ling FDS* requires thorough
testing which can be a daunting task.
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gzip support, or are they all dead?
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It's handled by the browser, and I don't think there are any more
browsers in popular usage that don't support it.
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t any kind of sensible licensing scheme
approved, even with the amounts of money we were talking about.
I just wonder if they realize how much money they are losing because of
their licensing schemes.
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> uses remoting, gets to the point where it needs to scale, I will probably
> switch remoting technologies since it will be more cost effective than the
> $40,000 (for two servers) that I will need to spend.
>
Check out WebORB: $700 per license, no concurrent user limit.
If you have no control over the transport layer, then ther's no question
about which one to use, you're stuck with whatever you are currently using.
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>I am not clear how what you are talking about relates to the problems
> that ted described.
>
The parsing speed of the transport layer need not be relevant to the
"snappiness" and "responsiveness" of your application if you plan
appropriately.
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method you use is almost irrelevant as long as it is flexible and
compatible. ;-)
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d they
> are looking to move more toward Flash and Flex.
>
I assume it's a telecommuting job, otherwise you probably would've
mentioned what country/state/city the job is in. ;-)
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> Apparently you acknowledge that it would work but need to keep BigDecimal
> for other reasons.
>
I get the impresson that they want some calculations to be done "real
time" on the client, and for that a BigDecimal object would be needed in the
client as well as on
ture and purpose of the app that kind of precision
may not be required, but it still makes it a lot easier to fix precision
issues when they come up if your logic is all handled in one place.
I guess what I'm saying is it depends on the app. ;-)
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7;s always correct. Once you want to do math on it,
neither AS or JS are safe for important calculations, which pretty much
means that short of an applett or activex control, there is no such thing as
a "safe" web client for financial calculations.
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to be calculated on the client, I just split the number at the decimal and
dealt with each piece as an integer.
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ting a new type
would effectively be putting a class between the regular int type and the
application, and that class would either be handling the numbers as strings
or as seperate integers internally anyway, so how is that any more or less
embarrasing?
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ow complex does it need to be? Are we talking about charting
triple-recessives or just a dom/co-dom/simple recessive chart? Something
like that should be easy enough with the datagrid.
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Sea
SL interpreters in browsers or on servers, allow
for extensions to be added, but since this isn't possible in the FLash
player, a pair of conversion functions (like fromCharCode and toCharCode)
would allow conversions to and from unicode without causing
incompatibilities.
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that I couldn't do this from the XML.
>
That's because the \u escape sequence is specific to ActionScript. Those
sequences are replaced with the actual unicode characters (or some runtime
sequence) and are not evaluated by the player.
Use the HTML character codes instead:
//www.horsefish.net/businesstools/about.html
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> Open source != open specs.
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You can get source on the web if you look for it.
> Isn't IE on the Mac dead these days anyway ?
>
Not even close. Funny how the dev geeks always seem to think so (wishful
thinking?), but server stats say otherwise.
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n the Macintosh?
>
Yes... ActiveX. ;-)
http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/1996/oct96/macpr.mspx
MS does not own ActiveX, it's actually open source, and you can get full
specs here:
http://www.opengroup.org/pubs/catalog/ax01.htm
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