Are you currently using a CASB?

Gartnercalled Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASBs) the number one technology for information security in 2014. He also said that by 2016, 25% of enterprises will secure access to cloud-based services using a CASB platform.For some of us, the term CASB might sound foreign, or it still needs some further explaining (if that's the case, thisvideoexplains how it works, and the security in which it can provide.)Will CASBs change how you interact with cloud providers?
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How are you currently using video with marketing automation?

I manage an educational site through Brightcove called Video Marketing Academy. I would like to create a course to tackle the challenges of using video with a marketing automation platform. I’d love to know how you are currently using video with marketing automation, what your results have been, and what are some of the challenges that you are running into?
I understand some of this maybe platform specific, but I would like to understand the challenges and help from a strategy and best practice perspective.
videomarketingacademy.brightcove.com

Well you certainly hit some good ones. When it comes to marketing automation I'm always game for more flexibility with anything, for instance I would love to have more conditional options on form processing conditions, and I know that has nothing to do with video but it goes to your answer, anyway that you can give a marketer more flexibility with filters or conditions or what not the better when it comes to lead scoring, campaign options, and reporting the better.
If one could integrate Video reporting into Eloqua I think that would be cool, I know that would be very challenging because of how Eloqua reporting works, but it would make it a one stop shop which isn't bad,

What photo printer are you all using with iPhoto '08?

What brand and model of printer are you all using or would recommend for use with iPhoto '08?
I've been reading reviews on HP, Epson, Canon... my head is starting to spin. Thoughts?

Core Dump wrote:
There has got to be a backup product out there to allow a system to be backed up to a NAS or Drive attached to a server that is as simple as CrashPlan or TimeMachine but that actually work and don't cost $50/month for a system.
Thoughts?
CrashPlanPROe, the enterprise version, is $60 per year per client, not $50 per month, so it may be worth looking into. It's what we run and it's been working very well for us, though you need a central server to run the software. That server can be Windows, Mac OS X, Linux or Solaris, any of which will work with any of the supported clients:
http://www.crashplan.com/enterprise/support/doku.php/requirements
We tried Retrospect and had to return it for the limitation I mentioned above.
Regards.
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Iba allow others to make text edits. What workflow are you guys using to allow others to make text edits once the iBook has been layed out and formatted? Is it too late? Do I need to export txt then reimport the editted text and reformat it all again?

iba allow others to make text edits. What workflow are you guys using to allow others to make text edits once the iBook has been layed out and formatted? Is it too late? Do I need to export txt then reimport the editted text and reformat it all again?

Hi Ken,
Thanks for the reply. The project I am working on is a test project for a customer. They could potentially want a number of their educational subjects presented as an interactive text book. The intent of this first project with them is to establish a logical workflow that will allow us to efficiently estimate costs and allow for review throughout the design process. Having worked with customers on creative projects in the past I can anticipate that they will want a number of changes made once they see a working version of the interactive text book.
It is a grim reality that no project can be fully edited and planned prior to working on it and I know revisions and changes are always made once the customer can see their product. It is ok with me if there is no easy way to pass the text back and forth from the customer and me without having to reformat everything but I just want to know that is the way it works in order to provide a realistic time estimate for the project.
My hope was I would be able to export the formatted text, allow them to make edits and then reimport that formatted text. The style sheets I am using are from one of the iBooks Author templates.
Do you know if there is a way to use (or export ) this style sheet so it can be used in a Pages Document?
Or, would the best option be to have the customer install iBooks Author? This would require the customer to have a mac and the software so it doesn't work for all cases.
Another idea I was considering would be to export the book as a PDF and have the customer add markup and notes to the PDF.
All of these options do not seem too great to me.
I am open to any ideas.
Thanks,
Rob

If using wi-fi are you still using part of $15 att plan?

If using wi-fi are you still using part of $15 att plan?

No. You would be using wi-fi.
the $15 plan is for AT&T's cellular data network.
Visual Voicemail, however, does use cellular network.

Are you still using 32bit Scout Packages?

We are thinking about reducing our testing efforts for the Eclipse Neon release in the area of 32bit platforms to simple smoke tests.
In order to verify if this approach is feasible we would appreciate your feedback in case you would need 32bit support for the foreseeable future.
Remark: As long as Eclipse is distributing 32bit packages on eclipse.org/downloads Scout will also be shipped in its 32bit format. The target of our question currently is on how much we can reduce the associated testing in the future.

Server side we are using the 64bit version. Client side we are currently using the 32bit version but there is no reason (other than the effort needed to make the changes) why we couldn't switch to 64 bit on the client side as well.

What functionality are you successfully using in your EO SuperClasses?

Hi Everyone:
We are very new to JHeadstart/JDeveloper and have just established the method we are going to use at the Entity Level to convert input to Uppercase by putting the following code into a superclass and extending the .xml files of the entities from EntityImpl to this superclass which we called UWEntityImpl.
What I am wondering is what other ways is this functionality being used by you more experienced JHeadstart Developers? I am trying not to re-invent the wheel and utilize methods that have worked well for you.
Of course I can think of toLowerCase, what else are you using?
Thanks so much in advance.
Mary
U of Windsor
Example Code:
package its.sis.BusinessModel.model;
import oracle.jbo.AttributeDef;
import oracle.jbo.server.EntityImpl;
public class UWEntityImpl extends EntityImpl {
public UWEntityImpl () {
// This code converts the inputted string to Uppercase in the database.
// April 27, 2007 mb
protected void setAttributeInternal(int i, Object object) {
Object value = object;
AttributeDef def = getEntityDef().getAttributeDef(i);
if ("true".equalsIgnoreCase((String)def.getProperty("UPPERCASE"))) {
if (value != null && value instanceof String) {
value = ((String)value).toUpperCase();
super.setAttributeInternal(i, value);
}

to)? I was curious because it seems to store them in
a proprietary format, and before I get into moving
hundreds more images I thought I would ask. I have
2-300 gigs of usable space but Aperture seems like it
could get huge with image adjustments.
Hi Eric,
I'm not a pro, but I wanted to clear up one of your issues. Aperture does not store or convert your files in a proprietary format. The image files that you store in the library will remain in their original format and untouched. The "Library" is a Mac OS X entity called a package. A package appears as a single file, but it's an illusion. If you ever needed to extract your image files, you can do so in the Finder (without Aperture) by option-clicking on the "Library" and selecting "Show Package Contents". Now you can navigate the file and folder structure to get at your originals. Of course, a much faster and easier way is to have Aperture export the originals. However, my point was to clear up the "proprietary" structure misunderstanding.
Also--as was mentioned--each adjustment doesn't create a new image file. Every new version of your original is merely a list of instructions or "recipe" used to apply adjustments to the original to recreate the version for screen and print. This is done dynamically, on the fly. A finished version of the original is never created and saved to a file until you tell it to export a version. Thus, every version is a very small addition to the database. This is very unlike iPhoto, where every new version of a file creates a new image to store...all the more reason to move to Aperture.
Hope that helps.

•What App. are you guys using as your library????????

Hi,
I own Aperture (bought recently) and am in the process of moving my large iPhoto library over. Are you pro users using Aperture as your primary image file library (as in the place you upload your cards to)? I was curious because it seems to store them in a proprietary format, and before I get into moving hundreds more images I thought I would ask. I have 2-300 gigs of usable space but Aperture seems like it could get huge with image adjustments.
Thanks,

to)? I was curious because it seems to store them in
a proprietary format, and before I get into moving
hundreds more images I thought I would ask. I have
2-300 gigs of usable space but Aperture seems like it
could get huge with image adjustments.
Hi Eric,
I'm not a pro, but I wanted to clear up one of your issues. Aperture does not store or convert your files in a proprietary format. The image files that you store in the library will remain in their original format and untouched. The "Library" is a Mac OS X entity called a package. A package appears as a single file, but it's an illusion. If you ever needed to extract your image files, you can do so in the Finder (without Aperture) by option-clicking on the "Library" and selecting "Show Package Contents". Now you can navigate the file and folder structure to get at your originals. Of course, a much faster and easier way is to have Aperture export the originals. However, my point was to clear up the "proprietary" structure misunderstanding.
Also--as was mentioned--each adjustment doesn't create a new image file. Every new version of your original is merely a list of instructions or "recipe" used to apply adjustments to the original to recreate the version for screen and print. This is done dynamically, on the fly. A finished version of the original is never created and saved to a file until you tell it to export a version. Thus, every version is a very small addition to the database. This is very unlike iPhoto, where every new version of a file creates a new image to store...all the more reason to move to Aperture.
Hope that helps.

Are you all using java 5?

I am still using java 1.4 but does everyone else use java 5?
I was told that there is no need to update to java 5, since 1.4 is used in most companies anyway

> > I just made a Vector in 1.5 with:
>>
Vector v = new Vector();
Vector is a bit out of date, and it's generally better to declare your variable type as a List.
Program to an interface, not an implementation
> The compiler can optionally generate a warning on
this that it is not a generic type. Then the compiler
compiles it as if is was coded as:
Vector<Object> v = new Vector<Object>();
The compiler only compiles it that way if you write it that way. The use of generics is assistance only for the compiler. The compiler doesn't "add" types for you.
Vector v1 = new Vector();
v1.add(new Object());      // unchecked/unsafe operation
Vector<Object> v2 = new Vector<Object>();
v2.add(new Object());      // no warning
> The benefit of using generic types is that it
eliminates typecasting when retrieving elements:
There are other benefits as well; e.g., the type-checking mentioned above.
> Vector<Integer> v=new Vector<Integer>();
>
v.add(new Integer(1));
v.add(new Integer(2));
v.add(new Integer(3));
v.add(new Integer(4));
Let's not forget about varargs and autoboxing... ;o)
List<Integer> numbers = Arrays.asList(1, 2, 3, 4);
> in Java 1.4:
>
System.out.println( ( (Integer)(v.elementAt(2))).intValue() );
Why so verbose? In 1.4:
System.out.println(v.get(2));And in 1.5:
System.out.println(v.get(2));Not much difference there.
> Or use [i]forall
for(Integer i : v)
System.out.println(i.intValue());I think Sun refers to it as a "foreach", but that's just quibbling. But again, why the extraneous method call? Save yourself some typing and keep your code clean, especially since you're using the new syntax:
for (int i : v) {
    System.out.println(i);
}~

So how is it fire fox keeps crashing for everyone but the firefox team. are you guys using Chrome or something?

Firefox 36.0.1
So firefox keeps crashing on youtube, Facebook, Brainjet, Answers.com. It's often sites that have either forums or auto start videos.
YET I keep seeing you guys asking for some "Error codes" as if you've NEVER had that problem. So how about this. Instead of assuming that my NON-ADD ON version is the corrupted puppy, tell us what in god's name you guys use.
Chrome, Safari, IE? there's no way in hell you're using Facebook, Youtube, things that use flash and NOT seeing the crash. So every time you guys ask us for those codes you're lying and hiding the fact that it also happens to you, or you're using something where it doesn't happen.
I'm amazed that if I open up 3 or 4 windows, sometimes 2 Facebook, a youtube. and something that has comments section, I'm getting this thing locking up and all the research I was doing is wasted where I have to start again.
So… Don't ask me for any codes. Just tell me what you're using because obviously it's NOT crashing. Frankly I'm shocked so many people keep having the same problems but not one of you guys seem to experience it. I'm beginning to doubt this "surprise" error stuff.

To be fair, I use a heavily modded version of Fx and my only complaint is memory leakage (starts 450,000K with a few tabs open, flash, etc. and gets up to 1,400,000K even if new tab page is the only thing open). That's probably a plugin issue for me though.
Usually when Fx crashes it pops up with the crash report menu. You should be able to find some more info about the crash there. It could be a corrupt Fx file, a problem with the JIT compiler, your video card drivers, or even your computer hardware like faulty RAM.
This help page also mentions a few common causes and how to fix them:
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Firefox_crashes#Damaged_plist_file_-_Mac_OS_X

What are you folks using HTML5 for?

I am curious what you folks are doing with HTML5.
What do your clients want you to do with it?
Does Dreamweaver CS5 functionality suffice or do you have to complement it with handcoding or by using extensions?
I somehow have the impression that many HTML5 extensions are quite expensive. I don't know if that really is the case.
J.S.
UltraSuite

pziecina wrote:
Unfortunately the take-up of anything will always depend upon the user, the client and the designer/developer. The problem is similar to the use of css for layout vs's tables being used for layout, no matter what one does as long as the 'old' way of doing things is still supported, (and help is available when something goes wrong) then any arguments for doing it another way, (even if recommended and better) will always have its opponents.
I have no problem with the idea of using HTML5. Some parts of it are extremely useful, and should be adopted immediately. For example, the doctype is perfectly safe to use on any website, as are the new types of form input. The great advantage of using the date and number input types is that they're already supported by some browsers. Older browsers simply treat them as normal text input fields.
I'm less excited by the new semantic elements, because there's no support for them in any assistive technology. It's probably more effective to start using the WAI-ARIA role attributes first. I also think there's a lot of confusion about the way articles can be nested sections and vice-versa. I've done a lot of reading about this subject, and there seems to be little consensus about the most appropriate way of marking up documents. That's why I'm going to make haste slowly in that regard.
I have just finished reading Jeremy Keith's "HTML5 for Web Designers" published by A Book Apart. What struck me was the way he left the semantic elements to the end, and expressed similar doubts about their usage. Most other books and articles wax lyrical about how wonderfully semantic the web is going to be thanks to HTML5. I have my doubts. When I look at the daily procession of visitors to this forum who have no idea about paragraph tags, never mind divs or spans, I foresee websites constructed with a horrendous tag soup. That's not to say that the idea of semantic tags is bad. I'm just pessimistic about how they'll end up being used.
Now the normal argument. Users must see the same design across all browsers, well, how many normal users will look at a site on more than one browser? We may compare sites across browsers, but the average user, unless it is a comparison of the site on their pc with a site on a handheld/smartphone then probably never.
I think Andy Clarke has the right approach in his "Hardboiled Web Design". He sees the proliferation of mobile devices as the perfect opportunity to convince clients that it's impossible to make websites look exactly the same across all devices.
The really interesting developments at the moment are coming more from CSS3 than from HTML5.

What 802.11N or Pre-N network cards are you successfully using with AEN?

In particular, I'm using a Belkin Pre-N router & PCcard with a Windows XP notebook. Have any of you tried that card with the AE(N)?
Have you been successful with any other mfr's PCcard with the AE(N)?
Thanks.

Peter,
You have a very confusing situation. Try to simplify the network to isolate the issue. Turn off everything but one airport and the Mac Pro. Does it connect successfully? Does it SEE the network (even if its not connected)? Might it be an issue with encryption?
My advice is to start as simple as possible: 1 computer, 1 base station, no encryption. Channel shouldn't matter too much if the Airport base stations are set for the US. The base station sets the channel, the computer simply tunes into whatever channels the base station is using.
If the simplest set up works, change ONE thing at a time until it DOESN'T work. Add encryption. Add the second base station. Still works? Move so that you're now at the OTHER base station (the slave) instead of the master. Still works? Turn the other computer on. Keep testing until it breaks.
Good luck,
Perry

What software are you guys using to encode the videos on the

Ipod? I'm using windows and right now I'm using the 3gp converter for the psp to put the videos on my ipod. What's other good software what's going to give me the best quality? I don't care how big they are i just want the best quality. Thanks alot!

I found this really grreat application! it "rips" a dvd and converts it to the setting the ipod can read. its called handbrake
here is the site that will guide you through the process(really great website):
http://arstechnica.com/guides/tweaks/ipod-video.ars/4
be prepared to wait a while....it takes a long time! i have an ibook g4 and what i did was start the ripping on a couple of episodes of king of queens and then just closed the ibook and when i woke up in the morning it was done.....even when the ibook went to sleep(idk how..l0l)
but yea try it out if thats what ur tryin to do...it works like a charm...real ez 2!
hope this helps!
btw- the quality is rather impressive 2!!!

Which USB external disk are you successfully using with TC?

I've seen various posts about attaching an external USB disk to the TC. Some people have been successful and others have had problems. I have tried 2 different disks without success.
The first disk (Seagate 300GB) went into sleep mode after not being used for a while and the TC couldn't wake it up! The second disk (Maxtor One Touch 300GB) worked most of the time but had problems when importing lots of pictures into iPhoto. iPhoto would complain it couldn't find files part way through the import (like it had lost the connection to the disk). Both of these disks work fine with a Linksys NSLU2.
If anyone has had success with an external USB disk could they please post the make, model and capacity?
Thank you.

It helps to 'wrap' URLs with code so they don't run off the screen, using UUB or HTML.... but that is minor for now.
Easier to search "ST94811U2-RK"
http://www.seagate.com
However I get "not found" on that drive. Your link comes up with "ST3300601U2-RK" There are some USB2 only PB 300GB drives listed.
I tend to stick to non-vendor drives, rather than Maxtor or WD or Seagate etc. Anything with Oxford 911+ or above work well with Macs.
http://www.macsales.com/firewire/
And avoid USB2 drives and get one with FireWire (and USB2), your drive should be formatted as GUID - check the drive (not volume or partition) in Disk Utility. It is changed by reformatting in Disk Utility: Partition -> Options.... (at bottom of screen) and there will be three options, you want GUID (not MBR).
Is it bus powered or does it have its own power supply?
It seems that your drive is older discontinued model?

What Are You Currently Reading?

What's everyone reading currently?
Since I'm obsessed with Game of Thrones tv show, I'm currently reading the books. I'm finding them great as I find out so much more about the characters and family histories this way.
I'm mid way through a Marie Antoinette biography as well that I have been trying to finish for a few weeks now.
What about you?

I just finished reading the entire Iron Druid Chronicles by Kevin Hearne for a second time, I can't wait for the seventh book to come out! Possibly the best series I've ever read. While I'm awiting for that to come out I'm just reading whatever books I can get with spare change. Just finished 'The Novice' by Taran Matharu, was better than I expected. It's the first book of The Summoner trilogy, looking forward to reading more and really hope it doesn't change from a trilogy to something else like The Inheritance "Trilogy" (Eragon+) did. Until I can get my hands on those books though I'm reading 'The Darkest Minds Never Fade' by Alexandra Bracken. Not quite sure what to think so far, but it's definitely good.

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