Generating word documents from Lotus Notes documents
Sometimes you wish to print the information contained in a Lotus Notes document. Lotus Notes offers such printing options, but if you have layout issues one solution would be to export into an word document.
You can create an word document in Lotus Script using CreateObject(“Word.Application”) function. It only works on your computer if you have Microsoft Word installed. Luckily Lotus Notes comes with an alternative, Lotus Symphony. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Lotus Notes lotus script Lotus Symphony
Posted in: Lotus Notes |
January 15, 2010
Ioan Seicean | 
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File Tracking Client 1.6.5.
Version 1.6.5 of File Tracking Client was released containing bug fixes that are meant to smooth up the whole application.
First of all the windows and dialogs were fixed so if they are rescaled, all their inner components change their size correspondingly. This creates a smooth look and feel on both Windows and Linux platforms because the previous version had big problems from this point of view. In order to make it a good Linux distribution candidate the path there the configuration files are saved was corrected. It is saved now in the $HOME/.FileTrackingClient folder. Beside this, an Ant build script was added in order cu build create the distribution archive for the sources. Previously, there was a building instruction file in the root but it was a bit complicated to follow because there are some cumbersome steps in this process.
Posted in: File Tracking Client |
January 15, 2010
Alexandru Georgescu | No Comments
Windowing Functions in PostgreSQL 8.4
PostgreSQL recently added several great new features like Common Table Expressions (CTE), Recursive CTEs, Windowing Functions (my favorite) and Parallel restoring of dumps. The goal of this article is to provide an overview of the new PostgreSQL Windowing Functions. Previously limited to enterprise databases such as Oracle and DB2, they open up a completely new world of functionality to SQL queries.
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Tags: PostgreSQL SQL Windowing Functions
Posted in: PostgreeSQL |
January 11, 2010
Alexandru Gyulai | 5 Comments
Create an image thumbnail for a WordPress article
During the last week, the Ropardo Web Development Team has been working on a web portal based on the open sourced content management system WordPress. I was given the task to create a new template for the new website which would eventually be populated with diverse information, ranging from static facts to fast changing local news. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: attachments image thumbnail wordpress
Posted in: PHP |
December 16, 2009
Tomita Militaru | One Comment
Convert Array to Object in PHP
When you need to convert an Array to Object in PHP there is a quick way to do this: Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: array object PHP
Posted in: PHP |
December 15, 2009
Andrei Igna | 3 Comments
Quick note on Microsoft SQL transaction log file
Every MS SQL Server database consists of at least two physical operating system files and these files are specified when a database is created or altered. One and possibly more (secondary files) are used for the data (as well as indexes and allocation pages) and one for the transaction log.
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Tags: database MSSQL recovery model restore SQL Server transaction log
Posted in: Databases, MSSQL |
December 14, 2009
Daniel Bozdoc | No Comments
XEclipse, XWiki issues with sollutions
Some tips to avoid a headacke when dealing with xwiki and xeclipse:
Common ground: xwiki version: 2.0, xwiki syntax: 2.0
-> If you need to create new and a lot of new documents in a space and time is limited for this activity, an error may occur when you close and want to reopen some already created documents in the project. See error display(error1.jpg) After you click “Ok” the connection to the server will be closed.
Tags: html issues velocity xeclipse Xwiki
Posted in: Java, Web Development, xWiki |
December 9, 2009
Gabriela Radu | 2 Comments
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. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: .NET hosting options WCF
Posted in: Microsoft.NET |
December 7, 2009
admin | No Comments
What to do when you need to import a large MSSQL database dump inside a virtual machine and you have no sufficient space?
It is a good idea to hold your database server inside a virtual machine and run it only if needed. This will save the memory space from being loaded with running services when you don’t need them. But what if you need to import a large database dump file and there is no sufficient space allocated for the virtual machine?
You can try these steps:
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Tags: database disk space large database dumps MSSQL virtual machine WMware
Posted in: MSSQL |
December 4, 2009
Alina Hila | One Comment
Participation at MDIS 2009
Last month, between 22 and 25 October 2009, at “Lucian Blaga” University of Sibiu taked place the Conference on Modelling and Development of Intelligent Systems, shortly MDIS. A number of 52 participants from different countries was present and a number of 44 paper accepted and presented.
The aim of the conference is ” to bring together computer scientists, mathematicians, researchers, students, interested in the topics of the conference and working in fields which can be connected with modeling and development of intelligent systems.” (MDIS official description)
Ropardo SRL, one of the main conference sponsors, was present as always.
More information about the conference you can find at MDIS Official Site.
Tags: international conference MDIS participation sponsor
Posted in: Ropardo Team |
December 2, 2009
Laurentiu Ciovica | No Comments
