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There are a TON of resources for leaning but i would consider pricing once you have built a few apps and are confortable with the concepts of how the operations work together then get a feel for what its going to cost to make it worth your while. apple developer center has a ton of tutorials...

no problem glad I could help, if you aren't on the developer track you can check out this site for a load of great common use concepts in sharepoint, it was formally endusersharepoint.com https://www.nothingbutsharepoint.com/sites/eusp/Pages/default.aspx

What you're referring to is available out of the box MOSS(or sharepoint server) and its called a three state workflow. Here is an MS office article on the concept http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-sharepoint-services-help/use-a-three-state-workflow-HA010154431.aspx

For me, i've found taking little breaks in the day to step away from my current project but not loose focus on programming. When I need to step away to clear my head about a problem i'll browse stackoverflow for an easy answer or look for one that I too am curious on. This helps keep the...

ive written an app in appcelerator. It certainly has it's hiccups but they've come a LONG way in the last 6 months. If you can join their professional program it will help you as well If you're a web developer it's a great simple learning curve vs more native stuff.

i think the long pause is really fishy? maybe he WAS downloading the data and didnt want you to know and was using "testing on my end" as a distraction. i'd destroy the hard drives as he may have put a trojan virus there to get more data. :)

man there is alot of bitterness to certifications and discrediting them. In most cases a certification gets you spotted on some HR persons radar. "ooo hey look this guy has experience AND a certification *giddy face*" and can get you a phone call for an initial interview. Corporate...

the great thing about tests is that it shows you what the certification companies thinks is necessary to be a well rounded individual in a specific field. The real world is another story. I'd highly recommend getting involved in some communities and start looking at building yourself a pet...

keep in mind there is a BIG difference between a consultant and a contractor. Contractor rates of $110/hr is pricey, but a consultant at $110/hr is cheap.

can you post your latest working script?

what is the dbms you are running? most dbms's have import utilities that connect to variosu datasources, just use their tool and it should be easy.

since its only two the easiest is just write two lines, one for each listbox, in the event handler for your btn click

I guess it depends on the type of email marketing they are doing. IMO theres nothing wrong with sending legitimate email marketing. Obviously simple common sense will tell you that you will get a far better response from "warm" leads, i.e... someone who opt's in or may be expecting the...

sithdrake: what you are describing is an SSIS package that does ETL stuff. SSIS = sql server intergration services ETL = extract, tranform, load. It's what designed to do what you described.

this can very easily be done in javascript, there are many examples on the web

I was just telling my friend the other day we need MORE pc sites :rolleyes: seriously though, the people on this forum.. if they want something out of a site... they build it themselves. Find your own niche and perfect it, then the crowd will come.

Are you looking to do this to learn or to fullfill a need? If it is for the first I recommend - http://www.asp.net/Downloads/starter-kits/media-library/ It would have sample code, database structure,etc.. you could then review the concept an dI think would give you a great jump start...

Howdy... I'm a web applications developer now with a good amount of SQL experience including DTS, of course stored procs, triggers, views, functions, reporting services etc.. There is an open position at my job for an ETL developer primarily using informatica and SSIS. I've never personally...

the real question here should be what is ethical. The client paid you to design something for him. If you want to strongarm the customer into using only your service and only your hosting thats up to you but IMHO its not right. They paid you for your time and development. It's up to you to...

lol x2

I use teamviewer.com

spamhaus, at least in my several years ago history with them, has taken a vigilante style approach. and getting off their list when accidently being put on is a nightmare. :(

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I use the enterprise library exclusively with stored procedures. I also create data access classes that are called from the object itself to encaspulate the actual data lookup. By data look up I mean everything from database access to file reading to web services.

they make smaller versions. but keep in mind there ar ewires associated with it, the leviton allows you to isolate as well as organize. It's just a thought.

here is a picture of an example

check out leviton structured panels. They are pricey but very nice if you own your house.

depending on specific needs, you could always try to use cfschedule to run a scheduled page. This might be a viable option as it does not wait to respond.

thats a good point, I would imaing the GC would do cleanup. Again, depending on your use, if you are doing basic text editing and database stuff you can easilt do that in coldfusion as well.

first question - correct. call a java method, that calls something else and asyncrously returns a response to coldfusion. second question, I'm not sure what GC means. again its hard to go into detail without knowing what you are doing. but it works like this, coldfusion server loads the...

while there are certain things that can be done asyncrously with coldfusion what your doing generally would be syncrounous.(dunno if I spelled that right) What I would do is write a jvm that acts as a gateway. Coldfusion is going to wait for a response, iirc, and then process on. If your back...

theres a couple of problems with your question. 1. there is no clear definition of WHAT you are trying to do. It sounds like you just want to use coldfusion to serve up a java application. 2. you can call java classes via the cfobject tag. 3. CFML still needs a server to serve the...

I guess it depends on what your actually coding but im a fan of less is more. I find that the more real estate I have the more I'm going to waste on it. I code on 19" monitors 1x at home and 2x at work. the one at work is great because I have all my database stuff on one screen and my...

there are a few coldfusion guys here, I recommend IRC efnet #coldfusion. I idle there and learn from other peoples questions. since coldfusion is a markup language it's hard to point you in a straight direction to a resource without knowing what you are trying to do. feel free to hit me up...

what is the "my way..what i want... " portion that you can't find in other cms systems? you are joining the ranks of everyone else, have you tought about just extending an existing one that is open source? would be alot easier and you could learn from others mistakes

well what is the internal server error you are getting? error 500 is an internal server error, how are you trying to "login"? I see you are passing it in the url string but you need to look on the asp.net side and read the internal server error

1. I would use a more descriptive name simply because "status" could end up becoming a reserved dbms keyword. 2. prefacing table names with tbl(in ms sql server) is part of hte Leszynski naming convention and as I understandit will bypass the sysobjects that looks for system tables first...

mediatemple is slow from my past experence. I would recommend you consult with the company manager to ensure this doesnt happen to anyone else.

depending on how much you REALLY plan on crimping, I personally went with the ideal brand for crimpers and toner and klein for screwdrivers. It's a cheaper alternative to paladin and frankly I've had zero problems with them. I've been doing networking for 8 years now and i've only broken one...