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How do I access the TFS workspace of an employee that has quit to review/check in some of the changes?
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One of my co-workers has resigned and was made to leave the premises before checking in all of his code to TFS. I have access to the physical files. Is there a way for me to access his workspace and check in some... | 0 | [
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Dynamic data storage strategy?
===
I need to store large amounts of metering data in a database. <b>A record consists of an id that identifies the data's source, a timestamp and a value. The records are later retrieved via the id and their timestamp.</b>
According to my previous experience (I am developing the succ... | 0 | [
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call a rails function from jquery?
===
is it somehow possible to call a rails function or to access a rails object from within jQuery?
I'd like to do something like:
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
$('#mydiv').html("<%= @object.name %>");
});
OR
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
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NSDateFormatter won't parse dates using locale settings?
===
I'm trying to parse dates using the user's date preferences
[NSDateFormatter setDefaultFormatterBehavior:NSDateFormatterBehavior10_4];
NSDateFormatter *dateFormatter = [[[NSDateFormatter alloc] init] autorelease];
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How to do select from where x is equal to multiple values?
===
So I', debugging some code and there is the following SQL query (simplified from what it really is).
SELECT ads.*, location.county
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Generate kerberos ticket using .NET
===
I want to generate a Kerberos ticket using .NET with auth credentials supplied through a login form on a web page (this will authenticate user against in a sql db) and then use this ticket to authenticate the user as a single sign on across several other web apps.
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ClickOnce - Overwriting content files
===
I have a solution that is deployed using ClickOnce.
It consists of an application, serveral referenced assemblies
and a SQL Server Compact database.
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Changing java version
===
i have a server - client application that runs on java 1.3; i want to change to java 1.6 step by step, meaning first few clients, than rest of the clients and finally server...
i was wondering could you direct me to some common problems that can come along and what should i look after?
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How to use IlMerge in a Setup Project?
===
I have use IlMerge to merge all the dlls of my projects in one exe. I use a targets file which is referenced in the "import" of the main csproj.
The ExecCommand in the targets is:
<Exec Command=""$(ProgramFiles)\Microsoft\Ilmerge\Ilmerge.exe" /out:@(Main... | 0 | [
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Is it possible to forward all traffic to an IP Address?
===
we have a old and dying dedicated server. we want a new one at a new datacenter. we have a bunch of sites using the current server and don't have control of all their DNS. is there an easy way to redirect all the traffic from xx.xx.xx.xx to zz.zz.zz.zz withou... | 0 | [
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Can the behavior for == be defined for an interface reference?
===
If an interface inherits IEquatable the implementing class can define the behavior of the Equals method. Is it possible to define the behavior of == operations?
<code>
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SSIS: DTS Package Editor fails with: Attempted to read or write protected memory
===
I'm trying to migrate some DTS packages from SQL Server 2000 to 2008 to see how much pain is involved.
I've got the Standard version of SQL Server 2008 installed on my local machine.
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Upper limit for autoincrement primary key in SQL Server
===
What is the upper limit for an autoincrement primary key in SQL Server?
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ASP.NET Ajax Framework
===
Is there an ASP.NET AJAX framework other than just using UpdatePanel & Friends or the ASP.NET AjaxControlToolkit?
Currently I am using plain ICallbackEventHandler calls but it gets quite complicated a while as a lot of serialization needs to be done.
Any suggestions? | 0 | [
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What's the best way to build variants of the same C/C++ application.
===
I have three closely related applications that are build from the same source code - let's say APP\_A, APP\_B, and APP\_C. APP\_C is a superset of APP\_B which in turn is a superset of APP\_A.
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winforms and jQuery, how to match the ID's?
===
I want to use jQuery with asp.net winfoms. Do I need to get a special toolkit so the .net controls spit out friendly Control ID's?
Reason being, I don't want to write javascript referencing my html ID's like control_123_asdfcontrol_234.
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Oracle Express Edition - Can not connect remotely (plus others)
===
I'm unable to make a remote connection to an Oracle XE install (through TOAD / SQL Developer). Here's the deal.
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How disable SQL Server jdbc driver logging from a java application?
===
When I change the application log level to FINE, SQL Servers log also uses it, and, as consequence, I get a lot of unnecessary log messages. How can I turn off SQL Server log messages? | 0 | [
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Foosball result prediction
===
In our office, we regularly enjoy some rounds of foosball / table football after work. I have put together a small java program that generates random 2vs2 lineups from the available players and stores the match results in a database afterwards.
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Excel VBA SVN Client / Integration
===
Can anyone recommend an SVN client for use in Excel with VBA (code modules only). Ideally, I would also like SVN to ignore case when diffing prior to committing changes so as to avoid excessive churn in the repository (VBA has an annoying habit of changing the case of variables ... | 0 | [
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Matching domains with regex for lighttpd mod_evhost (www.domain.com / domain.com / sub.domain.com)
===
I'm playing about with [lighttpd][1] on a small virtual private server. I two domains pointing to the server. I am using the latest version of lighttpd and mod_evhost on Ubuntu 8.10.
1. I'm trying to set up a rul... | 0 | [
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ASP.NET removing an item from Session?
===
Which method is preferred?
Session.Remove("foo");
Session["foo"] = null;
Is there a difference? | 0 | [
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Configuring Compass with Annotated Hibernate
===
I'm using Hibernate for a Java-based Web Application and want to add full-text search via Compass. Compass is supposed to support that, but fails to provide any useful Getting Started guide.
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How do I compress this Oracle resultset into values according to row priority, ignoring nulls?
===
I'll simplify the problem as much as possible:
I have an oracle table:
row_priority, col1, col2, col3
0, .1, 100, {null}
12, {null}, {null}, 3
24, .2, {null}, {null}
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Force Apache HTTPD to run in 32bit
===
I have been running Apache HTTPD in 64bit mode by stripping out the 32bit architecture from the binary (along with the ppc parts). I did this to make it more compatible for python and mysql.
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(C++) Game Server, (Flash) Client
===
I'm interested in putting together my first online game using Flash as the client and writing a back-end application in C++ where the actual game state is kept.
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C++: Iterate through an enum
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I just noticed that you can not use standard math operators on an enum such as ++ or +=
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Tomcat - Multiple webapps folders
===
Is it possible to have multiple folders where I can place applications to be deployed?
How are these defined?
And is it possible to restrict one folder to just be applications for "domain.com" and no other domain.
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Strange bahaviour opening pop-up window in Internet Explorer
===
I have the following JavaScript code to pop up a window in Internet Explorer. The code is executed from a page within a Microsoft CRM modal dialog box. (RequestID is a string that is always the same in the test system).
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Escaping dilema in Javascript.
===
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var id='123';
newDiv.innerHTML = "<a href=\"#\" onclick=\" TestFunction('"+id+"', false);\"></a>";
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Modifying the structure of a HTML table with jQuery
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In HTML code point of view, I have either (horizontal display):
<table id="myTable">
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C++: Best algorithm to check if a vector is sorted
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What would be the best way to check that a std::vector is sorted ? Is there something faster than a loop checking that <tt>v[i]<=v[i+1]</tt> ? Is it faster/cleaner with iterators ? Or is it actually better to just call sort every time (though the "v is already sor... | 0 | [
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What are "SQL-Hints"?
===
I am an advocate of ORM-solutions and from time to time I am giving a workshop about Hibernate.
When talking about framework-generated SQL, people usually start talking about how they need to be able to use "hints", and this is supposedly not possible with ORM frameworks.
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Fastest way to insert replacement characters in Visual Studio
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I'm just starting to pick up ASP.Net MVC and find myself writing a lot of <%= %> in the views. Intellisense does supply the closing %>, but I find that typing the introductory <%= to be burdensome (they are tough for me to type :-)).
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How To Publish Business Objects Query Service
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We are trying to copy a BO Query Service from one Universe to another. If you use the BO Query As A Service(QAAS) tool you can do this, but end up basically recreating the query service.
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How to store Apache Ant property value in file
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I need to modify a (xml-)file from Apache Ant. "loadfile" task allows to load the file's content in a property. But how to store the property's value back to a file after its (property) modification?
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Weird behaviour when running ClickOnce deployed version of WPF application
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A user with Local Admin + NETWORK SERVICE permissions for Windows Sharepoint Timer Service
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Is there a website I can create an HTML final four bracket?
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Passing Windows Token to WCF then from WCF to another server in the AD domain
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Licensing and auto-delete of a program
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I have an application which get copied and run on client machines. I want to write a process that checks when the program starts running whether or not the license is still active, and if not, delete the entire program.
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What are all the Identicon frameworks available to developers?
===
Identicons are those icons based on a user IP or name or so which provide an automated avatar... just like the avatar icon on StackOverflow. Here are some available systems (hat tip to Roger Browne):
* [http://haacked.com/archive/2007/01/22/Identico... | 0 | [
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MFC: Capturing Resizes
===
Just wondering where is best to put functionality in an MFC application that is triggered when the whole window is resized. I was thinking mainfrm but I couldn't seem to capture any OnSize messages...
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Combine 'like' and 'in' in a SqlServer Reporting Services query?
===
The following doesn't work, but something like this is what I'm looking for.
select *
from Products
where Description like (@SearchedDescription + %)
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PHPEclipse weird highlight
===
This is not a technical problem, but very annoying.
Does anyone know how to turn off or change the color for the name highlight in phpEclipse?
I use white-on-black scheme and this highlight has a white background which makes it unreadable and very ugly.
To better explain which h... | 0 | [
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Back-end choice for a new dynamic programming language?
===
I've been developing a Smalltalk variant for just the fun of it and I wonder what would be a fellow stackoverflowers choice when it comes to targeting a back-end. These were my current considerations:
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Find JPEG resolution with PHP
===
Calling all PHP gurus!
I understand that you can use getimagesize() to get the actual pixel height and width of an image in PHP. However, if you open an image in photoshop and look at the image size dialog, you notice that there is a resolution value that determines the print size ... | 0 | [
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How do I change the URL of my web service?
===
If I change the url in the web.config file will the change be reflected in the .disco, .discomap, and .wsdl files that are in the WebReferences folder?
[Edit]
I'm using asp.net 2005 | 0 | [
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What happen in SQL 2005 when it run out of number for an autonumber column?
===
What happen when SQL Server 2005 happen to reach the maximum for an IDENTITY column? Does it start from the beginning and start refilling the gap?
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Replacing DataGridView words and numbers with images
===
I am creating an application which displays some messages and its directions in the DataGridView. I would like to replace some columns content with pictures. For example I would like to replace number 0 which represents the incoming call with a green arrow (some... | 0 | [
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Addicted to LINQ
===
Ok, the more I use LINQ, the more I like it! I recently found myself working in some legacy code at work. It is your classic DataSet and DataTable rich application. Well, when adding a bit of functionality I found myself *really* wanting to just query the rows of a DataTable for the results I was ... | 0 | [
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cruisecontrol sourcesafe block
===
The build machine at work has many projects, but we are only experiencing a problem with one.
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Java: Multiple Mouse Inputs
===
A Friend of mine asked me to implement a blue and a red pointer with represent the inputs of two seperate mice to expedite a mixing desk scenario for real time audio mixing. I'd love to, but as much as I think it is a great idea, I don't have a clue as to where to start looking for a p... | 0 | [
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Cleaning up .NET HTML generation
===
I am looking to clean up some of the HTML generated by a .NET 2.0 TreeView controller. Switching to another version/model is not an available option.
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"simple" installer for a web application (IIS virtual app + sql server db setup).
===
I need to create a web application installer.
Install Shield seems like overkill, is there something that can reliably install a web application (IIS setup + sql server db setup).
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How can I browse the classes and methods of an ActiveX DLL?
===
Basically, what I want to is be able to explore an ActiveX DLL.
I normally fire up VB 6, add the DLL to the "References" of the project, and use Object Explorer.
However, in this particular machine I can't install VB / VS.
I'm sure there's a tool o... | 0 | [
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Best way to print in ASP.NET
===
All,
I have a html string held in memory after transforming to my desired template with XSLT. What is the best mechanism to the send this to the client printer?
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What are the security concerns I need to consider while codeing?
===
I know SQL Injection is one... what are the others... | 0 | [
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UIImage rounded corners
===
I try to get rounded corners on a UIImage, what I read so far, the easiest way is to use a mask images. For this I used code from TheElements iPhone Example and some image resize code I found. My problem is that resizedImage is always nil and I don't find the error...
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Disabled input text color
===
The simple HTML below displays differently in Firefox and WebKit-based browsers (I checked in Safari, Chrome and iPhone).
In Firefox both border and text have the same color (#880000), but in Safari the text gets a bit lighter (as if it had some transparency applied to it).
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how to keep inline items from wrapping?
===
I've got menu items that look like this
<ul>
<li>Item1<span class="context-trigger"></span></li>
<li>Item2<span class="context-trigger"></span></li>
<li>Item3<span class="context-trigger"></span></li>
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with CSS that turns the above in... | 0 | [
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Is it possible to publish a FLA from the command line?
===
In our project we have a large number (hundreds) of FLA files created by the artists in CS3, from which we compile SWFs to use in our Flex/AS3 application.
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How can I write a C++ function returning true if a real number is exactly representable with a double?
===
How can I write a C++ function returning true if a real number is exactly representable with a double?
bool isRepresentable( const char* realNumber )
{
bool answer = false;
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Are std::streams already movable?
===
GNU gcc 4.3 partially supports the upcoming c++0x standard: among the implemented features the rvalue reference. By means of the rvalue reference it should be possible to move a non-copyable object or return it from a function.
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Is mod_rewrite a valid option for caching dynamic pages with Apache?
===
I have read about a technique involving writing to disk a rendered dynamic page and using that when it exists using mod_rewrite. I was thinking about cleaning out the cached version every X minutes using a cron job.
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Content Voting Database and Application Design
===
How would you design a content voting mechanism that could be applied polymorphically to multiple models / classes. (in a ruby on rails context preferably, but others are fine)
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Windows Mobile 6 AT commands
===
I'm trying to get CellID using AT commands, but I dont get any response from the modem, mine code looks like below, I send AT+CCED command, but never get any response.
HANDLE hCom;
char * xpos;
char rsltstr[5];
DWORD returnValue;
DWORD LAC;
DWORD CellId;
int bufpos;
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Dynamic Header , xslt
===
I have a webpage with a dynamic list. I want the headers to be configurable. To start with the headers are named as "column1,column2....columnn" . On clicking on any of these header i open up a DHTML modal window where I select the header name from a predefined list so that I can assign this ... | 0 | [
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Concurrent data structure design
===
I am trying to come up with the best data structure for use in a high throughput C++ server. The data structure will be used to store anything from a few to several million objects, and no sorting is required (though a unique sort key can be provided very cheaply).
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Algorithm for organizing emails into threads?
===
Are there any named/famous/particularly good algorithms for organizing email messages into threads?
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Wrap rows in Excel
===
Let's say there is a report to compare charges with adjustments that outputs to excel, such that each row has the following fields:
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How do I safely decode a degrees symbol in a wxPython app?
===
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Visual Studio&Source Control: How to have shared code?
===
i want to have some shared code (code library, controls, utilities, helper classes, etc) in Visual Studio. i do not mean shared assemblies, i mean shared code (i.e. i want to ship one assembly with my application, the executable assembly).
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Why isn't all government sponsored software open source?
===
Taking [shs's question][1] a step further... Why isn't all government sponsored software open source? I can see excluding some for security purposes, but the rest? Didn't we as tax payers already pay for it? The government has no rights, only the people, ... | 0 | [
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Integrating Linq in a Classic ASP Site
===
This project is the probable first step in migrating a large CMS from Classic ASP to .Net. I'd like to use LINQ for querying the DB.
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How to coordinate subversion configuration?
===
As a subversion user you'll have a local configuration folder _/<userhome>/.subversion/_ in your user home. In there is a _config_ file containing, among others, **_auto-props_**.
These properties are applied to files that you add to the repository, e.g. by
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Eclipse RCP client and redirecting the console to a file
===
I'm running an Eclipse RCP application. I've enabled the flags *-console -consolelog -debug* and now it's humming along logging to it's console.
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I need a mapping list of cities to timezones- best way to get it?
===
I have a list of cities, states/provinces, and countries and I need to find their respective timezones easily. Specifically, I need to know which Windows TimeZone they map to. So far this has been a difficult process, because there's no easy way to... | 0 | [
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How do I create a toolbar in an XLA document?
===
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Can I close the iPhone browser using JavaScript
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in the iPhone is there a way I can use JavaScript to close the browser and return to the home screen? At the end of an expert I am calling out to another iPhone app (ex: maps) and I do NOT what the user to come back to the browser screen when they are done. My bac... | 0 | [
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Best way to temporarily take app offline during sql agent job
===
I've got an ASP.NET app that runs against a SQL Server 2005 database. Once a day, I need to run a series of procs & SSIS packages in a SQL Agent job to update data in the tables. The SQL Agent job will run on a schedule unattended.
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Oracle Analytics - partitions and ordering of sql queries
===
This came up when answering another user's [question][1] (TheSoftwareJedi)...
Given the following table:
ROW_PRIORITY COL1 COL2 COL3
0 0.1 100 <NULL>
12 <NULL> <NULL> 3
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Tools (Best Procatices?) for model driven development?
===
Model Driven Software Development.
As I understand it it raises the abstraction level of the design to better reflect the domain the software will attempt to run in. That's alot to say in just one sentence.
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How can I know if a process is running?
===
When I get a reference to a System.Diagnostics.Process, how can I know if this process is currently running? | 0 | [
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Network simulator?
===
Do you know of software which is capable of emulating networking conditions such as constrained bandwidth, latency, closed ports, congestion, collision?
Platform-specific is fine, but I'd like to be able to emulate hundreds or thousands of nodes under varying network conditions.
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How can I update meta refresh from javascript when using asyncronous calls?
===
I have a system that uses a meta refresh to a logout page, which cleans up after idle users. (Don't worry, the server also times out the session)
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Better Understanding an OC4J Stack Trace
===
I've been tasked with deploying an application built by a third party on an Oracle Application Server, version 10.1.3.0. I've deployed it on Oracle Application Server version 10.1.2.0 without much difficulty. I'm getting the following error:
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oracle procedure returns integer
===
In oracle, I want to create a delete sproc that returns an integer based on the outcome of the deletion.
this is what i have so far.
create or replace
PROCEDURE Testing
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iKey IN VARCHAR2
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AS
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delete from MyTable WHERE ... | 0 | [
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How do I put business logic in my ADO.NET Entity Framework classes?
===
I'd like to use the ADO.NET Entity Framework for data access, extend its objects for my business logic, and bind those objects to controls in my UI.
As explained in [the answers to another question][1], I cannot extend ADO.NET Entity Framework ... | 0 | [
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Binding a DynamicResource
===
I'm trying to use a MultiBinding as the ItemsSource for a ListBox, and I want to bind a couple of collections to the MultiBinding. The collections aren't populated until after the host control (a derivation of Page) has already been instantiated. Just after being constructed, I call a m... | 0 | [
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Remove a child with a specific attribute, in SimpleXML for PHP
===
I have several identical elements with different attributes that I'm accessing with SimpleXML:
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Database Design regarding Dynamic entries - One row, or multiple rows?
===
I've been trying to design a database schema for a side project but I havent been able to produce anything that I'm comfortable with. I'm using ASP.Net with LINQ for my data access:
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How to make Java execute jars from the current directory in Gnome?
===
On Ubuntu Linux with Gnome, running my Swing application by double clicking on the jar file in Gnomes file browser leads to errors because required libraries (residing in subdirectories) are not found.
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jQuery Ajax error resolution
===
I'm working on a stripes app that uses a bit of jQuery to make the UI more dynamic/usable.
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===
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Type safety: Unchecked cast
===
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Are labview CINs old fashioned?
===
I am writing an application using labview and need to use external code. I have read that using CINs are old fashioned and 'wrong' to use. Is this correct? Should I use shared dlls instead?
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When is char* safe for strict pointer aliasing?
===
I've been trying to understand the strict aliasing rules as they apply to the char pointer.
[Here][1] this is stated:
> It is always presumed that a char* may refer to an alias of any object.
Ok so in the context of socket code, I can do this:
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Secure file transfers
===
We are using a custom FTP application for secure transfers. We send the application to end users and they use it to send us confidential data. We also use it to send infromation back to the end users.
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Is there a way to find the name of the calling function in actionscript2?
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