I applaud your good will Dave,
But like I mentioned, we've had this conversation before. Point by point.
> Maybe we should find $19 Million for With.
Now that would solve a few problems, wouldn't it?
> -Original Message-
> From: Dave Breaker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday
--- Scott Cadillac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Why have you been waiting?
> For the day when it's legal to build alternative interpreters or
> compilers for proprietary languages that are wholly owned by a
> corporate entity.
There is nothing illegal about writing an interpreter or compiler
fo
> Why have you been waiting?
For the day when it's legal to build alternative interpreters or compilers
for proprietary languages that are wholly owned by a corporate entity.
This is not the first conversation about this topic.
Besides, even with Phil's blessing, this would be no small effort. I
> And yes, I've been in support of the "Save As .Net"
> idea for at least a couple years now. Sorry, but I
got tired of waiting.
Why have you been waiting?
Wouldn't this make an excellent source forge project?
It could even be open source and free. All we need is
a few of the .Net experts on th
Thank you Ian,
Your insight is always invaluable.
And yes, I've been in support of the "Save As .Net" idea for at least a
couple years now. Sorry, but I got tired of waiting.
> Client concerns will not be overcome by a discussion
> about quick development time or Total Cost of
> Ownership. I
Hi,
Is there a lot of other traffic on your mail server from other sources?
Have you tried using the @EMAIL and @EMAILSESSION tag instead of the base
Mail action. These new tags ensure you have a session with the mail server
this is not always the case with the Mail Action
If you need, I have sa
I have very much appreciated this discussion, and have pondered it some.
I don't care to weigh in with anything too profound, except to perhaps
challenge Scott's assertion arounnd the definitions of "middleware" versus
"enterprise." (see below for a portion of Scott's post)
Defining code as "midd
We've been having a recurring problem with Mail Actions locking up the
Witango Server. We've had a lockup once a week for the last couple weeks.
WiTango probably sends out 50 to 100 emails per day and they generally work
fine. The one causing the lockup seems normal - the from address is valid
an
Dan,
I was able to intergrate some excellent javascript from
www.mattkruse.com/javascript
It's cheap, and quite versatile. Look for three two, especially:
"expandable, collapsable DHTML Tree"
"dynamic option list"
Something there has to help with what you need.
Bill
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Hey Boys!
Just as an aside, I believe you can return just data as well, it
doesn't necessarily have to be xml, which would make it possible to
write the js to populate a list box on the server side and return the
js to execute (maybe as a js array?)
Its a little bit hackerish, but I found when I
Hi Dan,
Yes. I thought the terms were interchangeable. :)
Basically, you add an onchange event handler to each select box that invokes
the XMLHTTPRequest to fetch your .taf with the select box's currently
selected value as a GET attribute to the page. Then you parse the XML
document and use it
I agree that the project leader should determine the DBMS. The only
issue is what kind of project you're hosting at SF. If it's a
community effort, then the choice of db will influence the number of
developers who can contribute, andk the project leader also needs to
consider features that ar
Mike I don't need drop down lists but drill down lists will this still work?
Dan
on 5/23/05 11:42, Arace, Mike (NIH/CIT) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Dan,
>
> I've done a fair amount of work with something called the XMLHttpRequest
> object that can be used quite successfully to accomplish
I would suggest that there really doesn't need to be a 'standard' for DB connectivity. I don't see why you wouldn't just post what you developed it in. If someone wants to do a 'port' to another DB, that's what it's all about.
I think Bill's suggestion about picking a license is important. I didn'
Hi Dan,
I've done a fair amount of work with something called the XMLHttpRequest
object that can be used quite successfully to accomplish this. It is
compatible with all of the major browsers, and I have gotten it up and
running in IE, Firefox, Netscape, and Safari for our own applications.
Basi
I need to create a list like this
Generic Drug Name
Formulations
Programs
I want the users to see a lists of the generic drugs and then when they
click on the arrow they see the list of formulations then find their
formulation and arrow drops down list of programs
I need it to be com
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