March 2009
Intermediate to advanced
496 pages
13h 10m
English
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So far in the book we’ve concentrated on creating fairly self-contained applications; most data storage has been in the form of text or XML files. For a lot of tasks this can be sufficient, but often the data your application will be manipulating lives somewhere else: maybe in a relational database or behind a web service. One application I (Christian) worked on was part of a flight-planning system; weather maps and forecasts that the application needed were managed by another system accessible through a separate web service, while user preferences and details were stored in a local ...
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