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List of minimum operating system requirement for Geneva server?
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1 required....
ADFS v.
However, I don't know which edition will be required.
I think server 2003 will be supported as well as 2008 .
Some google foo will turn up the following document: Geneva 7.7 System Requirements
This isn't finalized yet.
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Is public declaration a requirement for a class to be serializable? I've been going through some code where all classes marked as [Serializable] were also declared public. I could not find formal documentation stating this.
Started by Agnel Kurian on
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It's not surprising that you see Serializable.
No, there is no such requirement for Serializable .
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Unbelievable as it sounds, I received a request for proposal for a project which has the Internet Explorer 5.0 and Firefox 2.0 as minimum browser requirements!
We tried to explain to the client all the issues regarding such requirements, but since it'...
Started by muerte on
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Getting a website is otherwise interesting and could be....
ADDED: Seems that you can't accept this browser requirement, assuming that this is a time-and-materials contract.
Against this particular requirement to the best of your abilities.
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My requirement as follows:
if a5 = 'a' then b5 = 1 if a5 = 'b' then b5 = 2 if a5 = 'c' then b5 = 3 if a5 = 'd' then b5 = 4 if a5 = 'e' then b5 = 5 else enter correct letter
total no. of conditions are more than 5 as of now and then i need to put default...
Started by arunachalam on
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You can nest them to accomplish if-else chains via IF(condition1, trueValue, IF(elseCondition, elseTrue, defaultValue))
Formulas are entered in a cell in Excel by starting the cell's contents... .
Excel's IF statement is IF(condition, trueValue, FalseValue).
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Probably an easy one:
Are there any rules of thumb or pointers that could help recognise political requirements?
Let’s say one of stakeholders (your boss, a head of another department or an actual user) asks for a feature or particular characteristic ...
Started by Totophil on
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Start with the simple question: * Are the authors/originators of the requirement really using the software in question?
The requirement could come from your boss but it could be a translated valid requirement of the real user
The....
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It’s been only recently that I have been responsible for requirement gathering and I am quite overwhelmed by my inability to capture ALL requirements. At the end of a release requirements slip and I am, to say the least quite annoyed with me.
In the upcoming...
Started by Preets on
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In this way, requirement gaps can be caught.
Neither the client, Nor the consultant the frequent and regular delivery of high quality software .
Is a defined, proven way of requirement modeling.
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Hi all,
I have the following requirement.
Parent child mapping table
ID ParentID ChildID
1 1 2
2 1 3
3 2 4
3 2 5
3 4 6
Main Table
ID ViewCount 1 3 2 4 3 4 4 5 5 6
The Parent and childs are present in the same table itself and having their own viewcounts...
Started by Ramesh on
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Don't hold your breath waiting for MySQL to implement it: http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php... .
Getting a node and all its children (for example to sum their ViewCount s requires recursion.
The structure you have (parent/child) is called Adjacency List.
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Are there any tools that would help with reading software requirement documents that contain a mix of domain specific and company specific acronyms and jargon. In particular I was looking for a tool that would allow me to view Acrobat or Microsoft Word...
Started by Ivo Bosticky on
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Not at the end - not a glossary....
Every one of my organizations software requirements documents contains a definitions and acronyms section at the beginning of the document (a sub-section of the SRS introduction).
This isn't so much a tool, but ....
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I am currently in my senior year at the Citadel, and I am a computer Science Major with a Management Information Systems Minor(totally useless, here atleast!) I have recently put together my resume, and would like to start getting it out and about. Unfortunately...
Started by CitadelCSCadet on
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And compared to other candidates your (initial) salary will be lower and you will... .
Concentrate on the core content of the job.
Don't be put off by the list of requirements.
They are listing the ideal candidate (which they will probably never find) .
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I have a WCF app that accepts requests to start a job. Each job needs to do something after exactly X minutes (e.g. 5 mins.), there can also be a job request at any time and simultaneously.
This is what I have in mind,
// WCF class public class RequestManager...
Started by rih on
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MyJob.Start(); } } public class Job { private Timer myTimer = new Timer... .
Sounds like you need the serives of the Timer class:
// WCF class public class RequestManager { // WCF method public void StartNewJob() { Job myJob = new Job(); // Initialise myJob.. .
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