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1 | An overview of notification applications | 9 |
2 | Getting set up | 21 |
3 | The simplest notification application : stock quotes | 41 |
4 | Working with SQL-NS instances | 77 |
5 | Designing and prototyping an application | 117 |
6 | Completing the application prototype : scheduled subscriptions and application state | 161 |
7 | The SQL-NS subscription management API | 183 |
8 | Event providers | 231 |
9 | Content formatters | 307 |
10 | Delivery protocols | 347 |
11 | Debugging notification generation | 393 |
12 | Performance tuning | 417 |
13 | Deploying a SQL-NS instance | 449 |
14 | Administering a SQL-NS instance | 483 |
15 | Troubleshooting SQL-NS applications | 505 |
16 | Using notification services management objects | 529 |
17 | Hosting the SQL-NS execution engine | 567 |
18 | User-defined matching logic in SQL-NS applications | 581 |
App. A | Creating a development environment for your own SQL-NS applications | 649 |
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