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Should I start using TDD on a project that dosn't use it already
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I have a project that I have been working on for a while, just one of those little pet projects that I would like to one day release to open source.
Now I started the project about 12 months ago but I was only working on it lightly, I have just s... | 0 | [
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Outlook rendering problem, rendering text too large.
===
I'm trying to create a newsletter standard for our org and having problems with Outlook rendering the text too large.
Here is the css section of the page
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LIghtweight instrumentation
===
I have a winforms app and i want to keep track of every time a user clicks certain buttons, etc as well as other actions. What is the best way for me to keep track of this information and then put it together so i can run metrics on most used features, etc.
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Does delete work with pointers to base class?
===
Do you have to pass delete the same pointer that was returned by new, or can you pass it a pointer to one of the classes base types? For example:
class Base
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virtual ~Base();
...
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class IFoo
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Anyone actually using Mosso Files (Amazon S3 competitor)?
===
We have a bunch of data on S3 (images) but just started reading about Mosso Files (rackspace). Sometime this month they are going to add CDN capabilities so any file you upload is part of the limelight CDN.
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Generate unique ID to share with multipule tables SQL 2008
===
I have a couple of tables in a SQL 2008 server that I need to generate unique ID's for. I have looked at the "identity" column but the ID's really need to be unique and shared between all the tables.
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Environment constants
===
Is there an equivalant to Environment.NewLine in DotNet for a Tab character? | 0 | [
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JavaScript (or JS+PHP) Terminal Client
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Does anyone know of a JS-based terminal client? Either something that initiates an SSH connection with a remote host or even something that simply communicates with a remote PHP script to execute commands and retrieve output. Does such a thing exist? | 0 | [
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How do I create an empty MDB from ADO
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pycurl WRITEDATA WRITEFUNCTION collision/crash
===
How do i turnoff WRITEFUNCTION and WRITEDATA ?
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How do I count bytecodes in Python so I can modify sys.setcheckinterval appropriately
===
I have a port scanning application that uses work queues and threads, it uses simple TCP connections and spends a lot of time waiting for packets to come back (up to half a second). Thus the threads don't need to fully execute (i... | 0 | [
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SQL : one foreign key references primary key in one of several tables
===
I am working on an application that will be used as an extensible framework for other applications.
One of the fundamental classes is called Node, and Nodes have Content. The SQL tables look like this:
TABLE Node ( NodeId int, .... etc )
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How do I gzip my web files
===
As prescribed by Yahoo!, gzip'ng files would make your websites load faster. The problem? I don't know how :p | 0 | [
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Using Stomp and Apache ActiveMQ as reliable syslog
===
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IOC, Mixing injections with parameters in the constructor?
===
I am new to IOC, so I wanted to know the best strategy to handle
the case where I want to pass data structures/paramters as well as injected
objects into a class, like
simple example:
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In Oracle what does 'Buffer Gets' actual refer to?
===
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Using sprintf without a manually allocated buffer
===
In the application that I am working on, the logging facility makes use of `sprintf` to format the text that gets written to file. So, something like:
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sprintf(buffer, ... );
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Is it possible to pass parameters by reference using call_user_func_array()?
===
When using `call_user_func_array()` I want to pass a parameter by reference. How would I do this. For example
function toBeCalled( &$parameter ) {
//...Do Something...
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protobuf serialization of language specific data structures
===
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Array of zero length
===
I am working on refactoring some old code and have found few structs containing zero length arrays (below). Warnings depressed by pragma, of course, but I've failed to create by "new" structures containing such structures (error 2233). Array 'byData' used as pointer, but why not to use pointer... | 0 | [
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Inplace substitution from config parser
===
I have a very tricky situation (for my standards) in hand. I have a script that needs to read script variable name from configparser. e.g. I need to read
self.post.id
from .cfg file and use it as a variable in the script. How do i achieve this?
--Thanks
Mohit
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**My goal is to get Limewire(JAVA) and Songbird(XULRunner) to run together.**
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I'm trying to create a new module for Sitefinity. I'm basing my module off the sample module linked to from the documentation. http://www.sitefinity.com/help/developer-manual/adding-modules-pluggable-explained.html
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Is there a "result server" that store performance test result, with good analysis tool?
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Passing an array using COM?
===
I am a COM object written in ATL that is used from a C++ application, and I want to pass an array of BYTEs between the two. My experience of COM/IDL so far is limited to passing simple types (BSTRs, LONGs, etc.).
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Have you ever noticed some JSP incompatibilities with WebSphere ?
===
When we write in a Javascript expression :
expression < <%=variableJsp%>
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CSS: font-size: inherit * 70% ?
===
Is there a way to specify the font size for a class to be, say, 70% of the inherited font size?
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dotnet: ListChangedType.ItemDeleted is useless?
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Sorting and Filtering Records
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How do I set a textbox's value using an anchor with jQuery?
===
I have a textbox whose value I want to set based on the inner text of an anchor tag. In other words, when someone clicks on this anchor:
<a href="javascript:void();">Blah</a>
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Code ownership of personal tools used and created by employee
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Requesting memory for your application
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I am having a similar issue to [this person][1]. The primary difference being the application is NOT meant for a developer environment, and therefore I need to know how to optimize the space used by Sql Server (possibly per machine based on specs).
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c# Pre-processor directive scope
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Im looking to use:
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PHP SimpleXML. How to get the last item?
===
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ex.
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SVN Working Copies on Network Share
===
Ok, I'm getting my version control processes in order for my web team.
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C++ mark as deprecated
===
I have a method in an interface that I want to deprecate with portable C++.
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What is a good Very-High level UI framework for Javascript?
===
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Using versioned .Net assemblies
===
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LINQ: Get attribute with any namespace but specific name
===
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C# Best practice: Centralised event controller or not
===
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Turn a string into a valid filename in Python
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I have a string that I want to use as a filename, so I want to remove all characters that wouldn't be allowed in filenames, using Python.
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asp.Net GridView bind custom object with nested List
===
I have a List of custom object, which consist of a custom list.
class person{
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int age;
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string address;
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ASP.NET Security Best Practices
===
What are others ASP.NET Security Best Practices. Some of them are:
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* Never stored password directly or in encrypted form. Always stored one ways hashed passwords.
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How to avoid FileNotFoundException if .NET 3.5 is not installed?
===
If you try to launch a .NET 3.5 application on a Windows computer which does not have this version of the .NET framework installed, you get a `FileNotFoundException` for some system assemblies (for example System.Core 3.5.0.0).
Is it possible to c... | 0 | [
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How to set a SecurityManager for this thread and not for System ?
===
I have a program thai is running a basic RMISecurityManager in all its threads. But I would like to do more control to several threads and set another SecurityManager specially for these threads.
How can I do that ?
thank you by advance. | 0 | [
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What's are the practical differences between C compilers on Windows?
===
A program written in Visual C/C++ 2005/2008 might not compile with another compiler such as GNU C/C++. When trying to reuse code, which uses windows.h, written for a particular compiler with another, what differences to be aware of, e.g. code wr... | 0 | [
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What Java FTP client library should I use?
===
Since I received no positives answers to my [last](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/285237/does-a-javascriptable-ftp-upload-javaflash-applet-exist) question. I will try to write a Java FTP upload applet myself.
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Producer consumer pattern when many products
===
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How do I add a directory with a colon to a shell path?
===
The problem is simple:
Using bash, I want to add a directory to my PYTHONPATH for ease of script execution. Unfortunately, the directory I want to use has a : in it. So I try each of the following
export PYTHONPATH=${PYTHONPATH}:/home/shane/mywebsite... | 0 | [
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How to pass an unpersisted modified object from view back to controller without a form?
===
*Short:* how does modelbinding pass objects from view to controller?
*Long:*
First, based on the parameters given by the user through a search form, some objects are retrieved from the database.
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execute caspol from within vbscript
===
I'd like to call caspol from within a script inside a custom action in
an msi (setup project). I'd prefer a standard msi to ClickOnce,
because with a standard msi I can install drivers & associate
filetypes with our application whereas with ClickOnce I can't.
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Keyboard shortcut to move away from a full-screen remote desktop session
===
Using remote desktop in full-screen, what is the shortest way to move to another app?
(Without using the mouse, of course. I hate mice).
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My Facebook application's Javascript doesn't work in Google Chrome
===
My Facebook application contains Javascript that works in Firefox and IE, but aborts in Chrome.
In the Javascript console it gives several errors.including:
Uncaught TypeError: Object onloadhooks has no method 'replace'
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List major differences between C# and java?
===
I just want to clarify one thing. This is not a question on which one is better, that part I leave to someone else to discuss I don't care about it.
I've been asked this question on my job interview and I tought it might be usefull to learn a bit more.
These are the ... | 0 | [
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How to make a SQL query "you are better than XX percent of other users" for MSSQL2000
===
I have a large table with list of scores like this, one score per user:
user,score
------
matt,10
john,20
bill,30
I want to make a query that answers to question:
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What restrictions does public/private have in actionscript functions?
===
I'm currently maintaining some flex code and noticed very many functions which are declared like:
private function exampleFunc():void {
....
}
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How do I implement a cancelable event?
===
In System.ComponentModel, there's a class called CancelEventArgs which contains a Cancel member that can be set in event listeners. The documentation on MSDN explains how to use that to cancel events from within a listener, but how do I use it to implement my own cancelable ... | 0 | [
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Cross-application drag-and-drop in Delphi.
===
I would like to create a Delphi application for Windows XP which allows dropping of files dragged from Windows Explorer (the Desktop or folder windows) or other applications which support this operation (such as Total Commander). What about vice-versa? When the user drags... | 0 | [
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Steps to compile darwin for arm on ubuntu gcc
===
Has anyone got the steps to compile darwin libraries on gcc for arm on ubuntu? | 0 | [
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How can I prevent a public class that provides extension methods from appearing in Intellisense?
===
Is there any way to 'hide' a class, whose sole purpose is to provide extension methods, from Intellisense? I need the extension methods of the class to be available to external assemblies via Intellisense in the usual ... | 0 | [
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Programming pattern using typed datasets in VS 2008
===
I'm currently doing the following to use typed datasets in vs2008:
Right click on "app_code" add new dataset, name it tableDS.
Open tableDS, right click, add "table adapter"
In the wizard, choose a pre defined connection string, "use SQL statements"
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SQL Server Timeout Logging
===
Hopefully this a simple yes/no question..
Are SQL Server timeouts (SELECT queries, in particular) logged in the ERRORLOG file?
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CommonAppData in vbscript
===
A customer's application "AppName" has its configuration files stored in CommonAppData.
- Under Windows XP that is
c:\Documents and Settings\All
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- Under Windows Vista that is c:\ProgramData\AppName
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Handling an open file when trying File.Move()
===
Is this the best way to handle file moving in a windows service? we have many files that get matched and moved, but an end use may have the file opened at the time of moving.
This is what the code currently says:
Do While IO.File.Exists(OriginalFilePath)
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Modelbinding with SelectList
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I create a DropDown with the Html.DropDownList(string NameSelectListInViewData) method.
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Upon submit however, the value in the source SelectList is not bound.
*Case:*
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Eclipse 3.4 ant task hangs
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When I launch ant script from Eclipse 3.4.x it print output to console until certain stage. After that it often hangs (wait forever). Last lines that I see at the screen (console) - partial output from my obfuscator.
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Trying To Show A DIV In jQuery
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I have this java code:
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Not using e-mail address in a custom MembershipProvider?
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NSAlert WITHOUT bouncing dock icon
===
If you put up an `NSAlert` while your app is in the background
your dock icon starts bouncing and keeps on bouncing until
you switch back. Annoying. Anyone know how disable that for
a single app?
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Calculating a moving average in F#
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I'm still working on groking the F# thing - trying to work out how to 'think' in F# rather than just translating from other languages I know.
I've recently been thinking about the cases where you don't have a 1:1 map between before and after. Cases where List.map falls down.
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Applying PixelShaders on offscreen Bitmaps
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Repcached for Win32 - has anyone built it?
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How to encrypt small data block with only RSA public key using Microsoft ECSP?
===
I need to encrypt a small block of data (16 bytes) using 512 bit RSA public key -- quite an easy task for most cryptography libraries known to me, except for MS CSP API, as it seems.
Documentation for [CryptEncrypt][1] function states ... | 0 | [
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How to monitor Windows services
===
I'm looking for a way to **monitor certain Windows services** (on Windows Server 2003) and **restart if necessar**y. The services are on different servers and include mainly SQL Server services (e.g. SQL Server Agent), but also some proprietary services.
Email alerts sent out if ... | 0 | [
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Delphi: Delete visual component references from inherited forms
===
When I delete a visual component in a base form, and forget any references in inherited forms, my application only breaks in runtime.
What I normally do is to use a search tool to find references in .DFM, but I'm not completely satisfied with this ... | 0 | [
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Syntax highlighting in Visual Web Developer 2008 Express ed.
===
How can I see which file extensions are related to which kind of syntax highlighting? Unfortunately, Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> File Extensions lists only those entered manually, no default ones. And I didn't manage to find it on my own via Googl... | 0 | [
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Any tools for finding memory leaks in Perl
===
I am using ActiveState Perl 5.6 on a Windows 2003 Server, and am having some memory leak issues. Are there any good tools (or even bad tools which would give a clue) which I would be able to use to help find them. | 0 | [
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how to run a php file in schedule task
===
how to run a php file in schedule task.
Yes, i gave every thing in schedule task, but doesn't work.
Run : "C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2\htdocs\WEB\4w_website\save.php"
start in : "C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2\htdocs\WEB... | 0 | [
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How to run another process at debug mode?
===
I am writing a windows service. This service runs another process I've developed through Process class methods, but I want to run this process on debug mode also, using breakpoints, for instance.
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How to generate Websphere MQ script?
===
Many times I use 'mqsc' for create MQ queue manager from script files but I don't know how to generate script files.
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How do I tell my application is running in an RDP session
===
I have a .net winforms app which has a few animation effects, fade ins and scroll animations etc. These work fine however if I'm in a Remote Desktop Protocol session the animations start to grate.
Can someone suggest a way of determining whether or not ... | 0 | [
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format integer to string with 5 digits
===
I need to have a string, based on an integer, which should have allways 5 digits.
Example:
myInteger=999;
formatedInteger=00999
What is the best way of doing this in classic ASP?
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Compressed backups in SQL Server 2005
===
What is the best free way to get your maintenance plan-generated backups compressed?
I know there are non-free tools that will compress the backups, but I'm not interested in them.
Options:
1. Have a T-SQL task after the backups that will run a script through xp_cmds... | 0 | [
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What's the best non-WYSIWYG textarea editor?
===
I'm trying to find an editor (or some simple JavaScript - preferably jQuery) that will allow me to edit the contents of a textarea.
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Can you specify the folder VS will use when debugging mobile apps?
===
Hitting debug will deploy the application to \program files\AppNamespace\AppName.exe and attach to it. However, my app runs on the storage card \SD-MMC Card.
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Java/JCE: Decrypting "long" message encrypted with RSA
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I've got a message contained in an byte[], encrypted with "RSA/ECB/PKCS1Padding". To decrypt it I create a Cipher c and initiate it with
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How to create and use a mock object in python
===
I need to test a function that needs to query a page on an external server using urllib.urlopen (it also uses urllib.urlencode). The server could be down, the page could change; I can't rely on it for a test.
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How do we do a DBMS OUTPUT line in db2 (like you can in oracle)
===
In oracle we can print output by dbms_output.put_line() but DB2 I don't know.
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===
Is there a pretty printing function in Clojure that would output data-structures like lists and structs in a human-readable way? | 0 | [
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How do I use subprocess.Popen to connect multiple processes by pipes?
===
How do I execute the following shell command using the Python [`subprocess`][1] module?
echo "input data" | awk -f script.awk | sort > outfile.txt
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when a site is used with url test.com handlers are not fired. whereas if the site is used with www.test.com the handlers work properly? site is behind ISA firewall. how should i fix this? | 0 | [
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