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Monday 27th August, 2007 | | | | | | | Hello Member,
Welcome to geekinterview.com Weekly Digest, | | | GeekInterview.com Code Base | | Remove Blank Lines from Script Files | | Sometimes while using FTP one may find the script files transferred to have additional blank lines, which could make the script clumsy and messy to read or modify. Here is a simple code to remove Blank Lines in Script Files | | Send email using Gmail SMTPS | | Gmail updated their SMTP way of sending mail... Connection time out error occurs for normal way of sending mails... | | Swap 2 numbers | | To swap two numbers, we'll require one temporary variable say (temp). If a and b are the two inputs, then following code will work as follows | | C Program to change the case of a string | | The following program takes in string as input and changes the case of the string. | | Show Print Preview Option before printing | | The following code shows Print Preview Option, so that the user can opt to see the preview on screen or directly send it to the printer. | | | | | GeekInterview.com Forums | Why does testing fail?
by m_i_m
Why does testing fail in companies? What are they doing wrong with regards to testing that causes it to fail? Tracking Bug State
by ursgaurav
Someone found a bug in build 001 and it get fixed in build 003 and again it get opened in build 009, then my question is that which state should we mark for that bug VERIFIED or CLOSED. Why? What is meant by centralized DWH?
by a.amarnathreddy
What is meant by centralized DWH? Password expiry in ASP.Net 2.0
by greesh
How can we set the password expiry. for ex. I have a database wherein I am maintaining the password of the users. I have to set expiry for that passwords like after 90 days password should expire and it should prompt to reset the new password. Please do let me know how this can be done in ASP.Net 2.0. Company logo in address bar
by psuresh1982
If you open internet explorer normally then it is shows i.e logo and about:blank message in address bar. I saw some of the website they put their company logo instead ie logo in the address bar. How can they achieve this? I need to display my company logo when the user open our site. Applet slow response time
by psuresh1982
What is the reason behind an applets slow reaction/response time to any event done for the first time? Like when I click a button for the first time, it takes 10 seconds or so before a specific action is performed. but when I click it for the second time, it takes around 2 or 3 or even 1 second to perform the action. Why is this so? JavaMail
by sk_gazanfar
I would like to know whether Is it possible to view multiple users mails in one mail box using javamail API. Now I have such requirement in my project. If possible send some sample code. Digit sum
by Santhu6984
What is the sum of the digits of the decimal form of the product below?
1999 2001
2 x 5 Traceability Matrix
by suhanip
Give a clear idea on Traceability Matrix. Delete values in single a row without using DELETE keyword
by P.PRAVEEN KUMAR
Is it possible to delete the values in single a row without using DELETE keyword. If so what is the Query QTP Recording Problem
by pankajg
I am using QTP 9.0 When I am trying to record a test case. It is not recording the selection of the Menu Item. The menu items are implemented with the use of third party tool 'Infragistic'. So can you please help in this, that how can I record this How a tester get build from developer
by siteuse
How a tester get build from developer? Do the tester need to deploy that code in his system before testing? What is test bed? How to prepare the test bed? Can anybody please give me detailed instructions? Regarding Servlets
by samineni6
What is the difference between request.getSession() and request.getSession(true). | | | Latest Tutorials | Client-Server Models and N-Tier Applications
One of principal objective of Client-Server methods is to provide data to an end user. However, Client-Server architectural methodologies are much more complex. Client-Server describes the process wherein a client program generates contact with a separate server for a particular reason on a networked system. The client, in these cases, is the requester for a service that the server will theoretically provide.
C++ Operators Part I
In this C++ tutorial, you will learn about operators, assignment operator, arithmetic operators, compound assignment operators, increment and decrement operator, the functionality of prefix and postfix operators, relational and equality operators.
C++ Standard Input Output Stream
In this C++ tutorial, you will learn about standard input stream and standard output stream explained along with syntax and examples.
How to Access C++ Class Members
In this C++ tutorial, you will learn how to access Class members, dot operator or class member access operator, difference between struct and class and scope resolution operator.
Ajax and Web Applications
Client Server Technology and Web Applications There is a gap in user experience between desktop applications and web applications. Desktop applications run on a single computer, while web applications run on the Internet. Since the invention of the Web, developers have been trying to design web applications that demonstrate the speed and interactivity of applications running on the client machine of a LAN (Local Area Network). Despite the explosion of web based applications in the 1990’s (and continuing today), many users still prefer desktop applications. Like web sites, desktop applications access up to date information by connecting to the Web through the Internet.
Java and Client Server Models
The Role of Client Servers on the Web Client server models provide the essential mechanisms for working with the Internet. In fact, most of the World Wide Web is built according to this paradigm. In client server models the web browsers run by millions of users are the clients. On the other side of the equation, are the web hosting systems that run at host sites and provide access to processes and data requested by the client. In this case, these hosting systems are the server.
Object-Oriented Client-Server Internet
OCSI Environments as IT Infrastructure Client Server Basics Object-Oriented Client-Server Internet (OCSI) environments provide the IT infrastructure for supporting OCSI applications. For our purposes, infrastructure refers to operating systems, networks, middleware, and hardware. OCSI are distributed applications with three core technologies: Client-Server, in which parts of the application behave as clients (or service consumers) and others behave as servers (or service providers); object-oriented programming, which allows applications to be easily created, modified, reused and; the Internet, which provides access to application components, like business logic or databases, through web browsers.
Web Services and Client Server Technology
The Internet and expanded network connectivity established client-sever models as the preferred form of distributed computing. When talking about Client-Server models of networked communication using web services the broadest components of this paradigm become the web browser (functioning as the client) and web server. So by introducing web services into the equation, client/server models become browser/server models.
Using XML with Microsoft Excel
One of the most useful features for a programmer would be Microsoft Excel's capability to support XML schemas which are user defined. Though it is not a very prominent feature which can be obviously noted it still exists and is very functional tool. In simple English it means that you can add, and modify XML data in an Excel workbook. Excel has an inbuilt feature to process the data for you.
XML Spy
XML Spy XML is a widely spread and accepted software and has a wide support on the Internet simply because it is flexible, dynamic, user friendly, interoperable and flexible. XML today plays a pivotal role in software development and is associated with most of the programs being use today. XML spy is an extremely powerful tool associated with the XML software and allows you to create business critical software's and also gels with XML view and the options that suit your business needs. | | |
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