ThinkCAP is an internet application framework with AJAX for J2EE platform. It utilizes prototype.js and script.aculo.us like Ruby on Rails do.

Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, or AJAX, a technique for creating interactive Web applications, has exploded onto the Web development scene, gaining popularity so quickly that some developers are lagging behind in their skills. To address the need for faster AJAX development, lots of companies and developer communities are coming up with Rapid Application Development (RAD) platforms for AJAX. One of those platforms, ThinkCAP JX Framework, combines more than two dozen open source libraries, and the "framework" portion of the application has just been released under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL).
NewsForge | ThinkCAP goes open source

Google is entering into automobile and home appliance products. What is the next?

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In ABAP/4, we have 2 formatting for comment:

1. Line Comment: If you want to comment whole line, you can put * sign in front of the line.
   Example:
   

   * Comment Line
   WRITE: This is the example for commenting. 

2. Partial Line Comment: If you want to comment partail of line, you can put " sign in front of the comment text
   Example:
   

   WRITE: This is the example for commenting.    "Comment Line

Syntax

PARAMETERS (length) [TYPE type or LIKE obj] DECIMALS d.

Examples

PARAMETERS: char1(20) TYPE C,
            date1 LIKE SY-DATUM,
            number1 TYPE P DECIMALS 2. 

Options

• DEFAULT
  

  Example: 
  PARAMETERS p1(5) TYPE C DEFAULT ’we’.

• MEMORY ID
  

  Example: 
  PARAMETERS p2(5) TYPE C MEMORY ID pid.

By Shawn Collins; Jan 8, 2006, 03:17

The Affiliate Summit 2006 show started up today at Bally’s Las Vegas. The events began at noon with a workshop on Google AdSense by Joel "Dr. AdSense" Comm. This was followed by another workshop on blogging from famed blogger, Dave Taylor.

In the evening, hundreds of folks assembled for the speed networking session. This was one of the highly anticipated events of the conference, and the attendees seemed to really enjoyed the spirited, short meetings with eight people each in the span of two hours.

R.O.Wise and MediaWhiz sponsored this session and generously provided an open bar to lubricate the conversations.

The wonderfully-named Dr. Anita Borg (1949 - 2003) was a rebel with a cause: ensuring that technology itself has positive outcomes, and dismantling barriers that keep women and minorities from entering computing and technology fields. Today the Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology carries on her vision. And because Google shares that passion, we are pleased to sponsor the . We are inspired by the -- and in hopes of finding more, the program is expanded this year to accept applications from students entering their senior year of undergraduate study as well as those enrolled in a graduate program. we awarded 23 scholarships; this year we"d like to do more.

Tell your friends, or yourself - the deadline is January 20.