Component Object Model

84 Le polymorphisme ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 88 Depuis Java 7 : la classe Objects ............................................................................................................................................................................. 93 Modéliser ses objets grâce à UML .................................

dessin. Bien que le contenu de chaque version nationale d'ArchiCAD soit différent, quelques plans de liste sont intégrés dans ArchiCAD et sont disponibles même si ArchiCAD n'a pas de bibliothèque active. Les listes graphiques sont créés à partir de modèles prédéfinis configurables à l’aide de l'Assistant de format. Voir “Le dialogue Définir Listes” on page 29 et “Assistant de Format” on page 37. 2 Guide aux calculs ArchiCAD 10 Types de listes TYPES DE LISTES Après avoir analysé les données

Ph.D. thesis focuses on configuration and deployment of message-oriented middleware on scalable heterogeneous systems. It aims at the definition of a configurable MOM model allowing static and dynamic configuration. The objective is to associate results on asynchronous systems which lead to the definition of asynchronous communication models, and recent works on synchronous middlewares which focus on adaptability. Our works lead to the creation of D REAM (Dynamic REflective Asynchronous Middleware), an

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Approach xv 1 3 4 5 6 8 10 10 12 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 24 25 27 28 v vi The Sales Approach The Consumer Approach Tourism Marketing and the Consumer Approach Marketing’s Relationship to the External Environment Components of the Macro Environment Components of the Micro Environment Environmental Scanning Methods Direct Contact Method Research Method Scanning the Macro Environment Economic Environment Social Environment Demographic Environment Scanning the Micro Environment Business

sur la théorie fonctionnelle des attitudes dans lequel nous identifions six composantes de la valeur de consommation (utilitaire, connaissance, stimulation expérientielle, lien social, expression de soi, spirituelle). Par ailleurs, nous proposons un modèle intégrateur expliquant la valeur globale (ratio entre bénéfices et sacrifices) par les composantes de la valeur de consommation. Une application au cinéma en salle nous permet de valider la mesure des six composantes de la valeur de consommation,

trove of research material to readers. The second is a novella in hypertext form. The third example examines digital textbooks that include multimedia, assessment, and other digital tools. Each of these cases demonstrates creative approaches, business models, and methods of review that point to the enhanced, interactive, interlinked future of the e-book. Keywords: e-Books, Information Society, Electronic Texts, Innovation, Hypertext, Open Access, Digital Publishing, Enhanced E-books, Interactive, e-Learning

on the group is apparent by the number of contributions, over 90,000 posts in such a short time is astounding. Most states in Australia have been having group get-togethers for members to meet and discuss aquaponics first hand with each other. The object of the discussion forum was to create a central learning hub, where people from around the world can learn from others in a stimulating environment. The online discussions have led to many new systems being built by members, with people sharing their

Beyond Positions to the Underlying Interests Asking why | Why would you want to ...? What would you do with ...? What is the reason for wanting to ...? | Asking why not | Why couldn't you ...? What would be wrong with doing this? Why would you object to ...? | 3. Exploring the Zone of Bargaining and Options Summarizing positions up to this point | Can we summarize your position up to this point? Would you care to summarize your position up this point? | Confirming a negotiating position

leur fréquentation par les consommateurs. Dans les travaux des années 1970, le centre commercial est appréhendé comme un lieu géographique dans la mesure où ce sont surtout les facteurs spatiaux qui sont étudiés. En comportement du consommateur, les modèles de recherche sur les centres commerciaux furent guidés, à cette époque, par des approches dites gravitationnelles (Feinberg, 1991 ; Stoltman et al., 1991). Ces conceptions se concentrent sur l’étude du niveau d’attractivité du centre en fonction de