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I am wondering if it is viable to store cached items in Session variables, rather than creating a file-based caching solution? Because it is once per user, it could reduce some extra calls to the database if a user visits more than one page. But is it...
Started by Chacha102 on
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Users, I would really go with another solution, be it file-based or not (even for data specific.
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I'm considering setting up a software-based iSCSI environment for some development/test VMs. Some of the research that I've done has lead me to StarWind's Free iSCSI product.
I was all happy since it seemed to fit my needs nicely (remember, this isn't...
Started by Peter Bernier on
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All I can suggest....
My experience will say nothing, I suppose, but thousands of users are continue to work with our production, but it seems like there are any of them on SF, unfortunatelly .
Actually I'm little confused by you're saying about "spammy".
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I'm going to start a new project - rewriting an existing system (PHP + SQL Server) from scratch because of some very serious limitations by design. We have some quite good knowledge of SQL Server (currently we're using SQL Server 2000 in existing system...
Started by martinsb on
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As lubos suggested, you'd be doing yourself a favour to look at c# but if you're much more comfortable with Java then there shouldn't be any real limitations... .
But you shouldn't have too much trouble with Java and SQL2000 .
I don't know about Java and 2008...
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I am writing a program that and like to implement data verification system. It needs to return a unique string for any value entered. My question boils down to: is it possible for an AES function to return the same value for two different entries? The...
Started by Anders on
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However, to answer your question, it is not possible for AES to return the same value for two... .
You should instead use a strong hashing algorithm, like SHA .
AES will not necessarily return the same value for the same input twice, given only the same key .
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Is UML still seen as a viable way of a documenting a software design?
Extra points for references that back up any claims :)
Started by Thomas Bratt on
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While enthusiasts.
UML is sometimes seen as a viable way image as the only-and-always-best solution for software development.
Thinking is the only viable way of designing software.
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Take a look at http://www.chromeexperiments.com/
I think JavaScript is very close to have everything that RIAs can offer.
What's missing from or for JavaScript to make it a viable RIA development alternative?
Started by Bassel Alkhateeb on
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If you develop a solution today, will your users.
They can afford replacing the existing systems.
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I am familiar with C++ RTTI, and find the concept interesting.
Still there exist a lot of more ways to abuse it than to use it correctly (the RTTI-switch dread comes to mind). As a developer, I found (and used) only two viable uses for it (more exactly...
Started by paercebal on
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But RTTI is mentioned in Effective C++ as a possible solution to multi-methods in C++.
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I am currently in the process of designing a database-driven website to manage various personal data and some business data. This is primarily a personal app, however it will be used by a few clients to retrieve and update information. Is Perl still a...
Started by jerbenn on
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Perl is (and will always be, in....
Any (reasonable) language you're confident with is viable.
It's no less viable than it was in the past—it's a solid and well-supported to use Perl, it would be worth looking at.
Small feature at a time.
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I'm in the process of designing a solution for the company I work at (but have just resigned from) which has a very complex application process in it. The process is close to 10 steps (including T&C's and preview) and also has some very tricky UI-level...
Started by Slace on
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Sessions are good for that (not so much the query params or hidden variables as those can be tampered with, just having to think about that possibility when developing... .
From what you're saying your problem is about keeping state between multiple pages/forms .
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In evaluating different systems integration strategies, I've come across some words of encouragement, but also some words of frustration over BizTalk Server.
What are some pros and cons to using BizTalk Server (both from a developer standpoint and a business...
Started by Kilhoffer on
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It is far easier to develop....
How hard is it to parse data files and convert them to a different format? Not that hard, so that you can give one archive for your whole process solution to your administrator and he can, Mirth makes up.
solution.
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