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Guest36365 |
is there a way to generate ER diagram out of entities classes? |
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pdurbin |
ER? |
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sess |
EntityRelation |
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sess |
what you are looking for is an IDE plugin of some sort |
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sess |
or you can create the database and generate ER from that |
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pdurbin |
right. like this: http://schemaspy.sourceforge.net/sample/ |
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Guest36365 |
hm |
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Guest36365 |
i use idea |
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sfisque |
squirrel will do schema graphs |
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Guest36365 |
in idea? |
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sfisque |
no, squirrel is a standalone db tool (java app) |
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sfisque |
but among its bazillion features, it does schema graph visualizations |
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Guest36365 |
hm |
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Guest36365 |
any idea shortcut. |
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I need it to be build from entities clases and not from database itself. as database may have extra tables |
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kotten |
Is there anyway to let a bean transfer an Image outputstream to a <h:graphicImage> ? |
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kotten |
like.. <h:graphicImage library="blabla" inputstream="#{bean.getoutputstream()}" /> |
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neuro_sys |
afaik, no. |
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neuro_sys |
although you could bind the value of a graphicImage to a servlet |
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kotten |
not? =\ yeah i saw there was a command bind within it |
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kotten |
if you mean value like.. |
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kotten |
=/test1.jpg as url reference that is what I am trying to avoid |
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neuro_sys |
is the image dynamically generated? |
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kotten |
no |
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kotten |
well.. |
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kotten |
hm |
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neuro_sys |
why not serve it from the filesystem with a url path? |
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kotten |
that was my initial plan |
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neuro_sys |
it's also better in several aspects |
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kotten |
the user uploads the picture to a destination on my box like /var/uploads/picture and that works |
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kotten |
but I have problems getting to that resource from glassfish |
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kotten |
I want to bind it as an alternative docroot but i don't get that working |
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neuro_sys |
save the uploaded pitures under WEB-INF/uploads/ ? |
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neuro_sys |
erm well |
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kotten |
well that sounds nice and all but the problem is that when it is deployed glassfish will not like that being messed with |
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kotten |
but well i havn't tried it |
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neuro_sys |
or you could have a servlet that'd serve the image you need |
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kotten |
yeah thats was what i was thinking |
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neuro_sys |
context-root/MyImageServlet?image.jpg |
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kotten |
like this withing a servlet mapping: <servlet-name> imageservlet</servlet-name><url-pattern>*.jpg</url-pattern> |
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kotten |
or rather... |
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kotten |
<url-pattern>this_pic_will_be_unique_based_on_session_anyway_so_name_doesnt_matter.jpg</url-pattern> |
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neuro_sys |
I'd make the mapping /MyImageServlet |
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kotten |
okay, so then i reference <h:graphicImage library="??" name="uniqueprofilepic.jpg" /> shall i just return the image? |
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kotten |
sorry.. I mean name ="/MyImageServlet/<something>.jpg" |
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usasck |
USA is a shitty country where mother are sluts ! |
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Quest |
Is there a way to generate ER diagram from the entity mappings in entity classes? (in jetbrains idea)? |
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usasck |
USA labour history are worst then Quest ass |
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Quest |
sess, no, I am looking something that creates the ER from the entity classes |
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sess |
probably not gonna find it |
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Quest |
really? |
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Quest |
so all tools are that generate ERs from database directly? |
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sess |
and it's more proper to create it from the db anyways |
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sess |
should should have a db either way so i dont understand why you need it from the entities |
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Quest |
well, I have some extra tables in db that I dont want to show in ER. well I dont even know which tables are extras |
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sess |
so remove them manually |
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Quest |
there are so many :) |
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sess |
if you have 50+ tables, the ER will look like shit either way |
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Quest |
hm |
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sess |
anything above 15 tables is hard to place |
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Quest |
hm. so any tool you know of? |
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sess |
most db clients can handle it |
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sess |
depending on vendor |
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sess |
official mysql client has a good one |
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sess |
and oracle has one aswell iirc |
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sfisque |
squirrel. uses jdbc. vendor neutral. integrates with hibernate. does graphs. |
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Quest |
postgres |
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Quest |
mysql workbench is good for mysql. |
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Quest |
pgAdmin 3 is not for PG |
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Quest |
sess, and if you had time or interest, I have another unsolved mystry. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20831040/404-error-on-spring-security |
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sess |
no experience with postgres |
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sfisque |
if postgresql has a type4 driver, squirrel will do just fine |
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sess |
havent used spring security |
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Quest |
sess, no experience with pg? if you didnt do pg, oracle or DB2, then you missed alot |
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Quest |
sfisque, hm ok |
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sess |
i work with oracle and mysql |
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Quest |
nice |
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sess |
db2 is pretty old... |
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sfisque |
but still current. it just has a long history |
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sfisque |
probably the oldest still in production |
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neuro_sys |
using only db2 at work |
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sfisque |
on top of what os? |
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sfisque |
linux? as400? |
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neuro_sys |
ibm i or aix |
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neuro_sys |
as400 |
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sfisque |
wild. is it true that db2 is actually "part of the operating system" on as400? |
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neuro_sys |
yeah, I was just going to say that |
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neuro_sys |
a lot of stuff are I guess handled in the kernel space |
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sfisque |
yah |
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neuro_sys |
all tables are actually files on the filesystem |
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neuro_sys |
they're called files anyways |
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sfisque |
yah |
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sfisque |
BBL |
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* sfisque |
waves to all |
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neuro_sys |
authentication and permissions are also part of the os |
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Quest |
sess, sfisque idea has a feature to generate ER from entity classes only. no db required. I got it working http://i42.tinypic.com/x42irc.png |
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sess |
cool |
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sess |
thats one old IDEA |
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Quest |
ya , thats not mine. the helpers one. but its similar for v13 too |
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Quest |
#spring is usually idle |
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pdurbin |
ah, "Open ER diagram" per http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/webhelp10.5/persistence-tool-window.html |
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Quest |
ya |
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pdurbin |
or http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/webhelp/persistence-tool-window.html for the latest version |
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pdurbin |
Quest: good job |
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pdurbin |
I guess it's considered a hidden feature http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2524025/hidden-features-intellij-idea/4463739#4463739 :) |
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Quest |
thanks |
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Quest |
ya, its not very prominent |
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neuro_sys |
200 bucks is not cheap |
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neuro_sys |
maybe I should pirate it |
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neuro_sys |
and pay back when I make enough money |
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Quest |
http://pastie.org/8588538 are the lines 1 to 6 a correct way to logout users? because when I do, the user seems to be logged out momentarily on the page but then can visit other pages again with the same login. it seems line 31 and 38 is making a new session cookie. but how? |
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kotten |
sfisque: do you like star trek? |
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kotten |
Quest: I have no idea as this is not my domain at all, but what am I looking at? |
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Quest |
its spring security |
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kotten |
Quest: ohh.. then thats truly now my domain :) but.. |
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Quest |
no problem |
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kotten |
Quest: what is the rest there? It seems like a header coming after |
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Quest |
yes |
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kotten |
Quest: Something is wrong here |
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Quest |
yes it is |
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kotten |
Quest: The first part(that 1- 6 something lines) seem to be bean or servlet action |
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Quest |
yes. its a controller in spring |
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kotten |
Quest: The rest seems to be a http/html wtf its called header |
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kotten |
is this printed on your browser? |
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kotten |
Quest: do you understand what I mean? Where is the origin of this 'text'? it seems like a combination of some kind of function and a server response |
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Quest |
the header is what i got from browser f12 |
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sess |
Quest: you are redirecting, of course a new cookie is created |
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kotten |
Quest: okay so far that i can say with my very limited level of understanding. You should not see rgw linw 1 - 6 |
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sess |
the url login/logout is ridiculous btw |
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kotten |
rgw... the lines... |
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Quest |
sess, yes. but the new cookie should not have the privilieges of the previous logged out user |
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sess |
nope, and it won't unless your security is configured bad |
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Quest |
sess, ya. the logout.jsp and login.jsp and logoutfail.jsp are in the view/jsp/login dir |
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Quest |
so looks awkward |
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Quest |
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20848312/how-to-correctly-logout-user-in-spring-security then |
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Quest |
see edit 1 |
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kotten |
can someone refer me to the off-topic section of this channel? |
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sess |
i dont know spring security |
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sess |
-> that way |
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Quest |
kotten, offtopic section? |
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sess |
you are correctly invalidating the session at least |
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Quest |
sess, ya. thats my point. |
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kotten |
Quest: not for you my friend :) |
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sess |
perhaps there is something left in spring security, though it should be session bound so that would suprise me |
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kotten |
Quest: try to join #spring |
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Quest |
sess, ya. everything stops at session invalidation |
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Quest |
kotten, iam already there |
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kotten |
Quesst: do they help you? |
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kotten |
Quest: do they help you? |
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Quest |
for this. no |
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semiosis |
maybe if you enable remember-me, then you wont have that problem |
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Quest |
kotten, for other things. they did mostly |
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Quest |
semiosis, remember-me ? |
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semiosis |
whats the problem you're having with spring sec? |
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kotten |
Quest: okay well that is the way it is, I wish I could help you but this is really far from my field |
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Quest |
semiosis, stated at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20848312/how-to-correctly-logout-user-in-spring-security |
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Quest |
kotten, I appreciate your sense of handling problems though |
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kotten |
Quest: thank you Quest for those kind words |
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* Quest |
has to leave |
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sfisque |
kotten i enjoy ST. why do you ask? |
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kotten |
sfisque: you probably dont remember but a month or two ago we had a discussion about it :) |
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kotten |
sfisque: I am 'new' to ST but i really enjoy it. Since we last spoke I have seen all movies and are currently on S2 on The next Generation |
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sfisque |
ah, ok i recall that. coolio |
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kotten |
sfisque: I doubt you do but you helped me with some trivial JDBC issues and for that I stand in your debt |
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sfisque |
this is a zero debt channel. just pay it forward when someone else asks a question you know the answer to :-) |
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kotten |
sfisque: what do you mean with that? |
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sfisque |
it means you owe me no debt (though i appreciate the sentiment). this channel is just a collection of knowledge and if at some point you can offer someone assistance then that is enough :-) |
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kotten |
sfisque: But your knowledge is lightyears above me :) There should be different channels for different levels of questions. Still if that is your wish I shall try my best. |
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pdurbin |
sfisque: oh. I have a database for you |
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pdurbin |
"An open-source database with a flexible data model for documents, graphs, and key-values." http://www.arangodb.org |
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pdurbin |
(via http://rubyrogues.com/134-rr-sharktime-with-lucas-dohmen/ ) |
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pdurbin |
graph and document database |
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pdurbin |
sfisque: for your facebook killer |