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An AJAX list box populates based on a selection of a previous list box. A time passes of several seconds before query is fully executed and the next list box can be loaded.
Provide options, and possible solutions. All answers must be in c# with IIS and SQL Server is backend. For extra credit provide solution in Java assuming Tomcat with MySQL backend.
You have 5 minutes, good luck.
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I do not thin someone can get any job based only interview today - as I know most companies run the candidate through some practical test that connected to the field the company works in and can not be done without real knowledge... Maybe people just out of college do not know it?
I'm not questioning your powers of observation; I'm merely remarking upon the paradox of asking a masked man who he is. (V)
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Sadly, many companies seem content to hire any yahoo who wanders through the door, as long as they are able to blink and breathe at the same time.
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True - well, they :blink: :gasp: hired me!
PooperPig - Coming Soon
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Simpsons marathon on TV. Ay caramba!
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wohooo! 
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You are damned if you do and damned don't.
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This past Monday, the Metro Detroit area I live in got slammed with torrential rainfall. 3"-5"+ in about 8 hours.
Some video showing the flooding: Hayes Road Flooded Aerial Drone Video[^]
The drone starts the video by looking and flying southbound on Hayes Road. The area you can see in the camera footage has been known to flood in the past, but never like this in the last 50 years. Hayes Road has had water over it before, but only a couple of inches deep. The cars you see in the water are in the middle of Hayes Road at a high spot and were still completely submerged at one point during the storm. At the time this video was taken, the water had receded about 18".
I used to live not far from that area 25 years ago. Here's a map[^] of what it looks like dry.
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As if Detroit didn't have enough problems already. Looks bad!
Have you ever just looked at someone and knew the wheel was turning but the hamster was dead?
Trying to understand the behavior of some people is like trying to smell the color 9.
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Some cat said Islip, New York got 21 inches of rain in 24 hours recently, breaking the New York State record. Here in California, we have a severe drought, but an El Nino is predicted to start soon - hopefully it doesn't end up being TOO much all at once...
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Yeah, I was just thinking that it's too bad they couldn't pipeline flood waters to drought areas.
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Unfortunately, that would require a vast infrastructure that, like everything else, would be falling apart now.
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Hope you manage to stay afloat!...good luck!
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Most of the Metro area flooded to some degree. I got lucky. I had street flooding but nothing came back up the sewer line to my basement. There are people around me that though that had a couple of feet of water in their basements.
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Yeah, we've had water in our basement...keep a gas powered pump handy for when the power goes out and the sump pump fails.
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Yikes! That's awful. 
/ravi
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I'm surprised the water hasn't quickly run off. The landscape seems very...convex...in the flooded area.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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1. Skippy heartbeat when you think of him/her.
Symptoms then: Love.
Prognosis now: Ventricular fibrillation and Myocardial Infarction.
2. Restless trembling of hands, feet and other body parts.
Symptoms then: Love.
Prognosis now: Parkinson's Disease.
3. Constant smiling.
Symptoms then: Love.
Prognosis now: Bell's Palsy.
4. Absent mindedness, inability to focus on tasks at work or at home.
Symptoms then: Love.
Prognosis now: Early Onset of Alzheimer's Disease.
5. Weakening of knees and bursts of energy when she calls or comes over.
Symptoms then: Love.
Prognosis now: Multiple Sclerosis.
6. Inability to stop thinking about her.
Symptoms then: Love.
Prognosis now: Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.
7. Bruising on neck, and other tender areas.
Symptoms then: Love.
Prognosis now: Leukemia.
8. Insomnia.
Symptoms then: Love.
Prognosis now: Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia.
9. Feeling that you can smell/hear/feel her when not in her presence.
Symptoms then: Love.
Prognosis now: Schizophrenia!
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Now: WebMD says it's cancer.
Alberto Brandolini: The amount of energy necessary to refute bullshit is an order of magnitude bigger than to produce it.
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As most of us here tend toward pedantry and the precise use of language, I thought I'd ask the following:
If you are looking to make a purchase, and expect to pay (approximately) a certain amount, and a vendor claims that they can "exceed all your expectations" -- wouldn't you at least ask for clarification that their price won't exceed your expectation?
(
This is prompted by an internal corporate survey I answered yesterday.
"meet or exceed our customers’ service expectations and our partners’ cost expectations"
)
modified 15-Aug-14 18:58pm.
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No, because exceeding my expectation of a price would mean offering the item at a lower price, while exceeding my expectation of quality would mean offering a product of higher quality.
/ravi
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