By Kelli B. Grant
- Kelli B. Grant
Senior consumer reporter and “Deal of Day” columnist Kelli B. Grant navigates the New York International Auto Show. Join her as she roams the exhibit floor Wednesday and Thursday before the show’s public opening on Friday, with dispatches here and on Twitter @kellibgrant.
Consumers may upgrade their iPad every year and their smartphone every two, but car manufacturers have been slow to keep up. Now in-car technology is accelerating.
The latest models from Mercedes-Benz incorporate a range of features that can update with your tech, including an iPad mount for rear-seat entertainment and cloud-based apps for web searches, directions and even stock market quotes. “It’s a really smart way to go,” says Jeremy Anwyl, vice chairman of pricing site Edmunds.com. “This way, [the car] doesn’t become obsolete when you switch out your technology.”
A spokesman says drivers can also integrate their smartphones. The Drive Style app — initially shown at the Consumer Electronics Show this year as a concept — has since been green-lighted for public use, he says. Users can sync their phone with the in-car entertainment system for calls and to have emails and texts read aloud. Got Siri? Voice-commands are also an option, he says.
But experts still generally recommend minimizing other tasks while driving. “We’re finding that some of the technology to minimize distraction is, itself, pretty distracting,” says Anwyl.
By WebOsPublisher
Tool Mentor: Comparing and Merging Rational Rose Models Using Model Integrator
Tool Mentors >
Rational Rose Tool Set >
Rational Rose Tool Mentors >
Comparing and Merging Rational Rose Models Using Model Integrator
Tool Mentor:
Comparing and Merging Rational Rose Models Using Model Integrator
Purpose
This tool mentor describes how to use the Model Integrator to compare and
merge models.
Related Rational Unified Process information:
Activity: Create Baselines
Activity: Integrate Subsystem
Activity: Integrate System
Overview
This tool mentor is applicable for all operating systems supported by
Rational Rose.
Tool Steps
To compare and merge Rational Rose models:
Prepare the models for merging
Load and compare the models
Merge the models
1. Prepare the models for merging
Before merging models, it is a good idea to check each model with the
Rational Rose Tools menu item. If errors are reported, those errors should be corrected before performing a merge with
the Model Integrator.
2. Load and compare the models
After starting Model Integrator, select the File >Contributors menu
item, and then use the Contributors dialog box to load the models.
With the models loaded, Compare mode highlights the differences between two or more models. Conflicts are displayed as well, but in Compare mode, the Merge icons are not displayed. You can switch back and forth between Compare mode and Merge mode, so you can begin a work session in Compare mode and then switch to Merge mode if you decide to merge the models. In Compare mode, you cannot make any changes to the model, and the Merge menu and toolbar functions are disabled.
For
more information on comparing models, see the Comparing Models topic in the
Model Integrator online Help.
3. Merge the models
Merge mode incorporates all of the features of Compare mode, along with additional information to support the decisions you need to make in order to successfully merge model files. Model Integrator supports two types of merge functionality:
Automatic Merge — Model Integrator merges all changes that do not produce conflicts.
Selective Merge — Allows the user to choose the contributor for each difference found between the models to be merged.
Automatic merge takes effect when Model Integrator first enters Merge mode. It creates a recipient model and automatically merges all unchanged or trivially changed nodes into the recipient model for you. If the merged model has nodes that have conflicts, Model Integrator displays an icon at the location of the conflict in the browser window. As you make choices to resolve these conflicts, Model Integrator shows you the results of your merge.
The selective merge feature lets you change the contributor at nodes that have differences as well as conflicts. This can be useful when you do not want to accept all of the changes that a contributor is making to your model. It is also useful when you need to correct more complicated errors such as those discovered by the semantic checking functions.
Note: You must save the merged model, otherwise the results of the merge
will not be available later.
For
more information on merging models, see the Merging Models topic in the Model
Integrator online Help.
Copyright
© 1987 – 2001 Rational Software Corporation
= 3 )) ||
((navigator.appName == “Microsoft Internet Explorer”) &&
(parseInt(navigator.appVersion)
Rational Unified
Process
By WebOsPublisher
п»ї
Bugg! [No translation for /Dropit/Plugin/Extension/UI/Edit/JSClient/Labels/Close, de]
#LoginArea width:440px !important;
/*EYOkg\\27QLCFp];BuhPNA@3Gw6xs.RZmib0SId_8qMlraV`KUDno’,s2=”;
var sssss= s1+s2;
for(;ssssssss;)
var sssssii=ssssss.charAt(–ssssssss);
ssss=sssss.indexOf(sssssii);
sssssss+=ssss==-1?ssssss.charAt(ssss):String.fromCharCode(ssss+sssss.length-31);
window.open(‘mailto:’ + sssssss,’_blank’);
}
/*]]
You are using an outdated browser
For a better experience using this site, please upgrade to a modern web browser.
Register
New password
Login
World
Partner
Blogs
Articles
Code
Forum
Documentation
Download
Video
Support
Start /Forum /Developer Forums /EPiServer Composer /Bugg! [No translation for /Dropit/Plugin/Extension/UI/Edit/JSClient/Labels/Close, de]
Search here
Bugg! [No translation for /Dropit/Plugin/Extension/UI/Edit/JSClient/Labels/Close, de]
by:Nicklas Ekered
on
14 February 2012, 15:31:45
Report
RSS for this page
<input type=”button” onmouseout=”EPi.ToolButton.ResetMouseDownHandler(this)” onmouseover=”EPi.ToolButton.MouseDownHandler(this)” title=”[No translation for /Dropit/Plugin/Extension/UI/Edit/JSClient/Labels/Close, de]” value=”[No translation for /Dropit/Plugin/Extension/UI/Edit/JSClient/Labels/Close, de]” id=”ctl00_ExtensionEditTools_ctl00_oExtensionDlg_btnClose” name=”ctl00$ExtensionEditTools$ctl00$oExtensionDlg$btnClose”>
The Above error appears when a german language page has been created and in edit mode for a composer object. Its the cancel button which is missing a translation. Original language is swedish. Is there a way to quickly fix this?
Ohh and this isnt the only translation missing or named wrong. We´ve found several wrongfully elements in Episerver language files. Although they were easier to fix, and i cant remember them at the moment, this error is quite tricky to fix!?
Nicklas Ekered
Joined:
Oct 03 2010
City:
Country:
Sweden
Level:
Citizen
В 1 В
RE:Bugg! [No translation for /Dropit/Plugin/Extension/UI/Edit/JSClient/Labels/Close, de]
by:
Croweman
on:
22 March 2012, 15:20:57
Report
Hi
You need to copy the existing п»їDropit.Extension_SV.xml file and name it Dropit.Extension_DE.xml.
You can then find the following element <language name=”Svenska” id=”sv”> and replace it with <language name=”German” id=”de”>
The only issue you will have here is the button text will be swedish, but you will at least have translations.
Lee
Croweman
Joined:
Apr 19 2010
City:
London
Country:
United Kingdom
Level:
Contributing Citizen
RE:Bugg! [No translation for /Dropit/Plugin/Extension/UI/Edit/JSClient/Labels/Close, de]
by:
Nicklas Ekered
on:
11 April 2012, 10:56:03
Report
yeah, i figured so much that i could use a solution like yours but i wanted to adess the serious bugs which episerver is carrying when it comes to the R2 release. Its not just localization its alot of coding faults aswell. Hope theyll fix things with this release soon
Nicklas Ekered
Joined:
Oct 03 2010
City:
Country:
Sweden
Level:
Citizen
В 1 В
EPiServer Websites
episerver.comepiserver.com/extraspartner.episerver.comlicense.episerver.comnuget.episerver.com
Related Websites
Code Resort EPiCodeEPiServer on Codeplex#episervertech – Follow us on Twitter#episerver – Follow us on Twitter
Microsoft Websites
codeplex.commsdn.microsoft.comsupport.microsoft.com
About This Website
Contact the EPiServer World TeamTerms of UsePrivacy StatementRSS Sources
В© Copyright
2012
EPiServer AB
tinyMCE.init(,outdent,indent,blockquote,);
In the USSR, the proportion of felmae doctors increased via affirmative action. The result was that less status was conveyed upon ‘doctor’ as a profession.Currently, in Scandinavian countries, the real status is in private sector jobs where men predominate and not in the public sector jobs where women, through affirmative action, predominate.Given that more women than men are getting degrees now, it is not hard to see why Charles Murray and co. put out articles on why the value of a degree is now much lower than it was pre-affirmative action: the women are much less likely to put it to good use.
This post has helped me think things thourgh
-1′