Robert martin wrote:
The fact that they are publishing the problem means it must be major. Our
experiance with Jetstream is that they wont admit a problem but mysteriously
30mins later it fixes itself :). I know Jetstream isnt xtra but there is a
rather close association.
Hmm, I think that this
Paul Mckenzie wrote:
Windows initially sat on top of DOS...
The way I see it - .NET will eventually, somehow, become the platform itself
(maybe 64-bit).
At the moment .NET is primarily a Java challenger for the Windows
platform... and others, once the various non-MS CIL/CLR implementations
out
Deja-vu...
We seem to be in a time warp. Glitch in the Matrix?
David.
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Sent: Monday, 6 October 2003 3:06 PM
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Subject: Re: [DUG]: octane
If you're
I want to be able to resize a camera captured jpeg automatically (ie
no user intervention and then to crop it with minimum user input.
Any recommendations ?
Regards
Rohit
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Robert martin wrote:
I wonder if it is related to any traffic travelling over their servers
though. I just checked the xtra site they say.
snip
The fact that they are publishing the problem means it must be major. Our
experiance with Jetstream is that they wont admit a problem but mysteriously
Phil Scadden asked:
Is there now a proposal that .NET replaces win32 eventually??
Short answer: YES!
My take on this situation is as follows:
1. Microsoft has already been bitten once having to support multiple
architectures (see Alpha and MIPS), and to avoid this problem in the future
(see
Not sure how long this will take to get through to you all obviously...
;-)
FYI, an update about Octane:
http://bdn.borland.com/article/0,1410,29952,00.html
Cheers,
Conor
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i have yet to receive my posting but I have your reply ??
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Behalf Of Robert martin
Sent: Tuesday, 7 October 2003 1:13 p.m.
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: Re: [DUG]: Slow email / xtra
I think it is
Windows initially sat on top of DOS...
Initially. ?? Still does :-)
The way I see it - .NET will eventually, somehow, become the platform itself
(maybe 64-bit).
As a bytecode interpreter? So I am going to write my services/databases
etc for a virtual machine? Something other than assembler
Morning all
despite the fact that this topic is a bit stale, i thought i would forward
my colleague's comments.. (he is a linux freak)
Oh good, yeah I thought it sounded a bit nuts for them to just drop it.
:-) (Mind you companies do stupid things all the time, just look at MS).
I don't like
There is a command LIST -la which displays hidden files, but I want to
know how do I hide files on ftp server.
Regards
Sandeep
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Phil Scadden wrote:
Windows initially sat on top of DOS...
Initially. ?? Still does :-)
Win9x and WinMe do, yes. And they're both virtually retired by
Microsoft. The WinNT line hasn't had anything much to do with DOS,
except for the WoW core which allows DOS programs to run in a window.
The
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Personally, I have no interest in .NET as yet. If I have to use it I
will, but until then... C++ Builder suits me just fine :
You have read the Open Letter to C++ Builder users haven't you? C++BuilderX
- the new C++Builder follows quite a different path...
Has anyone had any experience using this to create an XML document from scratch ?
Any examples I could have a look at ?
Cheers
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I don't like think I like his remark about Linux on the desktop though.
The latest KDE or Gnome are much nicer to use than Windows XP with its
Fisher Price baby toy look and feel.
But, er this is configurable. Fisher Price is good for a lot of people as
that is exactly the level of
The KDE and Gnome
environments are also an attempt to cover up an extremely bad windowing
system - aka X-Windows - which is probably the most appalling windowing
product in existence short of one I'd write myself. It is slow,
cumbersome,
badly supported with device drivers, excruciatingly
Hi James
Its pretty straightforward really. Import the MSXML type library into your
project and do something like the following
function GetRootNode(AText : String) : IXMLDOMNode;
var
Document : IXMLDOMDocument;
begin
Document := CoDOMDocument.Create;
Document.LoadXML(AText);
Result
Title: Message
Hi
All.
Noticed my D7
install was doing some WEIRED stuff.
Like I would be on a
form, then go to a DataModual, and some controls dissappeared of the Pallette
and some tabs were missing.
Thought, "bugger !
must be something iffy with my install". I would then restart D7, and
Richard
X-windows amazes me as well, It is so bandwidth hungry
With the rise of thin computing I wonder why there isn't an
open source project to do a 'terminal server' with linux
(There are commercial ones), but the bugbear is XWindows
(and don't mention VNC it isn't a lot better), Thin Client
oh hahaha
good onya, finally i receive my own post
from monday
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From: Tracey Maule
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Sent: Monday, October 06, 2003 10:55 AM
Subject: [DUG]: octane
I have been reading the borland open
letter to the delphi community, and
A batch in SQL server is basically one or more queries executed in series by
one database connection.
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From: Robert martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 07, 2003 11:49 AM
Subject: Re: [DUG]: Fw: MSDE
Thanks Dennis
Any idea how big a gap between the SQL is required for it to count as a new
batch? So I can have 100 users each doing and Query every now and then
without any performance hit?
Rob Martin
Software Engineer
phone 03 377 0495
fax 03 377 0496
web www.chreos.com
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Something must be up with the server today again, i havent even received my
question and half of the answers. lucky the original text is left in the
message.
Is it going to be possible to convert a CGI app to .NET?
My boss also doesnt think it necessary to upgrade to 7 for development (also
not
Richard Vowles wrote on Monday, 6 October 2003 11:40 a.m.:
Win32 is dead, time to bury it.
And I think this message is undead ...
:)
Cheers,
Paul
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Looks like I wasn't the only one to receive this message 2 day late !!!
Regards
Paul McKenzie
Analyst Programmer
SMSS Ltd.
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From: Paul Eggleton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2003 2:57 PM
Rob,
You as a programmer decide what is a batch. Every time you execute a query
against SQL server, it is one batch - within reason, size does not matter -
it can be one simple statement, one complex statement or multiple
statements. The only limitations are stored procedure and function
You do not have to develop in SQL server, you can use MSDE. Install the SQL
server client tools that come with Small Business Server - the client
installation is separate from the server install.
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From: Robert martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Short answer: YES!
My take on this situation is as follows:
1. Microsoft has already been bitten once having to support multiple
architectures (see Alpha and MIPS), and to avoid this problem in the future
(see x86-64 and IA-64) they hace created .NET as a platform neutral
environment.
system - aka X-Windows - which is probably the most appalling windowing
product in existence short of one I'd write myself. It is slow, cumbersome,
badly supported with device drivers, excruciatingly difficult to set up if
you are not bulk-standard (depending on whose distribution what bulk
Great thanks Dennis. As you can see I am not an SQL Server expert (infect
have never used it! Starting Friday). The 100 users was just an example.
Rob Martin
Software Engineer
phone 03 377 0495
fax 03 377 0496
web www.chreos.com
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From: Dennis Chuah [EMAIL
Perhaps the mail server is using .Net ;-)
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From: Aaron Wood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 8 October 2003 3:39 p.m.
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: RE: [DUG]: Slow email / xtra
Strange things are happening...
The last few days
Hi
This is more of a Windows user thing really.
I have a listview where items can be inserted above the selected item. If
the user wants to append an item, they need to click below the last item so no
item is selected. This works fine, however, I have a number of blind users
who only use
ESC?
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Wednesday, 8 October 2003
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[DUG]: listview shortcut keys
Hi
This is more of a Windows user thing
really. I have a listview where items can be
Title: Message
Hi Stephen
Unfortunately I use
the Checkboxes option on the listview for another purpose and Ctrl + Space just
toggles the checkbox, same asSpace by itself. Perhaps I will use ESC
to deselect all as Myles suggested.
Thanks.
Ross
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