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How to receive http request in Delphi 7?
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Which component is best to use for receiving HTTP requests in Delphi application? | 0 | [
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Getting an NSImage from an NSProgressIndicator
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I need to put the image from an NSProgressIndicator into an NSOutlineView Cell. I have written up code that does this for a determinate indicator and it works just great:
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AccessViolationException from a combo: Attempted to read or write protected memory
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Users are occassionally getting the above error when using our application (VB.Net, Winforms, using v2 of the framework). I'm not able to reproduce it. The callstack is as follows:
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Sftp from Unix to Windows
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Is anyone aware of a way of sftp'ing from Unix to Windows
Thanks
Damien | 0 | [
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Save state for DropDownList after post
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i have form with one **textbox** and **dropdownlist**
<br/>
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Translating NETBIOS domain into a FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name)
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In short - How do I translate a NETBIOS domain to a FQDN ?
Details:
Assuming I'm in domain A and I have user credentials for domain B which has a trust relationship with domain A (I can authenticate the credentials).
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VB NET Listing drives and VMWARE
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This is a strange one...
In a windows forms app (VB.NET/VS 2005) I have the need to occasionally check if the application DVD is inserted. <br>In my production machine (and in the majority of our clients) this code takes less than an second to execute. But in some machines, it ta... | 0 | [
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javscript - Array.map and parseInt
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From the [Mozilla Dev Site](https://developer.mozilla.org/En/Core_JavaScript_1.5_Reference:Objects:Array:map):
[1,4,9].map(Math.sqrt)
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[1,2,3]
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Best sorting algorithms for C# / .NET in different scenarios
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What are the best algorithms for sorting data in C#?
Is there one sorting algorithm that can handle 80% of sorts well?
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How do you decide on which ORM to use?
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Castle Active Record?
Plain NHibernate?
Subsonic?
Entity?
Something like Nettiers?
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Sharepoint 2007 NTLM issue with ASP.NET Web App hosted on Sharepoint server
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I'm hosting an ASP.NET web application on a Sharepoint 2007 box, which makes a web service call to Sharepoint to retrieve a document location (specifically, the GetListItems method).
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Can I make IEMobile not strip the fragment from a redirect?
===
I am having an issue with IEMobile accessing my site. A certain redirect I use has a 302 response code, and the headers (yep, that's app-engine):
<pre>Server Development/1.0 Python/2.5.2
Date Tue, 04 Nov 2008 16:47:02 GMT
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Replace non-numeric with empty string
===
Quick add on requirement in our project. A field in our DB to hold a phone number is set to only allow 10 characters. So, if I get passed "(913)-444-5555" or anything else, is there a quick way to run a string through some kind of special replace function that I can pass it ... | 0 | [
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Why using '*' to build a view is bad ?
===
Why using '*' to build a view is bad ?
Suppose that you have a complex join and all fields may be use somewhere.
Then you just have to chose fields needed.
SELECT field1, field2 FROM aview WHERE ...
The view "aview" could be SELECT table1.*, table2.* .... | 0 | [
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How do I programmatically send an email in the same way that I can "Send To Mail Recipient" in Windows Explorer?
===
ShellExecute() allows me to perform simple shell tasks, allowing the system to take care of opening or printing files. I want to take a similar approach to sending an email attachment programmatically.
... | 0 | [
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making a programme run indefinitely in python
===
Is there any way to make a function (the ones i'm thinking of arein the style of the simple ones I've made which generate the fibonnacci sequence from 0 to a point and all the primes between two points) run indefinitely, e.g. until i press a certain key or until a time... | 0 | [
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Namespace collisions
===
How is it possible that .NET is finding the wrong 'MyClass' in this scenario?
I have a type A.B.C.D.MyType in a project that I'm working on, and I'm referencing a DLL that has a type A.B.MyType? I do not have any 'using A.B;' statements anywhere in my code, and I do have 'using A.B.C.D.MyTy... | 0 | [
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Version Control for multi-disciplined web agency
===
Ok, so here's the lowdown. I want to setup a Version Control system and associated processes for my agency and want to learn from the mistakes of others before I leap into it.
I'm looking at deploying subversion from a remotely hosted service (assembla - which wi... | 0 | [
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Can I use dashes in Named Captures with .NET's System.Text.RegularExpressions?
===
Is it possible to do something like (?'A-B'\s*) ? | 0 | [
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what's the quickest way to extract a 5 digit number from a string in c#
===
what's the quickest way to extract a 5 digit number from a string in c#.
I've got
string.Join(null, System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.Split(expression, "[^\\d]"));
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Google Maps Bubble Templates
===
Googling has been difficult because I can't get results specific enough - wondering if my fellow SO-ers have any insight. Are there any handy CSS/HTML templates out there to make inserting content into a google maps bubble easy? I'm throwning together a quick-n-dirty mashup and wanted ... | 0 | [
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CATransition showing a single frame from the end of the transition before the animation starts
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I am using some code which was originally taken from the Apple sample ViewTransitions to swap two views with each other.
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Visual basic auto imports namespaces
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Excel VBA: Identify invalid characters in text based cell
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Reasons not to use an auto-incrementing number for a primary key
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Secure FTP for Windows 2000 Server
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Can someone recommend a secure FTP implementation that works well on Windows Server 2000? I'm uploading files into virtual directories and web applications under IIS and the existing provider, obviously, isn't secure or encrypted. | 0 | [
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Defining different types of numbers in C#
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You can define a number in various ways in C#,
1F // a float with the value 1
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Why does sql server's gui mangle my views.
===
When I create a view in sql server 2005 and someone later opens it in the GUI modify mode it sometimes completely rearranges my joins. Often to the point it's virtually no longer readable. If I look at it in the GUI it's changed as well from what I originally wrote. So... | 0 | [
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Why this trigger won't work?
===
$('input[type=checkbox').unbind().click(function(e){
$(this).attr('checked', true)
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i NEED to return false because i have an event on his parent and i don't want to trigger that
it just DON'T check that checkbox :|
Already it drive me insane.
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Add references to project when control dropped from Visual Studio 2008 toolbox
===
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How to kill a linux process by STIME (dangling svnserve processes)
===
I'm a complete linux noob and have inherited keeping our single linux server running. It's our SVN server so it's relatively important.
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What are the tipping points for team size vs process overhead?
===
At what point in a team's growth must process change drastically? A lone coder can get away with source control and a brain. A team trying to ship large prepackaged software to local and international markets must have a bit more in place.
If you'... | 0 | [
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SCM for ASP.net
===
As part of my overall development practices review I'm looking at how best to streamline and automate our ASP.net web development practices.
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How to use only CSS to round my div tag area's corners?
===
I use div tags to define area's within my web pages. I set all the obvious things like background, size, padding, etc. But it is all very square.
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.Net 2.0 Winform Label Tool Tip
===
This has got to be something I just missed, but how do I add a tool tip to a label?
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Using Lisp (or AutoLisp) how good is the associative lists performance?
===
I'm doing an AutoLisp project which uses long associative structures to do heavy geometrical processing - so I'm curious about the associative list intense use timing results.
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Variable opacity within a WPF application
===
My problem is:
I have a Canvas which covers part of my Window. The Opacity of the canvas is set to less than 1, i.e. I can view the controls under the Canvas. What I would like to do is place a control, any control, say a Button, on the canvas and not have that Button s... | 0 | [
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Can't set FormsAuthenicationTicket.UserData in cookieless mode.
===
I'm trying to implement the "Writing Information to UserData" section of [this article][1], but it doesn't work properly when the cookie is part of the URI.
My code:
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PHP tag library
===
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Boy, how I loathe PHP.
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Get all files checked out by a user using the Visual Source Safe command line application SS.exe
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JSF commandLink action firing before Updating Model Values
===
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Exposing Multiple Databinding sources
===
I feel like I'm missing a fairly fundamental concept to WPF when it comes to databinding, but I can't seem to find the right combination of Google keywords to locate what I'm after, so maybe the SO Community can help. :)
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ASP.net AJAX Search
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Anyone have a good shared memory container for C++?
===
I've long had a desire for an STLish container that I could place into a shared memory segment or a memory mapped file.
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Java object to XML schema
===
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Is it better to use Nested Master pages or User Controls for multi-sectioned website?
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I am creating a website that has 5 different sub-sites each with the same overall look, but each has a different logo and added navigation.
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How do you measure the quality of your unit tests?
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If you (or your organization) aspires to thoroughly unit test your code, how do you measure the success or quality of your efforts?
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IIS 6/.Net 2:How can user A get the user cookie for unrelated user B who is in a different session and on another box?
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How do I round corners of myapp's icon
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What is the benefit of using DSASignatureFormatter over DSACryptoServiceProvider to generate a signature?
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Agile 40-hour week
===
Have you ever worked on a (full-time) project where using Agile methodologies actually allowed you to acceomplish a 40-hour work-week? If so, what were the most valuable agile practices? | 0 | [
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When would you call java's thread.run() instead of thread.start()?
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... the question says it all I believe! | 0 | [
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painting DataGridView Row
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I am trying to set the background color of a DataGridView row to red. I tried with the following line:
dgvActiveCalls.Rows[1].DefaultCellStyle.BackColor = Color.Red;
but it doesn't work. Then just to see if something is wrong with update I tried to paint the column instead of row:
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How to determine the entire date range displayed by ASP.NET calendar?
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C++ map access discards qualifiers (const)
===
The following code says that passing the map as `const` into the `operator[]` method discards qualifiers:
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#include <string>
using namespace std;
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Can anyone point me at a good example of pretty printing rules to "english"
===
I've got the equivalent of an AST that a user has built using a rule engine. But when displaying a list of the rules, I'd like to be able to "pretty print" each rule into something that looks nice**. Internally when represented as a stri... | 0 | [
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Why HttpServletRequest.getRemoteAddr() doesn't work in Java servlet ?
===
I'm developing a web app with java servlet, I hope to get the user ip info by calling request.getRemoteAddr() from inside : processRequest(HttpServletRequest request,HttpServletResponse response)
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===
**What Delphi coding standards document(s) do you follow?**
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What do you think of "RubyMine".
===
Jetbrains has just released a "public preview" of a Ruby IDE called RubyMine
The roadmap follows:
**Nov 1** - Public Preview Release
**Nov 10** - EAP Opens
**Q1 2009** - RubyMine 1.0 Release
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Declarative XML -> POJO conversion
===
I have to write a process (in Java) which periodically hits a URL, reads the returned XML document, and persists that data into the DB. This data is further used by my application, so I have modeled them as Hibernate-mapped POJOs.
I can parse the XML and then create appropriat... | 0 | [
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I don't find the oft-used "*" to be very nice looking - can anyone suggest a nicer-looking method or point me to an example? | 0 | [
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How to export / dump a SQL table into a text file including the field names (aka headers or column names)
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In MySql's interpreter, it's very easy to dump a table to the screen along with its field names.
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Passing params in the URL when using HTTP POST
===
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(int) ch vs. int(ch): Are they different syntaxes for the same thing?
===
If not, what's the difference? | 0 | [
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Is it costly to do array.length or list.count in a loop
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I know that in JavaScript, creating a for loop like this: for(int i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) is costly as it computes the array length each time.
Is this behavior costly in c# for lists and arrays as well. Or at compile-time is it optimized? Also what abou... | 0 | [
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openbd cfloop over a date
===
I'm trying to convert my sites from CF8 to openBD. I have a cfloop in a site that loops over a date range.
In essence, I want to insert a new record into the db for every 2 weeks (step) of a date range (from and to)
my loop looks like this...
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Why does this RegEx work the way I want it to?
===
I have a RegEx that is working for me but I don't know WHY it is working for me. I'll explain.
RegEx: \s*<in.*="(<?.*?>)"\s*/>\s*
<br>
Text it finds (it finds the white-space before and after the input tag):
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A good strategy for implementing a versioning system
===
I have been struggling with versioning software for a while now.
I'm not talking about a naming convention, I'm talking about how to actually apply a version in a build system all the way through to a release.
I generally use major.minor.maintenance-[release... | 0 | [
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Gridview sorting challenge when moving from Winforms to ASP.NET 2.0 Webforms
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I have a problem with Gridview sorting that is similar to others but I'm binding to a collection object as opposed to a data table.
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Is there a way to set repository config variables through the gitosis conf instead of going into each repository and editing the conf values directly? | 0 | [
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Can my web server be at one hosting company, and my email hosted by a 3rd party?
===
I have a web server that runs my web application.
If I want to outsource my email to another provider, is it possible if they are on their on network/data center?
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Is it possible to change the Environment of a parent process in python?
===
In Linux When I invoke python from the shell it replicates its environment, and starts the python process. Therefore if I do something like the following:
import os
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What's your favorite cross domain cookie sharing approach?
===
I see iframe/p3p trick is the most popular one around, but I personally don't like it because javascript + hidden fields + frame really make it look like a hack job. I've also come across a master-slave approach using web service to communicate (http://www... | 0 | [
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Java URLConnection : how could I find out a file's size ?
===
I'm working on a project for school , and I'm implementing a tool which can be used to download files from the web ( with a throttling option ) . The thing is , I'm gonna have a GUI for it , and I will use a JProgressBar widget , which I would like to refle... | 0 | [
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Stored Procedure slower than LINQ query?
===
I was doing some testing and straight LINQ-to-SQL queries run at least 80% faster than if calling stored procedures via the LINQ query
in SQL profiler a generic LINQ query
var results = from m in _dataContext.Members
select m;
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State Machine Framework for JBoss/Java?
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What are some of the best resources to learn MSBuild with?
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Reloving AliasRecord with relative path on a new volume
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How to make the Lucene QueryParser more forgiving?
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I'm using Lucene.net, but I am tagging this question for both .NET and Java versions because the API is the same and I'm hoping there are solutions on both platforms.
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Problems moving an SSIS .dtsx package
===
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Question Adding a Web Reference for SharePoint in Visual Studio 2008
===
Whenever I add a web reference for any Sharepoint web service in VS 2008, the preview window while adding the web reference shows the proper method names:<br />
Note CreateFolder:<br />
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Is OpenID a flawed concept?
===
I'm not asking about specific implementations, I'm not asking about the global world view of cross site single sign on mechanisms, I just want to know what the community thinks about the underlying usability of OpenID. Do you think using a URL issued by a (to the non-technical observer)... | 0 | [
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Insert into temp values (select.... order by id)
===
I'm using an Informix (Version 7.4) DB. On one operation I create a temp table with the ID of a regular table and a serial column (so I would have all the IDs from the regular table numbered continuously). But I want to insert the info from the regular table ordere... | 0 | [
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C#: Waiting for all threads to complete
===
I'm running into a common pattern in the code that I'm writing, where I need to wait for all threads in a group to complete, with a timeout. The timeout is supposed to be the time required for *all* threads to complete, so simply doing thread.Join(timeout) for each thread wo... | 0 | [
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Is Ubuntu an acceptable distro for running a production server?
===
I'm not a great Linux expert, but I'm comfortable running my Ubuntu desktop. I've also got a little experience running Ubuntu as a server as well, for my home network.
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iPhone OS Utility App - Flipside View and Main View communication
===
I am currently working on an iPhone 2.1 application. I am new to Objective C, coming from a Java background.
My application has as a base the Utility Application template available in Xcode with the iPhone SDK. Currently I have some controls, suc... | 0 | [
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java traits or mixins pattern?
===
Is there a way to emulate mixins or traits in java? basically, I need a way to do multiple inheritance so I can add common business logic to several classes | 0 | [
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