Try "onkeyup" event, I used this method (~Nov 2007) with javascript routines for validation of user user entry (using regex) for entry of multicast address's etc. I was validating the entry and changing the background of the entry field to indicate valid/invalid data and enabling/disabling of the submit button.
This is not new, it might not be done in webapps often but we/I used to do this in client-server systems, stop users sumbitting crap/invalid data.
Agree, once we had a case of developers (cobol) were sorting the data using "Bubble sort" in the main part of the application. The DBA had been through the various tricks (analyzing tables, indexes etc) for a 5% gain, till we discovered what the developer had done.
One of the big issues is a lot of developer who know OOD know bugger all about databases. What i've found is the the quick to develop apps usually the worst for performance. I come from a development DBA background along with Java and C - the trick is knowing what should be done in each tier and making the best use of the tier.
There are several, they are called the Fedora/SUSE/UBUNTU install cd. I can supply you a copy for $99.99. Think about it no more McAfeeetc. Best deal in town!
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Try "onkeyup" event, I used this method (~Nov 2007) with javascript routines for validation of user user entry (using regex) for entry of multicast address's etc. I was validating the entry and changing the background of the entry field to indicate valid/invalid data and enabling/disabling of the submit button.
This is not new, it might not be done in webapps often but we/I used to do this in client-server systems, stop users sumbitting crap/invalid data.
PS3 does.
Agree, once we had a case of developers (cobol) were sorting the data using "Bubble sort" in the main part of the application. The DBA had been through the various tricks (analyzing tables, indexes etc) for a 5% gain, till we discovered what the developer had done.
One of the big issues is a lot of developer who know OOD know bugger all about databases. What i've found is the the quick to develop apps usually the worst for performance. I come from a development DBA background along with Java and C - the trick is knowing what should be done in each tier and making the best use of the tier.
There are several, they are called the Fedora/SUSE/UBUNTU install cd. I can supply you a copy for $99.99. Think about it no more McAfeeetc. Best deal in town!
Totally agree, the technology is already there (been there for 5+ years).
In the Java ControlPanel under the "Java" tab
"Java Applet Runtime Setting" section
"java Runtime Parameters" eg -Xms128M -Xmx256M
And what's wrong with that?
1. Create buggy software that encourages virus and trojan attacks
2. Create software to protect against against siad threat
3. Profit
Must be out of the mafia handbook
http://www.sun.com
Home > Products & Services
Select "Java 2 SDK, Standard Edition"
which takes you to http://java.sun.com/j2se/
hardly hidden?
Running a Mickey Mouse OS
I'm running it on RH9, on a 700MHz laptop with 256Mb ram.
Think it was olvwm, you could drag windows into/out of the pager to appear in the current view/page. That one only feature i wish the fvwm2 pager had.