I am using 64-bit MongoDB and am very much miserable about MongoDB on behalf of there is no compression in MongoDB.So, I have request for compression feature in MongoDB.In-order to give a request for it where can i do that?.Is there any specific website available?.Guys If anyone knew about that please help me to do so.
Advance Thanks,
To submit a MongoDB feature request you can use: http://jira.mongodb.org/
You can also talk directly to the developers via IRC (irc.freenode.net) in #mongodb
As for compression you might also want to look into this ...
http://learnmongo.com/posts/compacting-mongodb-data-files/
http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/Community
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I am going to deploy client's webapp using mongoose (mongo atlas) and gotta admit, he is not very generous, i know that Sanbox (M0 cluster) is not suitable for production mode but wanted to know why? are there any reason that it is not secure to use M0 in production, i mean it's storage is suitable for website needs Thanks in advance, it is really simple application, with add post delete post and edit post like simple wordpress theme. thanks in advance.
P.S: i could not find any real problem in this link
I want to convert ms office documents to pdf. I thought of using document4j for that. But I could see that we need msoffice setup to make it work. Can we somehow use open-office or other libre-office for doing the same work. MSOffice cost is much high so want to use something open-source.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
You can implement your own converter by implementing the IExternalConverter API. You could for example delegate to Open Office. No such implementation exists currently but by implementing the interface, you can activate the API and use all of documents4j client and server implementations.
I'm newer to GWT,MGWT and gwt-phonegap .My task is to store or get the data from
local storage db of iPhone/Android device.Can any help me on this. I'm using
Gwt-Phonegap in my application.if you provide me developed samples,I'll be very much
thankful to you.
waiting for your valuable reply
Local storage isn't a db
you can see examples here
finally I became expert on LdbApi for GWT and MGWT to store date at client side.
I'm providing the link, so that It'll be useful to beginners like me.
Local DB
I'm trying to find some example code that utilizes node.JavaScript, Express.
I have gone through the some examples with knox but I did not found the multipart upload.
Can someone point me to a gist or other example that contains this kind of information?
Please help I will look forward for your suggestions.
Thank you.
The AwsSum library can do all of S3's Multipart operations. It's been a part of the library since inception.
https://github.com/appsattic/node-awssum/
The following operations have been implemented, so you should be able to use them to complete your uploads in a number of operations:
ListMultipartUploads
InitiateMultipartUpload
CompleteMultipartUpload
AbortMultipartUpload
UploadPart
UploadPartCopy
ListParts
So that's about everything you need. :)
Here is a pull request to the knox repository that implements such functionality. It has not been merged, so it may not work properly. But they have the link to S3's doc about how to implement the multipart upload, if that would help you.
https://github.com/LearnBoost/knox/pull/17
I am a beginner at both iPhone programming and SQL, yet I have basic knowledge of them.
I am planning to do an application that would plot a graph from data taken from a database of the server of my company. I know how to plot, I know how to extract data from an sql table, but what I don't know is how to access the server.
So do I have to go through some kind of oracle-like application ?
This may seem like a very stupid question because it might not even be possible but any answer will be appreciated.
Thanks !
Go through a web service for example a PHP page that returns JSON (or XML, but JSON is easier to parse).
I can highly recommend this tutorial
Once you have your web service, you can use NSURLRequest/NSURLConnection to download the data and use a JSON framework to parse it. Or, if you're using XML you can use NSXMLParser.
See this apple code for more info on downloading using NSURLConnection.
The best way for this will be, using APIs at server end that handle the client request and perform database interaction, so transfer of data among device and server, take place through XMLs that will be secure as well as fast.
It is definitely possible to contact a server (I can't imagine what would happen without that!). What you are looking for is NSURLConnection. Have a look at the example provided by Apple.