- Industrie: Computer; Software
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Apple Inc., formerly Apple Computer, Inc., is an American multinational corporation headquartered in Cupertino, California, that designs, develops, and sells consumer electronics, computer software and personal computers.
(1) In a file system, an area reserved for software, documents, and resources and limiting the accessibility of those items. A domain is segregated from other domains. There are four domains: user, local, network, and system. (2) In networking, a complete protocol family.
Industry:Software; Computer
Software that converts an XML document into another document using an XSLT stylesheet.
Industry:Software; Computer
A datasource adaptor that allows WebObjects applications to connect to JDBC-compliant database management systems.
Industry:Software; Computer
In information property lists, a type that defines general characteristics of a family of documents. Each abstract type has corresponding concrete types. See also concrete type.
Industry:Software; Computer
In object-oriented programming, a procedure that can be executed by an object.
Industry:Software; Computer
A dynamic version of an HTML element. WebObjects includes a list of dynamic elements with which you can build web components.
Industry:Software; Computer
In Interface Builder, an alignment tool that provides information about the position of a view relative to other objects on the design surface. Dynamic guides appear only when the Option key is held down.
Industry:Software; Computer
A library for which binding of undefined symbols is delayed until execution. Code in dynamic shared libraries can be shared by multiple, concurrently running programs. See also dynamic shared library.
Industry:Software; Computer
The binding of modules, as a program executes, by the dynamic link editor (dyld). Usually the dynamic link editor binds modules into a program lazily (that is, as they are used). Thus modules not actually used during execution are never bound into the program.
Industry:Software; Computer
