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Apple eye of the Tiger
Some aggressive banners for the new MacOS X Tiger at Apple WWDC (click to enlarge)
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Visual Studio 2005 Beta Ready to Roll
Microsoft is including Visual Studio Team System technology in the first beta of Visual Studio 2005, to be released at TechEd Europe.
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Web browser flaw prompts warning
The loophole is being exploited to open a backdoor on a PC that could let criminals take control of a machine.
The threat of infection is so high because the code created to exploit the loophole has somehow been placed on many popular websites.
Experts say the list of compromised sites involves banks, auction and price comparison firms and is growing fast.
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Shocking patent
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Windows CE and Windows Embedded Lab Tour
Great ! Mike Hall give a tour of the Windows CE lab.
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Root and Virtual: path tip
Well I think I figured out a very simple way to make my paths working in my virtual directory and in the root of the live server.
The problem as I mentioned this morning, was about URL rewriting. -
Reflector new version
Download here the latest one : 4.0.8.0
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Internet Explorer not so much good news ?
Apparently Dave Massy changed my mood about IE. Now after one step forward, ten other backward.
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Resistance is futile....
I don't know if it's kind of a joke but the borg world is coming to us
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My world is virtual
OK I figured out yesterday how to make my URL rewriting working. Strangely, I just had to keep my original Form tag to have everything working properly.
Now another puzzling question. As many develoipers I write my code locally and I mange a lot of different web applications.
So my world is made of virtual directory.
Of course, this is great only locally, because when I deploy to my servers, everything back to the root for most of the stuff.
I know everything about relative and absolute paths, root (~). The question is how to code one good way my paths to be sure that nothing break when I move from my virtual world to my real world ?
By the way sadly some tags cannot be transformed as server side tags. An important one is the <Link tag to embed a stylesheet.
Other curious thing: if you use URL rewriting, the ~ root trick don't work anymore and it's easy to understand why :-)