Cn any body tell me ,how to get that stock data in to tables ( database like MySql ) using java ? ?

Thnx .

Thanks

Thanks

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to my .hta but it worked.

you are amazing, thank you! do you know how many people are frustrated over this and 1and1 more specifically? Even 1and1 doesn’t quite know how to fix this.

Thanks again!

To anyone who uses this and still has problems, break your code down into something simple. I thought even this didn’t work, but it did with a process of elimination.

We use Plesk 8.6, although I’ve set this scenario up in 9.x as well. In the templates below, substitute for the appropriate values in your situation. This recipe assumes you are dedicating a domain for your subversion repositories.

You should already have loaded the packages for both subversion and Apache subversion modules on your platform. For debian-based distributions like Ubuntu, this would be “subversion” and “libapache2-svn”.

Review the module configuration file and comment out everything (/etc/apache2/mods-available/dav_svn.conf).

Enable the Apache svn module. For debian-based distributions:
a2enmod dav_svn

You should already have a domain configured in Plesk, say svn.example.com. Avoid using the subdomains feature, if possible, because subdomains are not “first class citizens” in the Plesk world. You can’t easily configure protected directories, disable PHP Safe Mode, etc.

Set both HTTP and HTTPS to use the same directory. Protect the domain with its own certificate, either signed by a valid certificate authority or self-signed.

Using Plesk’s Protected Directories feature, setup the root (/) as protected for both Non-SSL and SSL. Create separate web users for each SVN account.

Create a “fakeroot” environment for Apache.

cd /var/www/vhosts//httpdocs
mkdir fakeroot
touch fakeroot/index.html
chown -R :psacln fakeroot

Create a subversion repository.

mkdir -p svn/
svnadmin create
chown -R www-data:www-data svn
chmod -R g+rws svn

Create an SVN access file to delineate user permissions for each repository. Since the filename begins with .ht, default Apache rules prevent it from being served to visitors. The usernames should exactly match the web users you created earlier in Plesk.

/var/www/vhosts//httpdocs/.htaccess_svn
# Subversion Authorization File

[groups]
developers = , ,
testers = ,

# Give “read only” access to everyone
# for the unnamed “root” repository
[/]
@developers = r
@testers = r

# Give read/write access to developers,
# read only to testers
#
#[:/]
@developers = rw
@testers = r

chown :psacln .htaccess_svn
chmod ugo+r .htaccess_svn

Create custom Apache configuration files for the domain.

/var/www/vhosts//conf/vhost.conf:

## Force all connections to use HTTPS
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off
RewriteRule (.*) https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI}

/var/www/vhosts//conf/vhost_ssl.conf:
DocumentRoot /var/www/vhosts//httpdocs/fakeroot

<Directory /var/www/vhosts//httpdocs/fakeroot>
Allow from All
Deny from None
Order Allow,Deny

DAV svn
SVNParentPath /var/www/vhosts//httpdocs/svn/
AuthzSVNAccessFile /var/www/vhosts//httpdocs/.htaccess_svn

Inform Plesk of the custom configuration files, test the configuration, then reload Apache.

/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/websrvmng –reconfigure-vhost –vhost-name=
apache2ctl configtest
apache2ctl graceful

That’s it. You’re now ready to rock & roll. The subversion repositories, accounts, and permissions are properly handed by Plesk’s backup & migration systems.

2) for memcached, use ./configure –with-libevent=/usr/lib (because this is the folder containing the libevent.so file)
notice the syntax : with-libevent and not with-lib-event

then run memcached…
and you should not encounter any errors for libevent not found

thanks for the tutorial anyway, just needed a few corrections

1.) $(’#table tbody tr:last-child’).append(’..’)
2.) $(’..’) .insertAfter(’#table tbody tr:last-child’)
None of this works and so..

I looked at your comment to use innerHtml rather than the text:
so what I did is that recode it to..

var htmlContent = $(’#table tbody’).html();
$(’#table tbody’).html( htmlContent + ‘..’ );
This has worked. Thankfully. And the click event fires as it should be.

This just prove that I had to walk through a broken glass barefooted, in order for me to solve this problem.. Thanks to Mathew’s hint by the way.

I never loosed a lot of hair before more than now. Thanks to IE