Wednesday, December 22, 2010

‎::: CONGRATULATIONS to my GURU :::

Sir I always feel very Lucky to be called as a student of Kondal Reddy rather than called by my own name.
THIS IS ONE OF MY HAPPIEST MOMENT EVER.


your's Student
Rakesh


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Friday, October 8, 2010

I belong to Almighty JESUS





Kaka’s outpouring of faith brings joy to leaders within Christian community
It has been a long time coming, but more than two decades since God had a hand in a World Cup triumph, football is returning the favour. With heart on sleeve and slogan on chest, Kaká’s postmatch celebration in Athens on Wednesday night thrust his faith into the spotlight. “I belong to Jesus,” the statement said. Liverpool fans shuddered, undone by an ineligible deity.
As arguably the best player on earth, Kaká’s high-profile commitment to his religion is good news for church leaders. In recent times, the Italian church’s efforts to infiltrate the mainstream and spread the gospel have been much derided. When Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, Pope Benedict’s No 2, created The Clericus Cup this year, an international tournament for priests and seminarians, he spoke without irony of creating a Vatican City team to take on the likes of AC Milan in Serie A. However, even Bertone would not argue that the stated aim of “reinvigorating a sporting tradition within the Christian community” is better served by Kaká and his T-shirt than kickarounds in cassocks.
Kaká, who was born to a middle-class family in Brasilia, said that he became deeply religious when he was 12. “I learnt that it is faith that decides whether something will happen or not,” he said.
Some might consider that the Liverpool fans who “kept the faith” in the face of the most testing circumstances during the Champions League final two years ago actually endured a quasi-religious experience. Other similarities shared by football and religion are obvious – tribalism, sacrifice, conflict. However, few people remember that a third of the clubs that have played in the Premiership owe their existence to a church. Barnsley and Swindon Town were founded by clergymen, while Louis Rocca, the ice-cream baron who came up with the name “Manchester United”, set up a network of Catholic priests to scout for players.
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Monday, September 13, 2010

Flex

Flex Development, Flex Application Solution and Flex Components


Why use Flex?
  • Rich User Experience
    Applications developed using Flex ensure rich user experience through intuitive interaction with the application and presenting information in a visually rich interface. The end compiled output is Flash which is the most ubiquitous client software worldwide.
  • Quick Response
    Flex allows development of applications that support complex business logic to run at the browser, rendering a feeling of “quick response” and no refresh.
  • High Performance
    The highly evolved client environment of Flex allows the applications to process large amount of information at client-end without any noticeable change in performance of the applications. This is in contrast to conventional DHTML applications which routinely crash if the record set is scaled up.
  • Advanced Client-Server Interactivity
    Flex enables advanced interactivity between client and server allowing high performance data transmission. This makes Flex an ideal RIA framework for enterprise applications
  • Diverse Modes
    Flex supports diverse modes of presenting data with an integrated development model for complete customization and control. Applications developed with are highly customizable and make the most of Flex to deliver complex customers needs
  • Common Model
    Flex brings innovation in a common development and design model. Flash is no more a “designers only” tool.
  • Strong Development Model
    Flex offers a strong development model that combines ActionScript and MXML.
How Flex Works?
Flex Development Environment
Flex IDE is developed on Eclipse and can be used as a stand-alone Integrated Development Environment. Flex IDE offers powerful features that include rich editors, a versatile debugger and in-built objects.

Data Services
These enable efficient transfer of information for seamless integration with preexisting applications that run from a common environment.
Application Framework
Flex Application Framework consists of the following components:
  • ActionScript
  • MXML
  • Class Library
    ActionScript is used by developers to run client-side scripts that control the application’s behavior at client end. ActionScript is a derivative of Javascript.
    MXML is used manage the objects that constitute the interface of the applications.
    Class Library consists of service components. The most remarkable feature of these components is that along with in-built components, Flex also allows developers to create custom components.

    Asynchronous-JavaScript-And-XML

    AJAX
    AJAX stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. Although AJAX has been available for the last 8 years, its utility was not realized until recently.
    AJAX offers a versatile platform for developing rich web applications that arehighly interactive and behave just like desktop applications adding up to the usability and availability of web applications that serve enterprise business services.
    The term AJAX was invented by Jesse James Garrett that described a collection of technologies that allows a rich user experience to web users.
    AJAX combines the following technologies
    • XML and XSLT for data exchange
    • HTML or XHTML as mark up language
    • CSS for creating custom styles
    • Document Object Model (DOM)
    • Client-end scripting language like JavaScript
    • XMLHttpRequest object for asynchronous data exchange with the web server
    From programming perspective AJAX enables a new way of combining client side programming in JavaScript with server side processing that deliver XML chunks to web pages. This allows web pages to be updated with new data without any need to reload the entire data.
    What makes AJAX special
    • AJAX is simple to develop and use that makes it easy for developers to learn and develop web applications using AJAX. For users, AJAX is intuitive and provides an engaging experience
    • AJAX supports some of the most popular browsers and platforms that makes the applications highly compatible
    • AJAX based applications are more usable and provide better user experience. Since user requests fetch small volume of data from the server and not the complete set of information, applications using AJAX deliver high-speed output, eliminating slow server responses and page refreshes
    • AJAX offers good compatibility with server-side languages that include ASP, PHP, ColdFusion, Perl etc. This works well for everyone with a vast resource of server-side language experts
    • AJAX development involves low learning and development costs. AJAX offers low cost of deployment since there is nothing to install at client-end
    • AJAX has a key role to play in Web 2.0 philosophy. AJAX technologies are key components for many Web 2.0 applications.
    The AJAX engine works as a mediator between the client and server. When the session starts, the AJAX engine is first loaded, unlike other technologies where the web page is loaded first. The job of this engine is to render the user interface and start communicating with the server on behalf of the user. From client-end, the engine enables asynchronous interaction between the user and application.
    An AJAX script makes a request to the server by using the JavaScript XMLHttpRequest object. This is a special JavaScript object that invokes a URL and makes requests without a single page refresh. This XMLHttpRequest object retrieves information from the server and presents it to the user. The most remarkable feature of the engine is that it does not fetch any information from the server that is already cached, resulting in a swift information fetch for the application and a smooth and pleasurable experience for the user.
    Coding AJAX
    Coding an AJAX application involves creating XMLHttp object. This is a JavaScript object that can be created like this:

    var xmlHttp=new XMLHttprequest();
    br />var xmlHttp=new XMLHttprequest();

    var xmlHttp=new XMLHttprequest();
    In Internet Explorer this is how the request appears:
    http = newActiveXObject(“Microsoft.XMLHTTP”);
    This XMLHttpRequest object handles all server communication and it is the JavaScript technology that talks to the server through this object.
    In AJAX, when data is submitted through a form it does not go directly to the server; instead it goes to the JavaScript code. The JavaScript in turn sends the request to the server. When this takes place, the user’s screen never refreshes and the user is free to perform other screen activities while the processing continues and results are fetched in a very short time.
    Browser compatibility with AJAX
    AJAX is becoming a global technology that is supported by most of the Browsers. Some of these are as follows:
    • Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 and above
    • Netscape 7.1 and above
    • Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox
    • Apple Safari version 1.2 and above
    • Opera browser version 8.0 and above

      AJAX has been an innovation in technology.

    Action Script 2.0 and 3.0


    Difference between Action Script 2.0 and 3.0




    Action Script 2.0
    AS2


    Action Script 3.0

    Sri Sri : A Revolution of Awareness

    Srirangam Srinivasa Rao - Sri Sri (1910 – 1983)
    Srirangam Srinivasa Rao, popularly known as Sri Sri, was born on 2nd January 1910 in Visakhapatnam. Sri Sri completed his education in the same school in which his father Sri Venkata Ramaiah was working as a mathematics teacher. He married Ms. Venkata Ramanamma at an age of 15 and adapted a girl child. Later on he married Ms. Sarojini and was blessed with a son and two daughters.
    He went to Madras for his higher studies in 1928 and completed them by 1931. In 1938, he joined as a sub editor of ‘Andhra Prabha‘ daily newspaper. He later on worked for All India Radio and armed forces. He is a major radical poet (e.g. prabhava) and novelist (e.g. Veerasimha Vijayasimhulu). He introduced free verse into his socially concerned poetry through Maha Prasthanam. He wrote visionary poems in a style and metre not used before in Telugu classical poetry. He moved poetry forward from traditional mythological themes to reflect more contemporary issues.
    He entered into Telugu cinema with Ahuti(1950), a Telugu dubbed version of Junnarkar’s Neera aur nanda(1946). Some of the songs Hamsavale O Padava, Oogisaladenayya, Premaye janana marana leela, scored by Saluri Rajeswara Rao, were major hits.
    He did also do some strident songs like Telugu Veera Levara from Alluri Seetarama Raju and Padavoyi Bharateeyuda from Velugu Needalu(1961). Films like Aakali Rajyam were inspired on the works of Sri Sri.
    Telugu people remember Sri Sri as long as Telugu poetry exists. Lets salute this great human being for the inspirational work and service he has provided to the Telugu community
    We are presenting you some of the poems of Maha Prasthanam for the Sri Sri fans.
    Maro prapancham,
    Maro prapancham,
    Maro prapancham pilichindi!
    PadanDi munduku,
    PadanDi trosuku,
    Podaam, podaam, pai paiki!
    kadam trokkutu,
    padam paaDutu,
    hrudamtaraalam Garjistu-
    padanDi podaam,
    vinabaDaleda
    maro prapanchapu jalapaatam ?
    daaripoDugunaa GumDe Netturulu,
    tarpaNa chestu padanDi munduku!
    baatalu naDichi,
    peTalu gaDichi,
    koTalanniTini daatanDi!
    nadi nadaalu,
    aDavulu KonDalu,
    eDarulaa manakaDDamki?
    padanDi munduku!
    padanDi trosuku!
    podaam, podaam pai paiki!
    emukulu kruLLina,
    vayasu maLLina,
    somarulaara chaavanDi!
    NetturumanDe,
    Saktulu ninDe,
    Sainukulaara! raranDi!”
    harom harom hara!
    hara! hara! hara! hara!
    Harom hara” anikadalamDi!
    maro prapancham,
    mahaa prapancham,
    dharitrininDa ninDimDi!
    padanDi munduku!
    padanDi trosuku!
    prabhanjanam vale horettindi!
    bhaavavegumuna prasaarinchanDi!
    varshakabhramula praLayaghoshavale
    PheLa PheLa PheLa PheLa viruchuku padanDi!
    padanDi,
    padanDi,
    padanDi munduku!
    kanapaDaleda maro prapanchapu
    kanakana manDe tretaagni ?
    egiri egiri egiri paDutunnaayi,
    enabhai lakshala meruvulu!
    tirigi tirigi tirigi samudraala,
    jalapraLaya naaTyam chestunnaayi!
    sala sala kraage chamura kaadidi,
    ushna rakta kaasaaram!
    sivasamudramu,
    nayagaravale,
    urakamDi! urakamDi munduku!
    padanDi munduku!
    padanDi trosuku!
    maro prapanchapu kamchu nagaaraa.
    viraamameruguka mrogindi!
    Traachulavalenu,
    rechulavalenu,
    dhananjayunila saaganDi.
    kanabaDaleda maroprapanchapu
    agnikiriiTapu dhagadhagalu,
    errabavuTa niganigalu,
    homajvaalala bhugabhugalu ?
    -Poem contributed by Suhasini Kambhampati