The future of p2p and Stratus

Hello
I was digging around in all the docs and infos found on the net about p2p and Stratus even listened to Matthew Kaufman's talk about p2p.
I read that p2p will be included to FMS also available with LCCS also in the future flash players p2p will be included and also possible over LAN without a server.
My question is that will there always be a free Stratus like service provided by adobe or any other method to connect flash players from remote locations together with or without a server. And as I understand connecting flash players from remote locations together with p2p can't be done without Adobe interaction or buying Adobe developed software. Am I right?
Thanks

Here's another very good set of questions I'd like to see addressed by Adobe.

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The future of Snapshot, and similar tools.

My apologies for posting this twice. I posted it first as a follow up
to an old thread in ...
novell.support.zenworks.desktop-management.6x.install-setup
I am quoting some comments made in that forum.
Then after surfing the forums for awhile, I thought the issue might get
more attention, if I posted it here. I am looking for ideas and advice
on the future of snap shot, and any tools that Novell might provide to
replace it.
If I could address some of these comments, in hopes of better
understanding ...
RE: >>>
> Most companies invest in packaging tools such the full version of
> AdminStudio to create deployment packages. They then use their desktop
> management suites to deploy those packages.
Admin Studio is not cheap. After a client has spend thousands of
dollars to implement ZENWorks, now I have to tell them to drop another
couple thousand down for an application packager. I also don't fully
understand Novell's relationship with the product, they don't seem to be
partnering well together, I'd appreciate anyone else's read on this
relationship.
RE: >>
> Novell has for over 5 years now been trying to steer people from
> Snapshot
I've heard that statement made verbally by many engineers, but I don't
always see the practice following that.
Has Novell ever gone on record to state they will no longer support snap
shot???
RE: >> > If your snapshots are failing with the latest versions of
snapshot, then
> most likely your software package falls outside the scope of what
> snapshot should be trying to handle.
Maybe I've just gotten lucky? I've have not had many issues with using
snapshot, and I have been involved in a wide variety of applications.
I have seen the statement made on the forum that ZEN Works is not really
a "Packaging" suite. While that may be a true statement, because
Snapshot has been packaged with the product for so long, the mind set of
customers is that it is expected to work, and be supported.
I look forward to additional comments on this matter.

Tom,
I'm not sure what exactly are you searching for? ZdM is already providing
you with snapshot replacement - AdminStudio ZfD edition, included in ZfD
price.
AdminStudio part for preparing snapshot MSI is identical in ZfD and
Professional edition.
All comments you qouted (including this one) are personal opinions - I
suggest you to try AdminStudio ZfD edition and make your own.
Denis
"tom" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> My apologies for posting this twice. I posted it first as a follow up to
> an old thread in ...
>
> novell.support.zenworks.desktop-management.6x.install-setup
>
> I am quoting some comments made in that forum.
>
> Then after surfing the forums for awhile, I thought the issue might get
> more attention, if I posted it here. I am looking for ideas and advice on
> the future of snap shot, and any tools that Novell might provide to
> replace it.
>
>
> If I could address some of these comments, in hopes of better
> understanding ...
>
> RE: >>>
> > Most companies invest in packaging tools such the full version of
> > AdminStudio to create deployment packages. They then use their desktop
> > management suites to deploy those packages.
>
> Admin Studio is not cheap. After a client has spend thousands of dollars
> to implement ZENWorks, now I have to tell them to drop another couple
> thousand down for an application packager. I also don't fully understand
> Novell's relationship with the product, they don't seem to be partnering
> well together, I'd appreciate anyone else's read on this relationship.
>
> RE: >>
> > Novell has for over 5 years now been trying to steer people from
> > Snapshot
>
> I've heard that statement made verbally by many engineers, but I don't
> always see the practice following that.
>
> Has Novell ever gone on record to state they will no longer support snap
> shot???
>
>
> RE: >> > If your snapshots are failing with the latest versions of
> snapshot, then
> > most likely your software package falls outside the scope of what
> > snapshot should be trying to handle.
>
> Maybe I've just gotten lucky? I've have not had many issues with using
> snapshot, and I have been involved in a wide variety of applications.
>
> I have seen the statement made on the forum that ZEN Works is not really a
> "Packaging" suite. While that may be a true statement, because Snapshot
> has been packaged with the product for so long, the mind set of customers
> is that it is expected to work, and be supported.
>
> I look forward to additional comments on this matter.

The future of java and what is the most necessary skill to learn

hi, friends,
This is a serious question, so please answer seriously.
1. The future of java
Are there any future for java? What I mean are: are there any jobs for java developer in the future? are there any chances for new java company to survive?
2. What is the most needed skill in so many java technology?
There are so many sections in java technology. so what is the most needed one for one to find a job? what is the most promising section for one to build a company.
Thank your very much!

It's a lousy question really.
1) There are very few companies you'd call a 'java company'. There are companies that use java, but they also by and large use C++, DBMS systems, and a whole host of other technologies. If java died, they'd switch to whatever technology killed it. Any decent programmer is flexible enough to learn a new language in a matter of weeks. It's the ability to work with the theory behind the code rather than the knowledge of syntax that's important.
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The most promising section to build a company? If there was a straight answer to that 1000 companies would have sprung up already and filled the niche.
Basically, if you want a successful career in programming, don't become a java programmer, become a programmer full stop. If you think you'll be working with java when you retire in 40-odd years you're mistaken. You need to grasp the basic concepts of application and algorithm design, and be quick to learn new technologies and evaluate them against what exists already.
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The future of ColdFusion and dreamweaver stepped up to the plate before it is too late

It sucks, in order to shoot me a better integration of cross your product line and to make it work with the various devices available it was easier to remove support for ColdFusion from dreamweaver then it was too say isolated and have a flag that people could turn on or off but then you wouldn't have an opportunity to Korea and other product CF builder with his huge learning curve to sell to your current developers.
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You can use Safari to create Dashboard widgets.
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The future of Flash and Actionscript 3.0, need your advise

Hello friends, currently I'm learning Actionscript 3.0, but have been reading a lot about Adobe disscontinuing Flash in the near future in support of HTML 5. Now, what I want to know is this: should I continue my education in AS3.0, or am I wasting my time?
If I am wasting my time, what language should I learn that will give me the ability to make robust websites? Java???
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You should list all of the sources you're indicating you have been reading so that anyone can have a better idea of the potential validity of what you say you are reading.
As far as AS3 goes, you should continue your studies... there is a future despite the fact that AS3 will probably be replaced with AS4 and on as time go by. And if web design is in your future you should follow on with learning all you can relevant to html5/javascript/css so that you have the skills needed for those as well.
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http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplatform/whitepapers/roadmap.html

What is the future of LightSwitch and OData in VS 2014?

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Whats the future for RM and Paas deployments

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What is the Future of Forms and Reports in Fusion Middleware ????

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Sandeep

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bing the word Access, then you know that the search results are overwhelming, because the word "access" is used for so many other purposes.
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Windows 7 and IE 9.0: The drag & drop that is being touted as
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Non Microsoft browsers are still second class citizens (except for the drag & drop): Microsoft has finally done away with the Active X's for datasheet view (that is brilliant!) One can now see the newly
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Access 2013
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Paul Stork SharePoint Server
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Blog: http://dontpapanic.com/blog
Twitter: Follow @pstork
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Removing the BC generated JS and CSS files from pages

Hi,
We're working on a feature to allow you to generate pages without our styles and JS files. This is what we're planning to build, we need feedback on some automated JS/CSS generation for some pages and modules.
We will add one flag per "Page Template" flag (to not output module CSS or our JS things)
The Site Manager/Page Templates/Detail UI will have a new boolean control in the More Options sectionDon't include pre-generated HEAD elements
Once you are on a page that uses a template with this flag set to on, you won't see in your HEAD the following/StyleSheets/ModuleStyleSheets.css
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Alexandru

This will be a great little tweak,
Thank you Alexandru.
Just to clarify, the tick opton will be on web pages UI?, Template UI?, And Detail layouts like web apps etc - Anywhere where you select a template?
That would be great.
I am a bit torn with the javascript, The CSS - Yep go for it, But while I could see some advantages turning that off too, it may cause more problems.
I think a common use case is wanting to use CSS frameworks like foundation and Bootstrap. You will defiantly want to turn the modulestylesheets from rendering. But then if the javascript also got turned off, when you were doing eCommerce, and some other bits you would have to rebuild your own sollutions which would take up a lot of time.
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This would have tags such as the BC javascript, a tag that renders the conditional .NET from your screenshot. A tag for the CSS and other elements, tag for the meta that is automatically generated etc.
This would also have the added effect of allowing people to fix up some meta layout issues, and have a bit more control when using frameworks, HTML5 or XHTMl doctype varients etc.
With Liquid in the future as well and conditionals this would also then allow more posibilities as well.
The sollution I take it would also be on by default for BC App html pages Alexandru?
Hopefully that is helpful and I hope others provide feedback for you as well.
Thank you for the update.

Will an unlocked UK iPhone 5 work on 4G when it is released in the future?

I am planning on pre-ordering an unlocked iPhone 5 from the Apple website, and am going to be ordering a sim-only deal shortly. My question is whether, when Everything Everywhere (Orange and T-mobile) roll out their 4G LTE coverage and start selling pay monthly sims, whether I will be able to buy one of these and use it in an unlocked iPhone without any issues, as i've heard there are issues with some networks working on unlocked phones.
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Captivate in the Future

I'm a newbie to the captivate environment in creating
training modules for my employer, and would like to know if
Captivate is going to stay around for a while (have new versions
come out soon).... or is it going to be migrated into another
adobe/macromedia product that is already established on the market?
can anyone shed some light on this topic?
cheers,
mickeyangelo.

Rick's and Rossco's suggestions are great. Also, yesterday
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that the post-Macromedia acquisition landscape is finally taking
shape. While there aren't specific features mentioned, it's
interesting to see how Adobe views the synergy of its products.
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eLearning Solutions:
http://www.adobe.com/resources/elearning/products/special/crossproduct/faq.html
Technical Comunications Solutions
http://www.adobe.com/products/special/crossproduct/tech_communication/faq.html
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When I use the debug function in Woolamaloo, it gave me the information about that time string has a valid format but it corresponds to the future time. And, because of that only "all" access is allowed.
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Aperture 3, the Mac App Store, and Multiple Computers

Can anyone answer this question:
I have Aperture 3 installed on my Macbook Pro since the Feb 2009 release. Obviously, I bought the DVD for install. And of course, when I log into the Mac App Store, it shows as installed on my computer.
If I bought a second mac and logged into the MAS, would it "know" that I have Aperture 3 linked to my account, realize it was not installed on the new mac and allow me to install it, or would I have to purchase a new copy at $80?
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Bryan,
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