Search results matching tag 'servers'

First Web & Web 2.0 oriented database is released

bablind — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 05:00:00 GMT

The first release of Eloquera, the fusion database, is out. Eloquera's architecture and technology specifically targets at the Web developer.

It provides the desired objectives of speedier development and maintenance. At the same time, it provides the seemingly contradictory benefit of startlingly improved performance. Performance advantages that become more and more evident the more complex the actual environment.

Designers of Eloquera have also recognized that it was important that there should not be any steep learning curve for developers. Hence a familiar SQL interface has been maintained. Existing developers can be up and running with Eloquera in a matter of hours.

Eloquera will radically reduce the cost of web development and maintenance. It provides speed of development in conjunction with dramatically higher production performance, and can scale to massive sized databases.

Some of the unique features Eloquera queries have:

Supported ALMOST operation for approximate search
SELECT Book WHERE AuthorName ALMOST 'Bil' WITHIN 2

Powerful regular expressions
SELECT Book WHERE AuthorName REGEX '\w+@[a-z_]+\.[a-z]{2,}'

Culture support
SELECT Book WHERE AuthorName LIKE['ft-FR'] '%Exupery'

Get parent only
SELECT ONLY Paper WHERE Publisher CONTAINS 'Ted'

At the same time entire interface is very straightforward

For example insert:
db.Insert(new Book());

And to query:
IEnumerable books = db.ExecuteQuery("SELECT Book WHERE Price > 1e3 ORDER BY Title");

Eloquera home www.eloquera.com

"30 seconds tutorial" www.eloquera.com/tutorial

It is even possible to try queries online www.eloquera.com/sqlonline.aspx

It can be downloaded at www.eloquera.com/download

Eloquera website is powered by Eloquera DB.

GigaSpaces Launches XAP.NET - 6.6

g_korland — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 04:00:00 GMT

GigaSpaces XAP.NET 6.6 has been released. XAP, the eXtreme Application Platform, is an application server designed from the ground up to scale out, with applications in caching, distributed processing, messaging, and remote invocations.

GigaSpaces' eXtreme Application Platform is an application server built to scale that provides you a way to see your entire set of computers as one single, simple runtime environment in which both your processes and your data can reside, enabling predictable improvement of application performance while you increase the volume of data, transactions, and number of users, with no real need to rearchitect.

Wanted - IT Administrators for Microsoft usability study

itusable — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 04:00:00 GMT

Microsoft User Research is conducting a study to evaluate a product yet to be launched in the market from August 19 to August 21, 2008. This is a great opportunity to shape the user experience for an important mid market product aimed at the IT Professionals. It is important for you to know that you do not need to prepare anything for this.

We want to learn from you, the experts, to determine what needs to be improved in our software. We highly value your feedback and will be offering you a gratuity option in appreciation of your time and participation.

We are recruiting individuals who:

• Have experience managing servers
• Are available for a 2 hour study session between August 19 to August 21, 2008
• Can make it to Microsoft’s main campus in Redmond, Washington

If you are interested or know someone who could be interested in participating, please email us at itusable@microsoft.com with ITPro in subject line. For information on other studies and to learn more about Microsoft's User Research program email us.

Different master pages for content on seperate servers?

PatDukes — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 04:00:00 GMT

Our organization has a public website and an internal website. Both sites have their own master page and content pagse. The intranet site contains all of the content pages from the online site, plus some extra pages. Currently there are two copies of every file, one on the internet server, one on the intranet server (ie, Default.aspx exists both in x:/internet/ and x:/intranet) . These pages are completely identical, except for the master page, which contains different styling for the respective sites. As it stands now, to update one page, it needs to be changed on both servers. Is there a way to host the content pages on the internet server and then just pull them from there for the intranet server? If you're sitting on our network you can see both servers, from the outside you can only see the web server.

My idea is to keep two master pages and assign it to all pages based on what server the user is on, using the <pages master= "" > tag in the web.config file. Each server would have a different web.config.

Does anyone have experience with this, or suggestions on accomplishing this?

Here's a table showing what I want, this is just an example; the real site has about 15 pages online and another 10 that are only viewable on the intranet

Current Setup:
Internet Files	Intranet Files
default.aspx	default.aspx
about.aspx	about.aspx
links.aspx	links.aspx
	users.aspx
	applications.aspx
web.config	web.config
online.master	intra.master

Ideal Setup:
Internet Files	Intranet Files
default.aspx
about.aspx
links.aspx
	users.aspx
	applications.aspx
web.config	web.config
online.master	intra.master

Green text represents files that can ONLY be seen on the Intranet side