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Nancy Drew®: The Shattered Medallion is the first big-budget adventure game featuring the world’s most famous Girl Detective. After five difficult years Nancy Drew attempts to identify a rare book and solve a mystery deep in a secret, old mansion. She doesn’t know it yet, but she may have met her match in a terrible, ancient being. Also Includes:
– Behind the scenes featurette (featuring: Jake Gyllenhaal, Rosamund Pike, and Sophie Lowe)
– Hardcover, fully illustrated supplement of all the clues and suspects
– Electronic mail with Nancy Drew’s sidekick, Ned Nickerson
– CD-ROM size portraits of Nancy, including a bonus gallery
Product Features:
• Play the classic Nancy Drew characters: Nancy Drew, her boyfriend Ned Nickerson, and their sidekick Ned Nickerson. Meet Nancy Drew’s friends and help her solve the mystery.
• Uses age-appropriate Nancy Drew novels, such as The Man from Red River (1929).
• Puts the kids of the world on the move with Nancy’s ability to jump, slide, swim, and climb.
• Explore seven real-world locations such as London, Cardiff, the Islands of Fiji, and New Zealand.
• New puzzles challenge young and old gamers alike.
Product Recommended for Ages: 5+
Important Product Information:
The CD-ROM version of this product supports the Windows operating system only. The DVD and VHS versions of this product support the Windows operating system, Mac OS-9 and Mac OS-X operating systems.
Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7 are supported by this product.
Recommended System Requirements:
Dual 1.5 GHz dual-core processing
1 GB RAM
1,024 MB of RAM required for DirectX 10 for Vista
DirectX 9 for XP or Mac OS X
OS-9 or OS-X
Windows Media Player 10
DVD-ROM drive
Supported system languages: English, French, Spanish, German
Additional Credits:
The Nancy Drew team at Her Interactive includes the following:
Author: Alice Coats
Nick Cuturis
Illustrator: Joana Uitto
Music: Mickie Misrahi
Sound: Aaron Hamdy
Graphics: David Adams
Programming: Dave Wolf, Bruce Paul
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I have a spring boot application which is supposed to connect to a local database.
For this I have a file web.xml which has added the war file as a datasource.
I have implemented the service responsible for connecting to the database. This service is taking the target URL and the databasename/username as the database and connection details as parameters. And i have a listener which retrieves the context and passes it to the service class for connecting to the database.
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My xml is-

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Map props = propertySource.getProperty(“configurationFile.location”);

values in this map form keys correspond to some properties of your properties file. For example, map has “database.url” key. A value corresponds to this key.
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@Bean
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When you thought your job was over you were
introduced to a new enemy, one that could either
kill you or use you to kill for them. A mysterious
unnamed opponent is known as the “Organizer”,
a human controlled AI with the ability to control
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The player character, the ship’s navigator
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Space Pilgrim Episode III: Delta Pavonis is
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The game was published by Ninja Nonsense
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The game was released in September 1990
and was created by veteran game developer
Jez DeCamargo, who also developed Lethal
Likeness (1985) and X-COM: UFO Defense
(1989), as well as writing the game Bible,
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Released in May 1993, the game was
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as well as hiring industry professionals,
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In this game the player controls space
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