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• Next-generation Linux file systems: NiLFS(2) and exofs (Linux)

  Linux is fertile ground for the introduction and development of new file systems. Learn about log-structured and object-based file systems -- NiLFS(2) and exofs, in particular -- and the advantages they offer.

• Consume Web services using Informix 4GL (Information Management)

  Enable Informix 4GL as a service consumer to leverage and reuse existing Web services and business logic coded in 4GL or other programming languages. Using this article, publish your I4GL legacy code as a Web service to allow your I4GL applications to be accessed from client applications.

• Dojo Grid using the MVC design pattern (Web development)

  Understand and easily master Dojo Grid, even if you have never used it before. Learn the major features of Dojo Grid from a Model-View-Controller design pattern perspective, and see how Dojo's open-source, portable JavaScript toolkit lets you quickly build rich-client Web applications.

• Planning a security strategy: Three core questions to ask (Rational)

  How do you safeguard your information assets in a cost-effective manner? Everyone wants a simple answer to a complex question: Where do I begin? Using this article, learn three core questions to ask when considering where to start.

• Build XQuery-powered applications with PHP and Zorba (XML)

  Add XQuery support to PHP with Zorba, an open-source, robust, and standards-compliant XQuery processor. Examine the Zorba PHP API in detail, and discover Zorba's special functions for integrating with other Web technologies, such as REST and JSON.

• Patching in Eclipse Galileo (Open source)

  Easily share changes to code using patches in a standard diff format. Learn how team members can apply patches submitted as attachments in files, and how the patch file can then be applied to the source to integrate the modified code.