Which tools do you use in making flash?

i want to find a easy tool to make a small flash, coule you recommond any good tools, not too expensive.

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Which tool do you use for load testing for J2EE application?

hi,
i use jmeter for without issues..
first make sure that the system from where you are doing load testing is in the same lan(without firewall) to that of server. Here you are testing the capacity of server and not the network bandwith.
So assuming very good network connection what is the servers performance level...
If u have to decide which tool is decent enough to load testing,
i would suggest go for jmeter. its reliable and i have used it without problems.
Here is my quick tutorial for jemeter which i made for my teams reference.
REFERENCE
     For Getting Started refer to any tutorial for Jmeter
     You can refer to introduction on
          http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/
RUNNING LOAD TEST
     Extract jakarta-jmeter-2.3RC4.zip in c:
     install jdk-1_5_0_12-windows-i586-p.exe
     Run C:\jakarta-jmeter-2.3RC4\bin\jmeter.bat
     In Test Plan add Thread Group
     Right Click Thread Group -> Add->Sampler->HTTP Request
     Select HTTP Request added fill details
          Serverip:www.xyz.com
          Port:80
          Path:/xyz-webapp/index.jsp
          Use KeepAlive: Checked
          Retrive All Embeded images from HTML: Checked(For geting images inside html)
     Right Click Thread Group -> Add->Listner->Graph Results
     Click on Thread Group Fill details
          No of Threads:3(This means no of simultaneous users)
          Ramp Up Period:1(3 Request will be made in 1 second period)
          Loop Count:5(Above process should be repeated how many times)
     Save TestPlan
     Run -> Clear All
     Run -> Start
          Click on Graph Results for Output
     Try adding different listener in Thread Group
          Thread Group -> Add->Listner->Summary Report
     Listeners coud be added at thread group level or HTTP Request Level
RECORDING A TEST.
     Add a HTTP proxy server in workbench by right clicking on it and selecting Add->Non test Element->HTTP Proxy Server.
     In Test Plan Add Thread Group
     In HTTP proxy server select Target Controller as Test Plan > Thread Group.
     Go to Internet Explorer and go to internet settings and set proxy server as localhost and the port
          which is configured in Jmeter proxy server.Save Settings.
     In Jeter proxy server start by Clicking on Start button in the HTTP Proxy Server Flap.
     In browser navigate the application which you want to test.
     The nodes will be added in the Thread Group.
     Once Navigation is done stop the proxy server and save the test plan from file menu.
LOGGING INTO APPLICATION.
     When we have to login into system and then navigate the system
          we need a cookie to be tracked after login. This could be achieved
          simply by Add -> Config Element -> HTTP Cooie Manager.
     After adding the HTTP Cooie Manager simply run the test.
LOOPING COUNTER.
     When a request is made multiple parameter is sent to server.
     Parameters are sent from the HTTP Request node added in the Thread Group
          in "Send Parameter with the request" table.
     If we run the loop count 10 times the parameters will be sent same in every request.
     If you have to send parameters like user1,user2,user3,user4....
          then add -> Pre processor -> Counter.
     Put start as 1 and and Maximum as 10 or whatever required.
     Put Referene name as iCtr or whatever.
     In the "Send Parameter with the request" in value column put user${iCtr}

Which tools are you using?

which tool are you using for modelling oracle objects?

thanks, but is it possible to create (to the databse) both attributes and methods of oracle objects with sybase power designer or just attributes as a table?

Which tool will you use when you design Ejb...I just wanna to know!

I'm a beginner!@_@
and,yes,you can help me!
thank you!

As for me, good tools are:
Together ControlCenter 6.0 www.togethersoft.com
XDoclet
www.sourceforge.net/projects/xdoclet
JBuilder 6.0 www.borland.com/jbuilder
I gave you three tools because they differ from each other a lot.
TCC is Java/J2EE/UML tool, XDoclet is a JavaDoc extension which can be
easily added
to the build process, JBuilder is well-know Java IDE.
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I'm a beginner!@_@
and,yes,you can help me!
thank you!

Which Tools should I use?

Hi,
I am a seasoned Java programmer with very basic knowledge of HTML and CSS. I am planning to switch career working from home producing website and undertaking SEO work. I am planning to learn new skills/tools over the course of the next six months.
Only problem is that I cant work which tools I should use for highly unique, responsive and design rich websites?
So far I have come to the conclusion I need to learn the following:-
PHOTOSHOP - To get the concept and design pixel perfect
EDGE RELOW - To create the HTML structure and CSS framework [imported directly from Photoshop]
DREAMWEAVER - To finalise the HTML and CSS and iron out any issues which
Does this seem like like a reasonable path to follow? Should I consider switching Photoshop with Illustrator?
Thanks

Very nice plan you have, I applaud you for making the move to freelancing. Make sure you have another source of income before going 100% all in or at least 10 months of savings to live off of while you learn.
I spent my time learning HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript. I also spent time upgrading my skills on PHP and MySQL these are the 5 predominate technologies that the WWW is run on. Unless you are focusing on Microsoft in which case you would be using .net, ASP and visual studio software and not Adobe's except for maybe Photoshop and Illustrator.
I have the full Creative Cloud Membership and have Dreamweaver installed but I rarely use it, I also have editors and IDE's from other 3rd party companies and developers but I tend to fallback using NotePad++ and just hand code as much as possible. Syntax and Tag Hi-lighting is the most important features for an editor and NotePad++ has all that either built-in or with available addon's. Not sure why I tend to just use NotePad++ and not Dreamweaver or some other IDE, maybe speed has something to do with it.
Reflow is a "Preview" software it is not meant to actually be used in real world projects. Though the most recent update has improved their output codes for CSS you are still going to want to make changes and optimize it yourself. There is no software out there that will do it all for you so you can give that dream up right away, you are going to have to do some hand coding to take what Reflow gives you and optimize it. You are going to have to learn Html5 and CSS3 but since you will be working with clients they will have their own preexisting code so you will need to either work from that OR start from scratch if the client would be willing for that to happen without adding cost. So you are going to need to also learn Xhtml and the differences between that and Html5.
Depending on how you learn Lynda.com has great education that is inexpensive compared to going to a college and taking a course.
The best books I have seen and purchased are those by "Murach", they replace quite a few books out there but they are not the end all be all either.
Photoshop, Dreamweaver combination are common. I like Muse for the visual development nature of the application but it creates up to 3 separate websites one for desktop, tablet and phones. The problem there is you have potentially three separate sites all working within one domain. I much prefer Reflow's setup over that but the code is not production ready, maybe in another year.
A lot of people also use Wordpress so you may want to explore that and how that CMS works as well as other CMS's.
Starting out focus on learning Html5 and CSS3 along with Javascript. If you want to do backend development I personally use PHP and MySQL and then learning how AJAX works so you can use JS to talk to the backend and pull and submit information behind the scenes. This is not required but the more dynamic the sites you build the more you will want this type of connectivity.

Limit Preview Size. Which setting are you using?

I'm not exactly sure how the Limit Preview Size preference affects my workflow. Which setting are you using, and why?
My preference is currently set to the v2.0 default 1/2 Size. My iMac's resolution is 1680x1050, and I'm using the Canon EOS 1D Mark III taking full size RAW images at 3888x2592.
regards,
Gregory

Gregory,
I use the default (which is 1/2 size) with no ill effects. Previews are used by external programs to gain access to photos in your Aperture library. (This is not the way your external editor works, though.) Your preview size will not affect your workflow. When previews are turned on, Aperture works on generating previews when you have something new of which to make a preview. I seriously doubt that making a small copy, versus making a smaller copy, would affect how long it takes Aperture (and therefore, how sluggish Aperture might appear.) The difference between making previews and not making previews can be significant.
nathan

Which tool we can use in Web design except photoshop?

I have six experience in web design developing,Need more advice,Which tool we can use in Web design except photoshop?

Dreamweaver is pro-level software for web designers & developers. If you have the necessary coding skills, there's not much you can't do with DW. If you don't, the learning curve can be quite steep.
If you join the Creative Cloud, you have access to the following other web design products:
Muse is web design software aimed at non-coding designers & hobbyists. The trade off for Muse's "ease of use" is static HTML pages with limited functionality. In other words, you could not use Muse to build a shopping cart site but it might be all you need for a simple hobby, church or charity site.
Edge Animate
For creating HTML5 Animations and interactive site pages.
Edge Coder
A coding editor.
Edge Reflow
For creating responsive web design layouts that work on mobile phones, tablets & desktops.
Edge Web Fonts & TypeKit -- custom web fonts
PhoneGap -- for creating mobile apps
http://html.adobe.com/edge/
Nancy O.

Which tool i should use to develope a portal

Hi all,
we are planning to develop a portal which we will expose to internet.
Now my question is which tool i should use to develope this
   1.BSP
   2. jspdynpage
   3.Webdynpro java
   4.Webdynpro abap
Which application will perform better on internet.
Lots of rfc calls and webservice calls are there.
plz give me suggestions .
Thanks
developer

Hi,
BSP - Abap workbench
JSP Dynpages - NWDS (Netweaver Dev Studio)
Webdynpro Java - NWDS
Webdynpro ABAP - ABAP Workbench
above all applications will perform at same level depend on the content.
best regards
Hari

HT201300 You have Macbook of some kind and it has two Thunderbolt ports. Which port do you use first for an external monitor/projector?

You have Macbook of some kind and it has two Thunderbolt ports. Which port do you use first for an external monitor/projector?

By the way, I have tried shutting of the display switching in the power settings. That was basically the only real answer I found anywhere. It didn't work.

Which interface would you use to list each element of a vector?

Which interface would you use to list each element of a vector?

The laugh's on you, twit! Nobody takes kindly to lazy bums trying to cheat on their homework nor exams. Take a hike loser!

Which statement would you use to confirm a transaction?

Which statement would you use to confirm a transaction?
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d. VIEW TRANSACTION

a.
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Which router do you use for AppleTV?

So I got to thinking the other day that maybe there are just certain routers that no matter what will not work with AppleTV.
The only one that I have gotten to work EVERY time and consistently is the Airport Extreme Base Station.
My gf had a belkin (I don't remember the model #) that no matter what, I could not get it to remain consistent i.e. had to restart almost every day, randomly showed port 3689 error, etc
I tried the normal stuff, enabling uPNP, port forwarding, etc..nothing helped.
With the AEBS (which I already had and made her get) everything was fine and dandy.
So my questions to you are:
1) If not the AEBS, which router do you use?
2) If not the AEBS, which settings did you have to set?
3) If not the AEBS, what is the model / firmware version of your router?
I noticed many people have problems that are the same things on this board over and over. And I've also noticed that it's usually the router and/or the settings that are causing the issues/inconsistencies.
This should be an interesting thread and should help steer people in the right direction.

capaho wrote:
Airport Extreme doesnt have enuf port forwards for most online games & so I avoided that one.
There is no limit (short of maxing out system capacity). It may not have the presets you want, but you can configure port forwarding manually.
indeed, i can confirm this.
i have many ports forwarded on my AEBS and it is very easy to configure to do so.

Which software do you use on the linux or unix platform

I am learning oracle, so I am wondering, in the real world, which software do you use to administrate oracle in the company, on the linux or unix platform? sqlplus?
certainly, I think you can also open the OEM GUI in linux or unix

If you are learning, surely enough , learning any o/s other than windows will help. About the industry, there is not just one player that rules in the o/s market. It depends on a lot of factors , cost being the most dominating one. Linux, being a little less costlier, is surely a good choice for many but so is HP UX or AIX. Without bothering about what is more popular, learn one which you can get your hands on in your learning environment more easily. For example, it would be tough to have a AIX based machine in your home and a linux based would be lot easier. So learn one, ,learn it good. When you go to a different shop, use your previous knowledge and learn the know-hows of that o/s as well.
HTH
Aman....

Which bag do you use for 14 inch wide screen?

Which bag do you use for 14 inch wide screen?
I got confused when searching for possible candidates. Almost all wide screen bags are designed for 15.4 inch. Few 14 inch bags are fit only for the normal 4:3 screen.
Any advice from you are welcomed!
Many thanks!

Hello,
Other brands you might want to look at are Brenthaven, Case Logic, Eagle Creek, EastPak, EZM, Jan Sport, Kensington, Swiss Army, Targus and Trager. There is also an earlier message thread here in the forum discussing carrying options, and a quick search of the Internet found some messages here, here and here that you might find of interest.
There really are lots of different solutions when it comes to carrying your ThinkPad, so it might be best to visit a few computer, electronics, office supply and sporting goods stores to find something you like and meets your needs (and budget). If you do not have your ThinkPad to yet, consider either bringing a tape measure or a piece of cardboard cut to the dimensions to "test" with bags.
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Which Bag do you use for your Camera? What about the GadgetBag 300EG?

Which Bag do you use for your Camera? What about the GadgetBag 300EG?

I agree - it's all about preference. I use the ThinkTank Retrospective 7. I *love* ThinkTank's attention to detail... everything from having a rain cover included with the bag, to having ingenius use of velcro (sp?) patches to enable you to "silence" the bag so it doesn't make the big "SCRATCH" sound when opening the bag during a quiet event, etc.
My best advice would be to do your research (which you're clearly doing) and have a clear understanding of the return policy wherever you buy it, and then don't be afraid to return it if you get it and feel it doesn't meet your needs. A restocking fee is a small price to pay to not be stuck with a bag that doesn't work for you. And if for any reason you get it and can't return it, there's always eBay.

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