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  1. I do prefer LAPTOP but for US$850 i doubt if you can get much better laptop than desktop. But it also depends, how you want to use it. If it is for home use then ofcourse DESKTOP, If you want LAPTOP for the sake of LAPTOP then you know the choice.If you want to develop application then $850 laptop will not do much.....So, you are the best person to decide because it is for your USE and it is Your money that you have to spend...


  2. you got 30 while you've only made 26 posts ive made 44 and i still got 20

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    I am sure you both "kraam" & "faith" got many credits by their "conversations" in this forum only :o:o:o

     

    Why dont they send "PM's" to each other, so they will not have to warry about each other credits...b/c then they want get one using PM.......

     

    -_-:P-_-:P


  3. Hi patelg,

    Not much you can do about it except make sure it's clean & your using the correct type of media/CDs/DVDs. If it does it at "high" burn speed & NOT at low speed..then the drive bearings are probably going bad.  :D  - not something you can fix yourself. Other causes of noise could be a bad read/write head tracking arm..again not something you can replace yourself.

    Hope this is clear.

    RGPHNX

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    So I have to prepare myself buying one......i hope it will break while within warrentty!!!!!

     

    Thanks for the info....


  4. I should have said JSP but not JAVA. I know the difference but dont know why i did that.Anyway, I have been told that "Xisto do support Jsp", you just have to PM admin to enable it for you.Also, i have been informed that either i can use pre-installed Tomcat scripts or i can upload my own!!!!!. This has been told by BuffaloHelp.I will try to work this out, if it does not then have to ask users, who are already using it.Please, light up this topic, if you are already using JSP in your site. "How are you doing that?"Thanks anyway. :D:(:D


  5. Here are different option based on the type os access.Via Internet(Broadband, if you have): MyWebex.com --> It is free for up to 5 computers, it is good too..There many more, but i have this and happy with it.Via DialUp: PC AnywhereVia Network: Remote Desktop Client(Microsoft) or again PC Anywhere...There are many more.Googled it and you will find many, keep trying unless you like one.Thanks :(:D:D:D


  6. I switched over because I get less popup ads bothering me while using firefox.

     

    I've noticed that firefox might be a bit more strict than IE when it comes to css code. So, the EditCSS extension has really helped out.

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    As Developer if you follow some basic rules then you will not have to worry about different browser. Most of the site works IE also works great in firfox. It should work fine as it is in Netscape/Mozilla.

     

    Firefox is more secure plus there are so many advanced add-ons or extension are available, which makes web development and browsing easy, secure and plus it is free...not like IE.

     

    It had TAB concept, which IE has just followed by installing TOOLBAR..

     

    You know that, TAB browsing is easy if you have many windows to deal with..

     

    Anyway, more and more people are turning to firefox with in this short time...so it tells that something is better in firefox then IE.

     

    Also, people always eants to try something new....CHANGE ...

     

    SPREAD FIREFOX.....


  7. Hello All,

    Open source components are tested and integrated with eachother are freely available at

    http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/. These stacks (open source components) are tested individually and together and also configured.

    The hassle of version conflicts are removed, by nightly builds.

    Have nice time

    OSS :(

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    This is cool. Thanks for sharing this info and resource.

     

    Really helpfull if you want to learn and develop application using opensource technologies. So, you dont have to download individual component and glue it together and worry about compitibility.

     

    This is really good one. I am going to try soon.

     

    Thank You.

     

    :(:D:D:(:(:(


  8. Ajax is nice but like any other technology there advantages and disadv..

     

    Like:

    --Javascript is mandatory, which depends on user broser.

    --++It will take little longer to load for first time them it is very fast, as it has to load all scripts and contents but then it saves network bandwidth and server load by reducing the server calls.

    --For accessibility, it is lacking.

     

    So, it depends the way you implements it.

     

    Overall, it is best way to do web app. As the examples has been mention before like google applications.

     

    I love this "AJAX" concept and wants to try in development...

     

    Thank You..for starting this topic, it is interesting..

     

    :D:(:D:(:(:(


  9. Now, since you have for:each loop, you know for how many times the loop has run.Example: if loop runs for 10 times, you have array[0] ....to array[9]. If user checks array[2] and array[5] then you know that this two checkboxs has been checked.So you just sustract those 2 and 5 from list of 0 to 9 and what ever left is your answer.You can also give each checkbox name like checkbox0 to checkbox9. Also, if you want to pass the total value of loop in form, then print that for:each total loop value as hidden field, so later you can access it in action.Hope this will help and solve your problem.Thank You. :D:(:D:(:(


  10. First starting point is to create table user, role and user_role.In role table make sure you have role like administratorm user, etcOnce you have all this information, you create all form and related action classes. Based on the roles of the user you can mapp different action as shown bellow:<action-mappings> <action path="/user/main" type="com.something.user.AddUserAction" roles="administrator" validate="false" > <forward name="success" path="main.menu"/> </action> <action path="/user/main" type="com.something.user.UpdateUserAction" roles="user,administrator" validate="false" > <forward name="success" path="main.menu"/> </action> <action> ..... ..... </action></action-mappings>There should be some tutorials out there....goooogled it.Good luck, it will be interesting...


  11. I will also like to know more information about Java/Jsp hosting, as i am only interested in this technologies.Also, if i can add other open source packages to it. OR if Xisto can do it for me.Will i have my own Tomcat, mysql instance etc...Also like to know about Supported JDK version, Tomcat version...Anybody, please post any info if you have any. Every peice of info will be very helpfull..

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