However ardently the Unix community may wish for it, Windows NT (and its successors) aren’t going away. Furthermore, the idea of a “Windows shop” that is distinct from a “Unix shop” is unrealistic in many cases. Samba allows Windows NT machines to interact with Unix machines by handling Windows Server Message Block (SMB) calls. Samba: UNIX and NT Internetworking takes a platform-neutral approach to Samba that is suitable for any reader, regardless of greater familiarity with either Windows or (more…)

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This book is a complete reference to IIS7.0—both for developers and administrators. In addition to covering the common administrative tasks, this book will take an in depth look at IIS7.0 extensibility and operations management. This information will be pulled from people running major intranets and web hosting facilities. The book will differentiate itself from other IIS 7.0 books by showing how to: (more…)

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The main goal of this book is to provide an introduction to Axis2. It teaches how to develop web applicationsavailable featuresWeb Services or Axis2 in minute detail, opting rather to provide a good understanding for using both. The in-depth technical details of Axis2, I believe, are best covered in a book in their own right.. It does not attempt to cover either using Axis2 and how to make proper use of (more…)

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“Exchange experts and Microsoft MVPs Richard Luckett, William Lefkovics, and Bharat Suneja have packed this book with practical guidance, useful information, and years of knowledge and experience. If you’re responsible for one or more aspects of an Exchange 2007-based messaging system, keep this book close, as you’ll be referring to it often!” –Scott Schnoll, Principal Technical Writer, Exchange Server Product Team, Microsoft Corporation (more…)

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