ABIS Infor - 2011-11
This newsletter (2011-11) contains the following topics:
- Object-Oriented Perl - Peter Vanroose (ABIS)
The programming language Perl allows you to either use procedural logic only, or work in an object-oriented way. In this short technical note I'll try to sketch why one would choose for "Object-Oriented Perl" or not, and give an example of an OO program in Perl. Read the article.
- Oracle and Objects - Sandy Schillebeeckx (ABIS)
In Oracle you can create objects. And in this case I don't mean tables or views or stuff like that. I am talking about real OBJECTS like in Java, C++,... How do you do this, and why would you bother? That is what I am going to explain to you in this article. Read the article.
- Hibernate and JPA2 - Gie Indesteege (ABIS)
Persisting Java objects to a relational database can be done in several ways: using the native JDBC API or working with a persistence framework, that avoids a lot of plumbing work and more over offers additional features like transactional support, security, caching, ... The chase for a good persistence framework is open. Read the article.
- ABIS and vICTory-be: no-nonsense! - Kris Van Thillo (ABIS)
ABIS interviews Eddy Vos, vICTory-be - they discuss common core-business values, z/OS knowledge requirements, and the Mainframe Academy. Read the article.
- Even in 2011 you can still follow courses at ABIS. In the week before Christmas, the following courses will run:
* z/OS UNIX System Services part 1 - concepts & facilities: Leuven 19-20/12/2011
* Oracle DBA 1 - Core competences: Leuven 19-22/12/2011
* SQL workshop: Woerden 19-20/12/2011
* UNIX/Linux/AIX for advanced users: Woerden 21-22/12/2011
* Advanced Java: Woerden 20-21/12/2011 - Course fees for 2012 have been adapted to inflation. But if you enroll on a 2012 course before 31 December 2011, you will still pay the old 2011 fee.
- ABIS's offices will be closed in the week between Christmas and New Year. We will only be reachable by e-mail (training@abis.be).
- In the course of January 2012, interactive versions of our self tests will become available (see http://www.abis.be/html/enSelftest.html). However you will need to be a registered MyABIS user in order to use these interactive versions. Register now - if you are not yet a registered MyABIS user.
- Do you want to write an article yourself for ABIS Infor? Please contact us (training@abis.be)!
