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Hi, I have a table with devices, their buyed country and their buyed date. I want to retrieve : - the total number of devices by country - and the number of devices buyed since 1 month for each country.
I use this request to make this :
SELECT countryCode...
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Tests results : countrycode.
With the request :
SELECT countrycode, COUNT( * ) AS sinceBeginning, SUM( buyedDate >= DATE_SUB;
The performance is better : original request takes 4 seconds, now 2 seconds.
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Can anyone tell me. What exactly is Ajax request? Is it different from Servlet Request?
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A servlet ....
An Ajax call is an asynchronous request initiated by the browser that does not directly result in a page transition.
An AJAX request is made (using Javascript) from the client, while a servlet request is made (using.
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What's the difference between request.env['REQUEST_URI'] and request.env['REQUEST_PATH'] in Rails? They always seem to contain the same value.
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For example :
REQUEST_URI = /foo/bar/?x=1&y=2 REQUEST_PATH = /foo/bar the methods in Request instead....
But I'm not completely sure of that.
I believe REQUEST_URI also contains query GET arguments, whereas REQUEST_PATH don't.
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Why it is converting to lowercase? In Firefox it goes as: "X-Requested-With". While in IE, it goes as: "x-requested-with"
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Function doXHR() { var request.
These are treated as case insensitive by the server so it really doesn't matter .
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It seems like the WebService(SOAP) Request of JMeter does not include headers in the request defined in a HTTP Header Manager .
I want to send Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate with every SOAP request of my JMeter test - is there a way to achieve that?
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After that I found out that the incoming compressed response .
This one sends the configured request headers to the server.
The SOAP/XML-RPC Request Sampler instead of the the WebService(SOAP) Request .
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Hello I'm developing an ajax project, but i'm confusing in something
i have 3 functions that are sending data to the server every function has a certain job.
is it better to group the ajax request that will be send from each function and send it in one...
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Perhaps a single request with options that control what is sent back....
Browsers to query the 10-minute data along with the 10-second data every 10 seconds .
If you can consolidate them into a single request, neatly, I'd suggest you do that.
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What do @ and (int) do in the following.
$id=(int)@$_REQUEST['id'];
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Int) is converting whatever the value of $_REQUEST['id'] into an integer (this is called casting)..
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Hello Experts,
This is a two part question.
Q1: Can cURL based request 100% imitate a browser based request?
Q2: If yes, what all options should be set. If not what extra does the browser do that cannot bee imitated by cURL?
I have a website and I see...
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For instance....
R1 : I suppose, if you set all the correct headers, that, yes, a curl-based request can imitate a browser-based one : after all, both send an HTTP request, which is just a couple of lines of text or LiveHTTPHeaders to get that.
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Several of my ajax applications in the past have used GET request but now I'm starting to use POST request instead. POST requests seem to be slightly more secure and definitely more url friendly/pretty. Thus, i'm wondering if there is any reason why I...
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If it does, it should be a POST request, if it ....
This request can anything important change after the request? (Logging and the like notwithstanding).
Just fetching some info.
Doing a request which has no side effects, e.g.
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I have a textbox that for each time a user inputs a letter I make a search with an ajax request and show the result "live" for the user. Often when a user types the letters it takes longer time for the request to be made than for the user to input a new...
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You you could check a request ID with how....
I'm guessing for this situation synchronous is going to be too slow .
From the Jquery docs : you specify the async option to be false to get a synchronous Ajax request the request is active.
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