Can a commercial solution be developed on Opentaps?
If yes, what will be the consequence, if Opentaps converted to commercial license?
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Can apiary.io be used as a purely private on-premise solution as opposed to a hosted solution that is offered?
Doesn't appear so. Here's the press release from Oracle regarding the acquisition of Apiary:
https://www.oracle.com/corporate/acquisitions/apiary/index.html
It states:
"Apiary’s pioneering APIFlow solution provides the framework and tools for developing application programming interfaces (APIs) that share enterprise services and data and help create modern, cloud-based applications and experiences."
can anyone tell me for certain if are you allowed to use Adobe Cirrus service (p2p) in commercial applications or websites? for instance you have a online game.
all the threads and articles i have found are over 4years old (stating that) so was wondering if things had changed since then?
have done bit more digging the only thing i have found was on the Adobe Cirrus labs page:
What are my options to use RTMFP in my commercial application?
Developers can use Adobe Media Server to develop and deploy RTMFP
applications.
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/cirrus/
I'm curious to know what language/technologies makeup the SiSense Prism BI platform. It looks like a very powerful platform having quite the impressive credentials.
SiSense Website - Prism
SiSense Prism is coded primarily in C/C++ in the back-end, C# for the desktop tools and JavaScript/HTML5 for the interactive web applications.
There are quite a few unique technologies that are embedded in the Prism suite.Most of these technologies are 'invisible' to you and range from compression algorithms to instruction recycling and CPU-cache awareness (really scary stuff).
These technologies (under their collective name - ElastiCube) enable's Prism most fundamental capability - making terabyte-scale data available for real-time (on-demand) analytics by non-technical users, on a single commodity server.
You can read more about SiSense technology here: http://www.sisense.com/product/technology
HTH,
Elad Israeli |
Founder, SiSense
It's obvious that the backend makes intensive use of monetDB:
https://www.monetdb.org
This can be easily observed by inspecting the dlls that come with the package, the data stored on disk and the server's internal connection streams.
Obviously recycling, compression, caching and CPU utilization are techniques used by all professional developers for creating software (monetDB seems to be a good reference), so that's not really unique...
I had asked before also for rendering pdf but its in blackberry JAVA development.
But currently I want to know , is it possible to render a PDF in the playbook using native sdk 2.0.0 with the QT framework.
If it is possible then can you suggest me some example if it exist on the google?
Is it possible with any third party library i.e of c++??
Thanks in advance.
It is possible, provided you agree to the licensing of the third party library.
Open source world has two know libraries for PDF rendering:
Poppler
MuPDF
Both provide bindings for Qt, the bad part is that both are licensed GPL.
However, the firms working behind both libraries provide commercial licensing options.
For commercial licensing:
GlyphandCog provides commercial licensing for XpdfWidget/Qt
Artifex Software, Inc. provides commercial licensing for MuPDF.
Since the mobile detection solution for ASP.NET 51degrees.mobi became commercial (the lite version isn't really useful anymore), I'm looking for an alternative solution.
Are there any other OpenSource or free projects, that enhance the detection of mobile devices with ASP.NET?
There is a free version of DeviceAtlas available for web developers who need an easy and reliable way to distinguish between mobile, tablet, desktop, TV etc. Also identifies OS and browser. It's available to your web application as a web service built on the DeviceAtlas Cloud infrastructure -
Completely free to use and available in Java .NET PHP Python Ruby
https://deviceatlas.com/blog/announcing-deviceatlas-cloud-free-version
Developers, hobbyists and micro-companies may find the free WURFL OnSite or Cloud offering sufficient for their needs.
WURFL Cloud: http://scientiamobile.com/wurflCloud/gettingStarted
WURFL OnSite: http://wurfl.sourceforge.net/dotnet_index.php
In free edition they allow any 2 free properties/capabilities which you can select like-
ux_full_desktop
is_wireless_device
is_tablet
brand_name
model_name
device_os
device_os_version
and many more...
This would help in getting just and much more required requesting device info. Hope this helps somebody in need.
Check out Apache DeviceMap for .NET: http://devicemap.apache.org
The best (and probably only) Open Source alternative that exists in that area.
After Apache showed too little interest in Mobile projects (there are only 2 active projects in this category, essentially all dominated by client-side Phonegap) especially on the server side, we put DeviceMap to rest in January 2017.
You can find the only true Open Source alternative in this field, free to use both for non-profit and commercial sites at OpenDDR.
WURFL should handle your needs: http://wurfl.sourceforge.net/