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Create Generic Class instance based on Anonymous Type
===
I have a class ReportingComponent<T>, which has the constructor:
public ReportingComponent(IQueryable<T> query) {}
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Passing parameter to VBA Macro
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I am trying to run a macro when I double click on Visio shapes. I want to pass the shape object to the VBA macro so that I could do something in the macro depending on the id of the Shape object.
Is it possible to pass the parameter to VBA macro. If yes, please let me know how?
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What is the best usb library to communicate with usb HID devices on Windows?
===
The library should;
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3D laser scanner capturing normals?
===
The Lab university I work at is in the process of purchasing a laser scanner for scanning 3D objects. All along from the start we've been trying to find a scanner that is able to capture real RAW normals from the actual scanned surface. It seems that most scanners only capture p... | 0 | [
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External JS file in web user control?
===
In a html page we use the head tag to add reference to our external .js files .. we can also include script tags in the body .. But how do we include our external .js file in a web user control?
After little googling I got this. It works but is this the only way?
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email body from a parsed email object in jython
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I have an object.
fp = open(self.currentEmailPath, "rb")
p = email.Parser.Parser()
self.currentEmailParsedInstance = p.parse(fp)
fp.close()
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is it possible to create multitreading application in vc6 with boost library?
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is it possible to create multitreading application in vc6 with boost library?
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Loading HTML from a .res file
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I want to add items to an ASP.Net combobox using Javascript.
===
I want to add an item to an ASP.Net combobox using Javascript. I can retrieve the ID (No Masterpage). How can I add values to the combobox from Javascript? My present code looks like this.
<code>
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OpenGl extension documentation?
===
Where can I find the official documentation of OpenGL extensions?
The base API is pretty well documented and a google search for a function name returns multiple pages with the documentation text. yet googling an extension function usually doesn't return anything useful.
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Asp.Net MVC with Entity Framework
===
I'm thinking it would be smart to setup the Entity object context in Application_BeginRequest, store it in Request.items, use it throughout the request and dispose it in Application_EndRequest. That way the context is always available and I can navigate the Entity Framework object... | 0 | [
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Python Linked List
===
What's the easiest way to use a linked list in python? In scheme, a linked list is defined simply by `'(1 2 3 4 5)`. Python's lists, `[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]`, and tuples, `(1, 2, 3, 4, 5)`, are not, in fact, linked lists, and linked lists have some nice properties such as constant-time concatenation, a... | 0 | [
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Menu Accelerator Keys Not Showing Up (Delphi 2009)
===
I've tried my best and cannot figure out what happened here. It worked fine in Delphi 4. After upgrading to Delphi 2009, I don't know if this is the way it is supposed to work, or if it's a problem:
This is what my program's menu looks like in Design Mode under... | 0 | [
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How to Read SMS/MMS in UIQ
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How to Read SMS/MMS in UIQ ? | 0 | [
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i18n - best practices for internationalization - XLIFF, gettext, INI, ... ??
===
When deciding about **internationalization** the toughest part is the adapter choice.
For example the Zend PHP Framework offers the following adapters which cover pretty much all my options:
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Does LINQ to Entities reuse instances of objects?
===
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Creating DNS records programatically
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Practical FlapJax
===
Has anybody used or seen a website that uses [FlapJax](http://www.flapjax-lang.org/) to function, rather than just as a demo? I'm curious to see how they operate / how difficult they were to write.
List one example per answer. | 0 | [
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Forms - Dropdownlist
===
How to design a dropdown list that can have multiple selections using checkboxes. Can we do it using html/css or it requires javascript? For a visual clarity you can have a look at the image I have attached.![alt text][1]
[1]: http://shivanand.in/tmp/dropdown.gif | 0 | [
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What is relational parametricity?
===
A complicated-sounding term with no good explanations from a simple google search... are there any more academically-oriented folk who could explain this one? | 0 | [
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Does persistence ignorance in ADO.NET entity framework mean what I think it means?
===
If the framework is persistence agnostic, can my unit tests construct a file system version of the persistance store underneath my entity model?
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Merge XDocument
===
I am trying to merge several XML files in a single XDocument object.
Merge does not exist in XDocument object. I miss this.
Has anyone already implemented a Merge extension method for XDocument, or something similar ? | 0 | [
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When is "self" required?
===
I have been using classes for only a short while and when I write a method, I make all variables reference self, e.g. self.foo.
However, I'm looking through the *wxPython in Action* book and notice that "self" isn't used all the time. For example:
import wx
class TextFrame... | 0 | [
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Programming for the 64 bit platform
===
While working on a .Net application (let's say an Asp.Net one), are there any differences in the way you would do things while working on the 64 bit platform, as compared to working on a 32 bit platform.
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WPF: HorizontalAlignment=Stretch, MaxWidth, and Left aligned at the same time?
===
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UpdatePanel seems to struggle with huge data as AsynPostBack. jSonSerializer maxLength doesn't help
===
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How do I use PostThreadMessage to close internet explore from c++
===
Im trying to start iexplore.exe let it run for 5 seconds and then close it again.
iexplore opens just fine however it doest close when i call the PostThreadMessage can any one see what im doing wrong here is the code:
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How to convert Unicode string into a utf-8 or utf-16 string?
===
How to convert Unicode string into a utf-8 or utf-16 string?
My VS2005 project is using Unicode char set, while sqlite in cpp provide
int sqlite3_open(
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.NET CF Application and Out of Memory Exception
===
I am developing a .NET CF 3.5 network game. My issue is the app loads all the resources at first instance. However upon subsequent launches, the app gives me memory out of exception while loading resources especially sounds or big images.
Please guide me
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*FREE* Screencasting Apps & Utilities
===
I know there has been previous talk on here about screencasting tools/apps, however I thought I would be more specific in what I am after in the hope that it can help me and others :)
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Real life business case for using spring method replacement?
===
Spring IoC container gives you [an option][1] of replacing a method of a bean. Can someone provide a real life example of using this feature to solve real life problem?
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Is there any way to access MSMQ public queue if not on domain?
===
The solution is crying out for the MSMQ solution but unfortunately the posting service is not on the domain. Is there anyway to post to the public queue that is on the domain from the machine in the DMZ?
I could use a webservice to post but this is ... | 0 | [
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Increment version number in advanced installer
===
I read a little of the help for my advanced installer 6.5.1 and couldn't find a way to change the version string except by hand.
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What could cause Vb6 run time error 430
===
I have a COM dll written in vb6. When I try to create a new object of a class module from this dll I get a Run timer error 430: Class does not support automation or does not support expected interface. The interesting thing is that this happens only from outside the IDE, whe... | 0 | [
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PHP by-reference parameters and default null
===
Let's say we have a method signature like
public static function explodeDn($dn, array &$keys = null, array &$vals = null,
$caseFold = self::ATTR_CASEFOLD_NONE)
we can easily call the method by omitting all parameters after `$dn`:
$dn=Zend_Ldap... | 0 | [
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Javascript how do you find the caller function?
===
main function()
{
hello();
}
Hello function()
{
// how do you find out the caller is function 'main'?
}
Is there a way to find out call stack at all?
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Obtaining my custom error message from SQL 2000 sp
===
I have an sp with the following pseudo code...
BEGIN TRANSACTION
set @errorLocation='Deleting Permissions'
DELETE [tblUsrPermissions]
WHERE
lngUserID = @lngUserID
if @@error>0
begin
goto roll_b... | 0 | [
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SSIS/CSV Architecture question
===
I'm building a series of SSIS packages which will be designed to do the following:
1.) import a few thousand rows from a CSV file into a series of SQL 2005 tables
2.) export a few thousand rows into a series of CSV files
I've a few concerns before I dive in:
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Bring Windows Mobile 6 forms into the front
===
I have problems with bringing a windows mobile 6 form to the front.
I tried things like this already
Form1 testForm = new Form1();
testForm.Show();
testForm.BringToFront();
testForm.Focus();
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Transparent generic exception handling for asp.net / MOSS2007 (with code)
===
Not exactly a question this, but something that might help out a few people I hope..
Some time ago, I wrote a general transparent exception handling module for use in a MOSS 2007 (Sharepoint) solution. The solution had many web parts, web... | 0 | [
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getting a download prompt due to response mixed up from two requests
===
I have a 4 iframes in my page whose src's change as i scroll down my web page. The faster i scroll the src's change more frequently. If i scroll fast enough i get a download prompt in FF. The downloaded file contains garbled text followed by http... | 0 | [
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multiple mysql_real_query() in while loop
===
It seems that when I have one mysql_real_query() function in a continuous while loop, the query will get executed OK.
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HttpHandler response is never returned
===
We've got a fairly complex httphandler for handling images. Basically it streams any part of the image at any size that is requested. Some clients use this handler without any problems. But we've got one location that gives us problems, and now it also gives problems on my de... | 0 | [
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Esxaping regex string in Python
===
I want to use input of a user as an regex pattern for a search over some text , it work but how I can handle cases where user puts characters that has meaning in regex , for example user want to search for Word(s), regex engine will take the (s) as a group but i want it to treat it ... | 0 | [
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What's a good directory structure for large C#/C++ solutions?
===
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Refactoring solution needed
===
I have a page on which I must load controls dynamically based on the user selection.
Let's say that I have something like this: <br/>
public static readonly Dictionary`<string, string>` DynamicControls = new Dictionary`<string, string>` <br/>
{<br/>
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How can I renew my expired ClickOnce Certificate
===
I need to make some changes to a clickOnce application that I haven't touched for over a year and therefore the certificate has expired.
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_CRT_DEBUGGER_HOOK throws exception
===
I'm having a problem converting my program from VS2005 to VS2008. When I run
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Enabling/Disabling Aero from a Windows Service
===
I have some code to enable/disable the Windows Aero service in Vista, and I would like to run it in a Windows Service. The code works in a standalone application, but when I run it from a Service, nothing happens. No errors or exceptions are thrown.
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How do I rename a DLL but still allow the EXE to find it?
===
We have a DLL which is produced in house, and for which we have the associated static LIB of stubs.
We also have an EXE which uses this DLL using the simple method of statically linking to the DLL's LIB file (ie, not manually using LoadLibrary).
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How do I convert mod_rewrite (QSA option) to Nginx equivalent?
===
I'm looking to convert the following `mod_rewrite` rule to the [Nginx equivalent][nginxrewrite]:
RewriteRule ^foo/*$ /bar/index.php [L,QSA]
RewriteRule ^/*$ /bar/index.php [L,QSA]
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mysql recursive update
===
I have two mysql tables, one containing details on cars and one containing all the possible models of the cars, as such:
<pre>
cars:
car_id
model
[more details]
models:
model_id
model_name
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How to minus instead of add in a Sum() like sql function
===
I have a group by clause in a sql statement and need to use an aggregate function to minus all the values in each group instead of adding like the Sum() function.
i.e.
SELECT Sum(A)
FROM (
SELECT 2 AS A
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Why to Use Explicit Interface Implementation To Invoke a Protected Method?
===
When browsing ASP.NET MVC source code in [codeplex][1], I found it is common to have a class explicitly implementing interface. The explicitly implemented method/property then invoke another "protected virtual" method/property with same nam... | 0 | [
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MySQL collations not working as advertised in documentation
===
I'm trying to get my MySQL table to behave as the utf8 table in Example 2 from this [MySQL Reference][1] page:
CREATE TABLE germanutf8 (c CHAR(10)) CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci;
INSERT INTO germanutf8 VALUES ('Bar'), ('Bär');
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Are there any books on the principles behind ORM:s?
===
There are a few books about specific ORM products such as Hibernate or Linq to SQL, but I would be quite interested in any material on the more general principles, history etc of ORM.
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Queue using table
===
I need to implement a queue using table.
The business requirement is to have a single queue which will be accessed by 5-10 boxes to get the next job/jobs. There will not be more than 5000 jobs per day. Also, a batch of jobs should be "dequeued" at one time.
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XSD schema: Meta data driven generation with XSLT
===
I'm regularly creating an XSD schema by transforming a proprietary data model of a legacy system. This works out pretty good. However, the legacy system only allows me to specify very basic attributes of a parameter, such as the data type (`int`, `string` etc.).
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Fetching 'action_name' or 'controller' from helper spec
===
my first question here.
Let say I have the following code in **application_helper.rb**
def do_something
if action_name == 'index'
'do'
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'dont'
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flash fscommands and javascript
===
I try get the [mp3 flash player][1] to work with my javascript on all browsers. All went well for first, but fast realized that my code doesn't work on MSIE.
[1]: http://flash-mp3-player.net/players/js/
After trying to find out I found this in the reference code:
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How to get cmd line build command for VS solution?
===
This is probably easy but I am getting stuck: when I build a solution in Visual Studio - how do extract the exact cmd line for the current build command in order to be able to do the same build from VisualStudio console?
In the output window I can see the sing... | 0 | [
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Is NetBiscuits any good?
===
Has anybody got any real world stories build mobile web sites with NetBiscuits? | 0 | [
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Run once a day
===
Is there any clever method out there to make my executeEveryDayMethod() execute once a day, without having to involve the Windows TaskScheduler?
Regards
/Anders | 0 | [
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how to control popen stdin, stdout, stderr redirection?
===
I am confused about how popen() redirects stdin, stdout and stderr of the child process in unix. The man page on popen() is not very clear in this regard. The call
FILE *p = popen("/usr/bin/foo", "w");
forks a child process and executes a shell with... | 0 | [
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Window handle debugging in Winforms
===
I have a user that keeps getting this error. Is there a tool that does window handle counting that i can use to figure out why he keeps getting this error.
System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception: Error creating window handle.
at System.Windows.Forms.NativeWindow.CreateHand... | 0 | [
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How to work with an interface dynamically loaded from an assembly and invoke its members
===
I have got some code to load an assembly and get all types, which implement a certain interface, like this (assume asm is a valid and loaded assembly).
var results = from type in asm.GetTypes()
where typeof(IServ... | 0 | [
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Problem with date day/month reversing on save
===
We have a problem affecting the production environment only.
We have a VB6/ASP website that allows for data in a database table to be hand edited.
It looks alot like an editable datagrid.
One of the editable columns is a date and when the record is saved dates... | 0 | [
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Java File.canWrite() on Vista and super hidden files
===
I have some code that effectively does this :
File file = new File("C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Something\\fred.txt");
System.out.println("file.canWrite() = " + file.canWrite());
It prints true.
Now the odd thing is, I can create the file withou... | 0 | [
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How do I preview a Windows Media Encoder session in WPF?
===
This code work in a windows form application (show the preview) but not in a WPF-application.
WMEncoder _encoder;
WMEncDataView _preview;
_encoder = new WMEncoder();
IWMEncSourceGroupCollection SrcGrpColl = _encoder.SourceGroupCollecti... | 0 | [
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Which is faster - C# unsafe code or raw C++
===
I'm writing an image processing program to perform real time processing of video frames. It's in C# using the Emgu.CV library (C#) that wraps the OpenCV library dll (unmanaged C++). Now I have to write my own special algorithm and it needs to be as fast as possible.
... | 0 | [
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how to pass an event from a child object in a generic list to the parent?
===
here is my example code:
Public Class Parent
Private _TestProperty As String
Private WithEvents _Child As IList(Of Child)
Public Property Test() As String
Get
Return _Test... | 0 | [
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What is the current level of XHTML support in browsers and search engine spiders?
===
Ignoring the IE case, are there any other browsers that can't understand the application/xhtml+xml content type? And what about the search engine spiders?
I could not find any answers on the web that would not be a few years old a... | 0 | [
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===
Having come across a link on stack overflow, I have found the writings of [Miško Hevery][1] very engaging reading. So good that I am seeing a new approach to what I previously thought I was doing quite well.
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Why can't I store boost::function in std::list?
===
Why does the following code have the error "error: expected `;' before 'it'"?
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Mid range embedded Processor
===
I have worked on embedded projects with small 8 bit processor like the PIC and AVR and lots of high end Power PC work. I need a board for a project that is not going to work on a 8 bit processor but a Power PC with lots of memory and peripherals is total overkill.
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The best way to import(merge)-export java db database
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I have let's say two pc's.PC-a and PC-b which both have the same application installed with java db support.I want from time to time to copy the data from the database on PC-a to database to PC-b and vice-versa so the two PC's to have the same data all the time... | 0 | [
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Random image picker PHP
===
$images = array();
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changing tables rows to links
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I am trying to change the rows output by php in a table to links. I have added the a href tags to the example below, however it results in an unexpected T_VARIABLE. I have tried it without the extra quotes, but this displays a blank table. I am not sure what the flaw in the logic is.
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Alternative to HttpListener?
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How can I validate within an InfoPath form wether an user exists within a SharePoint Portal?
===
I am creating a form within InfoPath which is to be integrated into a SharePoint 2007 Portal. Within this form there will be a textfield into which a user can enter the Name of a Person.
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Java: Immutable to Immutable Conversions
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I've been thinking of ways of providing syntactic sugar for a framework I have been working on. I want to deal with Immitable objects exclusively.
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Elements order - for (... in ...) loop in javascript
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Does the for...in loop in Javascript loops through the hashtables/elements in the order they are declared? Is there a browser which doesn't do it in order?
The object I wish to use will be declared *once* and will never be modified.
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Access Get parameter with a scriptlet
===
I hava a url such as *search.do?offset=20*
offset sometimes is in the url sometimes not. When it is not in the URL i want it to be 0.
i try, without success, to retrieve the value with a scriptlet as follows:
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writing data from access to excel file
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i am trying to use the following code to write data into an excel file
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How do I automatically fail a nant build if NDepend query raises a warning
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OK first some background. I am busing automating our build process. We run a mixture of Vs 2005 and VS 2008 both targeting platform 2.0. We use Nant to do our builds using the MSBUILD task to do the compile and Cruise Control .net to do o... | 0 | [
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How to add a dependency to a arbitrary file to a T4 template?
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I have a T4 template that generates classes from an xml file.
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I have a large c# solution file (~100 projects), and I am trying to improve build times. I think that "Copy Local" is wasteful in many cases for us, but I am wondering about best practices.
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What's the best design in .NET to use for sending data over an unreliable (3G) network connection?
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I'm re-designing an app I inherited that sends digital photos from a laptop to a web server. The idea is to take photos "out on the field" and have them instantly published on a web page (with some more fancy feature... | 0 | [
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JQuery validate: How to add a rule for regular expression validation?
===
I am new to JQuery and am using the **JQuery validation plugin**. Great stuff!
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definition of filename ?
===
After years of programming it's still some of the simple things that keep tripping me up.
Is there a commonly agreed definition of filename ?
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How do modify the look and feel of a Sharepoint site?
===
I somehow got lumbered with deploying SharePoint at work. I hate it, even the simplest things seem to be unnecessarily difficult.
I've seen a few resources scattered around, but they all seem to stop short of helping me really take control of the css.
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Ruby scripting on Windows
===
I'm making a **simple** script using ruby on a Windows 2003 Server.
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- How can I send emails through an Exchange Server 2003?
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API for getting screen region changes?
===
I am writing a sort of screen-recording app for Windows and wish to know when and which regions of the screen/active window have changed.
Is there a Windows API I can hook to get notified of screen changes?
Or would I need to manually write something like [this][1]? :(
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Perl - worth to pick?
===
My boss has decided to use perl as our (preferably) single, main development language.
For me, it just doesn't seem right. I'm asking on your opinion about it, as my feelings might be influenced by today's trends and the horrible syntax (coming from c/java background).
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Enumerating Windows/Controls of another application from .Net
===
I'm developing a small utility application that needs to detect whether another one has one of its MDI child windows open (it's an off-the-shelf Win32 business application over which I have neither source code nor control).
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SQL statement from two tables
===
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Best Algorithm for key/value pair where key is an int64 in Delphi, pre Delphi 2009?
===
I need an algorithm to store a key/value pair, where the key is an Int64. I'm currently using a sorted IntList (same as a TStringList, but stores int64s). This gives me O(log n) for search, Insert and delete operations. Since I don... | 0 | [
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