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New approach for adding a new Node to a Liked List
===
void addNewNode (struct node *head, int n)
{
struct node* temp = (struct node*) malloc(sizeof(struct node));
temp -> data = n;
temp -> link = head;
head = temp;
}
The code give above is the popularly wrong versi... | 0 | [
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How should I handle Session timeouts when using AJAX Web controls on an Aspx page?
===
The following is a question I asked on my blog a few months back but I still haven't got a proper answer to. Then a couple of days ago I was asked if I had the answer so I decided to copy the question in here where it will get a muc... | 0 | [
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No SDL Keypress events being detected
===
I am completely stumped as to why this code does not get any SDL keypress events. The other SDL events (removed for clarity) work fine. It does not work on my XP or Vista machines. No compile/link errors, just never recieve a keydown event.
#include "SDL/SDL.h"
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Comparing Char which holds hex values C++
===
in C++ I have two chars holding hex values ie)
char t = 0x4;
char q = 0x4;
How would i compare if the two values held in the char are the same?? I tried
`if (t == q) // should give me true`
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Possible for C++ template to check for a function's existence?
===
Is it possible to write a C++ template that changes behavior depending on if a certain member function is defined on a class?
Here's a simple example of what I would want to write:
template<class T>
std::string optionalToString(T* obj)
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Which rule from FxCop do you deactivate?
===
I personally don't use FxCop yet. We want to work out the unit testing first before going with code analysis. However, which rules would you permanantly deactivate? Which rules would you deactivate temporarily and in which situation? | 0 | [
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How can I disable an individual item in a combo box in Flex so that it is not clickable?
===
I want to create a combobox in flex which will take three values, Available, Unavailable, and Busy. The constraint is, I should not allow user to go directly from Unavailable to Busy. So when a User is selected Unavailable, I ... | 0 | [
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Oracle: how to add minutes to a timestamp?
===
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C(++) Compiler Transition - Make DJGPP go away please
===
I'm working on writing a kernel, and I have a few friends working with me on the project. We've been using DJGPP to compile the project for a while, but we're having some cross-platform compatibility issues with compiling this way that have left my main Partnet... | 0 | [
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What's the best example of a "naive implementation"?
===
What is the clearest explanation of what computer scientists mean by "the naive implementation"? I need a good clear example which will illustrate -- ideally, even to non-technical people -- that the naive implementation may *technically* be a functioning solut... | 0 | [
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Clojure editor/IDE recommendations on OS X
===
I am starting to learn the Clojure programming language. Are there any recommendations for Clojure editors/IDEs on OS X? | 0 | [
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I've never done it myself, and I've never subscribed to a feed, but it seems that I'm going to have to create one, so I'm wondering. The only way that seems apparent to me is that when the system is updated with a new item (blog post, news item, whatever), a new element should be w... | 0 | [
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if I have a range of say 000080-0007FF
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Example
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form layout with CSS
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What's bigger then a double
===
Is there a native c++ variable type that's "bigger" then a double?<br>
float is 7<br>
double is 15 (of course depending on the compiler)<br>
Is there anything bigger that's native, or even non-native?
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===
I want to implement my own clustering algorithm using this Virtual Earth javascript API: [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc966716.aspx][1]
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How to "simplify" UIImagePickerController
===
I am using UIImagePickerController to take photo, there are two steps involved, "Take photo" and "Use photo". Is there anyway to override the behavior, merge these two action in one? Say "Take and use photo".
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C error with pointer and const char[]
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I have a const char arr[] parameter that I am trying to iterate over,
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Message Box in Python
===
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NSData and UIImage
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I am trying to load UIImage object from NSData, and the sample code was to NSImage, I guess they should be the same. But just now loading the image, I am wondering what's the best to troubleshoot the UIImage loading NSData issue.
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How2 in Configuration Net 2.0: Add element to section defined in different assembly
===
How could I add a config element in config file in Net 2.0 that would be placed under existing structure that is defined in different assembly?
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Download image file from the HTML page source using python?
===
I am writing a scrapper that downloads all the image files from a HTML page and saves them to a specific folder. all the images are the part of the HTML page. | 0 | [
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What are some good resources for learning C beyond K&R
===
I'm currently reaching the end of the K&R book "The C Programming Lanugage", and I'm looking for things to read next.
Any recommendations of:
- blogs
- more detailed / advanced books
(I've already stuck Advanced
Programming in a Unix Envi... | 4 | [
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Debugging 100% iowait problem in linux
===
I've been trying to trace down why I have 100% iowait on my box. If I do something like a mysql select query, system goes to 100% iowait (on more than one cpu on my server,) which kills my watchdogs and sometimes kills httpd itself.
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Is it worth caching objects?
===
I have an application that creates, and destroys thousands of objects. Is it worth caching and reusing objects, or is Delphi's memory manager fast enough that creating and destroying objects multiple times is not that great an overhead (as opposed to keeping track of a cache) When I sa... | 0 | [
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===
I wonder if the socket connections with postgresql are faster then tcp connections from localhost in high concurrency rate and if it does, by how much? | 0 | [
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Exporting UTF8 data from db2
===
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What is the best way to get IIS for XP Pro SP2 if you don't have the CD?
===
I have a work laptop that was purchased new, but it came without the CD. It has XP Pro, but it did not come with IIS installed. This looked to be a good approach:
[http://ezinearticles.com/?Guide---How-To-Install-IIS-on-Windows-XP-SP2-With... | 0 | [
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C# to PHP base64 encode/decode.
===
So i have this cSharp application that needs to ping my web server thats running linux/php stack.
I am having problems with the c# way of base 64 encoding bytes.
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What's the difference between scgi and wsgi?
===
What's the difference between these two?
Which is better/faster/reliable?
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CSS fixed width in a span.
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Within an unordered list.
<li><span></span> The lazy dog.</li>
<li><span>AND</span> The lazy cat.</li>
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Adding a class or style attribute is permitted but padding the text and adding or changing tags is not allowed.
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Android: Access child views from a ListView
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I need to find out the pixel position of one element in a list that's been displayed using a ListView. It seems like I should get one of the TextViews and then use getTop, but I can't figure out how to get a child view of a ListView.
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I'm completely new at C# and NUnit.
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php/Ajax - Best practice for pre-loading images
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I have put together a script which is very much like the flickr photostream feature. Two thumbnails next to each other, and when you click the next or prev links the next (or previous) two images slide in. Cool!
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How to unit test complex methods
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I have a method that, given an angle for North and an angle for a bearing, returns a compass point value from 8 possible values (North, NorthEast, East, etc.). I want to create a unit test that gives decent coverage of this method, providing different values for North and Bearing t... | 0 | [
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Python MySQL Statement returning Error
===
hey, I'm very new to all this so please excuse stupidity :)
import os
import MySQLdb
import time
db = MySQLdb.connect(host="localhost", user="root", passwd="********", db="workspace")
cursor = db.cursor()
tailoutputfile = os.popen('tail -f ... | 0 | [
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Using Stream Result with Struts2
===
I am attempting to use a Stream Result to return an image from a struts2 application. I seem to be having problem with configuring the action. Here is the configuration:
<result name="success" type="stream">
<param name="contentType">image/jpeg</param>
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===
In some applications (notably Visual Studio 2008, Windows Explorer, Internet Explorer) all of the menus open to the left of the cursor. In other apps (Firefox, ACDSee) they open to the right. Then there's Foxit Reader, where the ones in the ... | 0 | [
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IDE, SVN and pushing to sites!
===
Im thinking of updating my practices, and looking for a little help and advice!
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schedule webpage
===
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===
As a hobby project I am currently trying to create a small browser-based game - and I thought it would be the "right thing" to code it using the MVC pattern, separating the game's "engine" from presentation. It would be a simple "rpg" game, where the player's chara... | 0 | [
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===
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Rails Associations, habtm? Polymorphic? Both?
===
In my Rails app I have three models, Projects, BlogPosts and Images. Projects and BlogPosts can have many linked images and an image can be linked to a Project, a BlogPost or both.
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Ocaml: Match expression inside another one?
===
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Which browsers/plugins block HttpReferer from being sent?
===
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sudo changes PATH - why?
===
This is the PATH variable without sudo:
$ echo 'echo $PATH' | sh
/opt/local/ruby/bin:/usr/bin:/bin
This is the PATH variable with sudo:
$echo 'echo $PATH' | sudo sh
/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin
As far as I can tell, sudo is s... | 0 | [
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Where is a good place to learn C# online?
===
My first question here and I want to start learning C# and VB.Net. I already have good knowledge of VB6, some php, and learning FORTRAN. So where would be a good place to start? | 0 | [
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Website version 2, keep in PHP or move to .Net?
===
I have a website built in PHP 4 with a framework made by hand by me. The code is 3 years old and I am limited (well it requires a lot of effort to make changes).
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'Snippit' based django semi-CMS
===
I remember reading somewhere on the internets about a half-assed tiny django CMS app, which was basically built on 'snippets' of text.
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How can I make a fake "active session" for gconf?
===
I've automated my Ubuntu installation - I've got Python code that runs automatically (after a clean install, but before the first user login - it's in a temporary /etc/init.d/ script) that sets up everything from Apache & its configuration to my personal Gnome pref... | 0 | [
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How to get a command line process to use less processing power
===
I am wondering how to get a process run at the command line to use less processing power. The problem I'm having is the the process is basically taking over the CPU and taking MySQL and the rest of the server with it. Everything is becoming very slow.
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nag screens / nagware acceptable?
===
What are your opinions (as users as well as developers) on begware that e.g. at the start screen or intermittently shows a modal dialog for x seconds? What about other methods of getting the user to pay (or send you a postcard or any other kind of appreciation) instead of using th... | 0 | [
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Master Pages - Design question
===
Would you guys think that a master page should be part of the company's framework or it should be part of each application? Or perhaps the company's framework should only have a interface to provide the least functionality to all master pages ?
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SharePoint Visual Studio document upload Web Test fails with Connot close stream until all bytes are written
===
I have created a Visual Studio 2008 sp1 test suite web test that uploads a document to a document library in SharePoint. The test is a lot like the one described [here][1].
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Which scripting language do you use the most and why?
===
Which scripting language do you use the most and why? Given the opportunity, which other scripting language would you use and why?
- Python
- Groovy
- Ruby
- Perl
- PHP
- Jython
- JRuby
- TCL
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- Java... | 4 | [
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Recommendations for a good vi reference?
===
As I don't use vi all that much and certainly not for my primary editor, I can't remember any of the vi commands. Does anyone have a recommendation for a quick start guide or command summary?
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Delphi: Why does "use debug DCUs" become ineffective if I'm using packages in my project?
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Best Java framework?
===
Which is the best framework for Java? | 4 | [
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Position of the sun given time of day, and lat/long
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Anyone want to share some nice code that gives the position of the sun (elevation and azimuth) given latitude and longitude and time of day ? | 0 | [
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Python vs Groovy vs Ruby? (based on criteria listed in question)
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Considering the criteria listed below, which of Python, Groovy or Ruby would you use?
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Creating Visual Studio Templates
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I'm looking to create a Visual Studio 2008 template that will create a basic project and based on remove certain files/folders based on options the user enters.
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Subclipse: Is there a way to make Team>Create Patch use relative paths?
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How do you access an attached property of a Silverlight object in C#?
===
Basically I'm trying to change the "Canvas.Left" property of an Ellipse Silverlight control in C#. Here is how I'm accessing the control:
Ellipse c1 = this.FindName("Circle1") as Ellipse;
How would I then set the "Canvas.Left" property?
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Best (or any) way to programmatically screen grab a Google Street View panaroma
===
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Can I split a Mercurial repository?
===
I have a largish Mercurial repository that I've decided would be better as several smaller repositories. Is there a way that I can split the repository and have each piece retain its revision history? | 0 | [
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Writing a Virtual Printer in .NET
===
I'm looking to create a virtual printer that passes data to my .NET application. I want to then create an installer that installs both the printer and the .NET application. It would we really nice to be able to write it all in C#, but I have a feeling that this will require a pri... | 0 | [
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StructureMap error when invalid controller
===
I am using Structure map like the MVC storefront by Rob Conery does and I have an AdminController and so to get to it I just type:
website/Admin/action
however if I miss spell the controller name I get the error below:
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===
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header files in dev-C++
===
I'm trying to add an header file to dev-C++ but when I compile it it doesn't work.
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How to use sgi hash_table in VS2005?
===
I write a c++ project in VS2005, and used lots of stl container with its plus-in stl. However I found stl in VS2005 do not have hash_map in it, I want to use SGI hash_map, how can I change my project to use SGI stl?
<P>
thanks in advance! | 0 | [
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===
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Git - Switching branches (windows) & uncommited changes
===
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Using IN or a text search
===
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Why does Delphi's memory manager report false memory leaks at shutdown?
===
I'm getting the memory leak message upon shutdown, saying that I'm leaking 3 of a certain object. Two problems with that, though.
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===
Previously, I asked the [question][1].
The problem is the demands of our file structure are very high.
For instance, we're trying to create a container with up to 4500 files and 500mb data.
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How can I abandon an ASP.NET session different from the one making the request?
===
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Quickly create a large file on a linux system?
===
How can I **quickly** create a large file on a Linux (RHEL) system? dd will do the job, but reading from /dev/zeo and writing to the drive can take a long time when you need a file several hundreds of GB in size for testing... if you need to do that repeatedly the ti... | 0 | [
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Help me ! how to create auto update in adobe flex 3 air
===
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Label Text Alignment in fieldset with CSS
===
In my fieldset I have labels next (side) to my textboxes, but for some reason, they are towards the top and not middle. Here is my CSS for the fieldset
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How to change the priority of a thread in run time in windows?
===
I am writing a multi-thread application in windows OS.
All threads are runing as services.
If I want to change the priority of service in run time, how can I do this?
Does windows provide any API?
<p>
Many Thanks!
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.htaccess require SSL for a particular URL
===
I want to force Apache is use HTTPS for a particular URL in the following form:
https://www.example.com/signup/*
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e.g.
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Is it possible to design and build a procedural (imperative) based application successfully?
===
Can you provide examples of applications today that are procedural and maintain a high level of integrity and efficiency? Are there any books, tutorials or links that provide examples of how to successfully build and maint... | 0 | [
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Using XPath: find last text node of each paragraph under the root node.
===
I want to trim trailing whitespace at the end of all XHTML paragraphs.
Say I have the following in a valid XHTML file:
`<p>hello <span>world</span> a </p>`<br />
`<p>Hi there </p>`<br />
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using FindWindow with multiple root windows
===
So I'm building an app that uses win32's SendMessage as IPC.
I'm using FindWindow to get the hWnd based on className and windowName. This has all being going fine and dandy until I want to talk to a root (as in child of the desktop) Window that has the same name / cla... | 0 | [
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Is it possible to perform arbitrary data analysis in Erlang?
===
I want to answer questions about data in Erlang: count things, correlate messages, provide arbitrary statistics. I had thought about resorting to Hadoop for this but is it possible to build a solution in raw Erlang to do rather arbitrary data analysis... | 0 | [
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How to display file names from a folder
===
I'm using this script to display all the images in a folder, but I can't figure out how to get each image's file name to display underneath it. Any suggestions?
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Is it possilbe to build work queues in Erlang?
===
I have seen lots of chat examples in Erlang but what about queues. If I want to build a work queue system, like a project management system, is it possible to re-order messages on a queue or do I have to use message priorities? Are there examples of workflow systems... | 0 | [
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MS Sql 2008 - how can i log the most expensive queries?
===
the activity monitor in sql2k8 allows us to see the most expensive queries. Ok, that's kewl, but is there a way i can log this info or get this info via query analysier? I don't really want to have the Sql Management console open and me looking at the activit... | 0 | [
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Tortoise SVN Author in Log File Missing
===
For some reason, no matter how I go about it, I cannot get TortoiseSVN to add an Author to Log Messages.
Currently we connect to a PC running svnserve, so it's not a file:// Address.
We have tried using svn://Username@svnAddress, svn://svnAddress
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How to blend CMMI and Scrum?
===
I work in a shop that is certified at CMMI level 5. This certification is important because it gives us access to certain customers and contracts. I'm looking at how to blend Scrum with CMMI. I've found some info on mixing Scrum with CMMI-3, but quite a bit of it is "hand wavy" and ... | 0 | [
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How do I have multiple components respond to a single event in JSF?
===
Here's the sit:
* I have a JSF component which is basically a list of 'documents'
* I have any number of document viewer components on the same page.
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What browser screenwidth should i design for to support Mac OS ?
===
Most statistics out there for browser stats show you the resolution of the screen.
Thats fine for Windows where browsers typically open full screen and most people leave it as that. So if the browser stats say 1024x768 you just need to subtract a ... | 0 | [
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.htaccess or .htpasswd equivelant on IIS?
===
Does anyone know if there is an equivelant to .htaccess and .htpassword for IIS ? I am being access to migrate an app to IIS that uses .htaccess to control access to sets of files in various URLs based on the contents of .htaccess files.
I did a google search and didnt... | 0 | [
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Codepages and encodings
===
Before anyone recommends that I do a google search on this, I have. I just need a bit more clarity around what codepages and encodings.
If I use UTF8 encoding, and use an italian code page and then a french code page, does this mean ill get different characters even though the bytes have... | 0 | [
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