I would disagree with Casper with regards to only teachers and lawyers
getting good vacation days
I am Canadian and think that mine are good, but I always could use
more :)
For Ontario (my province) with get 10 "public" holidays on top of the
vacation days that you receive from your employer.
My
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> lecture videos, which I put together on my website.
>
> You may find then usefull.
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> http://www.adaptivelearningonline.net/courses/course/show/NET-1/
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> My experiment in DIY learning -http://opencs.wikidot.com
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> On Jul 23, 9:06 pm, John Stager wro
Hello All,
I need to improve my computer networking knowledge can any one
recommend a good book?
Would this book be a good start, The TCP/IP Guide: A Comprehensive,
Illustrated Internet Protocols Reference
Thanks
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I love the fact that this discussion uses the correct spelling of
"colours"
:)
On Dec 11, 4:00 am, Peter Becker wrote:
> And then a dinosaur comes and forces you to swap the green skivvy for a
> blue one. Such is life.
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> Peter
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> Christian Catchpole wrote:
> > I wonder if the wiggles have t
I agree with the RESTful approach being better but what about the
weakness of the contract. How can a RESTful service publish its
contract or usage to a client.
Also looking at the Hessian API, not too bad but it seems it falls
into a coupling issue with the client server. Especially if you need
Hey All,
I am currently looking into RESTful vs SOAP Web Services, any thoughts
on pros and cons for each and possible frameworks for implementing
either or both.
Thanks
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Most of those online banking solutions are still backed by COBOL
code
I know that the college that I went to was still teaching COBOL 5
years ago
On May 4, 1:09 pm, Robert Casto wrote:
> I would rather go with an ALL solution than try and piece everything
> together if that were the cho
Like most Java developers they forget about the older technologies
like COBOL and mainframe development where DB2 is still widely used.
Still lots of large corps that use COBOL and mainframes and if IBM is
there choice then they are using DB2...
Cheers,
John Stager
On Apr 28, 3:55 pm, Mike
