Am 13.12.2005 6:00 Uhr schrieb "Owen McKerrow" unter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi All,
>
> I have a method that loops over a NSMutableDictionary by keyword, and
> then uses that keyword as a key value path to set the value of an
> object for another page to the value stored in the dictionary.
>
> F
Drew,
I understand there are 3 classes: Employee,
Client and Consultant.
Of which class are employees with type
== 3?
I am afraid of you telling me that the
qualifier for Client is ((type == 1) or (type == 3)) while the one of Consultant
is ((type == 2) or (type == 3)). If this is the case, a ro
The key is - this must be super fast and efficient. These applications
deliver a high volume of files and we would prefer making the interaction as
small and fast as possible. We do not want to burden the main processing
loop with serving files if possible. We would prefer this to occur in
complete
4.) Use a component action.
Wrap a hyperlink in a conditional making the hyperlink
available to only authenticated users. Bind the
hyperlink to a component action which downloads the
file:
import java.io.*;
String filePath;
WOActionResults downloadFile() {
try
{
Hi All,
I have a method that loops over a NSMutableDictionary by keyword, and
then uses that keyword as a key value path to set the value of an
object for another page to the value stored in the dictionary.
For example we have the key value pair in the dictionary of
"personName", "Bob".
Dov Rosenberg wrote:
Our application has its own security model that controls access to our
information based on our own roles and permissions. We store files related
to our application on the file system where our application is running.
These associated files are served out by a web server. Our
Title: Securing File System Resources ?
Our application has its own security model that controls access to our information based on our own roles and permissions. We store files related to our application on the file system where our application is running. These associated files are served out
This is a very unhelpful default in veXcode. By default it suggests
adding the file to the wrong target (think build process). Instead of
it adding to the one that does compilation (Application Server), it
wants to add it to the one that does packaging (ApplicationName).
Feh. A pox on Xco
On Dec 12, 2005, at 4:59 PM, Drew Thoeni wrote:
See below...
On Dec 12, 2005, at 7:12 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the primary key of your Employee table?
employeID (long integer)
Does the database's primary key definition match with what you
declared in EOModeler?
Yep. Using
See below...On Dec 12, 2005, at 7:12 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:What is the primary key of your Employee table? employeID (long integer)Does the database's primary key definition match with what you declared in EOModeler? Yep. Using Frontbase LONGINTCan you be sure no Client shares a primary key w
Georg,
When you say that MySQL does not scale, at what point did you see
performance start to degrade? Was the degradation a function of the
size of the images, size of the database, the number of images, or
number of transactions? I have seen some degradation because of the
application m
Alex,
Based on my experience in the exact same type of project, I would
strongly discourage you storing images in MySQL. If you decide to use
FrontBase though, it should work fine if you use separate schemas and
raw devices... or possibly without them too. MySQL just does not
scale...
m
A problem that used to occur, and may still do ( haven't check under
xCode 2 ) is that of spaces in your path name.
Check that you have no spaces in any of the folders in the path to
your project and none in your project name either.
e.g
/My Computer/Users/Matthew/Desktop will not work due t
Matthew McKay wrote:
Hello,
As you will probably figure out by reading the next few sentences,
I'm very new to WO and the xCode environment. I can't compile my WO app
because I don't know what I am doing, I guess. I keep getting errors
saying that xCode can't find the specified packages
Hello, As you will probably figure out by reading the next few sentences, I'm very new to WO and the xCode environment. I can't compile my WO app because I don't know what I am doing, I guess. I keep getting errors saying that xCode can't find the specified packages I am trying to import, but it ma
I am actually in the process of finishing up a catalog application for
an tradeshow exhibition company. Basically, I chose to use the file
system. I would be given high resolution files which I made sure
had a consistent naming convention. i.e, product.t.jpg, or product.d.
1.jpg.
I then use App
We have tried several approaches for storing images in our applications.
Our main application, Virtual Curator (http://
www.virtualcurator.com) , stores images as flat files in a pool of
directories on the file system. This pool of directories was to
overcome file system limits on directorie
Thank You all for parrtecipating in this discussions.
I think that discussion thread has been very helpful.
Best regards
Amedeo
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Hi folks,
I have been slowly learning WO and java, although I am not a
developer by any stretch of the imagination. I have also been
researching a number of other development approaches. I like a lot of
aspects of WO but am not sure if it can solve all my problems. I am
looking to develop
I guess I was looking to see if anybody had any innovative ideas on this concept. I guess I could have the Flash constantly looping through posting requests to the server and checking things, (Maybe have a DirectAction that returned an XML response telling the Flash animation how much cash had been
So... If images are being stored in the database as opposed to the
file system, what would be the celling for the image size?
I have always been a supporter of the large images being stored on a
file system and pointed to through DB. This discussion caught my
attention, however.
The reason is
Now I am more confused. :-)
On Dec 11, 2005, at 10:31 PM, Nathan Walker wrote:
Here's the complete class: Basically, it initiates a JNI method
that could take awhile and waits for a user to enter in some Cash,
once the cash has met the expected value (all handled in the C
class) then it
Here's the complete class: Basically, it initiates a JNI method that could take awhile and waits for a user to enter in some Cash, once the cash has met the expected value (all handled in the C class) then it returns and I'd like to return the results to the current browser. I'm initiating this in
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What is the primary key of your Employee
table?
Does the database's primary key definition
match with what you declared in EOModeler?
Can you be sure no Client shares a primary
key with an Consultant?
Did you configure the qualifier (e.g.
type == 3) for all of your sublclasses?
Pierre
[EMAIL PRO
Has anyone tried Java 1.5 and WO?
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Yes...forgot to mention that the images are blatted out hierarchically and not into a single folder, precisely because of this issue. Each leaf folder had around 30-50 images in it. And I can confirm from some recent non-WO experience that database performance can be dramatically improved by being
I can confirm Geoff's words in principle. But there is a caveat. If you put more than, say, 2k files in a folder, the file systems slows down. We have a framework that deals with this problem by spreading files in auto-generated folders. Also it is always a good idea to store images (or other BLOBS
This is exactly how I did the Fortnum & Mason site - they had an extensive product catalog whose images were stored in a database. when the catalog was ready to go live, the images were exported to the file system under the web server. The web app had a runtime switch (mode = deploy) for the 'produ
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