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Learn the skills which are completely non-existent in today's college courses.

Logic simply isn't taught anymore, Pascal is taught in what was the logic class - if they have any class at all devoted to it. The result of such a curriculum is that new college grads are simply unemployable in today's market.

This book is designed to correct that problem.What you will learn from this book
The fundamentals of flowcharting
The fundamentals of pseudocode
The Leaping Lynn search algorithmInsertion Sort concept and usage

This is not your typical, dime-a-dozen SOA book.Whereas many other books focus on the front-end of SOA, this book focuses on the backend. This is the book that tells developers how to actually connect to the Heritage data silo/application that other books just draw a box around and say, "Connect somehow."This book addresses that problem.The first five chapters of this book provides an eye-opening overview for Management. The remaining seven chapters are for programmers.What You'll Learn from the Book Port FMS-based business applications to Intranet or Internet applications using ACMS ACMS fundamentals How to connect to the Heritage data silo/application Service Oriented Architecture principles

For years now the question has been surfacing in the OpenVMS community "Where are the pimply faced kids?" The other situation which seems to continually occur is a developer of one language suddenly finding themselves having to modify or maintain an application written in a language completely foreign to them.

This book was a year long effort to answer both of those questions. It also should help those to work on a good platform. Once the rudimentaries of logging in, symbols, logicals and the various editors are handled this book takes the reader on a journey of development using the most common tools encountered on the OpenVMS platform and one new tool making headway.

A single sample application (a lottery tracking system) is developed… Read More

Discover what is required to write real business applications on OpenVMS using Java. Java on OpenVMS covers the ugly side of Java, the Java Native Interface, so readers can more easily develop back end applications. Requested by the industry as a follow-up to The Minimum You Need to Know to Be an OpenVMS Application Developer Learn how to store Java source in CMS and use MMS for builds Use Java to replace existing OpenVMS applications which use FMS,RMS,and/or RDBTips from the Book Everything is a class - almost. Passing by reference is not what you think it is, no matter what the other books tell you. JNI_ABORT means you want to free your local copy without copying back to the Java environment. JNI_COMMIT means you want to copy back to Java and keep your local copy. Naturally, 0 means you want to copy back to Java and free your local copy. Isn't that just obvious?Date handling in Java is somewhat littered with land mines. Java provides you with a Date class, then tells you not… Read More