advantages of software framework?
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A lot of the application code is already there. You just extend the code to make it display/do what you want. =)
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OMF simplifies the creation of databases as Oracle does all OS operations and file naming. It has several advantages including:\n\n    * Automatic cleanup of the filesystem when database objects are dropped.\n    * Standardized naming of database files.\n    * Increased portability since file specifications are not needed.\n    * Simplified creation of test systems on differing operating systems.\n    * No unused files wasting disk space.\n\n///
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To allow a basis for which software can be run\nCommunicates between applications and harware\nProvides a GUI\n...
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J2EE is helpful in developing multitire enterprise application. you can go through this link also
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So, compared to regular HTML forms applications, they can write much more robust client applications.  They can also save bandwidth since content delivery is limited to the few changes a client requests, instead of entire pages.  The principles of AJAX lend themselves well to segmenting applications, potentially reducing server demand, and improving performance.\n\nSince most of the business rules are executed on the server anyway there's not a whole ton of "risk" - their "core" code is protected on the server.  If done right, the client-side code simply deals with delivering/presenting client content.\n\nThe tradeoffs are well worth the perceived "risks" in areas like content management, release coordination, availablility, scalability, etc., since they gain the advantage of a well-performing web-based client with a service-oriented back-end.
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I am not sure what you mean. I have tried a few Ajax.Net frameworks, the one I like best has been by Jason Diamond available at jason.diamond.name. The reason apart from ease of use is the way it actually hooks into the Page lifecycle and ASP.Net framework. You can find more details at the website
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Salesforce.com has a free evaluation version of their software.  After the trial, you'll still be able to use minimal features, which should be good enough for a small business.  Might have changed, but it was true when I tried it a few months back.
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Net framework 2 is out now so install that instead. Its not that important but if you want to run certain apps it is nessasary but if you are running without it at the moment obviously everything you use dosent need it.
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I believe you are asking for the difference between application software that you can purchase off the shelf (COTS) and custom/bespoke software that you need to engage a programmer to write. It is pretty similar to going to a shop and buying a readymade Shirt versus buying the cloth and engaging the tailor to take your measurements and stitch it.\n+ COTS is usually much cheaper than custom software.\n+ Since there are many other users of the s/w apart from yourself there is a commercial interest in keeping the s/w alive and supported.\n+ COTS s/w usually bunch together the most often used features into a single package with same use and feel.\n\n- COTS/Application software may not suit all your needs.\n- Since source-code is usually not available you cannot tweak the software to satisfy the quirks of your project.\n- Custom software is much more costly as you may be the only customer and the development cost cannot be spread across a wider audience, as is the case with COTS.
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Benefits/Problems\n\nAccess:\n\n is much cheaper\n is not very scalable mostly for personal use for very few users\n is not very roboust\n works only on windows OS\n\nOrcale\n is scalable/reliable\nVery costly\nworks with all operating systems\n\nWhat DB can handle what?\n\nAccess can atmost handle 5-10 concurrent users\n\nOracle can handle many many more depending on the version you purchase\n\nWhich is faster?\n\nundoubltedly oracle\n\nSecurity/Reliablilty?\n\nundoubltedly oracle
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The attributes of a good development process include:  frequent feedback from customers, pervasive testing, frequent releases (to encourage customer feedback!) systematic refactoring, and quick response to changes in the code (Continuous integration and testing, ideally).  Scrum and XP both provide these.  A really large project or one with heavy regulatory scrutiny may require additional reviews, evaluations, and other paperwork, but it is unclear (to me at least!) whether or not they provide any additional value.
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PHP is good if you only want DYNAMICS, but when you are talking of Business Logics and Web based Applications then you must opt for ASP.NET or JSP/Servlets
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For me - the only real differences are the installer and included packages.  You can get any packages and install them if they are not included so they are all essentially equal i suppose.  I prefer slackware though and it is great for development.
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java and the .net are one of the most popular softwares for developing systems. however the suitability issue depends on what type of software you are to develop. the .net framework works best for creating windows based application, java probably for business applications and for mobile applications. you could even use C++ if you are well geared with the language
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Reason #1 is because I need to run some software that are not available for Linux (yet :).\nThe other nine reasons, such as being easy to use, are really for novice users, not power users.
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So many possibilities...\n\nWhile pursuing development will always provide some benefit, I would encourage you to stick with areas where you're already strong, and just learn development as a means to enhance your content options.  I personally believe there will always be opportunities for experienced designers, although the format may develop more over time.  The bubble is still recovering, but its fairly obvious that the web is here to stay, web applications are on the forseeable horizon and will it likely will evolve into something better over the next few years.\n\nHave you looked at Microsoft Expression yet?  I'm not sure if there are any competitors for it, but I feel that it is a good step in the right direction.  As content delivery becomes ubiquitous more applications that focus on a variety of content delivery options (instead of just a web browser) will become the norm.  This is where the design experience will pay off.  As web applications become more pervasive for the consumer, there will be a greater need for experienced designers to present it well.\n\nDon't give up the ghost yet.  I would wager that the "bubble burst" was just a twitch in the growing pains of the Internet.  The best is yet to come...:).
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Advantages: stable, low price, firewall, much software\nDisadvantages: not the newest Version from Suse\n\n\nSuse Linux 8.2 is the Suse Version which was sold by Suse 3 years ago. Since this time I use this Suse Version. At the begin I used it on a desctop PC, then on a backup Server, on a Firewall and on a Internet Server. Time to write a review! On my desktop PC I used in the meanwhile Suse 9.0, 9.1 and currently 9.3. The package