In my post Check If File Is Available I showed a code using the Java method canWrite() to check if the file was available to be worked (read/write). Our colleague Marco Antonio commented that it could cause a race condition, so it is not a good idea to use it for that purpose.
Here is a link to a discussion where you can find more information: StockOverflow
Blue Seal Certified Staffing is looking for a contractor that is able to lead a group of Cold Fusion Developers on a 6 month contract.
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I had a terrible fllight from Miami to Rio de Janeiro. My flight, American Airlines #905, had to do an unscheduled stop in Manaus (north of Brazil) to allow a passenger who had heart problems to be attended. After 3 hours waiting inside the plane, finally we were cleared to continue the trip.
Soon as we landed in Rio de Janeiro, our plane was kept off the terminal in quarantine while they redirected all passengers to a room for health inspection. That transformed my normal 8:30-hour trip into a 13-hour one.
That made me be late for the Mother’s Day lunch with the family at a famous steakhouse, but I made it and found everyone there waiting
Well I flew the next day (Monday) to the northeast and I’m enjoying my vacation in the beaches of Maceio, state of Alagoas.
Some time ago I contacted Adobe and directly Ben Forta, and asked them for help on materials for my presentation at the Universities of Valença and Vassouras in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
I want to thank Ben for sending me two Powerpoint presentations, Greg for sending me DVDs of Flex Tour and Kristen for the ColdFusion Evangelism Kit. I have translated them into Portuguese and I will present them at the Information Week in Valença on May 19th.
Again, thanks to the adobe folks.
In my previous post, I discussed the function used to split a string into a table of tokens. Very useful instead creating a cursor.
Now, with SQL 2005/2008, it became easier and faster to do the same job using XML parsing.
I found this function online, written by Jacob Sebastian which is much faster than my old one: