Valid and Well-Formed XML Documents in .NET

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For example, if an IP address of 192.168.0.50 uses a subnet mask of 255.255.0.0, the portion of the IP address masked by 255.255, which is 192.168 in this case, identifies the network ID portion of the address. The 0.0 segment of the subnet mask represents the unmasked portion and identifies the digits of the IP address that uniquely identify each client machine on the network, in this case 0.50. In this scenario, all IP addresses of computers on the network segment must begin with 192.168., but the remaining digits can range from 0.1 to 255.254. All machines using addresses in this range will be able to communicate with each other over the network segment without requiring a router. Table 2-2 shows the default subnet masks for each IP address class.

Oracle Universal Records Management (URM): centralized enforcement of records and retention policies, no matter where the documents exist. Oracle Secure Enterprise Search (SES): securely find content anywhere in your enterprise, whether it s in a repository, file system, or database. Oracle Information Rights Management (IRM): encrypt your documents so they are secure both inside and outside your repository. Oracle WebCenter Services: Ensemble is an Ajax-based tool that lets you embed any Web application into any other application.

Healthcare will generate 3 million new wage and salary jobs between 2006 and 2016, more than any other industry. Most workers have jobs that require less than four years of college education, but health diagnosing and treating practitioners are among the most educated workers.

I would like to thank Alex Blanton for giving me the opportunity to write this book, and a big thanks also goes to Aileen Wrothwell for her guidance. A special thanks goes to David Dalan for his extra help and Jim Causey for bringing it all together. Thanks to Curtis Philips for a great technical review. Also, thanks to my agent, Margot Maley Hutchison, for her work on my behalf. Lastly and as always, thanks to my wife and children for their support. Curt Simmons First and foremost, I d like to thank Aileen Wrothwell and Curtis Philips for being such a fantastic team to work with. With a flair for both technical issues and the written word, Curt is the most amazing technical editor I ve ever had the pleasure of working with. Aileen is a complete joy to work for fun, intelligent, and supportive. I ve never had so much fun while writing. Thanks also to Alex Blanton and to Danielle Bird for giving me the opportunity to work on this project. I d also like to make a special mention of my friend and boss, Mark Lynch. If he hadn t given me a shot all those years ago, my life and career would be nothing like they are today. Thanks for the continued support, and for everything. Thanks also to my good friends Steve Hood, Ken Rawlings, Daniel Orrego, Ryan Hartman, Tina Golini, and especially Jennifer Dover for being there for me always, through thick and thin. Thanks to my mom, dad, and brother David for always being there too, and for everything else. My cat Miranda has also been supportive, understanding, and loving throughout this period, knowing when I needed a lap cat and when I just needed to be left to my thoughts. Meow. A final thanks to Stew, Chad, Joe (and Joe), Mary, Fitz, Brent, Kenny, P. Kevin, Matt, Art, Erica, Julie, Tom, Greg, Stacey, and everyone else who makes my life so pleasant. James F. Causey

3. Network change control To manage changes in network elements while the network is operating. 4. Circuit management To control the inter-MSC trunks (i.e., trunks directly between adjacent MSCs) in the network to support intersystem handoffs. 5. Fault management To reduce the number of network element failures as well as minimize the effects of a particular failure. 6. Performance management To evaluate and report on the behavior of equipment and the effectiveness and efficiency of network systems, services, and elements. 7. Overload control To manage traffic overload conditions at the network elements. Note that OA&M functions are almost always implementation dependent. The functions listed here are only the most general categories of functions; many other OA&M functions are performed within the wireless telecommunications network.

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You can also try submitting the form with invalid values. The built-in validators will catch your invalid input and redisplay the form with error messages, as shown in Figure 3-18.

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