I have implemented a \"safe save\" operation that goes something like this: Save some data to temporary file A
We recently put a new production database into use. The schema of this database is optimized for OLTP. We\'re also getting ready to implement a reporting server to be used for reporting purposes. I\'m
in my application the jsp is calling the method to fetch records from database.the method returns an array and using for loop the array values are displayed using jsp technology in the html page.
The naming of this function seems like this is some complicated stuff going on. When exactly does one know that this is the way to go instead of doing something like this:
When someone visits my website, he will see the page with the fewest pageviews. All pages, including a pageview counter, are stored in a MYSQL database.
We have an asynchronous task that performs a potentially long-running calculation for an object.The result is then cached on the object.To prevent multiple tasks from repeating the same work, we added
I am writing a python service (pyamf) through which a user can access images. All images are stored on a central server.The python services will be running on satellite machines which have network acc
I\'m developing a Rails application in which each subdomain has a separate database. And I\'m doing something like this.
I have some troubles firing and removing events in the right chronicle order. The code below gives the following output:
I have something wich looks to me like race condition while logging to file from multiple thread. 1) I\'ve got a custom logger class (ConfigurableTraceLogger) that is shared by multiple threads in my
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