Best E-book for Machine Learning using Python

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I started my looking into Machine Learning using Python last year and successfully completed some real-world use cases with one of the very well-known financial corporations. I want to share and help others who are looking forward to gaining some real-world knowledge in Machine learning and Python Programming. If you are a Kindle user, it is free of cost. Please click the link below.

Machine Learning With Python

Please leave comments/suggestions. See you on my Blog!

Thanks,

Chirag.

Digital Experience Platforms (DXP's) Reviews on Gartner

 Hello Friends,

This technical era thrives on providing the best Digital Experience to the customers on your application/website. I came across a very good article and thought of sharing if anyone needs help to pick on the best Digital Experience Platforms (DXP) that are trending in today's world. 

https://www.gartner.com/reviews/market/digital-experience-platforms

Coming soon with more articles. Leave a comment or start a discussion. See you on my Blog!

Thanks,

Chirag.

Myths & Facts – IBM Websphere Portal and UI

Hello friends,

Here is a very good article which I would like to share for all the Portal developers and architects.

http://blogs.perficient.com/spark/2014/05/22/myths-facts-websphere-portal-and-ui/

Thanks & Regards,
Chirag Rana.

Changing or setting up Page Title of a JSR-286 Portlet dynamically

Hello Friends,

To write into the HTML head section of your JSR 286 portlet, for example, to change a page title, use the addProperty method on the PortletResponse.

Invoke the addProperty method to modify the HTML head section.

PortletReponse.addProperty(String key, org.w3c.dom.Element element)

Note: When modifying the HTML head section, you must invoke the addProperty method before the response headers are committed. This should occur no later than during the render headers sub phase of the render lifecycle phase.

Example:

protected void doHeaders(RenderRequest request, RenderResponse response)
{
    Element title = response.createElement("title");
    title.setTextContent("My Portal Page Title");
    response.addProperty(MimeResponse.MARKUP_HEAD_ELEMENT, title);
}

Thanks,
Chirag

Setting headers for a JSR 286 portlet

Hello Friends,


To set HTTP header information in your JSR 286 portlet, use the setProperty and addProperty methods of the PortletResponse.

Specify the appropriate method, depending on whether you want to overwrite or append key values.

setProperty(String key, String value): Overwrites all previous values for the given key.
addProperty(String key, String value): Attempts to append the key value.

When setting headers in the render lifecycle phase, portlets should set the header in the render headers part or simply override the GenericPortlet.doHeaders method to make sure the server's response headers have not already been committed. Note, however, that the delivery of HTTP headers to the client cannot be guaranteed, because other portlets on a page might override it or the setting of some header attributes might be against the portal's policy.

Thanks,
Chirag

Two-Phase rendering support in IBM WebSphere Portal 7.0 and 8.0 with JSR 286 Portlets.

Hello Friends,

When you work on portlets there are certain challenges when it comes to setting up cookies, http headers or changing the page title dynamically. IBM WebSphere Portal with JSR-286 portlets can solve this problem by enabling Two-Phase Rendering.

By default, two-phase rendering is turned off. To enable two-phase rendering for a portlet, you must update the portlet.xml deployment descriptor for the portlet.

Add the following entry to the file:

<portlet>
...
<container-runtime-option>
<name>javax.portlet.renderHeaders</name>
<value>true</value>
</container-runtime-option>
</portlet>

Enjoy,
Chirag Rana

Win A Free Copy of IBM Websphere Portal 8: Web Experience Factory and the Cloud e-book

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Packt Publishing is organizing a give away especially for you. All you need to do is just comment below the post and win a free copy of IBM WebSphere Portal 8: Web Experience Factory and the Cloud. Two lucky winners stand a chance to win an e-copy of the book. Keep reading to find out how you can be one of the Lucky One. Here is the link to the book.

Overview of IBM Websphere Portal 8: Web Experience Factory and the Cloud eBook

1. The only book that explains the various phases in a complete portal project life cycle
2. Full of illustrations, diagrams, and tips with clear step-by-step instructions and real time examples
3. Take a deep dive into Portal architectural analysis, design and deployment 

How to Enter?

1. Simply post your expectations from this book in comments section below. 
2. Follow this blog.
3. You could be one of the 2 lucky participants to win the e-copy.

DeadLine:

The contest will close on 12/31/2012 . Winners will be contacted by email, so be sure to use your real email address when you comment!

Thanks & Regards,

Chirag.