components

I'm looking for a pre-written component (w/source) for a Delphi project that I'm working on, to generate mind-maps / concept-maps similar to these: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:MindMeister_screenshot_OS_X.jpg http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:XMIND_2008_in_Windows_Vista.png Any ideas? As a former Delphi developer, I sympathize. It used to be that you could find a free component with source for just about anything. You probably know about the Delphi Super Page (my old go-to source for everything Delphi). I looked; no mind-mapping components, there. (Of course, the site has not been

I need to find basic WYSIWYG HTML editor component for C++Builder 5 to let users to create some simple text that I will paste into existing HTML page template. Just a simple support to create links, add images, use headers/bold/italic. You can drop a TWebBrowser on a form and enable designmode on it, like this: // Delphi code.. (WebBrowser1.Document as IHTMLDocument2).designMode := 'on'; After executing the above line, the page will be editable. You can type extra text, delete, etc. If you want to make selections bold or insert images, you're going to have to add some buttons to program that.

I am attempting to create a service to parse data to different components on different routes. If I call the follow service on the same component I get the result I require, but if I try to get the set results from another component the service returns undefined. Here is my service:- import {Injectable} from '@angular/core'; @Injectable() export class TestService { public _test:any; set test(value:any) { this._test = value } get test():any { return this._test; } } I set the service like:- this.testService.test = 3; and I receive the the service data in my component using the following:-

I have a ColdFusion session variable that's a structure of data. My goal is to execute a jQuery call that does one of two things via Ajax: sends that ColdFusion structure to a ColdFusion component method, updates an element of that structure with a newly created string, and returns that same structure back. or executes a ColdFusion component method that creates a new string, returns that string, and assigns that new string to an element of that same ColdFusion session structure after the Ajax call. I would think it'd be easy, but I've been having some problems. Anybody know what I would need

I have been researching for a while and have actually created a prototype ASP.NET web service as a DAL for a few ASP.NET 2.0 web sites. Just would like to ask for some insight/advice from more experienced developers out there who had successfully rolled out DAL as a web service. What are the drawbacks/risks to deploying DAL as a web service? What is the best way to secure or authenticate consumption of this web service? WCF is out of the question, I'll be coding in VS 2005. Thank you. I think, that biggest drawback of such approach is additional overhead of calling web service. If you need

I am looking for help in configuring the Blackberry development environment. In fact, it is quite a frustrating process. The blackberry site is pretty useless. Between links that have been moved, details that are assumed and documents that are out of date it is proving very difficult to get anywhere with blackberry development. Pheww, now that my rant is done. Here is my problem: I have finally got the JDE for Eclipse working (that is a story in itself). However, my blackberry workspace is only giving me the option of targeting the 4.5 JDE components. How do I update it to use the 4.7

I have a component called "Node" which should display a single post, but I have more than a post type and each type has its own view (layout). So this component has an ID parameter which will be used to get a post response from a service then according to post type it should display the correct layout. ex: localhost/test_app/node/123 where 123 is the id parameter. Approach 1: using ngIf in the tamplate @Component({ selector: 'node', directives: [Post, Project], template: ` <post *ngIf="response.post.post_type == 'post'" content="response.post"></post> <project *ngIf="response.post.post_type ==

Got an idea: functions (in FP) could be composed similar ways as components in OOP. For components in OOP we use interfaces. For functions we could use delegates. Goal is to achieve decomposition, modularity and interchangeability. We could employ dependency injection to make it easier. I tried to find something about the topic. No luck. Probably because there are no functional programs big enough to need this? While searching for enterprise scale applications written in FP I found this list. Functional Programming in the Real World and this paper . I hope I just missed the killer applications