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Is there a particular topic that you'd like to see covered in a future version of the Programming Newsletter? If so, let me know at browsers@aboutguide.com or on Twitter @browserexpert. | | | | | Copying Reference Types in VB.NET | | In VB.NET, 'types' (the catch-all name for a piece of information in the .NET Framework) are either 'value' types or 'reference' types. This is consistent with the ByVal or ByRef keywords because it indicates whether a copy is made of the piece of information, or whether two pointers to the same location in memory are made when the piece of information is copied. | | | | | Automating with Robot | | Robot is a class provided by AWT (the base windowing toolkit in Java) to automate mouse movements and keystrokes at the native level. This can be used from anywhere in your Java applications, whether they have visible windows displayed or not. Therefore, it can be utilized to send virtual keystrokes from your Web application to the server's operating system. | | | | | Using the Mail Function in PHP | | Many websites offer a way for you to send them an email from a simple form on their site. Providing the form, as opposed to simply listing your email address, not only looks nicer but also serves two purposes. First, the form lets the website owner decide what information it is important to collect and prompts the users to fill in the answers to each of their questions. Second, if you list your email directly on the site it can be picked up by bots designed to farm email addresses. | | | | | Java Network Launch Protocol | | The JNLP enables an application to be downloaded from a server and launched on a user's desktop. The application can either be an applet using the latest Java Plug-in, or a Java application deployed with Java Web Start. If an application is launched using JNLP then it also has access to the functionality contained within the JNLP API. | | | | | | |  | You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the About Programming newsletter. If you wish to unsubscribe, please click here.
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