On 24/05/11 00:59, Dawn Wolthuis wrote:
> Oh yeah, this is fun stuff (given that I am not either party, that is). As I
> recall from reading a while back, someone left some test code in the google
> product that was taken directly from Sun/Oracle code, which greatly
> complicated their defense when
Oh yeah, this is fun stuff (given that I am not either party, that is). As I
recall from reading a while back, someone left some test code in the google
product that was taken directly from Sun/Oracle code, which greatly
complicated their defense when it was found that this code was deployed.
Oops.
On 23/05/11 18:35, Dawn Wolthuis wrote:
> As an aside, I told Java students that they could apply to work on an
> android app rather than a standard JRE app for a Programming II course last
> semester. Two (out of 13) of them did and I was very impressed. One deployed
> to a phone, the other to an
Consider trying the usa command.
Please let me know if more details are needed.
--Bill
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Hi All,
hpux 11.11
UV 10.2.7
We are getting an error that I'm not familiar with when we go to print to a
specific printer.
Error: usd child received SIGPIPE signal. - No child processes (EXEC260.DUP)
05/23/2011 16:35:11
Found duplicate job number 301, indicating data corruption
Hey Jeff,
I'm not sure what you mean and don't remember what platform you're on. Are
you just looking for a 64-bit Windows ODBC driver for SQL2008? If so they
are available from Microsoft and DataDirect.
Regards,
Glen Batchelor
IT Director/CIO/CTO
All-
Not that I know of. We've looked at doing it here at FusionWare, and could do
it with ours, but it would need enough customers interested, or one willing to
fund the development. There are a bunch of places where a 32-bit integer is
replaced with 64-bit in the API parameters, and then we have t
Has anyone got ODBC / OLEDB drivers to help link SQL2008 running on 64 bit to
Unidata?
Jeffrey Lettau
ERP Systems Manager
polkaudio
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Thanks Symeon. When we get to this point (not really soon), this will be
very helpful. I had heard at one point that Apple was going to clamp down on
apps that were simply wrappers on web sites, but I have not heard more about
that (and I don't live in that world at this point).
As an aside, I tol
For heavier loads it becomes unworkable - you have to use connection pooling
and take the cost that that brings.
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Kevin,
>>>when it takes about a couple
>>>of seconds just to spool up the connector and make that first
connection
I haven't noticed that with the Undiata as much as I have with remote
mySql connections. I typically load the HTML and then make many, short
connections. The initial connection m
Many thanks for the update.
On 5/19/2011 1:59 AM, Bob Witney wrote:
This is just for info really and following on from a thread of last week:
We tried to upgrade to Universe 11.1.0 at the weekend.
The first time that we tried we had an unreadable file in the download
that Rocket supplied to ou
This is just for info really and following on from a thread of last
week:
We tried to upgrade to Universe 11.1.0 at the weekend.
The first time that we tried we had an unreadable file in the download
that Rocket supplied to our U2 Support company.
This time the file was OK so that was a
Dawn FYI wrapping a browser in both android and iphone is very easy - and
actually similar code - they both use the webkit library so you just create
a minimal app that draws a browser and is set to a certain url - you can
then capture the back button etc so as to do what is required. - usually
onl
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