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You can
find many useful resources on the Internet that provide information about
Adobe Connect, web services and XML, and other technologies that Adobe
Connect uses.
Adobe Connect
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Adobe Connect User Community
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The Adobe Connect User Community at
connectusers.com
is
the hub of the Adobe Connect community. This site has forums, tutorials,
events, announcements, a partner showcase and much more.
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Adobe Connect Help Support Center
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The Adobe
Connect
Help and Support Center
contains the
Adobe Connect documentation and Support contact information.
XML and web services
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The Web Services Primer
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at
the Xml.com website (xml.com) is a good introduction to web services.
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The XML Tutorial
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at the W3Schools
website (w3schools.com) can help you get started with XML.
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The XPath Tutorial
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also
at the W3Schools website (w3schools.com), describes XPath, which
parses an XML document so that you can use it in an application.
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The XSLT Tutorial,
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a
third tutorial at the W3Schools website (w3schools.com), teaches
you XSL Transformations, which you use to convert XML data to other formats.
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The XSL Transformations (XSLT) specification
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at the W3C
website (w3.org) is the official definition of XSLT, from the standards
committee who created it.
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Numeric Representation of Dates and Time,
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at the International Organization for Standardization
website (iso.org), provides information about how to use the ISO
8601 standard date and time format.
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Date and Time Formats
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at
the W3C website (w3.org) is the official definition of the ISO 8601
date and time format.
Other technologies
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Flash Player Developer Center
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and
Flash Media Server Developer Center, both available from the
Adobe
Developer Center
, offer articles, samples, and insights to
developing applications that use Adobe Flash Player and Adobe Flash
Media Server.
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SCORM Concepts,
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at
the Eduworks Corporation website (eduworks.com), is a tutorial about
the Shareable Content Object Reference Model and describes Shareable
Content Objects (SCOs) and Learning Management Systems (LMSs).
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An LDAP Roadmap
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at the Kings Mountain Systems website (www.kingsmountain.com),
provides a useful overview of the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
(LDAP). This site might provide good background material or links
for developers integrating an LDAP directory with Adobe Connect.
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Microsoft SQL Server
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Adobe Connect uses a Microsoft SQL Server
database, which your custom applications retrieve data from and
write data to. You may find useful resources at the Microsoft SQL
Server Developer Center (msdn.microsoft.com) including references,
community, support, and other information.
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