Network Query Language (NQL)

David Pallmann

666 pages, parution le 14/05/2002

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Résumé

Learn about an exciting new technology that is revolutionizing network and Internet content delivery

As the first pure language of the content engineering era, Network Query Language (NQL) is the ultimate tool for rapid and simple development of intelligent agents, bots, spiders, middleware, and scalable business-to-business content aggregation applications. Written by the inventor of NQL, this book explores this revolutionary new scripting language that makes it astonishingly quick and easy to aggregate, analyze, interpret, and redistribute information via networks. Pallmann offers developers and network administrators an insightful look at what NQL is, how it works, and how to use and make the most of its many features. He uncovers the powerful building blocks included in NQL, the vast majority of which are not available in most other programming languages. In addition, he provides details on how to take advantage of NQL's unparalleled ease of use, lightning-fast development, and sheer power.

This comprehensive book defines NQL and examines the broad range of functions that it provides, including:

Agent communication and synchronization
Bayesian inference
Database support (ODBC, OLE DB, ADO)
Directory server support (LDAP)
E-commerce (credit card processing)
HTML pattern matching
Web application support
Web site crawling and downloading
XML parsing

The CD-ROM includes a 60-day trial version of NQL in both Windows and Java (Linux and Macintosh) formats.

Contents

Chapter 1. Presenting Network Query Language (NQL).
Chapter 2. Developing in NQL.
Chapter 3. Language Fundamentals.
Chapter 4. Flow of Control.
Chapter 5. Expressions, Operators, and Functions.
Chapter 6. Working with Files.
Chapter 7. Transferring Files.
Chapter 8. Working with Databases.
Chapter 9. Working with XML.
Chapter 10. Accessing Web Sites.
Chapter 11. Processing HTML.
Chapter 12. Sending and Receiving Email.
Chapter 13. Accessing Newsgroups.
Chapter 14. Searching Directory Servers.
Chapter 15. Terminal Emulation.
Chapter 16. Interacting with Applications.
Chapter 17. Socket Communications.
Chapter 18. Serial Communications.
Chapter 19. Synchronization.
Chapter 20. E-Commerce.
Chapter 21. Graphics.
Chapter 22. Agent Characters.
Chapter 23. Fuzzy Logic.
Chapter 24. Neural Networks.
Chapter 25. Bayesian Inference.
Chapter 26. Interacting with the Desktop.
Chapter 27. Network Monitoring.
Chapter 28. Web Applications.
Chapter 29. Supporting Mobile Devices.
Chapter 30. System Actions and Information.
Chapter 31. Calling NQL as a Component.
Chapter 32. NQL Cookbook.
Appendix: NQL Versions and Editions.

Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Wiley
Auteur(s)	David Pallmann
Parution	14/05/2002
Nb. de pages	666
Format	19 x 23,5
Couverture	Broché
Poids	1200g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9780471207665