PHP and PERL are supported by the server. Others scripting languages may be available, please ask sales@btwixt.net what you are looking for. You can also look at the package page descriptions. YES! Currently Btwixt Hosting is providing a 12-month registration with a year hosting. If you already own your own domain, you can go to our site and transfer your domain. You will receive a 12-month extension on your current expiration date all for $8.99.

Many new web servers will preprocess a web page before relaying it onto the clients browser. By embedding scripts into these pages, the server can change the way the page is created before it is even sent to the user. This allows a wealth of systems to be created, from simple database queries to forums and e-commerce applications. There are several types of server scripting environments, the most popular being ASP/ASP.

HTML, the prominent computer code underpinning the Internet is a "stateless medium." Without the appropriate technologies: "scripting languages" and databases webpage can only display static information. Even with simplest tasks taken for granted on the Internet today (e.g. sending an email from a form, display the current date or remembering how many items in a shopping cart) could not be accomplished without the implementation of technologies to augment HTML functionality.

PDF defines a model for scripting and interaction and that is used in Mars documents. PDF graphic content represents static documents so features of SVG related to dynamic graphics or interaction are not supported.

The IBM Reflexive User Interface Builder comes with several languages pre-configured (perhaps future versions will have more), such as Python and JavaScript. You can add another language by creating a subclass of com.ibm.wac.rib.core.interp.CodeInterpreter and registering your subclass in the scriptlang.properties file. Java Python (Jython) is the most supported language. You may also use embedded Java code to script GUIs.

You can check an area of a Web page or application as a bitmap. While creating a test or component, you specify the area you want to check by selecting an object. You can check an entire object or any area within an object. QuickTest captures the specified object as a bitmap, and inserts a checkpoint in the test or component. You can also choose to save only the selected area of the object with your test or component in order to save disk space.

We chose Pascal for it's easy natural language like syntax. Unlike other programming languages that require strict conformance such as requiring the syntax to be case-sensitive, Pascal provides a simple non-restricting readable syntax with a Begin..End as the starting point for execution. Another major advantage is the built-in Pascal Compiler in Newbie that is fast, light and quick when executing scripts. Back to Top

We provide PHP 4.3.x support, as well as optional mod_perl (Perl 5) and optional JSP (Tomcat 4) support. If you need support for other languages, contact us; however, we do not support ASP.

Actually there are two versions of the uil compiler around: one is built as uil while the other executable is named newuil. The latter uses libUil as opposed to the older one which uses it's own code base.

For the time being there is not much time or motivation to develop the support for any more languages. However, since MetaL engine is very modular, it is very easy for anybody with some free time to add the necessary modules to support other languages. Anybody interested to support other languages is very welcomed to do so and may join the MetaL development mailing list to obtain the necessary support.

There are plans to evolve the MetaL modules so they support other languages besides PHP. Adding support to generate code in other languages will happen when the relevant MetaL modules supports such languages. There are no short term plans to support other languages unless somebody contributes with the necessary code.

We do not utilize any text-based simulation modeling language that requires you to learn another language in order to conduct simulations. Our simulation capabilities were designed with the non-expert in mind. Through the interface, you have several levels of expertise that can come into play. As you draw your process map, you are automatically creating the base model. You can then add preliminary data such as resources, durations, costs, etc.

There is a way, but currently it's not pretty. I've had similar requests from Hungary, Estonia, Russia and a few other places, and I'm currently looking into full Unicode search support, which should hopefully cover everyone's needs. Sadly, php itself has only recently acquired "full" Unicode support, and older servers (like my host) just choke on it. Unicode handling is also slow.

No. In fact, there are no updateable cursors anywhere in .NET. All of the data access in .NET is based on this disconnected data model. In .NET you push data into a DataSet. The DataSet keeps track of the changes that are made to the data. Then the DataSet...

These are all scripting languages allowing you to write scripts and run them on your server. This enables you to create dynamic web content as well as standard HTML pages. Our Windows servers also support the .NET framework

Unicode does not know languages. The Unicode standard defines abstract characters from various scripts. Each of these scripts may be used for several different languages. All characters should be displayable without additional language information. Language information is subject to a higher-level protocol. A "higher-level protocol" could be XML, for example. XML markup may contain information about the language of the content. This depends on the type of XML application, i. e.

If your language is compatible with COM you can use our support for COM that makes Visual Basic an option. Alternatively you may be able to use the C binding if your language can make "API calls" to functions in dynamic link libraries (DLLs).

Please create a localization for the language and contribute it! Supporting another language is not very difficult. Choose the abbreviation for the language. This should be the ISO language code plus the ISO country code. For example, XXYY. In common/dbl10n.dsl, add a new marked section for "XX" to each of the functions. Update html/dbl10n.dsl in the same way. In print/docbook.dsl and html/docbook.

We only support the (programming) languages that we have come into contact with. If you are using a language that we are not supporting then you will need to write a new hklanguage.emf file. See Language Templates on how to map a new programming language. The list of currently supported file types is defined in Supported File Types. Jasspa would appreciate any new templates that people define for standard file types so that we can add them to the distribution.

Sure. What you have to do is create a new translation file for your language and place it in the languages directory. You should use english.ini as a template, as there are further instructions in it. If it works send it to the author and it will probably be included in the next release. Not all languages are guaranteed to work thought.