Fetch element using getElementsByTagName excluding the namespace
I have an XML code which fetches a node from one xml and creates a new xml out of it. the code is as follows,   parser = new DOMParser();  parser.parse(new StringReader(xml));  xmlSrcDoc = parser.getDocument();  xmldoc.setXmlVersion(“1.0″); // new xml doc  xmldoc.setEncoding(“UTF-8″);  Element e1 = xmldoc.createElement(“config”);  e1.setAttribute(“productVersion”, “x.x”);  e1.setAttribute(“xmlns:abc”, “http://xmlns.efg.com/xyz”);  NodeList nl = xmlSrcDoc.getElementsByTagName(“tag”);  Node e = [...]

Answer Question   |  April 23, 2010  9:30 AM
Fetch, nodes, XML

Virtual machine failover
So in a failover from a failed node, no data is lost there is just a longer interruption in service compared to live migration. Does the guest know anything happened or does it continue on as if nothing happened? Anything special for a virtual SQL or Exchange server in a failover scenario?

Answer Question   |  June 17, 2009  6:26 PM
Failover, Live Migration, Microsoft virtualization, Microsoft Virtualization Chat 5/14, nodes, Virtual Exchange Server, Virtual Machines, Virtual SQL Server

Restriction on the number of VM’s live migrating simultaneously in R2
I heard there was a restriction on the number of VM’s that could be Live Migrating at the same time in R2 (2 I believe). Is there a limitation and what happens if a node in your cluster goes down that has say 12 machines running on it?

Answer Question   |  June 17, 2009  6:14 PM
Clusters, Live Migration, Microsoft virtualization, Microsoft Virtualization Chat 5/14, nodes, Virtual Machines, VM