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Up  packet Network Term  Updated  New
A unit of data of standardized size, into which information is divided for transmission over a network. Each of the packets that comprise a message travels the internetwork independently; the message is reassembled from its component packets at the destination.
Up  packet switching Network Term  Updated  New
A message delivery technique in which information is broken down into small units (packets) and then relayed through stations in a computer network along the best route available between the source and the destination.
Up  parent DOM Term
A parent is an immediate ancestor node of a node.
Up  path HTML Term
An ordered set of nodes or anchors which represent a sequence in which a web can be read. A path may represent the sequence a reader actually used, or may be a sequence recommened to the reader by the author.
Up  Pattern Markup Language XML Language/Protocol  Updated  New
"An XML-based format to describe software patterns. A pattern represents a recurring solution to a software development problem within a particular context. Patterns identify the static and dynamic collaborations and interactions between software components. In general, applying patterns to complex object-oriented applications can significantly improve software quality, increase maintainability and support broad reuse of components and architectural designs.
PML provides what UXF offers to UML for patterns. Therefore, it falititates the interoperability between development tools, intercommunications between software developers and natural extension from the existing Web environment. PML allows to explicitly encode pattern information and to help developing pattern-aware tools easily. PML internally uses UXF."
Up  PEM MISC Acronym  Updated  New
Up  PI XML Acronym
Up  PICS XML Acronym
Up  pictures XML Term  Updated  New
used in a DCD context to provide an input or format mask, or 'picture' of an alphanumeric pattern.
Using pre-defined 'picture symbols', you can constrain user input to specific characters, or a particular format.
Similar to the input mask function in Visual Basic.
The following is a list of picture symbols and their meanings.
A A single alphabetic character.
B A single blank character.
E The character E, used to indicate floating point numbers.
S The leftmost character of a picture indicating a signed number. The characters "+" or "-" may appear in the S position.
V An implied decimal sign. The input 1234 validated by a picture 99V99 is converted into 12.34.
X Any character.
Z The leftmost leading numeric character that can be replaced by a space character when the content of that content position is a zero.
9 Any numeric character.
1 Any boolean character (0 or 1).
0,/,-,., and , represent themselves.
cs The currency symbol.
Up  PIF MISC Acronym
Up  PIF-XML XML Acronym
Up  ping Network Software  Updated  New
diagnostic utility that determines whether a remote computer is active and where it can be contacted.
Up  Platform for Internet Content Selection XML Language/Protocol  Updated
The PICS framework provides a means for attaching labels to material (in particular, to indicate whether it is suitable for children).
Up  plug-in MISC Software  Updated  New
Additional software occasionally needed to help a Web browser program deal with an unusual file on the Internet. When an unusual file is downloaded, a helper application takes over for the Web browser to open and run the file.
Up  PML XML Acronym  Updated  New
Up  Point of Presence Network Term  Updated  New
Used in the context of telecommunications between companies and ISPs.
Up  Point-to-Point Protocol Network Language/Protocol  Updated  New
One way computers can communicate with each other over the Internet. PPP connections let you communicate directly with other computers on the network using TCP/IP connections.
Up  POP Network Acronym  Updated  New
Up  port MISC Hardware  Updated  New
A point of I/O access to a computer or system. Also, to convert a program from one platform to run on another (e.g., from Unix to MS-DOS or MacOS).
Up  port address Network Term  Updated  New
Up  port number Network Term  Updated  New
To ensure that each server application responds only to requests and communications from appropriate clients, each server is assigned a port address. If IP addresses are like street addresses, then ports can be thought of as apartment or suite numbers.
Up  Post Office Protocol Network Language/Protocol  Updated  New
Makes available client-server e-mail messaging.
Up  PPP Network Acronym  Updated  New
Up  Primitive Type XML Data Type  Updated  New
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) XML 1.0 recommendation also defines enumerated types (notations and enumerations) and a set of tokenized types. These types, defined in the W3C XML 1.0 recommendation, are referred to as "primitive types" within this Microsoft XML documentation.
Up  principal HTML Term
the source of some messages; for example: persons, computers, and programs
Up  Privacy Enhanced Mail Network Standard  Updated  New
A encryption standard generally used to secure Internet mail.
Up  Process Interchange Format MISC Language/Protocol
Up  Process Interchange Format XML XML Language/Protocol
Up  processing instruction XML Structural Construct
XML structural construct. Instructions that are passed through to the application. The target is specified as part of the PI. The syntax for a PI is <?pi-name content?>.
Up  protection HTML Term
The prevention of unauthorized users from reading, or writing, a particular piece of data. Also known as "authentication", "access control", etc.
Up  protocol MISC Term  Updated  New
The "must follow" regulations that govern the transmission and receipt of information across a data communications link. Languages that computers use to talk to each other. A set of standards that assures that different network products can work together. Any product using a given protocol should work with any other product using the same protocol.
Up  Python MISC Language/Protocol  Updated  New
Python is an interpreted, interactive, object oriented programming language, comparable to Tcl, Perl, Scheme and JavaTM. Python combines remarkable power with very clear syntax. It is absolutely free, even for commercial use including resale.
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