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Up UDP Network Acronym Updated New
Up ui1 XML Data Type Updated New
Unsigned integer. A number, unsigned, no fractions, no exponent. For example: "1, 255".
Up ui2 XML Data Type Updated New
Unsigned integer, two bytes. A number, unsigned, no fractions, no exponent. For example: "1, 255, 65535".
Up ui4 XML Data Type Updated New
Unsigned integer, four bytes. A number, unsigned, no fractions, no exponent. For example: "1, 703, 3000000000".
Up ui8 XML Data Type Updated New
Unsigned integer, eight bytes. A number, unsigned, no fractions, no exponent. For example: "1483433434334".
Up Ultrix MISC Operating System Updated New
Up UML MISC Acronym Updated New
Up UML eXchange Format XML Language/Protocol Updated New
An XML-based model interchange format for UML.
Up uncooked model DOM Term
Up Unicode MISC Language/Protocol Updated New
Unicode Standard. See "The Unicode Standard, Version 2.0", Reading Mass., Addison-Wesley Developers Press, 1996
Up Unified Modeling Language MISC Language/Protocol Updated New
A standard software modeling language by Object Management Group.
It has been widely accepted in the software engineering area, because it provides most of the concepts and notations that are essential for documenting object-oriented models.
Up Uniform Resource Identifier XML Term
The generic set of all names and addresses that refer to resources, including URLs and URNs. Defined in Berners-Lee, T., R. Fielding, and L. Masinter, Uniform Resource Identifiers (URI): Generic Syntax and Semantics. 1997. See updates to the W3C document RFC1738. The Layman-Bray proposal for namespaces makes every element name subordinate to a URI, which would ensure that element names are always unambiguous.
Up Uniform Resource Locator XML Term Updated
The set of URI schemes that have explicit instructions on how to access the resource on the Internet.
A Web site's address.
Up Uniform Resource Name XML Term
A Uniform Resource Name identifies a persistent Internet resource.
Up Unix MISC Operating System Updated New
A computer operating system, originally developed at AT&T Bell Laboratories, that is compatible with a wide range of computer systems.
Up Unix-to-Unix Copy Network Term Updated New
Originally, a program that ran under the Unix operating system and allowed one Unix system to send files to another via dial-up phone lines. At present, the term generally is applied to the large international network that uses the UUCP protocol to pass news and electronic mail. Commonly Port Number 540
Up updategram XML Term
XML generated by agents to notify the client of changes to data on the server, or vice versa; the agents could run on the middle tier to access multiple existing database management systems (DBMSs) and output XML.
Up upload Network Term Updated New
To send or transmit a file from one computer to another via modem.
Up URI Network Acronym Updated
Up uri - data type XML Data Type Updated New
Universal Resource Identifier (URI). For example, "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:Office9".
Up URL Network Acronym
Up URN Network Acronym
Up Usenet Network Term Updated New
Refers mostly to the newsgroups, but also to e-mail. Usenet travels on the Internet, but also over modems and satellites
Up user agent Network Term Updated
Up User Datagram Protocol Network Language/Protocol Updated New
Up user name Network Term Updated New
An address that designates a personal account on a large computer.
Up UUCP Network Acronym Updated New
Up Uuencode Network Term Updated New
A common Internet formatting standard for encoding files attached to electronic mail messages.
Up uuid XML Data Type Updated New
Hexadecimal digits representing octets, optional embedded hyphens that are ignored. For example: "333C7BC4-460F-11D0-BC04-0080C7055A83".
Up UXF XML Acronym Updated New
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