Difference between dynamic and static converters

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• Difference between dynamic and dynamic routing issue

  Hello
  
  Can someone let me know the difference between dynamic routing and dynamic publishing in the oracle service bus
  
  Thank you
  Barro

  Hello

  If the outgoing end point is not static or Exchange with the incoming request again for dynamic actions...

  Routing is used for calls for installation (who have asked and answer) that is routing action awaits the response before going to the pipeline of response
  Publish is used for asynchronous calls (which does not hv any answer).

  See you soon,.
  Afonso Gupta

• Difference between 0 and static NAT

  Hello

  I have a question about the difference of the ' nat 0' command and control 'static '.

  Let's say I have an internal host with address A.B.C.D. It is a public (not private) address. I want internet hosts to access this internal host A.B.C.D. Given that the ip address is a public address I don't have any translation (I can do it, but it is not necessary).

  Now I can use two different commands to provide outbound access:

  NAT (inside) 0 A.B.C.D 255.255.255.255

  or

  static (inside, outside) A.B.C.D A.B.C.D netmask 255.255.255.255

  Which of the two commands should I use and why this one?

  (I know that to allow inbound access I need a conduit or a list of access, but this isn't my question for now)

  Kind regards

  Tom

  NAT 0 takes two forms as follows:

  NAT (inside) 0 access-list xxx

  NAT (inside) 0 a.c.b.d 255.255.255.255

  The form of "access-list" works just like a static, but ignores the function NAT together. If you specify something like:

  IP access-list 101 permit any host 192.168.1.9

  (Inside) NAT 0-list of access 101

  then everyone on the outside will be able to create a connection through this host inside.

  The second form of the command, specifying the inside address, bypasses the NAT service, but requires that the inside the host, make a connection outward BEFORE anyone outside will be able to establish a connection with it. It is similar to the 'access-list' command, but requires an outgoing connection first, and then anyone can come.

  In your example, you establish an outbound connection to 192.168.1.9 first, then you would be able to enter in it. Personally, I prefer to do it this way:

  static (inside, outside) 192.168.1.9 192.168.1.9 netmask 255.255.255.255

  For me, it's just easier to read this way.

• Difference between flow and stolen

  Hello
  can you please tell me difference between flow and stolen
  
  Thank you
  Nirmal

  See: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B31017_01/integrate.1013/b28981/parallel.htm

  flow will be to use a pre-defined () amount of branches, with flight you can do the amount of dynamic branches

  So let's say we have

  getUserDetails
  getAddressDetails

  now, you can use streams, create 2 branches and make the call to both methods in each branch.

  Let's say that you receive a list of customers in your service interface. Now, you can loop through with-foreach each customer and sequential not logic like Getcustomerdetails in the loop, or... .you create a flight and N is the number of clients in the list.

  After that, you will get N parallel branches that will make Getcustomerdetails (instead of the other sequential loop)

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• difference between spfile and pfile

  Hi all
  
  Explain the difference between spfile and pfile.
  
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  REDA

  Hi reda;

  Mainly

  1 oracle recommended to use the SPfile instead of pfile
  2 Spfile brings flexsibility which means that you can change many settings dynamic
  3. If you have pfile and spfile wijt sound startup command directly first check instead of pfile-spfile

  For more details, see:

  PFile vs. SPfile [249664.1 ID]
  http://www.orafaq.com/node/5

  Respect of
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• Difference between ADFFacesContext and FacesContext object?

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  RequestContext Apache Trinidad:
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  This class does not extend FacesContext; This is intentional, which stretches from FacesContext requires support for the FacesContextFactory.

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  FacesContext contains all status information by related request processing of a single application of JavaServer Faces and rendering of the corresponding response. He went to and potentially modified by, each phase of the lifecycle processing request.
  A FacesContext instance is associated with a specific request at the beginning of the treatment, by a call to the method getFacesContext() of the FacesContextFactory instance associated with the web application current demand. The instance remains active until its release() method is called, after which no further reference to this instance is allowed. When a FacesContext instance is active, it must not be referenced from any thread other than the one on which the servlet container that is running this web application uses to process this request.

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• Difference between Sprite and MovieClip...

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  • Press 'Ctrl + F5' or 'Ctrl + Shift + R' (Windows, Linux)
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  Clear the cache and delete cookies only from Web sites that cause problems.
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  • Firefox/tools > Options > privacy > "Use the custom settings for history" > Cookies: "show the Cookies".

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode to check if an extension or theme (Firefox/tools > Modules > Extensions) or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problems.

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• is there a difference between 38 and 42mm with their pixel density?

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• What is the difference between extensions and Plugins and Add-ons?

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  What is the difference between extensions and Plugins and Add-ons? Apparantely, they differ in some sense or aspect, but I do not know how. Please, if it is not too complicated, explain in detail and simple language. Thanks in advance to 1 million.

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• What is the difference between Firefox and Namoroka 64-bit? I have a 64-bit computer. Which should I use?

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  Recovery recovery image installation.
  Formatting of removal of content from disk HARD integer.

  No, you don't need any download. All you need is CD/DVD recovery for your laptop model.

  To be honest, your questions are a bit funny. If you want to have accurate on such things information please publish your laptop model and it will be much easier to give you exact explanation and instructions how to use recovery CD/DVDs.

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  Of course there is a difference between the GPU nVidia drivers (or drivers provided by manufacturers of graphics cards) and the drivers provided by Toshiba.

  The Toshiba driver page GPU drivers are changed and made for the mobile use.
  Each laptop model supports various components (CPU, cooling, modules, etc.) and different design. That is why the heat dissipation is always different.

  The GPU driver provided by Toshiba supports a kind of GPU overheating protection and protects the graphics chip of the damage. This means that the GPU performance are controlled by the driver and in case the internal temperature would rise to critical level, it would decrease the performance of the GPU. Also the laptop stops automatically if the temperature is too high.

• Difference between Satellite and Satellite Pro L100

  What is the difference between satellite and satellite pro? for example - satellite L100 175 and satellite pro L100 176?

  Hello

  the difference between Satellite and Satellite Pro is the operating system:
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  Windows XP Professional for Satellite Pro

  The difference between the models L100-xxx is just the equipment.
  For example the CPU:
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  Satellite Pro L100 176: Core Duo T2400. 1.83 GHz
  For more details look into the specifications of the models.

  Good bye