I second this emotion. When you have to all of a sudden learn a third language just to use taglibs, the functionality gains are quickly lost. While I entirely agree with the above said, I don't often simplify the jsp to just one object. More often than not I force the designer to create a template and just or it into the jsp, which allows the the core logic to take up the majority of the jsp and keeps the overall look of the page up to the designers whims. If they don't like the aesthetics of the data being displayed, they send me the corrected html tags for displaying and I make the changes.
I received an email a few months ago stating that we were dropping our netscape site licenses in favor of Mozilla, but for email we still use Lotus Notes yech.
Reminds of those old 007 movies where he has the mini camera and snaps pictures of top secret documents. With a license to kill I don't think the DMCA bothers him much.
http://www.close.u-net.com/ltmodem.html or do a search for ltmodem. I'm not sure in redhat, but you will probably have to have at least the kernel headers installed, though I usually keep a copy of the kernel source on the drive anyway.
C# taks this notion to a whole new level - notion of disconnected DB-access, where you use an in-memory cache to download interesting tables/rows from your DB, disconnect & operate on that subset, & then sync up your data.
I believe this is also available in the most recent version of JDBC, the notion of disconnected datasets. There was such a demand for it actually that there were offshoot projects that started cropping up a few years ago and as such an implementation was added to JDBC 3.0
I think the need is apparent when you try to run class files on bsd, aix, hpux etc.... It's not that there aren't jvm's for these platforms, it's that they tend to stagnate at certain revision levels. If the Core API were opensourced, it would be possible to make jvm's for all versions of the jvm across all platforms. Otherwise, we're looking at having to code everything in C using the GNU opensource libraries just to do what Sun claims java will do, run everywhere.
I'm hoping that this will happen. With projects like gnuclasspath and gcj, the java java language could really take off like a rocket if there were a fully compliant set of classes.
Look, as a current contractor, and having been a salaried employee in more than one field in the past, I can only say you got yourself into this mess, now deal with it. Only in the computer industry is any sort of recourse even discussed. You think salaried restaurant managers get recourse when they have to work 60-70 hours a week? ha! I'm not saying a salary position is bad, especially in the computer industry. I'll probably do it again in the future but the key is to NOT WORK A LOT unless it's called for. When I was on salary I made it a point to NOT work 40 hours a week as often as possible, it make up for the times when you have to do overtime.
How about an Ultrasparc box that runs linux? Part of the appeal that Sun has is that their hardware, while not the fastest or cheapest, is damn well made. I remember a lot of people who hated windows because they felt that windows was responsible for the terrible performance of their machine, then installed linux and realized it wasn't the software, it was the hardware. In general, X86 hardware is not as well made as other platforms.
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How does one get IIS/5.0 on a linux machine? I'm pretty sure wine's not that capable.
I think what the initial poster was trying to get at was a private property. At least that's what I expected. The javabeans spec forces all properties to be private with public get/set functions. You don't really need get/set functions for default or public access. You can just specify myObject.proerty = value. It would be nice if there a syntax that would auto create get and set functions for private properties.
Most VHS tapes do have a form of copyright enforcement by Macrovision. It's a combination of a signal on the tape, and a chip in all but the oldest of VCR's. Making a vcr to vcr copy doesn't work very well neither does video capture though tv capture cards. There are several enterprising companies in the european market who sell hardware that will get around this. Trying to import this product in the U.S. is probably illegal.
hehe, the only people that give a shit about architecture are the people that sell good quality hardware that is guaranteed to run for years at a time without failure. I can't count how many times I've seen a business opt for a cheaper Intel solution only to see uptimes drop from years to days. I laugh every time I see a company drop their tandem, s390, or E10000 in exchange for a few PC's. It's no wonder our economy is in such a downturn.
I remember when Flash was released. I thought, wow, this is like Director, only it doesn't do as much. Why didn't they incorporate the features of flash ito director? Now it seems like Macromedia is reverse engineering to incorporate the features of Director into flash? Does this seem ass backwards to anyone else?
I remember when Flash was released. I thought, wow, this is like Director, only it doesn't do as much. Why didn't they incorporate the features of flash ito director? Now it seems like Macromedia is reverse engineering to inorporate the features of Director into flash? Does this seem ass backwards to anyone else?
You know, for the longest time, Sun's company motto was "The network is the computer." Seeing as how they've been a nix environment for as long as I can remember, this does sort of seem ridiculous to reiterate.
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I would think that percentage would be considerably higher. Oh wait, you mean computer games.
hehehe, web designers are a necessary evil. I'm glad I don't have to be the art fag that asks whether a page is visually appealing.
ack I import the template...
I second this emotion. When you have to all of a sudden learn a third language just to use taglibs, the functionality gains are quickly lost. While I entirely agree with the above said, I don't often simplify the jsp to just one object. More often than not I force the designer to create a template and just or it into the jsp, which allows the the core logic to take up the majority of the jsp and keeps the overall look of the page up to the designers whims. If they don't like the aesthetics of the data being displayed, they send me the corrected html tags for displaying and I make the changes.
I received an email a few months ago stating that we were dropping our netscape site licenses in favor of Mozilla, but for email we still use Lotus Notes yech.
Reminds of those old 007 movies where he has the mini camera and snaps pictures of top secret documents. With a license to kill I don't think the DMCA bothers him much.
http://www.close.u-net.com/ltmodem.html or do a search for ltmodem. I'm not sure in redhat, but you will probably have to have at least the kernel headers installed, though I usually keep a copy of the kernel source on the drive anyway.
I have a IBM thinkpad with a winmodem running debian, never had any problems with it. Heck I've even got the infrared port running.
C# taks this notion to a whole new level - notion of disconnected DB-access, where you use an in-memory cache to download interesting tables/rows from your DB, disconnect & operate on that subset, & then sync up your data.
I believe this is also available in the most recent version of JDBC, the notion of disconnected datasets. There was such a demand for it actually that there were offshoot projects that started cropping up a few years ago and as such an implementation was added to JDBC 3.0
I think the need is apparent when you try to run class files on bsd, aix, hpux etc.... It's not that there aren't jvm's for these platforms, it's that they tend to stagnate at certain revision levels. If the Core API were opensourced, it would be possible to make jvm's for all versions of the jvm across all platforms. Otherwise, we're looking at having to code everything in C using the GNU opensource libraries just to do what Sun claims java will do, run everywhere.
I'm hoping that this will happen. With projects like gnuclasspath and gcj, the java java language could really take off like a rocket if there were a fully compliant set of classes.
Look, as a current contractor, and having been a salaried employee in more than one field in the past, I can only say you got yourself into this mess, now deal with it. Only in the computer industry is any sort of recourse even discussed. You think salaried restaurant managers get recourse when they have to work 60-70 hours a week? ha! I'm not saying a salary position is bad, especially in the computer industry. I'll probably do it again in the future but the key is to NOT WORK A LOT unless it's called for. When I was on salary I made it a point to NOT work 40 hours a week as often as possible, it make up for the times when you have to do overtime.
I assure you it does. That's why there are dos drivers for most network cards.
How about an Ultrasparc box that runs linux? Part of the appeal that Sun has is that their hardware, while not the fastest or cheapest, is damn well made. I remember a lot of people who hated windows because they felt that windows was responsible for the terrible performance of their machine, then installed linux and realized it wasn't the software, it was the hardware. In general, X86 hardware is not as well made as other platforms.
6 www.chaindrugstore.net 319 329 330 Linux Microsoft-IIS/5.0 from http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/hosted?netname=AKAMA I-PI-1,193.108.88.0,193.108.95.255
How does one get IIS/5.0 on a linux machine? I'm pretty sure wine's not that capable.
hahaha!!! office space jokes never stop being funny.
I think what the initial poster was trying to get at was a private property. At least that's what I expected. The javabeans spec forces all properties to be private with public get/set functions. You don't really need get/set functions for default or public access. You can just specify myObject.proerty = value. It would be nice if there a syntax that would auto create get and set functions for private properties.
Most VHS tapes do have a form of copyright enforcement by Macrovision. It's a combination of a signal on the tape, and a chip in all but the oldest of VCR's. Making a vcr to vcr copy doesn't work very well neither does video capture though tv capture cards. There are several enterprising companies in the european market who sell hardware that will get around this. Trying to import this product in the U.S. is probably illegal.
hehe, the only people that give a shit about architecture are the people that sell good quality hardware that is guaranteed to run for years at a time without failure. I can't count how many times I've seen a business opt for a cheaper Intel solution only to see uptimes drop from years to days. I laugh every time I see a company drop their tandem, s390, or E10000 in exchange for a few PC's. It's no wonder our economy is in such a downturn.
because slackware isn't ported to as many architectures as debian.
>Flash has a 'hold' on web.. the flash player (ver 5) has nearly a 98% install rate... far more than Shockwave.
I understand the install rate is higher, but that could have occurred if shockwave had stayed primarily a director plugin.
>Director's big feat is 3d and games, mostly for cdrom delivery.
Director was providing shockwave(web content, albeit rather large at the time due to bitmapped graphics) before flash was released.
If these are the reasons that are supposed to provide me with sound understanding of their business decisions, I'm still at a loss.
I remember when Flash was released. I thought, wow, this is like Director, only it doesn't do as much. Why didn't they incorporate the features of flash ito director? Now it seems like Macromedia is reverse engineering to incorporate the features of Director into flash? Does this seem ass backwards to anyone else?
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I remember when Flash was released. I thought, wow, this is like Director, only it doesn't do as much. Why didn't they incorporate the features of flash ito director? Now it seems like Macromedia is reverse engineering to inorporate the features of Director into flash? Does this seem ass backwards to anyone else?
You know, for the longest time, Sun's company motto was "The network is the computer." Seeing as how they've been a nix environment for as long as I can remember, this does sort of seem ridiculous to reiterate.