I also use an adjustable standing/sitting desk. I find myself standing
about 50% of the time. Usually after the first coffee till lunch and then
in the afternoon again. My backache has gone since. Sure the desks are a
bit expensive but I figured that I will enjoy a healthy back much longer
then
Hi Carl,
I posted a message to this thread but it somehow got lost. We have the same
problem in a current project but we are not using a ORM but JSON for
storage. We are using a builder to deserialize the JSON and create a
immutable object out of it. I have an experiment up on GitHub. Maybe it
Hi Carl,
we had a simmilar problem in the project and basically use a builder for
mapping (in this case JSON data) to an immutable class. We just pass the
builder to the mapper instead of the actual bean and it"s get filled with
the correct values. So theoretically it is possible. The tools jus
Wasn't that a prediction? This was almost too spot-on ;)
http://www.amazonappstoredev.com/
All the best,
Sebastian
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Alfresco has CIFS and NFS servers:
http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/File_Server_Subsystem#Introduction
It's Open Source BUT I think not for commercial use. I actually don't
think thats the way to go but if it is no issue with you, you can
download the source at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/alfres
e with the questions. It just seems
interesting to me since I always thought this was some kind of a
tradeoff decision.
On Mar 6, 8:46 am, Karsten Silz wrote:
> On 5 Mrz., 17:29, Sebastian Himberger
>
> wrote:
> > What I don't understand: If the encryption happens on the cli
What I don't understand: If the encryption happens on the client side
and is done right this shouldn't be possible, right? Or am I missing
something? I'm certainly no expert on this.
Please enlighten me.
Thanks,
Sebastian
On Mar 3, 4:55 am, Karsten Silz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> During the episode the
Rakesh:
I read the DDD book with interest especially with all the hype around
it. What really puzzled me a lot is exactly what you talked about:
Passing services into the domain object (especially persistence
services) seems to be understood as DDD but in the book and all the
sample applications
H Viktori,
regarding this code:
*case class Person(var name : String)*
So does Scala generate/impy a sensible hashCode and equals
implementation or why are they omitted in your Scala example? I'm a
total Scala newby so I would be glad to be enlightened.
Thanks a lot,
Sebastian
On 6 Mai, 10:22
