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In C++, how do you clear a stringstream variable?
===
I've tried several things already,
std::stringstream m;
m.empty();
m.clear();
both of which don't work. | 0 | [
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Red-Black Trees
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I've seen binary trees and binary searching mentioned in several books I've read lately, but as I'm still at the beginning of my studies in Computer Science, I've yet to take a class that's really dealt with algorithms and data structures in a serious way.
I've checked around the typical sources... | 0 | [
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Useful Vim features
===
Vim is my editor of choice, and I feel I am above average is my use of it. I do recognize, though, that the feature list of vim is huge. With this in mind, I was wondering what features you vim users out there use on a regular basis. | 0 | [
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SQL Reporting Services viewer for webpage - can you move the View Report button?
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Using the viewer control for display of SQL Reporting Services reports on web page (Microsoft.ReportViewer.WebForms), can you move the View Report button? It defaults to the very right side of the report, which means you have to scrol... | 0 | [
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How do you remove invalid hexedecimal characters from an XML-based data source prior to constructing an XmlReader or XPathDocument that uses the data?
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Is there any easy/general way to clean an XML based data source prior to using it in an XmlReader so that I can gracefully consume XML data that is non-conformant t... | 0 | [
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XRef Relationships in dbml
===
So I have a database schema like this:
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**Roles**<br/>
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Call Project Server Interface web method from an msi installer
===
I'm using a Visual Studio web setup project to install an application that extends the functionality of Project Server. I want to call a method from the PSI (Project Server Interface) from one of the custom actions of my setup project, but every time a... | 0 | [
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When to use stl bitsets instead of separate variables
===
In what situation would it be more appropriate for me to use a bitset (stl container) to manage a set of flags rather than having them declared as a number of separate (bool) variables ?
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What tools do you use for static code analysis?
===
[This question][1] on [Cyclomatic Complexity][2] made me think more about [static code analysis][3]. Analyzing code complexity and consistency is occasionally useful, and I'd like to start doing it more. What tools do you recommend (per language) for such analysis?... | 0 | [
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How do I set up a test cert for an SSL connection in .NET?
===
I would like to create an SSL connection for generic TCP communication. I think I figured out how to do it in the code, using the info here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.security.sslstream.aspx
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Find broken symlinks with Python.
===
If I call os.stat() on a broken symlink, python throws an OSError exception. This makes it useful for finding them. However, there are a few other reasons that os.stat() might throw a similar exception. Is there a more precise way of detecting broken symlinks with Python under Lin... | 0 | [
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How to split a byte array
===
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Automate Syncing Oracle Tables With MySQL Tables
===
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How to move a item from one menu to another?
===
In the Visual Studio designer, how do you move a menu item from one menu to another? I would assume DnD would work, but it seems to only work within a menu for me.
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SQL 2005 Reporting Services custom controls - what are the limits?
===
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SQL Server - Dirty Reads Pros & Cons
===
Why should I or shouldn't I use dirty reads:
set transaction isolation level read uncommitted
in SQL Server? | 0 | [
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DCOM: CoCreateInstanceEx returns E_ACCESSDENIED
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I'm working on a DCOM application with the server and client on two machines, both of which are running WinXP with Service Pack 2. On both machines, I'm logged in with the same username and password.
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How to Stop NTFS volume auto-mounting on OS X
===
I'm a bit newbieish when it comes to the deeper parts of OSX configuration and am having to put up with a fairly irritating niggle which while I can put up with it, I know under Windows I could have sorted in minutes.
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Cross platform file-access tracking
===
I'd like to be able to track file read/writes of specific program invocations. No information about the actual transactions is required, just the file names involved.
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DarwinPorts or Fink?
===
Which do you use?
I am just in the process of installing sqlite3 from DarwinPorts (mac version is 3.1.3 and python 2.5 seems to be linked to a newer version, fileformat is new...) and have to download all the tools I'm sure fink allready knows about *again* = so far I have allways found ev... | 0 | [
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How do you recommend implementing tags or tagging
===
I've heard of a few ways to implement tagging; using a mapping table between TagID and ItemID (makes sense to me, but does it scale?), adding a fixed number of possible TagID columns to ItemID (seems like a bad idea), Keeping tags in a text column that's comma sepa... | 0 | [
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Automated Web Service Testing
===
I would like to do some integration testing of my web services from NUnit or MBUnit. I haven't delved into this too deeply yet, but the problem seems to be that I would have to spin up WebDev.WebServer.exe within the "unit test" to do this. (I know it's not really a unit test).
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===
I have a Java swing application with a panel that contains three JComboBoxes that do not draw properly. The combox boxes just show up as the down arrow on the right side, but without the label of the currently selected value. The boxes will redraw correctly if the window is resized eith... | 0 | [
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How do I interpret 'netstat -a' output
===
Some things look strange to me:
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- How should each part of the foreign address be read (part1:part2)?
- What does a state Time_Wait, Close_Wait mean?
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My VMware ESX server console volume went readonly. How can I save my VMs?
===
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My company develops several types of applications. A lot of our business comes from doing multimedia-type apps, typically done in Flash. However, now that side of the house is starting to migrate towards doing Flex development.
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Veritas Backup Exec 11d RALUS Communications Error
===
I'm trying to do a file system backup of a RedHat Enterprise Linux v4 server using Symantec Backup Exec 11d (Rev 7170). The backup server is Windows Server 2003.
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Do you comment your code?
===
I usually comment "ifs" and write in "human language" what it means, like "checks if it's A or B".
I find it's better for junior programmers that read teh code to read what it means first and then analyse the statement (also for me when I'm checking old code)
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VBScript/IIS - How do I automatically set ASP.NET version for a particular website
===
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Nesting HTML- anchor tags
===
Today I was working on a tab navigation for a webpage. I tried the [Sliding Doors][1] approach which worked fine. Then I realized that I must include an option to delete a tab (usually a small X in the right corner of each tab).
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updating an auto_now DateTimeField in a parent model w/ Django
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Is there a way to get a System.Configuration.Configuration instance based on arbitrary xml?
===
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List of standard lengths for database fields
===
I'm designing a database table and once again asking myself the same stupid question: **How long should the firstname field be?**
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Determine Loaded Assemblies
===
How can I determine all of the assemblies that my .NET desktop application has loaded? I'd like to put them in the about box so I can query customers over the phone to determine what version of XYZ they have on their PC.
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How many lines of code is too many?
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One thing that occasionally drives me crazy is reading another person's functions that span 5 vertical monitor lengths, or .cpp files that are over 2000 lines long. For readability, wouldn't it be better to break a 1000 line function into many smaller sub-functions called by on... | 4 | [
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Storing logged in user details
===
When creating a web application, and lets say you have a User object denoting a single user, what do you think is the best way to store that the user has logged in?
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Cannot Add a Sql Server Login
===
When I try to create a SQL Server Login by saying
CREATE LOGIN [ourdomain\SQLAccessGroup] FROM WINDOWS;
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The server principal 'ourdomain\SQLAccessGroup' already exists.
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DROP LOGIN [ourdomain\SQLAccessGroup]
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"using" namespace equivalent in ASP.NET markup
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Is there any way to configure windows to not change the focus?
===
I'm tired of being typing something, having a pop-up with a question appear, and hitting enter before reading it... (it also happens with some windows that are not pop-ups)
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===
What's the most efficient way to concatenate strings? | 0 | [
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Do you use MDA/MDD/MDSD, any kind of model-driven approach? Will it be the future?
===
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Simplest way to profile a PHP script
===
What's the easiest way to profile a PHP script?
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- I have nUnit installed.
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How do I use Linq for paging a generic collection?
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I'm currently trying out db4o (the java version) and I pretty much like what I see. But I cannot help wondering how it does perform in a real live (web-)environment. Does anyone have any experiences (good or bad) to share about running db4o? | 0 | [
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Get application name from Windows XP cut and paste?
===
This is a bit of a long shot, but if anyone can figure it out, you guys can...
In Windows XP, is there any meta-data that comes with a cut and paste action, from which I can ascertain the application that provided the clipboard contents?
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How do I page a generic collection without Linq?
===
I've got a System.Generic.Collections.List(Of MyCustomClass) type object.
Given integer varaibles pagesize and pagenumber, how can I collect only any single page of MyCustomClass objects?
This is what I've got. How can I improve it?
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Anyone have a link to a technical discussion of anything akin to the Facebook news feed system?
===
I'm looking for a presentation, PDF, blog post, or whitepaper discussing the technical details of how to filter down and display massive amounts of information for individual users in an intelligent (possibly machine le... | 0 | [
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How do I create a mapping table in SQL Server Management Studio?
===
I'm learning about table design in SQL and I'm wonder how to create a mapping table in order to establish a many-to-many relationship between two other tables?
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Comparing IEEE floats and doubles for equality
===
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Am I missing something about LINQ?
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I seem to be missing something about LINQ. To me, it looks like it's taking some of the elements of SQL that I like the least and moving them into the C# language and using them for other things.
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How can you (reliably) dynamically load a javascript file? (Like C's #include)
===
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In C++ constructor and destructor can be inline function?
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VC++ makes function which are implemented within class declaration as inline function.
If I declared Foo class as following, then is CONSTRUCTOR and DESTRUCTOR inline function?
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windowsmobile
===
Is therу broad way to handle Bluetooth [Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP)][1] events on WM device? I especialy interested in Comact Framework way but would be happy with just simple P/Invoke API.
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Batch file to "Script" a Database
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Is it possible to somehow use a .bat file to script the schema and/or content of a SQL Server database? I can do this via the wizard, but would like to streamline the creation of this file for source control purposes.
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Mocking and IQueriable<T>
===
I've ran into a problem while trying to test following IRepository<T> based on NHibernate:
public class NHibernateRepository<T>: Disposable, IRepository<T>
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Represent Ordering in a Relational Database
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Source Control in Visual Studio Isolated Shell
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I am developing an **Isolated Shell** that caters to "**designers/special content creators**" performing specific tasks, using the Shell. As they operate on files, they need to be able to use TFS for source control. This is mainly due to the fact that Developers will ... | 0 | [
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PHP sleep() silently hogs CPU
===
I'm running Apache on Linux within VMWare. One of the PHP pages I'm requesting does a sleep(), and I find that if I attempt to request a second page whilst the first page is sleep()'ing, the second page hangs, waiting for the sleep() from the first page to finish.
Has anyone else s... | 0 | [
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How to address semantic issues with tag-based web sites?
===
Tag-based web sites often suffer from the delicacy of language such as synonyms, homonyms, etc. For programmers looking for information, say on SO, concrete examples are:
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Preventing a visitor from saving an image from my site.
===
What are some effective strategies for preventing the use of my proprietary images?
I'm talking about saving them, direct linking to them etc...
Presently I have a watermark on the image, but I'd rather not.
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Accessing Excel data source running SSIS package on 64 bit server
===
I have an SSIS package that exports data to a couple of Excel files for transfer to a third party. To get this to run as a scheduled job on a 64 bit server I understand that I need to set the step up as a CmdExec type and call the 32 bit version of... | 0 | [
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Types of endianness
===
What is the difference between the following types of endianness?
- byte (8b) invariant big and little endianness
- half-word (16b) invariant big and little endianness
- word (32b) invariant big and little endianness
- double-word (64b) invariant big and little endianness
Are t... | 0 | [
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Specifying a mySQL ENUM in a Django model
===
The title more or less says it all. How do I go about specifying and using an ENUM in a Django model? | 0 | [
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Does Hostmonster support Django
===
I know Hostmonster allows Python. Has anyone successfully run Django on there? Any problems? | 0 | [
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What Predefined #if symbos does c# have?
===
#if SYMBOL
//code
#endif
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Recommended iPhone Development Resources
===
This is my first post here and I wanted to get some input from people doing iPhone development. Other than the Apple DevCenter, where are there good sites to learn iPhone developement?
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Grouping runs of data
===
SQL Experts,
Is there an efficient way to group runs of data together using SQL? Or is it going to be more efficient to process the data in code. For example if I have the following data:
ID|Name
01|Harry Johns
02|Adam Taylor
03|John Smith
04|John Smith
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Enumerate Windows user group members on remote system using c#
===
Within c#, I need to be able to
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- Fetch the results back to the executing computer
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In MSSQL, how do I generate a CREATE TABLE statement for a given table?
===
I've spent a good amount of time coming up with solution to this problem, so in the spirit of [this post][1], I'm posting it here, since I think it might be useful to others.
If anyone has a better script, or anything to add, please post i... | 0 | [
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In C++ virtual base class?
===
I think you might dislike C++ crappy features but I just want to know what is virtual base class and what it means:
Let me show an example:
class Foo
{
public:
void DoSomething() { /* ... */ }
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class Bar : public virtual Foo
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public:
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How to enable multisampling for a wxWidgets OpenGL application?
===
**[Multisampling][1]** is a way of applying **full screen anti-aliasing** (FSAA) in 3D applications. I need to use multisampling in my OpenGL application, which is currently embedded in a **wxWidgets** GUI. Is there a way to do this? Please respond on... | 0 | [
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Is there a Unix utility to prepend timestamps to lines of text?
===
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What is the difference between Ruby 1.8 and Ruby 1.9
===
I'm not clear on the differences between the "current" version of Ruby (1.8) and the "new" version (1.9). Is there an "easy" or a "simple" explanation of the differences and why it is so different? | 0 | [
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Unit-Testing Databases
===
This past summer I was developing a basic ASP.NET/SQL Server CRUD app, and unit testing was one of the requirements. I ran into some trouble when I tried to test against the database. To my understanding, unit tests should be:
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* independent from each other
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Is it possible to share a transaction between a .Net application and a COM+ object?
===
I did some tests a while ago and never figured out how to make this work.
The ingredients:
- COM+ transactional object (developed in VB6)
- .Net web application (with transaction) that...
makes a call to the COM+ co... | 0 | [
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what is the difference between #include <filename> and #include "filename"
===
in the programming language C, what is the difference between #include <filename> and #include "filename" | 0 | [
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Pushing out MSI files
===
I have a product which has been traditionally shipped as an MSI file. It is deployed through some sort of SMS push to thousands of desktops by our various clients. The software we use to create these installers is getting long in the tooth and we are looking to replace it. We have already ... | 0 | [
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.NET - Get protocol, host, and port
===
Is there a simple way in .NET to quickly get the current protocol, host, and port? For example, if I'm on the following URL:
http://www.mywebsite.com:80/pages/page1.aspx
I need to return:
http://www.mywebsite.com:80
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C++: Reading from text file until EOF repeats last line
===
The following **C++** code uses a **ifstream** object to read integers from a text file (which has one number per line) until it hits **EOF**. Why does it read the integer on the last line twice? How to fix this?
**Code:**
#include <iostream>
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Adobe AIR: Handling JSON objects from server
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I have a script that retrieves objects from a remote server through an Ajax call. The server returns objects in JSON notation.
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Do you write your own specific Exceptions?
===
I have some code that gives a user id to a utility that then send email to that user.
emailUtil.sendEmail(userId, "foo");
public void sendEmail(String userId, String message) throws MailException {
/* ... logic that could throw a MailException */
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===
I didn't get the answer to this anywhere. What is the runtime complexity of a Regex substitution? | 0 | [
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How Do You Communicate Service Layer Messages/Errors to Higher Layers Using MVP?
===
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What are the naming conventions of an AS3 class?
===
I'm trying to write a RegEx to determine a proper class or package name of an AS3 class.
I know
- Must start with a letter (capital or otherwise)
- any other digit can be alphanumeric
- cannot have spaces
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List<BusinessObject> or BusinessObjectCollection?
===
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Problems running Swing application with IDEA 8M1
===
Is anyone else having trouble running Swing applications from IntelliJ IDEA 8 Milestone 1? Even the simplest application of showing an empty JFrame seems to crash the JVM. I don't get a stack trace or anything, it looks like the JVM itself crashes and Windows show... | 0 | [
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Multiple form Delphi applications and dialogs
===
I have a Delphi application that has two views of a document (e.g. a WYSIWYG HTML edit might have a WYSIWYG view and a source view). They can be opened in separate windows, or docked into tabs in the main window.
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How to use BITS to download from a UNC path?
===
Whats the best way to distribute files to users in remote offices, using [BITS][1] with a UNC path or BITS with HTTP? I have a VB.NET project which downloads from a HTTP path currently but there is added complexity involved (having a web server, etc).
Or is there a ... | 0 | [
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Open source rules engine with decent interface for writing rules
===
I'm trying to locate an open source business rules engine that has a decent interface for building the rules.
OR at least one that works well on the .Net platform and has been updated sometime in the past 12 months.
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Why can't I declare static methods in an interface?
===
The topic says the most of it - what is the reason for the fact that static methods can't be declared in an interface?
public interface ITest {
public static String test();
}
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Switch branch names in git
===
There may be more than one way to ask this question, so here's a desciption of the problem. I was working on master and committed some stuff and then decided I wanted to put that work on hold. I backed up a few commits and then branched from before I started my crap work. Practically thi... | 0 | [
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When do you know it's time to rewrite an application
===
This is humbling, but probably something most can relate to. I am currently adding functionality to a PHP application I wrote for a client 2 years ago. In the interest of full disclosure, this was the first "real" application I ever built from the ground up, i... | 0 | [
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What skills do you need for proper UI/Interaction/Functional design in Web Apps?
===
When you to develop web applications from scratch, what are the skills needed, to produce usable and interaction-rich products?
Do you do UI Prototype first?
Do you use User Stories?
Some agile methodology or best practice y... | 0 | [
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System.Web.Caching vs. Enterprise Library Caching Block
===
For a .NET component that will be used in both web applications and rich client applications, there seem to be two obvious options for caching: System.Web.Caching or the Ent. Lib. Caching Block.
- What do you use?
- Why?
## [System.Web.Caching](http://... | 0 | [
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Dynamically Rendering asp:Image from BLOB entry in ASP.NET
===
What I want to achieve is this. I want to give the user the ability to upload an image file, store the image in BLOB in SQL Server, and then use this image as a logo in other pages of the site.
I have done this by using
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