees doing about career development? In 1995, Dean Spitzer wrote a book entitled Super Motivation, in which he presented statistics about workplace motivation. Surprisingly, he says “50% of …employees only put enough effort into their work to keep their job.” In other words, half the people in our work force are only showing up to get a paycheck. They don’t have a career plan. In practical terms, that mean

Here’s where tools for understanding yourself and your career come into play. It’s been statistically proven that students’ educational skills are improved by mentoring. A Procter & Gamble study showed that young people who were mentored by older people are statistically more likely to aspire to and achieve higher-than-average grades at school. The same is true in the workplace; having a mentor is a career development advantage. So, if you don’t have a mentor, what can you do?

Select a model.

The first step is to be as honest with yourself as you possibly can about the people around you. Decide which of these people are succeeding and don’t let your ego or resentments get in your way.

Secondly, look at your own desires and motivations. Look for what you want out of your work experience and what you consider the ideal job.

Thirdly, which of these successful people has a job similar to the job you desire? That person can be your model even if you have no contact with him. Pay attention to what he does. Study how he works and what he does that you don’t do.

In time, you should be amazed at how much you learn by just observing another person’s successful methods. Sure, you’ll have questions about how he does certain things. And, unless you can approach him directly, you won’t get easy answers. But, by asking yourself questions about how this other person attains success, you’ll begin to find your own answers.

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