Re: [AISdiscuss] counselor

["Jill Bonino" <aissecjill@earthlink.net>]

What is this referring too?  By itself, it makes no sense.

Jill


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From: "Alice Oconnor" <vkhlyj@tissuper.com.au>
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Sent: Thursday, October 05, 2006 9:52 PM
Subject: [AISdiscuss] counselor


> It gives guidance on issues and configuration questions that storage
> administrators will encounter in deploying the combined solution.
> It also describes some of the additional features available if the
> software is upgraded to Data Protector Express.
> The changes will be safely stored under the shelves directory.
> This worked because the load command simply replays a series of commits,
> simulating what would have happened if the Chicago team had been working
> with us all along.
> One such framework is ASP.
> We found that layout and other tweaks became fairly onerous and decided
> to switch to implementing the view using traditional .
> aspx pages and code-behind. The ZIP drive was a classic, so I checked out
> their latest stuff too. In future if she wants the shelved frobscottle
> changes she can merge from the branch to her trunk working copy, then
> commit the changes back into the main code line. There were a bunch of
> very interesting people there and I had a fun time presenting. In fact,
> we chose to switch from creating custom web controls to using simple . In
> fact, we chose to switch from creating custom web controls to using
> simple . The presenter is the logic that ties together the model and the
> view, handles navigation, business logic requests, and model updates.
> They are available in desktop, rack mount and blade configurations and
> are the platform of choice for many business operations. In fact, we
> chose to switch from creating custom web controls to using simple . This
> interfaces nicely with the .
> NET framework should redirect to another page, stay on the current page,
> go to a login screen, etc.
> Windows, Mac OS and Linux can all mount WebDAV filesystems. This white
> paper describes how to acquire Data Protector Express ProLiant Edition
> and the features and usage of the software.
> This worked because the load command simply replays a series of commits,
> simulating what would have happened if the Chicago team had been working
> with us all along. In fact, we chose to switch from creating custom web
> controls to using simple . With a bit of Unix savvy this is really easy
> to set up, including ssh encryption of the traffic.
> The ZIP drive was a classic, so I checked out their latest stuff too.
> This white paper describes how to acquire Data Protector Express ProLiant
> Edition and the features and usage of the software. Basically it looks
> like the data bits of the drive are on the removable cartridge, with the
> sensitive read heads in the main drive.
> According to the study, this is a risky practice because "Edge data" can
> be as critical to a company's survival as its more closely managed
> centralized data. One of the main benefits is that the difficult business
> logic is captured in the presenter and can be more easily tested.
> According to the study, this is a risky practice because "Edge data" can
> be as critical to a company's survival as its more closely managed
> centralized data.
> They are available in desktop, rack mount and blade configurations and
> are the platform of choice for many business operations.
> In future if she wants the shelved frobscottle changes she can merge from
> the branch to her trunk working copy, then commit the changes back into
> the main code line. According to the study, this is a risky practice
> because "Edge data" can be as critical to a company's survival as its
> more closely managed centralized data.
> Subversion is a step up from CVS, so update times are pretty fast. I
> think probably not.
> With input validation and error conditions, we add properties on the view
> so that the presenter can instruct the view to show a particular error
> message.
> A dump file is a portable representation of a Subversion repository and
> something you might be using for backups already. That is totally the
> right thingto do. I figured the bulk of it was doneonce I got to first
> draft and the book went out for review. Dave has a real knack for cutting
> through aproblem and finding a simple solution. Portability is somewhat
> limited, since throwing a hard disk around will definitely reduce its
> reliability.
> With a bit of Unix savvy this is really easy to set up, including ssh
> encryption of the traffic.
>
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