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0x01AA wrote: How to provide my algo in an efficient and standaraized way for Linux and Win Web Server.
That still teslls us nothing about what actual problem you are trying to solve.
0x01AA wrote: I'm asking what are the technics to solve something like this in a General way.
The usual: analyse the requirements, do the necessary research and design, and write the code.
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Please!
"That still teslls us nothing about what actual problem you are trying to solve."
I'm looking for the "state of the art technics" to Support AlgoA for a web page.
"The usual: analyse the requirements, do the necessary research and design, and write the code."
No! But most probably my english is the big Problem to explain what I'm looking for... I don't think there is a big Need of Analysis and so on.
Ok I try an other way, but still in my bad english, sorry 
You Richard, are the Web developer and like to use my AlgoA in one of your Projects. What is the way you like to go to use my AlgoA? Prerequirement: I only Support Windows for my AlgoA but you are tied to a Linux web Server.
Thank you
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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I have create a web site application and it is use LAN connection. And this website will run in tablet/phone/pc. Mostly using wifi to connect,so that i want to ask how to check the wifi connection if the wifi lost signal or lost connection? For example: if connected then show img with connected else show disconnected. Please advise.
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You can not directly check hardware issues from within a web page, hosted inside the browser...
You may create a kind of 'pinging' inside the your web page...
1. Run a JavaScript timer
2. From that timer call a WebMethod/WebService
3. Depending on the answer display/hide an image
With that I have to say that this is sounds me like a total waste of resources...As long as the end user does not hit the site it is irrelevant if the device connected or not. If one hits the site why there is no connection, the browser will display a proper/detailed error message...
Skipper: We'll fix it.
Alex: Fix it? How you gonna fix this?
Skipper: Grit, spit and a whole lotta duct tape.
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Agreed.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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May i know how to create a pinging inside my webpage???
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May i know how to create a pinging inside my webpage??? Any example??
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Hello,
We have a desktop application which interacts with the devices in Local Area Network using our own proprietary protocol. We are planning to put some features on a web and mobile application.
I have created a website using HTML5/AngularJS and a WCF service to access the features. The website is configured and deployed on IIS server on my development machine.
We wanted to provide a installer to the customers to deploy the website on the machine in which desktop application is installed, so that they can access the website on mobile and other platforms.
Is there a way to create a installer that will ask port number and deploy website automatically and allow user to access the website using URL such as http://localhost:1234/Myapp OR http://<hosted system IP address>:1234/MyApp.
Found similar things : Perforce(p4Web), TeamCity, Atlassian(Crucible). Don't know how to achieve this.
Thanks in advance!!!
Praveen Raghuvanshi
Software Developer
modified 25-Nov-15 1:44am.
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Dear All,
Today I had typical requirement where my customer wants to create tables and columns in xml file dynamically by himself from html5 form
My customer wants 3 controls in html form one for table name other for name of the column and 3rd control is for Column datatype
I have been googling but didn't find any luck.Can anyone take their precious time and help me in providing the solution
Thanks & Regards,
Quality Communication Provides
Quality Work
SAM.
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I have a wcf service with callback implemented which continuously pumps data , how to consume that service in HTML5.
1> I have tried with signalR and it is working fine.
any suggestions
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ritesraj wrote: 1> I have tried with signalR and it is working fine.
So everything's OK, and you don't need any help?
ritesraj wrote: any suggestions
If SignalR is working fine, then use SignalR.
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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I want to configure spring method security in 3.2.5 security version. I have added following code in spring-security.xml
<beans:bean id="customMethodSecurityExpressionRoot" class="com.mkyong.configure.CustomMethodSecurityExpressionRoot" lazy-init="true" scope="prototype"/>
<beans:bean id="customMethodSecurityExpressionHandler" class="com.mkyong.configure.CustomMethodSecurityExpressionHandler" lazy-init="true"/>
<global-method-security secured-annotations="enabled" pre-post-annotations="enabled" >
<expression-handler ref="customMethodSecurityExpressionHandler"/>
</global-method-security>
I am using method security like,
@PreFilter("myMethod()")
User getuserInfo();
The method security is not getting configured. There are no exception or error. When I debug the code internally, I got to know that it could not invoke PreInvocationAuthorizationAdviceVoter.
Can anybody please tell me the issue and the right way to configure it?
can anybody please suggest me configuring the method security(spring security version 3.2.5 and xml configuration)?
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Hello,
I have a new startup idea related to web development but I'm trying to do research first and find out what actual problems people have with the current web development technologies. If you guys could spend a few minutes to answer my questions I will be grateful!
1. Is there anything you dislike about your work in web development?
2. Is there anything you dislike about using the technologies necessary for web dev?
3. Do you think it would be possible to have one technology to replace all others? Would having just one make things better?
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"Do you think it would be possible to have one technology to replace all others? Would having just one make things better?"
Better or not, it's not possible, for legal reasons as much as anything. Are you going to outlaw the competition? You can't. Forget this one as a non-starter.
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the toughest part of web dev is the variety of technologies involved. but having said that if it was easy then i couldn't justify my paycheck. the point it that there are far too many ways that things could go in the future. in the short while (compared to any other technology, like radio) that we have been playing around on the web people have come up with different way of doing things and they don't always pan out. i believe we are still too young for a consolidated stack. if it ever happens, it'll be organic and very effortless. to learn more in this are look at the work being done around jode.js also read google developer's blog about polymer and web components.
modified 19-Nov-15 19:59pm.
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Hi!
Just want to ventilate my thoughts on my plans to build a web UI, turn based strategy game. This has been in my mind for more then a decade now, but it's now first that I got the time to start
I have started with the data model, and thats pretty completed by now. The database used will be MS Sql 2012 Express.
The business logic will be written in C#, simply because thats what I'm familiar with from my profession.
Now to the tricky part, the UI. Tricky at least for me since I haven't been coding web UI for many years
What should I go for here? What technology to choose for a web UI, turn based strategy game? There will be no moving graphics, no sound effects. Just an old school, bord game style, turn based war game with units to move upon a hex based 2d map.
My thoughs so far are leaning towards html 5. Build the map from hexagons placed upon a html 5 canvas object. Then place the game units to be moved on top of the maps hexes, in the same canvas.
To move the units on the map, Javascript will be used. Javascript will also be used to communicate between client side html/javascript and server side C#. Json will be used to have data structures at client side, compatible with the data structures at server side
Since I'm a c# developer, I'm used to MS Visual Studio. I'm still using VS 2010. In VS 2010, the support for html5 development is very poor but I guess in VS 2015 it has improved a lot, and I will get VS 2015 soon
Any thoughts on the choice for UI technology? Given the fact that C# will be used for logic layers
Thanks and regards,
Mild#7
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By the sounds of it you are wanting your game to be played in a browser, over the web. In which case html5 is certainly the way to go, or else you'll be asking users to install plugins or allow an ActiveX component, which is a hurdle best avoided if possible.
Otherwise, you're talking about a desktop application that can communicate with your online server - which is fine, but a) you'll need to convince users to download and install it, and b) you'll have the headache of writing different versions for different platforms.
Even in html5, of course, you must still be aware of how your game will work on different size screens - everything from a dual-monitor 25" setup to a laptop to a tablet to a smartphone....
But there's rarely a "best" way to do anything - or rather, the "best" is what you're best at. And what you will enjoy doing the most. Not much point in doing it at all otherwise.
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Thanks for your thoughts! Yes, the plan is to have it as a browser based game, not desktop. And yes, I agree about avoiding plugins such as ActiveX.
For sure I will have some headache when it comes to different browsers, different user settings for javascript, different monitor sizes and so on. But so far I have not seen anything besides html5 that seems to be a good alternative to html5
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hello everyone, can you guys share how.do u practice your front end dev. skills? because im preparing for an interview and i have no idea what would be the test for the position as front end dev..
please share guys..
thanks...
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Read the books, write some code, drink lots of gin.
But more seriously, if you need to ask this question then you are probably not the right man for the job.
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front end web development can mean a lot of different things. but at it's most basic requires knowledge of anything that can be done on the client side vs the server side. so that means html, css, and javascript. if you concentrate on firebug (addon for Firefox browser) you'd have almost all f it covered. if you want to practice a particular js library, like jQuarry without downloading it try using codepen.com.
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Why are you telling me this?
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The interview is to evaluate what skills you currently have to see if they are a fit for their requirements. If you try and cheat the interview you're not doing yourself or the company any favours. You are forcing them to employ someone and give that person money for a job they are not able to do.
Act more ethically and go for jobs that are within your skill range, and if they are you will get those jobs. With experience you'll get better and will be able to go for better jobs.
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As much as anything else, front-end development requires . . . practice by doing. A monkey can do the easy stuff you get in a tutorial. In real work, problems arise. If not, they'd not need you or anyone else: just an application to do the development for them.
There's no substitute for experience. The same is true for any other type of coding you want to do.
In particular, with a user interface, there's painful experience that the user will find a way to screw up anything you do => you learn to anticipate this => they come up with more => etc.
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