Re: Friday Humor - Questions that have Confused humankind!!

2007-12-07 Thread Cesar Torres
I totally agree there were many eggs before the chicken arrived! 

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Okay, my turn to geek out...



This question answers itself - clearly
the egg came first.  The question is NOT Which came first the
chicken or the chicken egg, but Which came first, the
chicken or the egg.  Clearly there were eggs (such as Dinosaur)
long before anything even resembling a chicken existed.  Problem solved.



I used to work the graveyard shift and
had WAY too much time to myself  :-)



Thad Esser

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all time favorite confusionwhat came first?.the

chicken or the egg??



cheers,

Mohan

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Re: ITSM7 opportunity in Zurich

2007-11-07 Thread Cesar Torres


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Subject: ITSM7 opportunity in Zurich


Hi there,

We are BMC Partners and a small engineering company based in Europ.

We need 2 contractors with good ARS Remedy experience for an ITSM7 
project in Zurich Switzerland.

If you are interested or if you know someone just send us the CVs at
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Re: Including web source code on Mid-Tier 6.3

2007-01-23 Thread Cesar Torres
All the code is in the container in the mid-tier server. What OS are you using 
on the Server?

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I have a form with a web view who includes  some extra jsp, javascript and 
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With Mid-Tier 6.0, when deploying, a jsp  page is generated that includes 
the extra source defined.
But on Mid-Tier 6.3 no jsp pages are  generated and the extra code in form 
is ignored.
 
Some one knows a way to add code to a form  with Mid-Tier 6.3?
 
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Re: Trace a user to an IP address?

2007-01-19 Thread Cesar Torres
It is all in the logs!
Cesar

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api logs show this.


On 1/19/07, Jim Ashton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to determine the IP address of a client workstation logging
on to Remedy as a particular user?


I have a user which is reserved for special purposes, but is periodically
appearing as logged on when I don't expect it to be.  I would like to
determine the source of these logons, which would be facilitated with an IP

address, or some other means of identifying the workstation involved.

Environment is as follows:

AR System: Version 6.00.01 Patch 1454
OS: Windows 2000 SP4
SQL: MS SQL Server 2000 SP4

Any advice would be appreciated.


Thanks in advance,

Jim.

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