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Business interview questions from student to programmers/software business owners
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I plan on starting a software business when I graduate and as such would like to get to know my community a little better. Plan on meeting with other people who are working along very similar lines. In the interest of not looking l... | 4 | [
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How to chage text in svg dynamically
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I'm working on a report that includes an embedded svg diagram. The diagram is drawn using relative coordinates, so when a browser window resizes the diagram resizes pretty well. The only exception there is text - it remains the same. Is it possible to draw text in svg that is r... | 0 | [
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Where am I loosing the reference ?
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I'm trying to use the Visitor Pattern and I have as follows:
public class EnumerableActions<T> : IEnumerableActions<T>
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Is there a specification of the group leader protocol that handles IO?
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In Erlang, every process has a group leader, and when a process wants to print something (i.e. it calls the io library or does something similar), it will send a message to its group leader.
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Persuade Access 2007 to use a .UDL file/oledb connection?
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Is there any way of coaxing Access 2007 into using a .UDL file?
Specifically, one of our older products uses an Interbase 6.0 database. My client would like to link to his database, for read/write, using Access 2007 (in the short term).
While this is... | 0 | [
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"Best Practice" for Calling Web Services within an ASP.NET Application
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On a project I have recently been moved to, we have had a situation arise where we are calling web services asynchronously in a web app. During basic testing all works fine. However, when it comes to load testing the async calls are timing out ... | 0 | [
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Does .net have a Dictionary implementation that is equivalent to Java's ConcurrentHashMap?
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To recap for those .net gurus who might not know the Java api:
[ConcurrentHashMap][1] in Java has atomic methods (i.e. require no external locking) for common Map modification operations such as:
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Detecting TCP Client Disconnect
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If I'm running a simple server and have accept()ed a connection from a client, what is the best way to tell when the client has disconnected? Normally, the client in this case I supposed to send a close command, but what if it DCs manually? How can I tell or handle this? | 0 | [
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What's the most performant way to divide two integral values and obtain a floating point quotient in .NET?
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Consider the following signature in C#:
double Divide(int numerator, int denominator);
Is there a performance difference between the following implementations?
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LinqToXML XElement to XmlNode
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HI,
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jQuery droppable / draggable problem
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At the moment I have a set of divs, generated dynamically by php and all having their ids starting with 'itembox', with a count number appended. I have a droppable garbage bin area on the page so that the user can delete an individual itembox by fdragging and dropping on to the... | 0 | [
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How does SharePoint Services 3.0 Search work ?
===
I understand the following elements :
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How to write all the data in session to string[] also how to write the data in string [] to session
===
I using an ASP.net I need to copy all the session data (both session variables and session request variables) to string []. How to do this.
Also i need the reverse condition. | 0 | [
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Pass the same value of HiddenField between several ASP.NET pages
===
Would you explain me, please, how to pass the same value of [HiddenField][1] between several ASP.NET pages?
I think I could use [RegisterHiddenField][2] on every page in chain, but hope there is an easier solution.
Thanks!
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what is the difference between atan and atan2 in c++ ?
===
what is the difference between atan and atan2 in c++ ? | 0 | [
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of using a 'Partial Index'?
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PostgreSQL allows the creation of 'Partial Indexes' which are basically indexes with conditional predicates. <http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.2/static/indexes-partial.html>
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How do I add a ContextMenuStrip to a ToolStripButton?
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I have a toolstrip containing, among other things, a ToolStripComboBox and a ToolStripButton. I want to add a ContextMenuStrip to both of them, but I don't have direct access to the toolstrip or its other contents, so I can't set the context menu of the toolst... | 0 | [
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How to just load the latest version of dll from GAC
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I've written a batch execution framework and in it I want (in some scenarios) to load an assembly from the GAC where there may be multiple versions but I just want to load the *latest version*.
Is this even possible?
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debug Intranet ASP.NET Applications for Safari
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I have an asp.net intranet application for booking jobs and a phone index. Now most of my users are fine as they are using Firefox and or Internet Explorer. I have a user who can only use Safari and for some reason when we navigate to the intranet app, Safari seems t... | 0 | [
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ASP.NET ascx vs. aspx - Do you reuse user controls?
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Our team is developing a rather big ASP.NET web project which initially startet in ASP.NET 1.0 and was ported several times to all new versions of .NET.
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Why would an "command not recognized" error occur only when a window is populated?
===
My record sheet app has a menu option for creating a new, blank record sheet. When I open a sheet window, I can open new windows without a problem, using subprocess.Popen() to do it.
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ASP.NET MVC - .mvc Routing just fails in II6
===
I have been banging my head against a brick wall trying to deploy my MVC app on IIS6 ([linked question][1])
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Is it possible to use wxPython inside IronPython?
===
When my IronPython program gets to the line
import wx
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'IronPython.Runtime.Exceptions.PythonImportErrorException' occurred in IronPython.dll
Additional information: No module named _... | 0 | [
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How do you organise your STL headers?
===
I am working on a large project that uses the STL and have a question about your preferred way to organise your STL `#includes`.
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Persisting using hibernate/JPA
===
I have been working with hibernate/JPA on JBoss for some months now and have one question that I can't find an answer or solution for.
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byte[] array pattern search
===
Anyone know a good and effective way to search/match for a byte pattern in an byte[] array and then return the positions.
e.g.
byte[] pattern = new byte[] {**12,3,5,76,8,0,6,125**};
byte[] toBeSearched = new byte[] {23,36,43,76,125,56,34,234,**12,3,5,76,8,0,6,125**,234,56,211,1... | 0 | [
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Lineprinters Emulator/Virtual
===
Is there any such thing as a virtual Lineprinter.I mean a software emulation of a printer, that outputs to screen.
I have a project to change the output of print job. My past experience with a lineprinter was tedious rounds of
loop:
print
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Where to wrap a line of code, especially long argument lists?
===
What's your preferred way of wrapping lines of code, especially when it comes to long argument lists?
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Ruby dependency injection libraries.
===
I've been looking at some Ruby dependency injection libraries. In particularly, I checked out [Needle][1] and [Copland][2]. They've been around for quite awhile, yet not a lot of usages.
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Does JavaScript support verbatim strings?
===
In C# you can use verbatim strings like this:
@"\\server\share\file.txt"
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IAutomationObject not found when running Flex application
===
i get the following error when trying to run a flex application (which has been working fine!). I was playing around with some different setttings trying to optimize the compiled size. I've put these settings back to the defaults as much as I thought but st... | 0 | [
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Is there anyway to remove unused namespaces across a whole project or solution at once
===
i know you can do it file by file but is there anyway to do this in one step for all files in a project ?
thks,
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Best way to break long strings in C# source code
===
I am wondering what is the "best practice" to break long strings in C# source code. Is this string
"string1"+
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How do I assemble a console application with Maven without unpacking all dependencies?
===
Suppose I have the following directory layout in a Maven project:
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===
How can I build a native Mac OS X installer for my application, on a non-Mac platform?
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Parsing XML/XHTML in Actionscript
===
Is there anything similar to getElementById in actionscript?
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Software that clicks e-mail links on page?
===
We are experiencing a strange bug on our website which we think is related to the software installed on user's computers. We have an e-mail link on a lot of pages, which is created using Javascript (so spambots won't get it).
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===
I just can't remember the terminology used for this and other related properties. | 0 | [
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Is there a way to hide Maven 2 "target/" folder in Eclipse 3 ?
===
I'm using maven 2.0.9 with Eclipse 3.3.2.
I'm used to launch a fresh build once per day by a '*mvn clean install*'.
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How to modify a boxed value type inside a method
===
I'm tring to build a library for simplifing late binding calls in C#, and I'm getting trouble tring with reference parameteres. I have the following method to add a parameter used in a method call
public IInvoker AddParameter(ref object value)
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Capturing user input from Flex TextInput control: which event to use?
===
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How to deal with great products written with crappy code ?
===
I was asked to improve and maintain an internal Web application used and approved by a important community of users. This includes performance improvements and features adding.
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Catch void.. BIG TROUBLE!!
===
We just shifted from VB to C# and I am having some troubles..!
Why can't I create a private static const void??
why is it not working?
private static const void MyVoid(void void)
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try
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string to const char*
===
This line:
strcat(query,*it); (where *it is an iterator to a string)
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no matching function for call to `strcat(char[200], const std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >&)'
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.NET XML Serializer with Japanese chars in username
===
We are having a problem whenever our application makes use of the XML
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Japanese characters.
We have prepared a sample application that tests the serializer on its own:
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Most efficient way to test equality of lambda expressions
===
Given a method signature:
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What are your efficiency gains by removing XML in java projects ?
===
I have just moved from phase 1 to phase 2 of a project. In this transition we got rid of all of the XML configuration for spring and struts2, switching to a fully annotated regime.
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Extracting Leaf paths from n-ary tree in F#
===
Inspired by [this question][1], I wanted to try my hand at the latest [ponder this challenge][2], using F#
My approach is probably completely off course, but in the course of solving this problem, I'm trying to get a list of all the permutations of the digits 0-9.
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MSI packaging guidance
===
We're in the process of packaging combinations of our products/modules. Some of them are stand-alone some are interdependent. All versions must be deployable side-by-side. As it is we're considering two choices:
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Reporting Services .. How to Export an Excel Spreadsheet with Hyperlinks disabled
===
I'm using the ReportViewer control to display a Report within a WebForm, i've also implemented the "Export to Excel" feature, by calling the Render method of the Server Report
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Oracle setting per user default scheme (not altering a session)
===
is there a way to change an oracle user's default schema?
I found it in the FAQ that I can alter it in the session, but it's not what I want. E.G. the user at log on always sees another schema as default.
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ASP.net Session Destroy if he closes the browser
===
I have an website. When the user is logged the session details will loaded.
When the user logged out the session details will abandoned. (Log out by clicking the logout menu)
when the user simply closes the browser then how to destroy the session.
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Using C++ from Objective C : how to allocate/deallocate?
===
Currently, my Objective C classes use C++ objects by doing a <code>new</code> when the owner is created, and calling <code>delete</code> when it is destroyed. But is there another way? I'd like to be able to declare, say, an <code>auto_ptr</code> whose scope... | 0 | [
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SQLMembershipProvider - Adding membership to an existing database. Setting permissions
===
I am adding membership-related schemas to an existing database (lets call it myDatabase) following [those instructions][1].
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Using RegEX To Prefix And Append In Notepad++
===
I have quite a large list of words in a txt file and I'm trying to do a regex find and replace in Notepad++. I need to add a string before each line and after each line.. So that:
wordone
wordtwo
wordthree
become
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XSD - how can I ensure the existance of a particular element with a given attribute?
===
I'm trying to add extra validation to <a href="http://docs.jboss.org/jbpm/v3/userguide/jpdl.html">jdpl</a> process-definition files using XSD.
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Put a program in the system tray at startup
===
I followed the commonly-linked tip for reducing an application to the system tray : http://www.developer.com/net/csharp/article.php/3336751
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Apache reverse proxy set up secure certificate
===
We need to set up a secure certificate on an Apache reverse proxy.
We've been advised that we need to use a virtual host directive.
I've looked these up in the O'Reilly book bit can't find any examples that pick up https specifically.
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Java: JavaFX and Java Interoperability
===
###Can I utilise the new functionality provided by the new JavaFX APIs directly from Java to the same extent as I would be able to using JavaFX Script?
<br>
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python list in sql query as parameter
===
I have a python list, say l
l = [1,5,8]
I want to write a sql query to get the data for all the elements of the list, say
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STL Migration issues (VS 2003 -> 2005)
===
I have just converted a project from Visual Studio 2003 to 2005 and although most of it 'converted' fine, I have a series of STL errors from the following line:
void SomeFn( std::vector<CSomeObject*>::iterator it,
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Mysql InnoDB "error 32" on Windows
===
since fews days Mysql server on Windows does not success on closing itself. In the mysql error log I find multiple instance of these lines:
InnoDB: Operating system error number 32 in a file operation.
InnoDB: The error means that another program is using InnoDB's files.
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Writing string at the same position using Console.Write in C# 2.0
===
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Visual C# 2008 EE SP1 - Linq to SQL - Data Connection to remote server?
===
After upgrading my Visual C# 2008 Express Edition to .NET3.5, SP1, I've been unable to create new LINQ to SQL classes using a remotely connected database. I used to be able to do so fine.
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How can I integrate .Net with Java ?
===
I'm not looking for the usual answer like Web-services. I'm looking for a lite solution to be run in the same machine. | 0 | [
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How do I get the error icon used by DataGridImageCell?
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I display some objects that have thumbnails in two ways: one in a DataGridView, and one in a custom control.
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Size of an open file object
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Is there a way to find the size of a file object that is currently open?
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Design of type constructors in Haskell
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Which do you suggest:
data Direction = Left | Right
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newtype Direction = Direction Bool
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data Move = WalkRight Bool | Jump
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data Move = Walk Direction | Jump
depending of the previous answer.
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Overriding static field
===
I'm writing a C# game engine for my game, and I've hit a rock.
I need to do a XNA.Rectangle drawRectangle for each different type of block.
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Orient object's rotation to a spline point tangent in THREE.JS
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Persist few key-value pairs
===
I have about 10 key-value pairs which I need to persist. As it is not big I surely don't want to go with a database. So I was thinking of a simple java Hashmap. But then how can I persist it?
The other option could be an xml file, but then I have the difficulty of parsing it.
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Reporting the number of times IPs change value during program execution
===
Can software be written (for some specific programming language, platform, etc.) that will inform a user of exactly how many times the relevant *machine-level instruction pointers* change value during the execution of a program? Is such softwa... | 0 | [
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php mysql get row
===
I am trying to use the mysqli to access a mysql database and a table called phptest, with the code below. I am trying to check if row is = 0 or something else but it does not echo anything. What is wrong with the code?
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Big integer field in django models
===
In short: How do you specify a BIGINT in Django models?
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===
What memory leak detection tools are available for use with open source C/C++ on Windows?
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Add / Remove the word 'The' to specific countries
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I've spent hours trying to get my code to work, its a rats nest of if/elses. Basically I want to check a country name against these two arrays:
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Running applications through Telnet
===
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Using Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Stream") in IE7
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I have a asp.net 1.1 application that uses the following code to write out a file in the response:
Dim objStream As Object
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Zend framework; Getting controller to use different viewer.
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I am using the Zend Framework.
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The .NET 'With' Statement - embrace or avoid?
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PHP replaces spaces with underlines
===
I have the problem, that PHP replaces all spaces with underlines in POST and GET variables.
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'Refresh' HTTP header
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I'm automating a web application (the Mantis bug tracker) and I'm getting an interesting response header from it, called Refresh:
HTTP/1.x 200 OK
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Convert string to PAnsiChar in Delphi 2009
===
I'm converting my applications to Delphi 2009 and faced an intriguing issue with some calls that need to convert a string (wide) to AnsiString.
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===
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Finding someone's age in SQL
===
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Pickled file won't load on Mac/Linux
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Maximum number of cookies allowed
===
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Automation Error when using ADO/MDAC
===
OK, struggling to get a definitive answer to this one...
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How do they draw the charts/graphs on stackoverflow?
===
I spent ages learning VML and creating charts for a website once, but since VML only works in Internet Explorer, it's not much good these days.
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Problem with Regional settings somewhere
===
With reference to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/280597/problem-with-date-daymonth-reversing-on-save
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How to access java-classes in the default-package?
===
I'm working now together with others in a grails project. I have to write some Java-classes. But I need access to an searchable object created with groovy. It seems, that this object has to be placed in the default-package. My question is: Is a way to access this ... | 0 | [
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QueueConnectionFactory for MQSeries
===
Does anyone know if there is an implementation of javax.jms.QueueConnectionFactory for MQSeries and where to get it? I Googled it and searched IBM website but couldn't find anything. I don't want to retrieve the connection or factory from Websphere MQ via jndi, I need my own con... | 0 | [
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"Constraints for explicit interface implementation..."
===
I can't figure out why the following wont work, any ideas?
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.Net Remoting Target machine actively refused connection
===
I am trying to establish a basic .NET Remoting communication between 2x 64bit windows machines.. If Machine1 is acting as client and Machine2 as server, then everything works fine. The other way around the following exception occurs:
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Our boss wants to know what company rules we should have to improve the culture?
===
He want's to know our opinions on whether we should have flexitime, allow non-work related internet access etc.
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Output result of xsl:value-of in an xml attribute
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I have an XML input file and I'm trying to output the result of a call like:
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Easiest way to deploy simple ASP.NET app to hosted IIS 6.0 server
===
I'm building a simple ASP.NET web application in VS 2008 with a SQL 2005 database. I'm working on Vista and I'd prefer not to install IIS (I'd rather just us Cassini for local testing). Here's what I've tried:
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jQuery SimpleTree: Add a node programatically
===
I'm trying to add a new node to an jQuery [SimpleTree][1], but all I seem to be able to get is "sTC.addNode is not a function"...
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Acegi Security: How do i add another GrantedAuthority to Authentication to anonymous user
===
i give users special URL with access key in it. users accessing the public page via this special url should be able to see some additional data as compared to simple anonymous user.
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Interactions between windows
===
what's the best/proper way of interacting between several windows in C# app?
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