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How does one handle file type changes in Perforce?
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When you add a file to Perforce, it attempts to determine what type of file it is (text, binary, utf16, etc.). It's does a good job of this, but apparently never checks the file type again after the initial submission to version control. A coworker recently made... | 0 | [
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Paypal Website Payments Standard with a Ruby/Rails application
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I would like to implement a payment solution with my Rails site using Paypal Website Payments Standard. (See [https://www.paypal.com/IntegrationCenter/ic_standard_home.html][1]). I don't want fancy gateways, and I don't want to go through the hassles r... | 0 | [
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Maximum Filename Length in NTFS (XP and Vista)?
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Quick and simple question which I need the answer to.
I'm designing a database table which will hold filenames of uploaded files. What is the maximum length of a filename in NTFS; aka Windows XP or Vista?
Many Thanks | 0 | [
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Programmatically scroll to an Anchor Tag
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Consider the following code:
<a href="#label2">GoTo Label2</a>
... [content here] ...
<a name="label0"></a>More content
<a name="label1"></a>More content
<a name="label2"></a>More content
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What is the best open-source java charting library? (other than jfreechart)
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Why are there not more opensource easy to use charting libraries for Java?. The only successful opensource project in this area seems to be jfreechart, and it doesn't even have any documentation or examples available. | 4 | [
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Velosity for small projects
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I currently learning about scrum and want to learn from experienced professionals in the subject.
Is velocity relevant for project that take 3 month (and usually have 2-3 intermediate deliveries to customer) ?
I think it's not enough time to make a statistic relevant. Is it wo... | 0 | [
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How do you raise a server-side event from javascript?
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I have a control that is basically functioning as a client-side timer countdown control.
I want to fire a server-side event when the count down has reached a certain time.
Does anyone have an idea how this could be done?
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What is an "internal node" in a binary search tree?
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I'm scouring the internet for a definition of the term "Internal Node." I cannot find a succinct definition. Every source I'm looking at uses the term without defining it, and the usage doesn't yield a proper definition of what an internal node actually is.
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How do i process a string such as this using regular expressions?
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How can i create a regex for a string such as this:
<SERVER> <SERVERKEY> <COMMAND> <FOLDERPATH> <RETENTION> <TRANSFERMODE> <OUTPUTPATH> <LOGTO> <OPTIONAL-MAXSIZE> <OPTIONAL-OFFSET>
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Small RISC emulator.
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I'm looking to build a VM into a game and was wondering if anyone knew of any really simple VM's that are based on RISC processors that are usually used for embedded projects such as controlling robots, motors, sensors, etc.
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How to query range of data in DB2 with highest performance?
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Usually, I need to retrieve data from data in some range example separate page for search result. In MySQL I use LIMIT keyword but In DB2 I don't know. Now I use this query for retrieve range of data.
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Default string initialization: NULL or Empy?
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Django Forms, Display Error on ModelMultipleChoiceField
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I'm having an issue getting validation error messages to display for a particular field in a Django form, where the field in question is a **ModelMultipleChoiceField**.
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I've got a junk directory where I toss downloads, one-off projects, email drafts, and other various things that might be useful for a few days but don't need to be saved forever. To stop this directory from taking over my machine, I wrote a program that will delete all files olde... | 0 | [
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if use case A extends use case B, does that mean A is complete and flow shifted to B or flow will return to A.
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SQL design around lack of cross-database foreign key references
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Is there any difference between parameters in a URL and <form method="get"> ?
===
The question title says it all.
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Round function in Excel, worksheet function vs VBA
===
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Indexing Multiple Tables in Lucene
===
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Backing Out a backwards merge on Mercurial
===
How do you reverse the effect of a merge on polarised branches without dying of agony?
This problem has been plaguing me for **months** and I have finally given up.
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C#: how can you easily check if access is denied for a file?
===
Basically, I would like to check if I have rights to open the file before I actually try to open it; I do not want to use a try/catch for this check unless I have to. Is there a file access property I can check before hand?
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PHP error when submitting a form
===
I am pretty new to php, but I am learning! I have a simple form on a client website. I am testing the form and when I click submit, I get the following error:
Form Mail Script
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Best way to strip punctuation from a string in Python
===
It seems like there should be a simpler way than:
import string
s = "string. With. Punctuation?" # Sample string
out = s.translate(string.maketrans("",""), string.punctuation)
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How to get a DIB implemented in a C++/COM library into a .NET client using that COM object
===
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CSS for container divs and falling to the next line
===
I'm more of a programmer than a designer, and I'm trying to embrace DIV's rather than using tables but am getting stuck.
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How to redefine CSS classes with Javascript
===
Let's say we have defined a CSS class that is being applied to various elements on a page.
colourful
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XSLT: processing only selected nodes
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An XSLT-newbie problem: I need to substitute a text value in XML-file. All other nodes must be left unchanged. Here's my input file (in.xml):
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<root>
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How to create a new membership user via Ektron CMS400.NET web service API?
===
I am attempting to create new membership users in an Ektron CMS400.NET-based website by through calls to the User web service API from a remote site. One of the methods I intend to utilize, [AddMembershipUser][1] has a remark in the documen... | 0 | [
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IIS API - Create virtual directories?
===
Just looking for the relevant documentation. An example is not necessary, but would be appreciated.
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How to add and compile for custom 'Platform' switch for visual studio projects?
===
We are looking to provide two **custom Platform switches** (the **platform dropdown** in the configuration manager) for our projects **in Visual Studio**.
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How do I geo-search multiple models with ThinkingSphinx?
===
I have two models indexed for searching (User and Item). I'm trying to do a geo-search across models:
`ThinkingSphinx::Search.search('keywords', :geo => [
degrees_to_radians(params[:lat].to_f),
degrees_to_radians(params[:lon].to_f)
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What are some excersizes you do to make you a better programmer?
===
Lately, I have taken to programming without a mouse to force myself to become more comfortable with different shortcuts. It's been a good exercise as I feel using shortcuts is essential for productivity .
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===
I'm trying to figure out how to tell if my application (compiled in VS2008 as Any CPU) is running as a 32 or 64 bit app. | 0 | [
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SQL 2005 Analysis Services Installation problem.
===
I get this error message when installing SQL 2005 Analysis services.
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Why the controllers on ASP.NET MVC are name-based?
===
For the sake of curiosity and source code organization I wonder why the ASP.NET MVC team didn't made the controller classes loose on their names. Anyone has a clue of any technical difficulty?
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Pass An Instantiated System.Type as a Type Parameter for a Generic Class
===
The title is kind of obscure. What I want to know is if this is possible:
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How to get picture of a .Net control
===
How do you programmatically obtain a picture of a .Net control? | 0 | [
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On Windows how to have a single IDE for both C and Perl
===
I'm using Strawberry Perl which includes MinGW's GCC, I'm also making use of the GNU debugger GDB and Subversion. How to have a single development environment that would suit this (other than just the command shell, UltraEdit and IE), and how to further enhan... | 0 | [
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Flex - Is there a way to specify what direction a ComboBox will open?
===
Maybe I should further qualify this - Is there a way to specify which direction a ComboBox will open without copying and pasting the entire ComboBox class and ripping out the code where it determines which direction it will open in...
I'm my ... | 0 | [
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Microsoft MVC Book or Tutorial Recommnedation
===
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if A is extension use case (not base use case), can A be directly referenced by the actor? | 0 | [
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Simple example of threading in C++
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Can someone post a simple example of starting two (Object Oriented) threads in C++.
I'm looking for actual C++ thread objects that I can extend run methods on (or something similar) as opposed to calling a C-style thread library.
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Which web service specifications (WS-*) actually make sense to implement?
===
I'm implementing an SOA at a large company, and I'm not sure which web service specifications (WS-*) actually make sense to implement. At a minimum, I'm looking at WS-Security, WS-Eventing, and WS-ReliableMessaging. However, there are [sever... | 0 | [
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AS2 Version of MovieClip.getChildByName()?
===
I'm trying to be responsible with my "DOM" references in this little Flash 8/AS2 project.
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Web.config editing for Membership Role Authorization
===
I want to user Role based security through the authorization section in the web.config file.
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Can I programatically alte... | 0 | [
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.NET - Users and different databases
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I'm looking at having certain users access one database and other users accessing another database based on the company they belong to. What would be the best way to handle the connection strings and make sure the user connects to the right db when they login?
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Javascript Prototype- click, mouseover and mouseout can't work together?
===
I'm trying to do a very simple button that changes color based on mouseover, mouseout and
click, I'm doing this in prototype and the weird thing is if I used mouseover and mouseout,
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How do I programatically disable Etags in iis 6
===
I'm trying to turn Etags off on iis 6 since I'm load ballancing multiple servers, I don't want the etag to become a problem. | 0 | [
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How to organize the project tree for a C++ project using nmake?
===
There seems to be two major conventions for organizing project files and then many variations.
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**Convention 1: High-level type directories, project sub-directories**
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Is there a way that I can run a ASP.NET MVC Project on godaddy.com shared web hosting?
===
Is there a way that I can run a ASP.NET MVC Project on godaddy.com shared web hosting? | 0 | [
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Simple hashmap implementation in C++
===
I'm relatively new to C++. In Java, it's easy for me to instantiate and use a hashmap. I'd like to know how do it in a simple way in C++, since I saw many different implementations and none of them looked simple to me. | 0 | [
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how to detect if a URL points to a SWF
===
Is there a way (preferrably using JavaScript) to determine whether a URL is to a SWF or a JPG?
The obvious answer is to sniff the filename for ".jpg" or ".swf" but I'm dealing with banners that are dynamically decided by the server and usually have a lot of parameters and... | 0 | [
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What compression/archive formats support inter-file compression?
===
<a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/227727/should-i-dynamically-recreate-a-pdf-rather-than-store-it-in-either-the-database#227758">This question on archiving PDF's</a> got me wondering -- if I wanted to compress (for archival purposes) lots o... | 0 | [
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Unified way to scrape HTML from any type of browser process?
===
Is there a unified way to do this? Browsers usually don't respond as expected to user32's GetWindowText and SendMessage, which you can use to scrape the text out of most win32 applications.
I'd like to get the equivalent of "View Source" on the ope... | 0 | [
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git: how to merge commits from a remote to a different path?
===
I have a git repository with remote foo.
foo is a web app, is contains some files and dirs directly in its root:
Rakefile
app
...
public
script
My main git repository is a larger system which comprises this web app. I wan... | 0 | [
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FileNotFoundException with the SPSite constructor. What's the problem?
===
I try to instantiate a instance of SPSite on the farm server in a custom software (MyApp.exe) and I give in parameter the whole website (http://mysite:80/). I also made sure that the account running MyApp.exe is Site Collection Administrator.
... | 0 | [
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Best practices for web service timeouts
===
It there any article/book that defines upper bounded design limits for WS timeouts? Do you timeout at the server or recommend the client specific timeouts too?
Is there a common best practice like "never design WS that can take longer than 60 seconds, use an asynchronous ... | 0 | [
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ActiveMQ setup of tcp socket using mina
===
I am trying to setup a simple demo of activemq and mina. I edited the camelContext in the activemq.xml file to include two mina tcp sockets, two queues and routes as such:
listenerA -> qA -> listenerB
listenerB -> qB -> listenerA
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C# Collection Data Structure With 1:1 Key/Value Mapping
===
Are there any built-in C# data structures that are like a hash table but requires both the Keys and the Values to be unique among each other? I basically want a way to look up my Key object in a table via a unique Value and vice-versa. Next to maintaining two... | 0 | [
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2008 MFC and threads?
===
I was reading this thread/post: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/262298/windows-c-ui-technology
and am also wondering about a non .NET UI framework. Specifically - prior to .NET having support for serial ports (I can't believe they left that out of the first release of .NET) I was force... | 0 | [
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Compiling a .vbproj or .csproj project file without Visual Studio
===
Is there a way to compile a .vbproj or .csproj project file directly, just like Visual Studio does?
When you compile in Visual Studio, the "output" window shows the actual call to the compiler, which normally looks like:
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Most effective way to build box shadows with CSS
===
I'm interested to find which way of creating box shadows with css is most effective. But that I mean : ease of implementation, flexibility, and cross browser compatibility. | 0 | [
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bool to BOOL
===
Am I safe in casting a C++ bool to a Windows API BOOL via this construct
BOOL apiboolean = bool ? TRUE : FALSE;
I'd assume this is a yes because I don't see any obvious problems but I wanted to take a moment to ask only because this may be more subtle than it appears.
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What's the best way to replace links with JS functions?
===
A pattern that's started to show up a lot in one of the web apps I'm working are links that used to just be a regular a-tag link now need a popup box asking "are you sure?" before the link will go. (If the user hits cancel, nothing happens.)
We've got a s... | 0 | [
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Embed non-managed directX into C# form
===
I got a quick question about running a directX application (C++) in a managed environment. I'm attempting to write a MDI tool (in C#) where the background of the parent window would be an embedded render window of directX (C++).
I've read ways that involved writing the C+... | 0 | [
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using ColumnHidden properties within Datasheet objects
===
I have a **MS Access** form with a **Datasheet** subform.<br>
Using code, I change the **ColumnHidden** property of various of its columns.
But, when I close the form, I'm asked whether to save the table layout of the Datasheet's table.
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Tokenizing strings in c
===
I have been trying to tokenize a string using SPACE as delimeter but it doesnt work. Does any one have suggestion on why it doesnt work? | 0 | [
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How do I unit test jdbc code in java?
===
I'd like to write some unit tests for some code that connects to a database, runs one or more queries, and then processes the results.
(Without actually using a database)
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In VIM command line mode what is the special character/symbol for current line?
===
In VIM in command line mode a "%" denotes the current file, "<cword>" denotes the current word under the cursor. I want to create a shortcut where I need the current line number. What is the symbol which denotes this? | 0 | [
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Is it possible to query the @@DBTS on a database other than the current database?
===
For a rigorous marker of the source database state, I'd like to capture the @@DBTS
of an external database in a sproc. Yeah, I think I could issue
<blockquote>
<code>
<br/>USE ExternalDB
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Delphi: Displaying a subset of a data set in data-aware controls
===
I've got an in-memory dataset with several fields, one of which is a primary key that another dataset references as a foreign key. Thing is, the master dataset can have multiple references to the detail dataset. (This is modeling an object that con... | 0 | [
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git-svn: how do i create a new svn branch via git?
===
I have a git repository which tracks an svn repository. I cloned it using `--stdlayout`.
I created a new local branch via `git checkout -b foobar`
Now I want this branch to end up in `…/branches/foobar` in the svn repository.
How do I go about that? | 0 | [
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WPF find a control
===
I created a grid in procedural code on my WPF page. Now I want to reference that grid.
Grid grid = (Grid)This.FindName("myGridName")
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How do I update a pre-existing Jar file
===
I've got a WAR file that I need to add two files to. Currently, I'm doing this:
File war = new File(DIRECTORY, "server.war");
JarOutputStream zos = new JarOutputStream(new BufferedOutputStream(new FileOutputStream(war)));
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Is there a way to check the MS Security Center for virus protection status?
===
We are in a Windows environment and looking to automate this process for non-company machines. If a vendor comes on site, we'd like to be able to have him/her hit a website that can perform a quick scan of the workstation to determine if ... | 0 | [
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Management and deployment of an n-Tier architecture
===
How do you manage development and deployment of a n-tier system that's made up of multiple websites, desktop applications, web services and databases that have a mix of dependencies?
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Empty string in not-null column in MySQL?
===
I used to use the standard mysql_connect(), mysql_query(), etc statements for doing MySQL stuff from PHP. Lately I've been switching over to using the wonderful MDB2 class. Along with it, I'm using prepared statements, so I don't have to worry about escaping my input and ... | 0 | [
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How does default path resolution work in .NET?
===
So... I used to think that when you accessed a file but specified the name without a path (CAISLog.csv in my case) that .NET would expect the file to reside at the same path as the running .exe.
This works when I'm stepping through a solution (C# .NET2.* VS2K5)... | 0 | [
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Upgrade Windows Web Server 2008 toward "standard" edition?
===
I have an instance of Windows Web Server 2008. Do you know if it is possible to upgrade it toward "Windows Standard Server 2008"? (I mean without a complete reinstall and considering that I have the license to do that) | 0 | [
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Format RSS pubDate as .NET DateTime
===
How would I format the standard RSS pubDate string as something closer to ASP.NET's DateTime?
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Wed, 29 Oct 2008 14:14:48 +0000
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MDX filter problem
===
I'm pretty new to the whole MDX thing, but the following is just driving me batty. A `FILTER` statement I'm using is acting... strangely. Code sample, followed by description:
SELECT
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How would I serialize a LINQ-to-SQL lazy list
===
I have a linq query and I am trying to put that in to a serializable object for a distributed caching (Velocity) but its failing due to a LINQ-to-SQL lazy list
like so
return from b in _datacontext.MemberBlogs
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Is there a public secure FTP site for testing?
===
I'm working on automating a process that downloads a file from a secure FTP server. I've had problems with the vendor's security certificate and I want to find a clean secure FTP server to test against. Does anyone know if there is a publicly available secure FTP si... | 4 | [
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Shorten the code for a lot of buttons in Prototype
===
I have a lot of buttons and by clicking on different button, different image and text would appear. I can achieve what I want, but the code is just so long and it seems very repetitive.
For example:
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MSHTML: How can you clear the undo / redo buffer of MSHTML
===
I'm using a C# wrapper control similar to the WebBrowser control that contains the COM / unmanaged MSHTML control.
I'm using this control in the edit mode which allows the user of the application to edit a a HTML document in a WYSIWYG manner.
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What's the best database framework for PHP?
===
After graduating from calling the `mysql_*` functions directly in my code, I've stepped up to a home-brewed database abstraction class. Now, I'm beginning to think that I should really use a "professional" DB class instead.
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macro definition containing #include directive
===
Is there a way to define a macro that may contain #include
directive in its body. If I just put
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parameter" since here I am not using # to concatenate strings.
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Default to last page in a ListView
===
Using a standard ASP.NET ListView with a LinqDataSource and pagination enabled (with a DataPager), what would be the best way to default to displaying the last page of results? | 0 | [
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How do you get child bands in ultragrid without using related tables in a dataset?
===
I'm using linq to pull back an object (i.e. customer) that might have a collection of other objects(customer.orders). I would be nice if I can pass this list of customers to the ultragrid and a hierarchical view of customers and th... | 0 | [
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Drawbacks to templates and the STL in C++
===
Are there any drawbacks to using the STL or templates. Are there any situations for which they are inappropriate. | 0 | [
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Why can't I reference a user defined type field when using nested queries?
===
So I have the following user defined type in my oracle database:
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE METRIC_IMPERIAL_DISTANCE AS OBJECT
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METERS_FEET INTEGER,
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FRACTION NUMBER
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I can ... | 0 | [
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Creating a Visual Studio Web test to upload a file with a random file name
===
I have (after quite a bit of work) a web test that will upload a file to my SharePoint document library using a file that is included in the test and DeploymentItem that identifies that file so it can be used in the file upload post paramet... | 0 | [
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MEF, creating Import's tree
===
Using MEF I want to do the following.
I have a WPF Shell. To the shell I want to Import from another DLL a UserControl that is also a View of my MVP triad.
The way the MVP triad works, is that in presenter I have a constructor that takes both IModel and IView and wires them up.
So,... | 0 | [
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What are the iPhone app-name restrictions? (And [where] are they documented?!)
===
It took me 2 days (and a lot of head/wall pounding) to finally discover that the reason ad-hoc distribution wasn't working for me was because my app-name had UTF-8 characters. I'm still boggling over how such a widely international pl... | 0 | [
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How can I join an XML column back onto the record it originates from?
===
I have a table "Blah" with a PK column BlahID and an XML column BlahItems.
This table has records as follows...
<pre>
BlahID BlahItems
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modern for loop for primitive array
===
Is there any performance difference between the for loops for primitive array?
Assume
double[] doubleArray = new double[10000000000];
for (double var: doubleArray)
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Best Place to Store SSIS Sensitive Encrypted Password In a SQL Server Agent Job
===
I prefer to keep our SSIS packages in a solution on the server, not in sql. By default, sensitive data is encrypted with a user key. Since the sql server agent uses a service account to run jobs, we have to change this encryption metho... | 0 | [
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