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What is the best grep tool for Windows?
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Any recommendations on [grep](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grep) tools for Windows? Ideally one that could leverage 64-bit OS.
I'm aware of [cygwin](http://www.cygwin.com/), of course, and have also found [PowerGREP](http://www.powergrep.com/), but I'm wondering if there ... | 4 | [
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TestDriven.Net doesn't find tests
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I have a test project using MbUnit and TestDriven.Net.
If I right-click on an individual test method and say "Run Tests" the test runs successfully. Same thing if I click on a file name in the solution explorer.
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Can I pass a JavaScript variable to another browser window?
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I have a page which spawns a popup browser window. I have a JavaScript variable in the parent browser window and I would like to pass it to the popped-up browser window.
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How should exceptions be planned at the architectural level?
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Are there any good resources for planning how exceptions will be used from an architecture perspective? (Or provide your suggestions directly here.) In projects on which I have worked I find that a few common Exceptions are used over and over again and... | 0 | [
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What identifying information can a website capture?
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If the owner of a web site wants to track who their users are as much as possible, what things can they capture (and how). You might want to know about this in order to capture information on a site you create or, as a user, to _prevent_ a site from capturing dat... | 0 | [
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What are the major vulnerabilities of Windows 2003 + Apache?
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I am searching for a host for a new commercial website. Among other things, I'd like to know what the various OS - Webserver combinations have in terms of vulnerabilities. What are the vulnerabilities of Windows 2003 + Apache? | 0 | [
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Is there a Technique in C++ to know if a class has a member function of a given signature
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I'm asking for a template trick to detect if a class has a specific member function of a given signature.
the problem is similar to the one cited here
[http://www.gotw.ca/gotw/071.htm][1]
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javascript library to show photo album
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I visited few web sites in the past where they had a set of photo thumbnails and clicking on one of them created a cool effect of an expanding popup showing the full size image.
Is there any available free javascript library that will do this?
I'm interested mostly in the... | 0 | [
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How to find the location of a regex match in Perl?
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I need to write a function that receives a string and a regex. I need to check if there is a match and return the start and end location of a match. (the regex was already compiled by qr//)
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Resharper and ViEmu Keybindings ( and Visual Assist )
===
With ViEmu you really need to unbind a lot of resharpers keybindings to make it work well.
Does anyone have what they think is a good set of keybindings that work well for resharper when using ViEmu?
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Headless HTML rendering, preferrably open source
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I'm currently looking to perform some headless HTML rendering to essentially create resources off screen and persist the result as an image. The purpose is to take a subset of the HTML language and apply it to small screen devices (like PocketPCs) because our users... | 0 | [
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Using both 1.1 and 2.0 frameworks on Windows 2003 x64
===
So, much to my annoyance I discover (after lots of research), that when running 1.1 and 2.0 dot.net frameworks on a 64bit 2003 install, it removes the asp.net tab from the IIS properties. I've tried the registry hacks, I've tried registering 32bit versions of ... | 0 | [
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===
After compiling a simple C++ project using Visual Studio 2008 on vista, everything runs fine on the original vista machine and other vista computers. However, moving it over to an XP box results in an error message: "The application failed to start because the application config... | 0 | [
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Disabling Back button on the browser
===
I am writing an application that if the user hits back, it may resend the same information and mess up the flow and integrity of data. How do I disable it for users who are with and without javascript on?
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===
Do you generally assume that toString() on any given object has a low cost? I do. Is that assumption valid? If it has a high cost should that normally be changed? What are valid reasons to make a toString() method with a high cost? The only time t... | 0 | [
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What are the major vulnerabilities of Redhat + Apache?
===
I am searching for a host for a new commercial website. Among other things, I'd like to know what the various OS - Webserver combinations have in terms of vulnerabilities. What are the vulnerabilities of Redhat + Apache? | 0 | [
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How do you extract macros programmatically from OpenOffice.org Writer document using .NET?
===
How do you extract the Macro code from an OpenOffice.org Writer document using the .NET API?
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Virtual network interface in Mac OS X
===
I know that you can make a virtual network interface in Windows (see [here][1]), and in Linux it is also pretty easy with ip-aliases, but does something similar exist for Mac OS X? I've been looking for loopback adapters, virtual interfaces and couldn't find a good solution. Y... | 0 | [
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Can you specify filenames using wildcards or regexes in the subversion mv command?
===
I want to do this so that I can say something like, `svn mv *.php php-folder/`, but it does not seem to be working. Is it even possible? No mention of it is made on the relevant page in the [svn book](http://svnbook.red-bean.com/e... | 0 | [
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Are "proxy properties" good style?
===
I have a class with a string property that's actually several strings joined with a separator.
I'm wondering if it is good form to have a proxy property like this:
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get { return actualProperty; }
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===
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Excel column names
===
What column names cannot be used when creating an Excel spreadsheet with ADO.
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CREATE TABLE [TableName] (Column string, Column2 string);
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Making WCF easier to configure
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How do you respond when an IT manager asks you, "What is Firefox?"
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In Flex/AS3, how do I get a class definition of an embedded asset with getDefinitionByName
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I have a class with many embedded assets.
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===
I'd like to add some pie, bar and scatter charts to my Ruby on Rails web application. I want want them to be atractive, easy to add and not introduce much overhead.
What charting solution would you recommend?
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Does anyone have a good example of controlling multiple Excel instances from a .Net app?
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Silverlight Datagrid Control - How do I stop the sorting on a column?
===
Continuing my problem from yesterday, the Silverlight datagrid I have from this [issue][1]
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What is the equivalent of Oracle's REF CURSOR in Postgresql when using JDBC?
===
**In Oracle I can declare a reference cursor...**
TYPE t_spool IS REF CURSOR RETURN spool%ROWTYPE;
**...and use it to pass a cursor as the return value...**
FUNCTION end_spool
RETURN t_spool
AS
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===
I am introducing automated integration testing to a mature application that until now has only been manually tested.
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Win32 ShellExecute and a UNC Path
===
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How do I map XML to C# objects
===
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How to use stored procedures within a DTS data transformation task?
===
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===
I have recently run into an issue where I wanted to add a folder to the directory structure of my project that would become the new 'root' directory for the previously housed files. I've been getting help in a [related thread](htt... | 0 | [
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===
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===
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How can I tell if a Windows application (command line or GUI) is running on locked workstation or while user is logged out
===
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How to enter Javascript into a wiki page?
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How can I enter scripting (Javascript) into a wiki page?<br><br>
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Programmatically stream audio in Cocoa on the Mac
===
How do I go about programmatically creating audio streams using Cocoa on the Mac. To make, say a white-noise generator using core frameworks on Mac OSX in Cocoa apps? | 0 | [
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How do you deal with NULL values in columns of type boolean in MS Access?
===
I was wondering if there is a better way to cope with MS-Access' inability to handle NULL for boolean-values other than change the column-data-type to integer. | 0 | [
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Suggestions for human editable data file format/parsing library
===
for example, right now I have a roll-my-own solution that uses data files that include blocks like:
PlayerCharacter Fighter
Hitpoints 25
Strength 10
StartPosition (0, 0, 0)
Art
Model BigBuffGuy
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How do you calculate the axis-aligned bounding box of an ellipse?
===
If the major axis of the ellipse is vertical or horizontal, it's easy to calculate the bounding box, but what about when the ellipse is rotated?
The only way I can think of so far is to calculate all the points around the perimeter and find the m... | 0 | [
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How do you transfer or export SQL Server 2005 data to Excel.
===
I have a simple SQL 'Select' query, and I'd like to dump the results into an Excel file. I'm only able to save as .csv and converting to .xls creates some super ugly output. In any case, as far as I can tell (using Google) this doesn't seem to be so stra... | 0 | [
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Resizing an Image without losing any quality
===
I need to re size an image, but they image quality cannot be effected by this. (C#) | 0 | [
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How to backup LIF formatted disk?
===
I have several old 3.5in floppy disks that I would like to backup. My attempts to create an image of the disks have failed. I tried using the UNIX utility dd_rescue, but when the kernel tries to open (/dev/fd0) I get a kernel error "floppy0: probe failed...". I would like an im... | 0 | [
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Why do some conversions from wmv to flv with ffmpeg fail?
===
Ive been smashing my head with this for a while. I have 2 completely identical .wmv files encoded with wmv3 codec. I put them both through ffmpeg with the following command:
/usr/bin/ffmpeg -i file.wmv -ar 44100 -ab 64k -qscale 9 -s 512x384 -f flv fi... | 0 | [
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How do you multiply two 64bit numbers in Assembly?
===
As the title states, I need to multiply two 64bit numbers in Assembly, or two 16digit hexidecimal numbers.
Help please? I'm only allowed to use registers %eax, %ebx, %ecx, %edx, and the stack. | 0 | [
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C++ unit testing framework
===
I use the Boost Test framework for my C++ code but there are two problems with it that are probably common to all C++ test frameworks:
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- You cannot run a single te... | 0 | [
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How to prevent flickering in ListView when updating a single ListViewItem's text?
===
All I want is to update an ListViewItem's text whithout seeing any flickering.
I've seen some solutions that involve overriding the component's WndProc():
protected override void WndProc(ref Message m)
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When do transactions become more of a burden than a benefit?
===
Transactional programming is, in this day and age, a staple in modern development. Concurrency and fault-tolerance are critical to an applications longevity and, rightly so, transactional logic has become easy to implement. As applications grow though, i... | 0 | [
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Why does Rails cache views when hosted on VM and codebase on Samba share
===
I have the following setup:
- Code on my local machine (OS X) shared as a Samba share
- A Ubuntu VM running within Parallels, mounts the share
Running Rails (either via Mongrel, WEBrick or passenger) in development mode, if I make ... | 0 | [
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Castle Windsor: How to specify a constructor paramter from code?
===
Say I have the following class
MyComponent : IMyComponent {
public MyComponent(int start_at) {...}
}
I can register an instance of it with castle windsor via xml as follows
<component id="sample" service="NS.IMyComponent... | 0 | [
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SQL: IF clause within WHERE clause
===
Is it possible to use an **IF** clause within a **WHERE** clause in MS SQL?
Example:
WHERE
IF IsNumeric(@OrderNumber) = 1
OrderNumber = @OrderNumber
ELSE
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Is the Scrum Game at all useful?
===
Seriously, is this any help with getting your team to understand and comprehend the practice?
[Scrum Game][1]
[1]: http://www.scrumalliance.org/products/2 | 0 | [
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How do I use my own compiler with Nant?
===
Nant seems very compiler-centric - which is guess is because it's considered a .NET development system. But I know it can be done! I've seen it. The platform we're building on has its own compiler and doesn't use 'cl.exe' for c++. We're building a C++ app on a different plat... | 0 | [
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SVN checkout question
===
I am about to move to SVN as my RCS of choice (after many years using CVS) and have a basic question...
I have a number of shared projects - code that I want to use with lots of different projects. Is it possible to 'link' these shared folders to the projects that need them, so checking o... | 0 | [
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Anyone have sample code for a UserControl with pager controls to be used in a GridView's PagerTemplate?
===
I've got several Gridviews in my application in which I use a custom PagerTemplate. I'd like to turn this custom template into a UserControl so that I don't need to replicate the same logic in multiple pages. I'... | 0 | [
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Using DateAdd in umbraco xslt to display next year's date
===
I'm trying to display the date for a year from now in an xslt file using umbraco like so:
<xsl:variable name="now" select="umbraco.library:CurrentDate()"/>
<xsl:value-of select="umbraco.library:DateAdd($now, 'year', 1)"/>
The value-of tag out... | 0 | [
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How best to make the selected date of an ASP.Net Calendar control available to javascript?
===
Like the title says. Most controls are pretty simple, but the calendar requires more than just a simple _document.getElementById().value_. | 0 | [
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Control which columns become primary keys with Microsoft Access ODBC link to Oracle
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===
anyone have any experience using this?
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In ColdFusion, under Request Tuning in the administrator, how do I determine what is an optimal number (or at least a good guess) for the Maximum Number of Simultaneous Template Requests?
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CF8 Standard<br/>
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Tool/framework for automated web app testing in Google Chrome browser?
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Is an opensource/commercial tool/framework, available for automated web app testing in Google Chrome browser on Windows XP / Vista? ( An alpha/beta Tool is also OK)
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Javascript and why capital letters sometimes work and sometimes don't.
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In notepad++, I was writing a javascript file, and something didn't work: an alert had to be shown when a button was clicked, but it wasn't working.
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endian-ness of new macs - are all pc platforms the same now?
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What would you consider to be, the ultimate home-school curriculum for today’s software developer?
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How can you overcome the svn 'out of date' error?
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I've been attempting move a directory structure from one location to another in Subversion and I've run up against a brick wall which is the `Item '*' is out of date` commit error.
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I'd like to populate an arraylist by specifying a list of values just like I would an integer array, but am unsure of how to do so without repeated calls to the "add" method.
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Beginner question about XCode 3.1.1 and static libraries
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I'm an experienced VS.NET user and trying to get up and running on XCode 3.1.1.
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Sql Server 2005 error handling - inner exception
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In C# you can get the original error and trace the execution path (stack trace) using the inner exception that is passed up. I would like to know how this can be achieved using the error handling try/catch in sql server 2005 when an error occurs in a stored procedu... | 0 | [
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Unit test for randomized data
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I ran across this situation this afternoon, so I thought I'd ask what you guys do.
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Make apache automatically strip off the www.?
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For various reasons, such as cookies, SEO, and to keep things simple, I would like to make apache automatically redirect any requests for http://www.foobar.com/anything to http://foobar.com/anything. The best I could come up with is a mod_rewrite-based monstrosity, is ... | 0 | [
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Does the unmodifiable wrapper for java collections make them thread safe?
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Can a .msi file install itself (presumably via a Custom Action)?
===
I would like to insall my MSI via my MSI. Obviously I can't include the MSI as a file in my Media (chicken and egg scenario), so I believe it would have to be done via a Custom Action before the install process, adding the original MSI to the MSI da... | 0 | [
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What's the best method to enable or disable a feature in a .net desktop application
===
It can be either at compile time or at run-time using a config file. Is there a more elegant way than simple (and many) if statements?
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MOSS 2007 SSL error when configuring Search Settings
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We’re getting the following error message when we click on “Search Settings” for a Shared Services Provider: “Authentication failed because the remote party has closed the transport stream.”
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Is there a way to code for the Cowon D2 that does not involve flash? Please provide links to the tools, and list out the process. | 0 | [
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What update rate should I run my fixed-rate game logic at?
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How do you guarentee the ASPNET user gets assigned the correct default directory rights.?
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I seem to make this mistake everytime I set up a new development box. Is there a way to make sure you don't have to manually assign rights for the ASPNET user? I usually install .Net then IIS, then Visual Studio but it seems ... | 0 | [
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Bulked Flows Library for C#
===
I am working on a project with peek performance requirements, so we need to bulk several operations (for example persisting the data to a database) for efficiency.
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How can I use NAnt to compile WPF controls
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I have a WPF project and I'm trying to setup a NAnt build script for it. The problem is that when it tries to compile the WPF controls, the .g.cs files are not being generated as they are when building from within Visual Studio. I'm using the csc build task.
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I just started using the WPF WebBrowser that is included in Net 3.5 SP1. I built my setup project (which I have been using prior to moving to 3.5 SP1) and installed it on a test machine but the WebBrowser was not available.
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What are the Principles of system architecture?
===
1. Overload protection
2. Fail safe, clustering
3. Scalability
4. Software upgradable platform
5. Data consistency
Something missing?
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Dysfunctional Teams
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A little bit of a strage topic I have to admit but how do you deal with having some people on your team that:
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I am a fairly new to working in groups and have already learned to deal with different personalities and attitudes,
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When using an ORM, how to safely send loaded entities across the tiers
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When a system has N tiers, and when using an ORM, how do you send loaded entities across the tiers ?
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===
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===
The title should say it all, then I can solidify 2 more ticks on the Joel test.
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Finding differences between versions of a Java class file
===
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Stored Procs - Best way to pass messages back to user application
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I'd like know what people think about using RAISERROR in stored procedures to pass back user messages (i.e. business related messages, not error messages) to the application.
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