Looking for a good MXAjax Coldfusion freelancer...

[Ben Scammell]

As title suggests, looking for a good CF  MXAJAX person for some freelance 
work!

If interested please contact me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Thanks,

Ben

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FW. www.FairFuelTax.co.uk

[Ben Scammell]

http://www.fairfueltax.co.uk

This sounds like a good idea, finally someone doing something intelligent about the rude fuel prices we have in this country.

Let's face it the US were kicking up about $2 a gallon.I wonder how they would cope with the equivilent $8 we get to pay in the UK!

Anyway, pass it on to the drivers you know!

Cheers

Ben
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RE: Network

[Ben Scammell]

70 - 85 200k images per minute is 260k per second.which is approx 2080kbps (kilo bits per second).which is 2mbps (mega bits per second)

 
So if you LAN is 10mbps it should cope!

 
If you are using a Hub (not a switch) more users will result in more collisions and lower speed.on a application such as you outline I would expect a switch to help the situation considerably.

 
A SCSI disk will no doubt help signfigantly also, as average seek time will be much lower (in practice) than an IDE device.

 
HTH

 
Cheers

 
Ben

	-Original Message- 
	From: Doug White [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
	Sent: Thu 13/11/2003 04:26 
	To: CF-Talk 
	Cc: 
	Subject: Re: Network
	
	
	70 to 85 200 k images per minute? I think you are maxing out your network
	bandwidth.
	
	Ever consider converting them to jpeg format (compressed) to reduce file size
	and thus bandwidth requirement?
	
	To find out what a particular node speed is, mouse over the network icon in the
	system tray
	
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	- Original Message - 
	From: brob [EMAIL PROTECTED]
	To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
	Sent: Wednesday, November 12, 2003 10:06 PM
	Subject: Network
	
	| Hey guys, right now we have an app that allows our people to view files
	(intranet app), and tag them (tagging the ones with a document number on the
	top).We're viewing like 70+ tiff images a minute.It is fine when one user is
	hitting the server. But when we get 5 people to hit the server, it frequently
	takes a bit longer for each image to show up. We can't have that, as this guy
	can tag anywhere from 70 to 85 images a minute.
	|
	| The images vary from 50k to 200k in size, and i am confused why that would
	slow down the network I thought a closed network in general is pretty fast.Is
	there any way to speed up the network?right now we use a 10/100mbps hub.and
	also i am wonderin how do u know if your network is running at 10mbps or
	100mbps??
	|
	| Or maybe it would help if we got a faster hard drive?right now it's a
	7200rpm would it help to get a scsi hard drive, in terms of spitting out an
	image to the network?
	|
	| Thankie!
	| 
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Interesting! CFMX SyncML

[Ben Scammell]

I am after a CF developer for a fixed price piece of work.

 
I require someone to write a piece of code that will synchronise a mobile device using SyncML technology to an SQL \ Access DB.

 
I am interested in synchronising all the data from the phone, so this encompasses vCards, vCals, VNotes etc. etc.

 
I have cold hard cash and am willing to part with it!

 
I am interested in getting this done asap, ideally within 1wk.

 
If you think you can do it  want to do it, please let me know what you feel is appropriate remuneration.Also I realise there is an almost endless scope to this request, so when deciding on your remuneration please feel free to include a scope.

 
Rgds

 
Ben Scammell (please contact me at [EMAIL PROTECTED])
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