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Liferay Portlet Development

Liferay is a very popular open source social network script that has been programmed in Java and as a result has become a favourite amongst cost conscious Enterprises who are looking to deploy intranet and collaboration solutions.



Posted in: News | September 16, 2011
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Norway Road Show 2011 private meeting invitation

Norway Road Show 2011 private meeting invitation (PDF) Mobile Solutions, Portals, Expert Systems, Software Consulting and Development Between 12 and 16 September 2011 Ropardo S.R.L is in organized roadshow in Norway where we are looking to meet IT companies – Software house (ISV), Application providers, System integrators that are interested to outsource development and consulting [...]



Posted in: News, Uncategorized | September 6, 2011
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Meet Ropardo at Cebit 2011

CeBit opens its gates again: the 1st of March, in Hannover Germany. We are a strong and dynamic enterprise with emphasis on the development of IT solutions with the newest technologies for complex business procedures. We present a new product: MANAGED NEARSHORE Software development, Software maintenance and Server maintenance (ITIL) With this innovative product your [...]



Posted in: Java, News, Web Development | February 15, 2011
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Testimonials extension for TYPO3

Our client wanted a solution for displaying testimonials on his TYPO3 website. The easiest way to accomplish this was creating some items that can be edited in the backend of the website and a front end plugin for the list and detail view. One of the great things that TYPO3 provides is the TCA (Table [...]

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Posted in: Content Management Systems, PHP | November 5, 2010
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Using TransactionScope for SQL commands

TransactionScope for SQL commands not working as expected? This article describes shortly how to use TransactionScope and also one of the most easy-to-make errors. 

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Posted in: Microsoft.NET | April 27, 2010
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Google Code Jam 2010

Google has open the registrations for this year Code Jam competition! Until May 8th you can apply (if you like coding as a professional or as hobbyist) to enter the qualification round. After you pass the elimination phase and solve the first problems then you can participate in up to 3 more online rounds (if you pass the previous ones). The first 25 coders will go to Dublin for the on-site finals (and the winner takes $5000).

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Posted in: News | April 8, 2010
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WCF Hosting options

Windows Communication Foundation was official released with .NET 3.0. For those people who are doing connected, distributed systems or are in any way interested in communication aspects of systems, this ought to be a God-send. WCF basically rolled all the different Microsoft messaging formats into one, making it extremely easy to architect the communication layer of simple to complex applications. 

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Posted in: Microsoft.NET | December 7, 2009
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Time saving tips when debugging

Did you ever write some code, compile & run your solution and then, when debugging, found a minor error (like an sql string syntax error) that messed up your code’s execution? Well, stopping the debugger, correcting the error, recompiling & running is the way to go, right? Wrong! Visual Studio has two tricks up it’s [...]

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Posted in: Microsoft.NET | October 22, 2009
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Configure Xwiki and Create a Formular With Field Validation

XWiki is a growing open source wiki that can be easily used withing a corporate. It has many features that can be integrated in a wiki application with reliability for the user. XWiki is written in Java and supports a variety of datasources: MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle etc.

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Posted in: Java, xWiki | October 7, 2009
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Code Snippets

The Visual Studio Code Snippets feature allows very simple, common, code blocks to be reused without requiring the same thing to be typed out repeatedly, or copied and hacked. The Code Snippets feature allows inserting code, wrapping existing code and replacement of key parts of the Snippet.

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Posted in: Microsoft.NET | September 4, 2009
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