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Clients (Jan 04 2003 23:42 GMT) - Tanzarine Technology provides intranet and Internet technical expertise across a wide range of business sectors, and is once again working on UK government ebusiness projects. |
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- The official launch of CartoonsForBusiness.com took place on September 3rd 2002. Tanzarine Technology Ltd supplied all the back end processing needed to maintain the extensive collection of cartoons, as well as allowing CFB clients to preview and download them. |
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- Tanzarine Technology Ltd, working with long standing business partner Andor Information Technology Ltd, has recently delivered a managed content solution for the web site of Ability Magazine, the Information and Communication Technology magazine about disability issues. |
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- Index files for the Tanzarine web site are now available in RSS format. This article describes briefly how they are created, and where they are stored on the server. |
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- The key screen on a modern corporate intranet is the entry screen. This will be the default screen every time a corporate user accesses the intranet, and is both the beginning of navigation around the intranet and a controlled access point to the Internet. |
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- Tanzarine director Neil Pellinacci now provides informed comments for the media on a variety of topics, and recently appeared on a BBC News programme about Open Source software. |
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- The Tanzarine web site has been redesigned to incorporate the company's new branding and logo. The change was made smoother thanks to the use of XML and XSLT to separate the layout information from the content information. |
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- This document attempts to give a brief, whistle-stop tour of XML, what it is, what you can do with it, and what tools are built around it. It is loosely based on a document originally produced in response to a client request. |
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- One of the biggest difficulties in maintaining and evolving a web site is that HTML stores the information to be displayed and instructions on how to display it in the same place. XML technology can be used to separate the two, and a little Java coding can even take care of linking all the pages together automatically. |
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- This article describes a possible generic solution for a distributed Internet application which must acquire data from remote users. |
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- This is a standalone application which acts as an interactive SQL console to a database. |
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SQL and XML (Jan 04 2003 23:42 GMT) - Tanzarine Technology is currently working on client/server solutions to data transfer issues on the world wide web. |
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- I need to go... But I'm not sure because I'm moving. but I AM COMING! NO MATTER WHAT! day 1... |
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- Happy 2003! Well, I'm back... and thanks for all of the well wishes. You just don't know how much I... |
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- Well, I survived the last of my MA classes, and now get to have some fun and begin the research for my thesis. My working thesis title: Comparing The Placement of Diphthongs, Vowel Clusters and Stressed Syllables in the Compostions of John Kameaaloha Almeida With Pronunciation Stress In Spoken Hawaiian. If you think that is long you should see it in Hawaiian John Kameealoha Almeida was one of, if not the most important Hawaiian composer, musician and vocalist of the 20th century. He was a native speaker of Hawaiian, and many of his compositions have become standards repetoire for todays Hawaiian musicians. |
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- I watched the beginning of the Miami/Ohio State game yesterday. Unfortunately I missed what turned out to be a spectactular ending. I don't know how any of the sportswriters and sportscasters could call it an upset. Two undefeated teams that had not yet met. Who the hell knows what is going to happen in a situation like that. |
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