I saw a demo of one of Cogito's products in February. The product finds relationships between people by using phone records, criminal histories, and credit card transactions. The NSA was supposed to be the client.
We're finding it very difficult use java with Windows in a production environment. We can't get a heap larger than 1GB without jumping through hoops. Even then, getting 1.5GB is about as good as it gets. For an application server environment with multiple integration points, this just isn't enough. On Linux or Solaris I can get just under 4GB just by flipping a switch. To get the 1.5GB or closer to 2GB on windows, you've got to disable all kinds of services and just hope you can get a contiguous region large enough.
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Our app is struts based & we have it split into multiple subprojects. Each subproject has it's own struts-config.xml. At build time we use an Ant task to combine into one file. Works flawlessly and we can mix & match subprojects by release.
I do agree with you about JSP. I preach to our team that anything you do with javascript or scriptlets can be done with a custom JSP tag, but in the end it just comes up short and we end up writing script or generating it. Either way I'd rather not do it.
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Airline passengers are commonly called SLF, Self Loading Freight.
Take the money and use the gas savings & extra pay to buy beer!
I'd like to see someone pilot one of these. http://gprime.net/video.php/flyinglawnmower
I saw a demo of one of Cogito's products in February. The product finds relationships between people by using phone records, criminal histories, and credit card transactions. The NSA was supposed to be the client.
http://www.cogitoinc.com/
It scared the crap out of me.
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This press release talks about the 933 service.R =2005_09_22_0
http://www.vonage.com/corporate/press_index.php?P
I am a vonage customer but haven't tried 933 yet.
We're finding it very difficult use java with Windows in a production environment. We can't get a heap larger than 1GB without jumping through hoops. Even then, getting 1.5GB is about as good as it gets. For an application server environment with multiple integration points, this just isn't enough. On Linux or Solaris I can get just under 4GB just by flipping a switch. To get the 1.5GB or closer to 2GB on windows, you've got to disable all kinds of services and just hope you can get a contiguous region large enough.
I tried this swill both room temperature & chilled and it sucked. Finally resorted to mixing with OJ. Definitely not shotworthy.
more google... beyond the PDF
Our app is struts based & we have it split into multiple subprojects. Each subproject has it's own struts-config.xml. At build time we use an Ant task to combine into one file. Works flawlessly and we can mix & match subprojects by release.
I do agree with you about JSP. I preach to our team that anything you do with javascript or scriptlets can be done with a custom JSP tag, but in the end it just comes up short and we end up writing script or generating it. Either way I'd rather not do it.