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Critica Web con ética
http://parrillamonegros.com

Bueno anuack, te voy a dar mi punto de vista si fuera tu
cliente o si fuera
un visitante.
En principio no me interesa en que tecnología esté
hecha, par ami ajax flash
o html es lo mismo, y quiero que venda. Y por lo que leo de
vos, siempre
haces pruebas con imágenes que no tienen nada que ver
con el sitio y está
muy mal.
Yo quiero ver como queda mi sitio con imágenes que
tengan que ver con mi
rubro, realmente no se que se vende y si no se que se vende a
mi no me gusta
(soy crudo ¿no? jejej los clientes son así!!!jeje).
Por otro lado mas técnico, pero sin olvidar que soy el
cliente, te cuento
que la resolución de las imágenes son malas... una
buena imagen diseña por
vos, mirá www.etiquetanegra.us y fijate que el sitio es
muy bueno y lo
único que tiene son fotos.
También veo que te copias el diseño vos mismo, tal
vez estás usando
plantillas, porque
http://parrillamonegros.com
y
http://qyoto.com/ son casi
iguales... misma estructura, misma botonera (pero con
distinto color) y las
grampitas que le colocas en el pie... también,
están en todos tus sitios...
veo poca creatividad, o poco tiempo dedicado al diseño
en cuanto a los
detalles de terminación. Los botones
de la izquierda tienen los ángulos mal recortados, no
son parejos entre
si...
Y cuando digo que falta tiempo para perfeccionar las
terminaciones me
refiero a todos los gif con trasparencia que usas están
mal recortadas, se
le ve unos pixeles blancos muy feos que no parece hecho por
un diseñador,
sino de alguien que arma un sitio con gif animados bajados de
algún sitio
free... ¿me explico? he visto sitios en donde estos
detalles no los tenias,
pero estas dos paginas realmente creo que le falta mucho...
En cuanto al sitio, de joyeros, la verdad que no se puede
opinar porque no
se sabe que es... cuando hagas un boceto par opinar , trata
de utilizar
imágenes de lo que es el sitio... si es un diseño
para una joyería no podés
poner imágenes de ejemplo con indios, vaqueros o una
foto de la ciudad...
primero, porque queda mal, segundo... porque no nos podemos
imaginar de que
es el sitio... y en realidad es esto lo que mas interesa de
un sitio: que
los colores, las imágenes utilizadas, y las
terminaciones tengan que ver con
lo que se vende... si no tienen nada que ver, entonces paras
mi, el sitio no
es bueno... me explico?
Bueno... por ahí fui muy critico, pero trato de ser
sincero para que te
sirva...
Abrazo,
Ale Photoshop
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(OT) Critica Web. Otro sitio

Critica Web con ética
http://qyoto.com/
Como siempre, los textos y las imágenes son de prueba.
Saludos desde Colombia
www.anuack.com

Critica Web con ética
http://qyoto.com/
Como siempre, los textos y las imágenes son de prueba.
Saludos desde Colombia
www.anuack.com

(OT) Critica Web AJAX

Hola foreros
Por favor los invito a sus criticas constructivas
El Site esta realizado en AJAX
NOTA: El titulo no se preocupe, mañana se cambiara
Gracias por la opinión
http://agenciaamigos.com/

noseee.... la veo media vacia... no te voy a criticar el ajax
porque no
tengo ni idea de lo que es... pero a nivel diseño yo le
podria un poco mas
de información... no queda 100% entendido si yo varon
tengo que ir a "el" o
a "ella"... porque esos titulos no se si indican que yo
soy... o si yo
busco... ¿se entiende?
Y por otro lado, las imagenes están muy feas, no se
porque le pusiste a todo
256 colores... para las fotos utilizá JPG con compresion
de photoshop a
70%(desde el asistente para exportar imagenes para web)...
esto te lo digo
porque los bordes de las imagenes estan cortadas como "con
los dientes"
jeje...
Los colores no me disgustan pero no se que mas decirte hasta
que le vea mas
información al sitio...
Saludos,
Ale Photohsp
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Web / EDI Integration

Dear friends
How are you?
I am developing a high volume, mission critical Web "B2B" Application for Customer
Relationship Management (CRM) on OS - WindowsNT and database - MS SQL 2000 Enterprise.
Future needs include integration with EDI Systems (GentranServerNT, Harbinger
TLE, GEIS, etc.).
Can I request you to please share all relevant information and experience on this
topic?
Thanking you
Sriram (Ram) Peddibhotla

well, anything between 8 and 88 will do.

A question for the group; 9i or 10g?

If you were to move an older application from 9i (Release 1) on a Windows NT machine to a LINUX machine with a new install of the Application Server, would you install 9iR2 or 10g? Is 10g ready for "Prime-Time?" (Or, in our case, a slot on an obscure cable network?)
I would like to skip 9iR2 on this platform for two reasons: I want to move to the 10g as soon as practical, so why go through 9iR2. And looking at this forum, 10g appears to be much easier to install (and configure and manage?).
10g has been certified for my RedHat platform, although it is not yet available. I would like to just download 10g from OTN and start doing the conversion/testing using that, expecting the official release to be available soon. I would normally wait for a point-release before moving to a new platform for production. However, since I am only using basic features of my current version, a move directly to 10g seems feasible. (And relatively low-risk?)
The application that has to move is an app that was built years ago using exclusively PL/SQL and the old Oracle Web Application Server. It has changed somewhat, but is still essentially a PL/SQL app. It must keep running, so I can't have too fragile an environment.
So what would you recommend, and why? What are the prime considerations for staying or moving.?
I'd appreciate your thoughts.

Hi,
For web application using PL/SQL and the old Oracle Application Server, it doesn't make a lot of difference between 9iASR2 and 10g. Last year we migrated one of our critical web application from OAS to 9iASR2 with no change of code. The new system is actually much more stable with less system crash.
I would still recommend to migrate directly to 10g and skip 9iASR2.
The reason is 10g(9.0.4) is really a maintenance version of 9iASR2(9.0.2) with all the required bug fix and some new features. We have been trying to migrate some applications to 9iASR2 for more than 1 year now but some technical issue stopped the production implementation. We are currently waiting for the 10g Windows version or we may try out the Linux version.
There is a lot of good feedback related to 10g.
Regards.
Wade.

Help me choose a new Mac! PLEASE....

I switched to the Macintosh back on Jan. 2nd, 2005 with the original iMac G5. Then I moved to Mac OS X Tiger when it came out and have been obsessed with the Mac operating system ever since. I am one of those people who run Quicksilver and have 15 icons next to there clock.
Currently I have the Intel Core Duo mac mini (1.66GHz) and am happy except... I need hard drive space and dedicated graphics! I do film and fell in love with Motion a few months back but am unable to run it. I want to know if I should stay with the mini, save for a Mac Pro, move to the PowerMac G5, or what ever.
My only objective of moving back to PowerPC is speed and old, and well I use Parallels. What is everyone's opinions?
PS: I have a 20 inch cinema display so any iMac is out of the option. WHY WON'T APPLE MAKE A MAC PRO FOR $1,499!!!!!

Anyone in this situation really needs to consider not just what their needs are at the present time, but also what interests may develop in the period of time the system being bought is likely to remain in active service.
For most people, the question wouldn't be all that critical - web browsing is web browsing, and a bit of Word, email, a library of music in iTunes, a few amateur video projects maybe in iMovie.... those are not really demanding on systems and any Mac capable of supporting those uses is likely to be fine for a few years.
But for users with an interest in the pro-level applications, the chances are that they will be pushing their systems quite hard, and be looking at new versions of the applications and new software titles for specialist uses over time, so unless these potential additional demands are taken into account at the time a purchasing decision is being made, there's a real risk that the system bought will run out of steam rather faster than it runs out of viable life.
In this particular example, it makes no sense at all to buy a G5 system, even though in themselves the G5 power macs are very powerful. Pro-level software into the future will be increasingly designed to make more and more effective use of Intel hardware, so G5 technology will be a limiting factor into the future. That makes the Mac pro the only real option and even if the 20" cinema display wasn't already owned, the expansion options in the Mac Pro make it the obvious choice over and above an iMac or MacBook Pro.
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How to invalidate a session explicitly when a browser is closed

hi,
i am keeping the information of a logged user when he logs succesfully in a session. the session time is maintained for half an hour.
i am also storing his information in an application object.
when a user logs out i am invalidating the session and his information is removed from the application object .
when a person is logged and another person at other place stries to log in with the same username and password, i am making use of this application object to check whether the anyone is looged in with that user id or not. if the id aleady exists in the application object i will not allow the second person to log in and i will provide with a relavent mesasge " already logged in with this ID".
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i am trying with Cookies but i am not gettin ga good approach as how to go forward with this problem.
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Its very Urgent................
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2.Any business critical web site should not allow
multiple users to
work under same account at same time.Not true. My customer's web site is "business critical" and they explicitly wanted to be able to login multiple times with the same ID. At least in this scenario we completely circumvent your problem.
The Javascript solution will never be 100%. What happens if their internet connection drops and doesn't come back? Suppose their OS crashes? What if their power goes out? What if IE crashes? What if JS is turned off? What if the user just walks away and leaves the browser open forever?
You may be trying to get too much control, which on the web always leads to failure. Maybe a better alternative would be to warn the user that is logging in the second time that there is an outstanding login and that the previous user will be logged out if he proceeds. Then, keep a record of the event in case someone is messing with other accounts (although, since he obviously knows the username and password it is probably a user concern.)

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* http://kb.mozillazine.org/about%3Aplugins
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Several questions spring to mind ... first, are you calibrating this with an actual "real" calibration tool, such as the i1Display units, anything? Because ... if the answer is no ... well, the output isn't set to any particular "there" before you even start, is it?
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Hi,
For web application using PL/SQL and the old Oracle Application Server, it doesn't make a lot of difference between 9iASR2 and 10g. Last year we migrated one of our critical web application from OAS to 9iASR2 with no change of code. The new system is actually much more stable with less system crash.
I would still recommend to migrate directly to 10g and skip 9iASR2.
The reason is 10g(9.0.4) is really a maintenance version of 9iASR2(9.0.2) with all the required bug fix and some new features. We have been trying to migrate some applications to 9iASR2 for more than 1 year now but some technical issue stopped the production implementation. We are currently waiting for the 10g Windows version or we may try out the Linux version.
There is a lot of good feedback related to 10g.
Regards.
Wade.

Does OAM is single point of failure ?

Hi Adam
I have a serious a doubt about OAM implementation...
What is the best practice for OAM implementation and fall back plans for those critical web application integration ?
Once the web applications was integrated with OAM, the login traffic will always redirect to OAM for authentication and authorization...
But once OAM is down, all the critical applications are down !!
So, from customer point of view, OAM seems like single point of failure..
Do you have any brilliant ideas on this ?
Thanks in million...
Best Regards
John

john,chong wrote:
Hi Pramod
Yup, HA always must be in placed for this kinds critical implementation..
BUT for esso(desktop esso) implementation; even esso is down, user still able to do manual login to their application..Really? What if the password has been changed by ESSO to a random one for some application, that's very common in ESSO implementations. User doesn't know the password, only ESSO does.

PeopleSoft Security Vulnerability - OWASP

Hello All,
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Diffrence b/w webserver and application server

hi all
i am very confused about actual difference between application server and web server.also tell in witch category tomcat lie. please don't confuse me give more accurate answer

I think we'll have to leave it at that, because "Application Server",
despite a bevy of definitions is still not well-defined. When someone
says they need a "Java App Server", I ask if a "Web App Server" is enough
or if they need all the EJB stuff as well.
In the end, I'd let the Tomcat website speak for itself: http://tomcat.apache.org/
<quote>
Apache Tomcat is the servlet container that is used in the official Reference Implementation for the Java Servlet and JavaServer Pages technologies.
Apache Tomcat powers numerous large-scale, mission-critical web applications across a diverse range of industries and organizations.
</quote>
Nowhere on that page is the phrase "Application Server" used (versus
the weaker web applications).

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