thanks for the reply:) Actually the data that will be stored is XML, and is very well suited for XML. Plus the application that will retrieve it later, will be expecting a Well-formed and valid XML as the input.
Apache's Xindice also support storing everything in Relational DB.
i go on long bike rides. i used to take my handheld PC with me, but soon i figured it is hard to find a wi-fi spot. So i bought a conector for my nextel phone (approx $45) to my IPAQ and I enjoy connectivity whenever and wherever i want.
what entertainment means to one person, may not be entertainment to another person. e.g. i think watching powerpuff girls is entertainment, however there are many people who think it is a waste of time.
for every software engineering project, there is a requirements gathering phase, in which the customer is queried about the requirements. the customer give some vague requirements, and the design team work with those requirements. being the buying customers of the games, we should be queried on what we would like to see in the game:) just kiddin...:)
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why cant all this information be on a searchable website? and charge me subscription...
look @ great wall of china and pyramids of egypt. people worked really hard to build them.
about spam stopping software.
Is there a IEEE standard for mapping logical representation to physical representation?
Arcosanti is housing project designed and developed by Paolo Soleric
then i should try it out. will do it tonite.
tree like structure of XML vs tabular format of RDBMS.
An ORDBMS might work in some situations.
looks good. but doesnt have a Java API. My app is going to use Apache Cocoon which runs on Tomcat. So I would prefer a DB that has Java API
The XML that I will be storing is a tree like structure, with lotsof children. so mapping that to relational database was not easy.
the other option for me was to use a pure OODB like objctivity, which i have used in other project. I could still use it for this projekt.
But I thought it would be better if I use some engine that support XPath and XQuery.
thanks for the reply :) Actually the data that will be stored is XML, and is very well suited for XML. Plus the application that will retrieve it later, will be expecting a Well-formed and valid XML as the input.
Apache's Xindice also support storing everything in Relational DB.
i go on long bike rides. i used to take my handheld PC with me, but soon i figured it is hard to find a wi-fi spot. So i bought a conector for my nextel phone (approx $45) to my IPAQ and I enjoy connectivity whenever and wherever i want.
now we have visual information overload. no time to deciper the meaning of the data. does that make us less knowledgeable?
link to powerpuff girls
what entertainment means to one person, may not be entertainment to another person. e.g. i think watching powerpuff girls is entertainment, however there are many people who think it is a waste of time.
serious information overload. when all you are getting is information, but you have NO time to decipher it, it is no good.....
seriously :)
conflict of interest?
and kill someone.
for every software engineering project, there is a requirements gathering phase, in which the customer is queried about the requirements. the customer give some vague requirements, and the design team work with those requirements. :) just kiddin... :)
being the buying customers of the games, we should be queried on what we would like to see in the game
do you think this has to do anything with the high rate of unemployment, and discontent among the people?
In my 3D grafix programming life, i never heard these noises :)
I think spam will be part of our lives, just like pollution, and nuclear waste. How can we learn to effectively ignore spam?
I was wondering how many large corporation are using SpamAssasin. And if not, why not?
I thought there was lots of resistance against Do-not-email list.....
if you make any code opensource, you should be prepared for other's to copy it.
Now let us see what GPL does.....