This blog is for those who eat, drink, sleep or completely live in technology.
[Sh!!! too much technology and addiction is too Injurious to Health!!!]
Mark Kennedy says "All of the biggest technological inventions created by man - the airplane, the automobile, the computer - says little about his intelligence, but speaks volumes about his laziness."
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April 3rd, 2010
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In this second part of "Learning Web Technologies with Sri", we will understand & learn about web servers, application servers.
Rather than talking about Web Server & Application[App] Server differences, it's better to know the definitions or the basics of each & then the knowledge of each would bring out the differences between them automatically!!.
Lot of resources are available on web on similar topics. I have gone through few of them & tried to put the things in little different manner so that people can understand it better, especially [School or college Students who have just started to understand or know the web]. In the final segment of this article I have references for the source which I have used or refered. Full Credit & gratitude goes to original author's of those sources. Without wasting anymore time, let's dive in & learn about web servers & applications servers. To start with lets talk about Web server.
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March 1st, 2010
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The first part of "Learning Web Technologies With Sri" will be on "Internet Basics". I chose this topic to give brief idea about internet & history about it, so that you know what is Internet, how & why it makes so powerful tool for making this communication between each computer or devices unique. So let's get started. View full Article/Post »
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March 1st, 2010
I have been quiet thinking to blog/podcast on something new from past few months. As I browse the web I see tons of information on every single topic you pick. The best site being always Wikipedia, where you could find topics of almost all the things you want to know. Then I thought, why not bring out existing things with fresh look so that the students [in Schools &
Colleges], who are just starting to open their minds & trying to understand the world of technology, can benefit out of it. Hoping that students & other folks[starters] will be benefiting out this series for best, I will be starting this series of "Learning
Web Technologies With Sri". I will be dividing this series into multipart so that I can even have Video podcast's hosted in iTunes, Blog and other places, so that you need not always go through this feed or blog sitting in-front of computer or your web enabled devices, you can subscribe, download these podcast's watch or listen to them on go.
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February 3rd, 2009
Hi Folks,
This Article/Post is in follow with my previous article on MyEclipse Flex Builder Integration - Installation Steps for Flex Builder Plugin in MyEclipse. Some of the folks, who went through the article, applauded & I was little esteemed by seeing my first article being published in MyEclipse news letter of Jan 2009. Thank you MyEclipse team for recognition given by you folks. Keep up the Good Work. Saying this let me tell you the motto behind writing this article. After seeing the article, many of my Indian Developer folks, went through steps & were able to setup the MyEclipse with Flex Builder Plugin. After that, some of the folks did try to use BlazeDS on top of Tomcat which comes with MyEclipse. Some of them have failed to integrate, either because of the steps followed or because of the confusion involved in the steps of integrating the Flex Builder & MyEclipse together. So to resolve all doubts, issues faced, I was forced to write this article, which basically explains step by step procedure of deploying BlazeDS on Tomcat server in MyEclipse & also configuring Flex Project to work along with it. I will try to make it as simple as possible. As in my previous article, here too I will try to upload a small video & also explain step by step in words along with the help of snapshots.
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January 23rd, 2009
It's been very long time now the
Flex being introduced by Adobe into the market. As all of us know from version 2,
Flex Builder was built on Eclipse.
Adobe has done well in coming up with idea of two installers, one being a standalone installer & the other being the one which allows you to pick the eclipse folder and install the builder using existing
Eclipse on the System.
Even though adobe has done good job, there are few popular Eclipse versions or distributions which they customize in suchway that it might not be suitable for updating Eclipse with Flex Builder. RAD, RSA from IBM and MyEclipse are few examples to mention here. There are few
technotes in Adobe site which explains about how to resolve few issues which might occur while updating existing Eclipse distribution with
Flex Builder. I believe going through them will help you guys to understand and use them wisely too. This post will explain the step by step process of updating the existing
MyEclipse distribution with Flex Builder.
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