December 2014
Beginner
584 pages
15h 13m
English
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Index
Symbols
- ! (exclamation mark), Analyzing the Plays, The simple map operator
- %20 codes, Designing an Application’s Collection Structure and Importing Data, Listing with the collection Function, Use URIs
- %2F codes, Linking the Analysis to the Play Overview
- () (empty sequence), Creating a Log, eXist’s XQuery Update Extensions
- * (wildcard) operator, Configuring Range Indexes, Lucene native query syntax
- _ (underscore), Exporting Documents from eXist
- {} (curly braces), Embedding Stylesheets or Not
- || (string concatenation operator), The string concatenation operator
A
- <a> element, Linking the Analysis to the Play Overview
- abc function (JavaScript), JSON serialization
- absolute versus relative paths, Relative versus absolute paths
- access control entries (see ACEs)
- access control lists (see ACLs)
- ACEs (access control entries)
- about, Access Control Entries
- allowing access, Allowing additional access–Allowing and restricting access
- examples of, ACLs by Example–Allowing and restricting access
- managing, Managing ACLs–ACL management with the Java Admin Client
- restricting access, Restricting access–Allowing and restricting access
- ACLs (access control lists)
- about, Access Control Lists
- access control entries and, Access Control Entries
- allowing access, Allowing additional access–Allowing and restricting access
- examples of, ACLs by Example–Allowing and restricting access
- managing, Managing ACLs–ACL management with the Java Admin Client
- permissions and, Access Control Lists
- restricting access, Restricting access–Allowing ...
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