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<title>COBOL In Line Perform</title>
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<description>Working-Storage

000340 01  CAT-TYPE    PIC X(15) VALUE CALICO.
000360 01  CAT-COUNT   PIC 99 VALUE 15.  


InLine Perform Example Number 1

004310
004320     PERFORM UNTIL CAT-TYPE(CAT-COUNT:1) NOT = SPACE
004325         OR CAT-COUNT  1
004330...</description>
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<title>Java Design Patterns Factory Method</title>
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<description>Factory Method Overview

Methods to make and return components of one object various ways. 



In this example the SoupFactoryMethod defines the makeSoupBuffet method which returns a SoupBuffet object. The SoupFactoryMethod also defines the methods...</description>
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<title>Java Design Patterns Abstract Factory</title>
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<description>Abstract Factory (AKA Kit) Overview
An abstract factory has sets of methods to make families of various objects.
In this example the AbstractSoupFactory defines the method names and return types to make various kinds of soup. 
The BostonConcreteSoupFactory...</description>
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<title>Java Accessability</title>
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<description>The four types of Accessability for classes, methods, and variables
public - Available to all classes.
protected - Available to the package  subclasses.
package - (aka friendly) implied default, no modifier, Available to package
private - Available...</description>
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<title>About This Site</title>
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<description>www.FluffyCat.com first came online way back in 1998.  At the time I wasnt really sure what I wanted to do with it, so I chose the somewhat generic name of FluffyCat.com.  Slowly I put some of my own programming notes and examples online, and the site...</description>
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<title>JavaScript While</title>
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<description>Try out While Example 1




Press for Alert!

JavaScript for While Example 1






Press for Alert!



Try out While Example 2




Press for Alert!

JavaScript for While Example 2






Press for Alert!


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<title>Java Cart Tables</title>
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<description>Notes

To be certain of the most up to date table definitions look at DBUtilControllerServlet, which has complete SQL to create and populate test tables. At this time I have no admin modules to edit the tables on-line, so you cant update or even view...</description>
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<title>Java Cart Flow</title>
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The cart uses MVC (Model - View - Controller) architecture, and always starts with ControllerServlet.java, which is of course the controller. 



In the controllers servletContrext is caches information in several beans to reduce db io. The beans...</description>
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<title>Java Cart Other Shopping Carts</title>
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<description>Other e-commerce solutions, many require little set up.

PayPal:


PayPal Merchant solutions 


Perhaps the easiest way to get an online commerce system up and running. 


Elasticpath:


Elasticpath


Java based. 


X-Cart:


X-Cart...</description>
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<title>Java Cart About This Cart</title>
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<description>About This Cart - An open source, uncomplete, shopping cart design kit.

How it began.


In the spring of 2003, just for the heck of it, I began to write a shopping cart in java. After several months it became clear that a good cart would take at...</description>
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