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Hi ,
Any body pls explain about different steps present in a project development and supporting .
And how we will submit our project to the client .
I want detail description about real time environment Technical terms.

Different stages involved in implementation project
ASAP Methodology:
1) Project preperation - It consists of identifying team members and developing strategy as how to go.
2) Business Blueprint - consists of identifying the client current process, reqeirement and how SAP provides solution. Consists of detailed documentaion
3) Realization -This phase is to implement all the business and process requirements based on the Business Blueprint.
4) Final Preparation - This phase is to complete testing, end-user training,
5) Go-Live - The project end date
6) Support & Maitainance - Support to the enduser

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Know about Project system

Hi, I am basically HR functional consultant. I would like to know about Project systems. Is project systems is for managing the projects like what we do in Microsoft project and primavera.
Could any one give me clear idea about project systems and guide me how the beginner can learn about project system.
Please don't hesitate about my question. I am completely new this topic.
I will appreciate you response.
Many thanks
santhi

Hi,
Pls check things like http://www.sap-img.com/sap-ps.htm
Eddy
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Confused about projects after moving from iPhoto

Hi
I recently moved 13k+ photos and 347 projects from iPhoto to A3 primarily for the better editing capabilities of A3. I shoot for fun , not professionally
i am reading the A3 manual and their screenshots seem to show another structure in place then mine (see image).
basically, under the Projects & Albums, I have a duplication of every project that is seen in the Aperture 3 Library, Projects view i.e. a long list of 347 projects Is this normal?
if so, I think what is confusing me is why the redundancy since in iPhoto, all i used were Events/Projects and keywords to organize and not sure why each project also appears seperately below in the Projects and Albums section
I think I understand smart albums and will create using keywords since albums are just a collection of aliases (correct?) so I can create, delete as needed, just like in iTunes
that being the case, why would I use folders? often one of my projects could consist of multiple activities (ex. vacation which has hiking, camping, water shots, wildlife, etc) so I am not sure how or why I would use folders.
I guess I could have a folder labeled Vacations and stick projects in that or could i just also assign a keyword "vacations" and then I could search for photos that are vacations and wildlife?
If i use folders, then when i import a project, i guess I would need to assign it to a folder?
Also a project could contain multiple folders and albums?
maybe i am confused because there too many choices
thanks for any advice

Yes, now that we can see your your screenshot it is easier to understand what you are asking. Kirby's brief naming essay will have given you already a very good introduction to the library structure, and I am sure he will elaborate on that when he returns to this thread. Just a few additional pointers to the different sections of the Inspector window; for coming from iPhoto you might be puzzled; everything seems to be there twice, which can be confusing.
The upper part of the Inspector panel (With the Heading "Aperture 3 Library and with Projects, Faces, Places, Photos ...) offers different views of your Library: Each view projects (like the vies of a database) the metadata of your images and groups the images in a specific way: in the "Faces View" you can assign names to the faces and browse the images grouped according to persons, in the Places View you assign locations and group according to locations, etc. You use these views for specific tasks.
The lower part, with the headline "Projects & Albums" organizes your storage structure, like Kirby described in his post.
A flat structure with 300 projects at the same level will make the access difficult, even if you use smart albums - for you, and or Aperture as well.
If you think about it, the folder structure is static and created once, when you import your images. That does not need much processing on Aperture's side when you reopen a Aperture Library.
The smart albums are dynamic - computed each time you change or assign a metadata tag. And if your smart albums are defined in the scope of the whole library, then each time you change a keyword all of your library has to be processed. So if you are not too fond of watching the beachball spinning, it is wise to be frugal with the use of smart albums and don't use them for tasks that can easily be solved by the static organisation. Also folders can be used to limit the scope of smart albums - why search for images of grizzlies in your Hawaii projects; if all your Alaska projects are contained in one folder, you can define a smart album of bears inside that folder, and thus avoid searching the anniversary images and other vacation shots.
Bummer - none of the iPhoto keywords seen to have come across
That really is a bummer - how did you import your iPhoto library?
Regards
Léonie

Info about project with in c++ with oracle as backend

can anyone let me know about some good projects or project websites for project in c++ with java as backend.

Do you mean Oracle as backend or still feel java as backend ?
If Java please tell us too , we would be happy to learn how to store data in Java.

Hey Murray... About Project VII

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I’m not a CSS wizard like you and not readily capable of
creating this code myself)

Take a look at this site. It's KeyLime, with IGM for the
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About Project types

Hi friends
Please explain me about Roll-Out project,
when it is preferred?
How it is different from Development project?
Is there any need to develop objects from scratch in Roll-Out ??
Thanks
Suren

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A simple question about Project

Hello to everyone.
I have too much picture in my Aperture library, and some of this picture are also in some project.
Now i want delete this project for differene requirements, but obviously if i delete project,
Aperture will delete all picture locate in library.
This is a very big problem...
I think can i export ma Project, delete it, and then reimporting image one by one, but in this case i will lost all adjustment, it's right?
Anyone can help me?
Many many thanks.
michele.

Michele,
Don't worry about your English; it is better than my Italian.
You have your organization backwards - "Projects" should be the smallest oganizational element, not the largest. In any case, no Project should hold more than 10,000 images.
It is probably easiest if you think of Projects the way you would think of rolls of film, cards from your camera, or each day's photos. You can place these Projects inside of Folders which might be months, or years. Projects are the ONLY element that can actually contain images.
In my particutlar case I use the following:
Folders: Europe, Africa, North America, etc.
Inside of these, Folders: UK, France, etc.
Inside of these, Projects: London, Stonehenge, etc.
Most of my Projects contain fewer than 100 images.
To fix your problem, I would suggest that you create new, empty Projects that correspond to each day's shooting, or each trip you have taken, or some, similar event. Now move the images from your one big Project to the various smaller projects.
Finally, you can group those Projects under Folders as needed.
Albums are used to reference images, so they are useful for grouping all images of family members, cars, friends, regardless of where or when the original image was taken.
I hope this is helpful.
-- DiploStrat

Getting Started with CFBuilder - A Question About Project Settings

Hello All,
I'm just getting my feet wet with CFBuilder and giving it a spin after over a decade's worth of experience with Dreamweaver and I have a question about setting up my work environment.
First of all, I have two computers that I mainly work from. My home desktop computer, and a laptop for when I'm on the road. I keep all of my web site project files syncronized between the two computers using Dropbox.
I've noticed that when I create a new project in CFBuilder it stores a few files in my project root like ".project" and "settings.xml". It looks like "settings.xml" stores information about which CFBuilder web server should be used for the project. Unfortunately this messes things up for me a bit because on my desktop a web site project url might be: http://desktop/myProject/ and on my laptop the project url could be http://laptop/myProject.
The reason this isn't a problem in Dreamweaver is because dreamwevaer stores its configuration/preferences outside of my project folders so I can essentially define any testing server I want for both the desktop and laptop.
Is there a way to configure CFBuilder to store project settings outside of the project folder? Or does anyone have a suggestion for someone like me who syncronizes their project files from their laptop to their desktop?
Thanks in advance for helping out a CFBuilder noob.

I would recommend using a distributed version control system (DVCS) with a hosted service, such as using Git/Mercurial and Github/BitBucket/UnFuddle. With Git, you can use a .ignore file to specify files/folders that you want to exclude from being stored in version control (I also exclude my CFBuilder project files from my repositories). You would then sync your local Git repositories with your service of choice, and they would be accessible from any machine.
There are many advantages of using Git and a hosted service over just Dropbox:
Each computer has a complete copy of the code repository, including all code changes over the history of your project.
You store code modifications in "commits", or small entries in the DVCS.
Commits can contain user-defined descriptions that help you identify what you did at each step of your development process
You can roll back commits if you break something in your code.
You can create "branches" of your code when you want to work on a specific feature of your application, and that branch is kept in isolation from other branches until you are ready to merge it back into the main production code branch.
You can have public or private hosted repositories on the various services, enabling you to work with a team or participate in open-source development.
There are Eclipse plugins available for CFBuilder that provide GUI tools for working with Git and hosted repositories (unless you are comfortable with using the command-line to do all your Git interactions).
I don't think you can separate the project settings from the project in CFBuilder.

Question about Project Lockdown

I've been reading through Arup Nanda's "Project Lockdown". I understand all of his rationals and procedures, but a few things leave me feeling a bit uneasy. Maybe it's just fear of the "unknown unknowns". In particular is the discussion on changing the unix access profiles for the oracle binaries. I have this uneasy feeling that if I were to implement those particular suggestions, it would end up biting me somewhere down the road.
Has anyone implemented all of the suggestions in this document? If so, what have been your experiences?

Arup Nanda_2 wrote:
Hi Ed,
Thanks Mark for pointing me out to this.
I have been using that for more than 8 or 9 years now, without any side effects. But as Emre Baransel reported that although he has been following that without any untoward effects, you should take every advise in the specific context of your environment. I have tried to put all caveats there; but there is no way for me to check all possible comobinations.
For instance, one of the advises is to remove executable permissions from extjob executable. If you are not using extrnal jobs from the database (99% of people don't), heeding that advise does nothing to your activities. But if you do external jobs, they are broken now. I have made that clear in the article; but I can't be sure if the reader will pay attention to that. But if you don't use external jobs, by changing the permissions you just closed a major vulnerability without applying the CPU patch, which may or may not close all the vulnerabilities.
Another is the case of nmb and nmo executables. If you are using Enterprise Manager to manage the O/S as well, then changing those executables will no longer allow you to do that. But if you don't do that particular activity (most don't), you again closed a major vulnerabillity without affecting your functionality.
For anyone who has ever authored anything, one thing is clear - the work is like broadcast, not point to point transmission. Even point-to-point. "If you explain something so clearly that no one can misunderstand, someone will".
It's not consulting which is situation specific. So, any work which is not prepared in context of a specific situation must be taken with that disclaimer - your mileage may vary. Understanding and testing is a must before committing the work.
Hope this helps.
ArupThanks for the response. Besides worrying about the "unknown unknowns" I also have a question about applying patches, especially the quarterly CPUs. Since, at some level, applying a patch is simply overlaying a specific file with a newer version, will this cause permissions to revert to default? Would we have to go through the process after applying a patch? I'll go back and re-read the original doc several more times to make sure I have a good grasp of what's going on here.

A question about project settings..FCP 7

I am using FCP 7 and I'm a little overwhelmed with the myriad of project settings options.
I use a Canon T3i and film in full HD (1920x1080 i think). All my footage I transcode in compressor to Apple ProRes 422 before importing to FCP projects.
I installed another computer and reinstalled FCP 7 and lost my old templates and importing some footage, I get the red line indicating unrendered footage.
Is there a standard setting that Compressor and FCP use to make it easy to just transcode, import, and edit? I'd like all my projects to look the best possible in full HD and there's hundreds of preset project settings and I'm a little unfamiliar with all the options.
Anyone have any quick tips, pointers, or thoughts?

If you drop a clip into the timeline, it means the sequence settings don't match the clip settings. Make a new sequence, add the clip. FCP should ask "do you want the sequence to match the clip settings?" Click YES. If you don't see that, you might need to trash your preferences...or it might be an older version that doesn't support ProRes formats (FCP 5.1 and earlier).
Another way is to choose an EASY SETUP that matches your clip settings, and then make a new sequence.
And your camera shoots 1920x1080p...not i.

Question About Project File Location

I was wondering how important is the project file location when it comes to performance?
Currently, I store all of my adobe project files(AE, PRP, ENC) on my SSD along with my OS and applications.
Btw, I am familiar with the guidelines for disk usage, but cant seem to find anything that has covered this specific question.

My C:\ is an SSD, and that is OS and programs only. My D:\ is a fast WD 500 GB Raptor, and is reserved for Page file, My Documents. digital photos, and Video Projects. E:\ and F:\ are both WD RE4 RAID0s, so all my drives are fast.
I keep files which are frequently re-written, or replaced, off my SSD to avoid any risk of degradation due to repeated re-writing to the memory.

Question about project manager on Flash CS4

1 It seems that CS4 can not open flp, so how can I use CS4 to manager a project builded by CS3?
2 if you choose a folder to found a new project in CS4, when you want to publish the whole project, you need to choose all the fla of that project...that will cost a lot of time if the project includes hundreds of files. But I didn't find out any quicker solution except check every fla by manpower. Is there any solution to publish a project faster?
I am beginner of both CS3 and CS4, and thank you for anyone who can answer my questions.

I'm planning on burning 1 master to a Taiyo Yuden White Inkjet Hub Printable 16X DVD-R disc.
Make a disk image instead. It will be faster than a disc to disc copy.
I have burnt tons of discs with the setting on "As fast as possible" with a 16x drive and discs. Never a problem. Some say that burning at a lower speed will increase reliability and decrease the chance of turning out a dud. Can't say that I have seen a difference.
does it matter if I burn first and then print or should I print first and then burn?
I would burn, check the disc and then print. If you do happen to get a bad batch, that's a lot of wasted time and ink if the discs don't work.

Question about Project Duration

I have an iMovie project that is 59:38:17, but after importing to iDVD it is now 62:27. I had the encoding set to "Best Performance" prior to the import. Will the project still look good now that it's over 60 minutes. Also, I was hoping to add a slideshow to the project.

Best Performance works for 60 mins. or less of QT Playback. In practice it's slighlty less than 60 mins. if other items are added such as motion menus, slideshows, etc. all of which consume additional/available disc space.
On the other hand I've see a post or two on this forum that claimed they were able to exceed the 60 min. mark by a few mins. and still maintain Best performance settings. Not sure exactly how they did it though...
I personally try to stay under 57 mins. for Best Performance encoding...and maybe under 55 mins. or less if I plan to add a motion menu, slideshows, etc.
Hope my reply is Helpful & clearly stated.

About project builder wizard!

Hi!
I installed oracle 8i and form 6i. I didn't have any problem in installation and I can use both very well. But when I tried to open the project builder, and when the project builder wizard comes, only "Welcome to Project Wizard" and letters in the buttons are with english and all other words in the screen are with other language which I don't know. Could anybody who know how to correct that, please answer my question. Thank you so much.
SHY

Finally, Oracle Corp. is releasing documentation on its latest version of Forms, called now Oracle9i Forms. To get a better look, access this:
http://otn.oracle.com/products/forms/htdocs/9iforms_fov.htm
Good luck, Jan

About project check-in

Hi,
We are using project server 2007. Could you please let me know, when a project managers goes to PWA he/she is able to view all projects when doing a "check-in" option for project.
I want only project managers to see their projects where they are project managers and not others projects
Thanks
mp

Hi mp--
If you allow the Group global permission to Manage check-ins, it will let any user of group to see all the checked-out projects. And that because its an admin permission and allow user to administer all the projects. Project Server administrators should
be the only users who can force a check-in of any project that is saved to the Project Server database.
However, any owner of a project can force a check-in of the projects that they manage by using the
Check in my projects feature in the Project Center.
Using this the user will only be able to see his/her own projects and perform the action.
Make sure that you keep the Group global permission, Manage Check-in, un-checked for the PM group. and all project managers in your organization understand how to use the feature from the project center.
Hope this helps,
Guillaume Rouyre, MBA, MCP, MCTS |

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