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jdbcTemplate and Oracle 10
===
trying to do an insert, i have:
jdbcTemplate.update("insert into....", new Object[]{foo.getId(), foo.getName()})
foo.getId() returns a long, and getName() a String.
i have "NUMBER" as the id type in Oracle, and varchar2 for the name field.
i'm getting SQLtype unknown problem.
the ... | 0 | [
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Mapping traditional caches to memcached? (but in .NET)
===
I'm building a caching system and I want it to be ready for distributed caching a la memcached. What I'm looking to do is to convert a traditional Hashtable/Dictionary of (string -> object) and to allow per-item expiration to be handled by the Cache itself,... | 0 | [
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C# - Best Approach to Parsing Webpage?
===
I've saved an entire webpage's html to a string, and now <b>I want to grab the "href" values</b> from the links, preferably with the ability to save them to different strings later. What's the best way to do this?
I've tried saving the string as an .xml doc and parsing it ... | 0 | [
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How to make mockup screenshots without VB
===
I am looking for a program to make mockup screenshots with. I first found out I could do it with Visual Basic (uglier names I have yet to hear a programming language being called) from [joelonsoftware.com][1]. I don't want to start learning VB now, especially since I am st... | 0 | [
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In WPF, how do I make my controls inside a usercontrol private?
===
I have a user control with a ComboBox and a TextBox. Everything is working great except I noticed that from my user control's instance object, I can access those two controls. They shouldn't be accessible except via my own exposed properties. | 0 | [
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How do I get these strange characters when I try to "echo" the html string?
===
I am sending the echo to mail function via PHP from variable that includes HTML code. The strange thing is, that this
<����}im�
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.net 2.0 security configuration
===
Are there some help resources, or can anyone give me a brief Idea how I would configure the .net 2 runtime security policies for the following scenario:
I have a windows forms control hosted in IE. The control tries to read from a serial port and write to the event log. Both of... | 0 | [
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programming languages not in english?
===
Are there any major languages whose keywords, functions etc. are not in English? Not wrappers or locales, but the original language.
There's no particular reason why they have to be. Learning the syntax of `open(arg1, arg2, arg3)` is far more important than whether the func... | 0 | [
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Entity Framework and Crystal Reports
===
EntityFramework is supporting CrystalReports? i said, instead using datasets? if not, wich alterative way i have to take to build reports using EntityFrameworks in winforms app ? thanks in advance | 0 | [
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Constructor injection and default overloads
===
Let's say we have
public interface ITimestampProvider
{
DateTime GetTimestamp();
}
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public DateTime GetTimestamp()
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Generic Architecture for a Network Server/Client using a State Machine
===
HI, All,
so, I <strike>invented</strike>made up a simple protocol that I want to use for a client to talk to a server. It's the typical (I think) three-phase layout:
<ul>
<li>Connection Establishment (will eventually include capability ... | 0 | [
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Initiate script in embedded browser from the container application
===
If I have an embedded browser in a windows form, is it possible to initiate a javascript method from the container application?
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Rails: Tidy Stylesheets
===
Anyone know how to take the awesome method mentioned in [this](http://the-banana-peel.saltybanana.com/2008/06/tidy-stylesheets-take-two.html) tutorial and have the stylesheet tags generate with **absolute URLs**? | 0 | [
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How to get container of draggable inside drop event?
===
I have an html like this:
<div id="container1">
<div class=".dragme">drag me</div>
</div>
<div id="container2">
<div class=".dragme">drag me</div>
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<div id="droponme"></div>
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How do I execute JS XHR responses in Dojo?
===
What I'm looking for looks like this in jQuery:
jQuery.ajaxSetup({
'beforeSend': function(xhr) {
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}
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...
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Linq to SQL and Entity Framework Diffrences ?
===
Anyone know what is the diffrences between those 2 asumming I'm using SQL Server as my database ? Are they the same ? | 0 | [
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Is there a way to force IE or FF into a handheld mode for testing "@media handheld" stylesheets?
===
Is there a way to force IE or FF into a handheld mode for testing "@media handheld" stylesheets?
Or, do I have to publish the pages and test with my Blackberry?
I'd prefer to test this without pushing the applica... | 0 | [
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Java concurrency scenario -- do I need synchronization or not?
===
Here's the deal. I have a hash map containing data I call "program codes", it lives in an object, like so:
Class Metadata
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How to Include Multiple Javascript Files in .NET (Like they do in rails)
===
I'm jealous of the rails guys. They can do this:
<%= javascript_include_tag "all_min" %>
... and I'm stuck doing this:
<script src="/public/javascript/jquery/jquery.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
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Eclipse: Attach source/javadoc to a library via a local property
===
I have a third-party library in my SVN repository and I'd like to associate source/javadoc with it locally in Eclipse. I.e., there should be some local setting (for example, an entry in the `local.properties` file) that associates the source/javadoc ... | 0 | [
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Inspirational Articles
===
List out the articles/writings that inspired you to be a better developer
They write the right stuff
http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/06/writestuff.html
Made me think harder about edge case conditions
Programmings dirtiest little secret
http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2008/09/p... | 0 | [
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VFSVolumeSize overflow on 6GB+ cards on Palm Centro
===
When I call VFSVolumeSize on Palm OS on a Palm Centro with a 6GB SanDisk card inserted, it returns 1810366464 as the size of the card but 2098102272 bytes used. Obviously there's an overflow going on with the card size.
Is there a way to detect this overflow ... | 0 | [
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Best Design for a User/Role Management System
===
Here's a software design question I've encountered several times and have never found an ideal solution for (I'm also dealing with it now again.)
Many applications need some form of user/role management. You have base users, groups that these users can belong to (n... | 0 | [
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Create a button with an icon in actionscript
===
I want to create buttons with icons in Flex dynamically using Actionscript.
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I'm trying to select the "name" field from the author node in an ATOM feed using LINQ. I can get all the fields I need like so:
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XNamespace xmlns = "http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom";
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Something's slowing down my Javascript code in IE6 to where there's a noticeable lag on hover. It's fine in FF, so using firebug isn't that helpful. What tools are out there to help debug this in IE? | 0 | [
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Jasper report column width
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I have some Jasper reports which show their data in HTML format (among others). I would like the width of the the columns in the HTML tables to automatically resize to fit the content of the widest cell (in that column), such that all the data is displayed, any suggestions?
Cheers,
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Borland C++: Ambiguity with std
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I've been developing a DLL in Visual Studio 2005. At the moment it compiles and does what it's supposed to.
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On which Page life cycle are the Client IDs generated?
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i am programatically adding Webcontrols in to a User Control i am also adding a javascript event passing the controlID as a parameter but the clientID is the one i assigned a it does not contain the one that asp.net generates
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How can I force Linq to SQL NOT to use the cache?
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When I make the same query twice, the second time it does not return new rows form the database (I guess it just uses the cache).
This is a Windows Form application, where I create the dataContext when the application starts.
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How do I build deployment project without un-signing my assemblies?
===
I'm not very experienced with builds - this may be really easy! I have a simple application with a simple deployment project. I went to the directory where the release-compiled versions of the DLLs are, signed all of them (verisign), and then we... | 0 | [
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Validating an uploaded file's ContentType in ASP.NET
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IIS: Redirect ALL requests to one page?
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How do I set a "Default Action" for my Controller that will be called when no other action matches?
===
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I have HTML code emitted by FCKEditor stored in a database and would like to display (well render) it onto a view. So, for instance, something stored as:
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===
<code><%= link_to 'Show', buddy, :only`_`path => false %></code>
Doesn't seem to work. I need the full path: http://www.my-server.com/buddy
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How to unquote a urlencoded unicode string in python?
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I have a unicode string like "Tanım" which is encoded as "Tan%u0131m" somehow. How can i convert this encoded string back to original unicode.
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CSS Borderless tabs using images
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On the user pages of Stack Overflow where the tabs are (Stats, Recent, Responses, etc.) you get the illusion that the tabs are extensions of the line they're sitting on. Stack Overflow creates this effect by defining pure CSS borders. I want to achieve the same effect but I have im... | 0 | [
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How do you get the UserName of the owner of a process?
===
I'm trying to get a list of processes currently owned by the current user (`Environment.UserName`). Unfortunately, the `Process` class doesn't have any way of getting the UserName of the user owning a process.
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What does the gnuwin32 program: [.exe do?
===
Looking in the gnuwin32/bin directory, there is an odd-looking program file named `[.exe`
I couldn't find it in the documentation, gnuwin32.sourceforge.net or in a google search, so I ran it and got:
$ [
[: missing `]'
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Does evidence based scheduling work right with heterogenous estimations?
===
Observing one year of estimations during a project I found out some strange things that make me wonder if evidence based scheduling would work right here?
* individual programmers seem to have favorite numbers (e.g. 2,4,8,16,30 hours)
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===
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===
I'm trying to implement paging using row-based limiting (for example: setFirstResult(5) and setMaxResults(10)) on a Hibernate Criteria query that has joins to other tables.
Understandably, data is getting cut off randomly; and the reaso... | 0 | [
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Downsides to merging DLLs and EXE into single EXE file
===
I am developing a .NET application which uses a few projects that I've pieced together from other internal projects. I was thinking about merging the .exe and the DLLS into a single executable file with a tool called [ILMerge][1].
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How do I include HTML in a JS Rails response?
===
I have a FooController that responds to HTML and JS (AJAX) queries:
# app/controllers/foo_controller.rb:
class FooController < ApplicationController
layout 'foo'
def bar
respond_to do |format|
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What is the minimum knowledge of CLR a .NET programmer must have to be a good programmer?
===
When we talk about the .NET world the CLR is what everything we do depends on.
What is the minimum knowledge of CLR a .NET programmer must have to be a good programmer?
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How to launch a file protocol URL with an anchor from Java?
===
From a Java program, I need to launch the default browser on a local HTML file, pointed to an anchor inside the file. In Java SE 6, the java.awt.Desktop.browse method will open the file, but will not honor the anchor, so something like the following open... | 0 | [
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Client side modal dialog in asp.net from the server side code. (how do I do this)
===
I need a technique for dealing with what seems pretty simple!
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if the server side code indicates that there is an issue, I want to display a modal popup to the clie... | 0 | [
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j2me service discovery and discoverable same time
===
I try to write a simple client/server application (all application is a bluetooth service and client). The client code find the bluetooth devices and register in to the local db. But when the inquiry running, it's not discoverable. (The server code run on another t... | 0 | [
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ArrayList vs. Vectors in Java if thread safety isn't a concern
===
Is there really that much of a difference between the performance of Vectors and ArrayLists? Is it good practice to use ArrayLists at all times when thread safety isn't an issue? | 0 | [
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LaTeX package to do syntax highlighting of code in various languages
===
I am looking for a LaTeX package that does syntax highlighting on code. For example, right now I use the verbatim block to write code:
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<head>
<title>Hello</title>
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===
From using a number of programming languages and libraries I have noticed various terms used for the total number of elements in a collection.
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vector.size()
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Cross table join using MYSQL rather than MSSQL
===
Is it possible to do a cross table join in mysql spaning different tables? in different databases.
This seem to be easily possible in MSSQL, and greatly speeds up data transfer?
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===
Is there a standard Java library that handles common file operations such as moving/copying files/folders? | 0 | [
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Has anyone heard of how .NET 4.0 may change/affect Asp.net MVC?
===
We should have a full release of asp.net MVC well before .NET 4.0 and VS 10 come out, right?
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SharePoint - Adding users from Active Directory in a custom administration form
===
I have a project where I need to add users to a SharePoint portal, but when I add them, I also need to set addition parameters inside a separate database.
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Get the startup path in a vb.net console exe
===
How do get the startup path ( system.windows.forms.application.StartupPath ) of my exe without adding a reference to system.windows.forms? | 0 | [
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Better way to build objects in C#
===
I have an application with my object types that inhereit from a base class that contains the majority of properties for the application objects. All the object types are stored in one table in the database. The "ClassType" column determines what object type I cast the SqlDataRea... | 0 | [
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Enum in C++ like Enum in Ada?
===
At one point I had looked at implementing a class/template in C++ that would support an Enum that would behave like it does in Ada. It has been some time since I thought about this problem and I was wondering if anyone has ever solved this problem?
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Tips for implementing a 'please wait' graphic for a Flex application
===
What would be a clever way to make a 'please wait' control for a Flex application for long running operations like calling a webservice.
I am not asking about the graphical portion of it - just the 'controller' part. How should I trigger it an... | 0 | [
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Scrum, but with no testing or documentation
===
What do you do when you join a team that says they use Scrum, but only use it as a time-management tool and not the whole process?
How can I reinstate back testing and documentation?
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In Powershell how can I convert a string with a trailing 'sign' to a number?
===
I need to convert strings with optional trailing signs into actual numbers using Powershell.
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How do I programmatically set Network Management settings or make the dialog appear in Windows Mobile?
===
In Windows Mobile, when you open Internet Explorer and type in a URL that your device can't connect to, you are notified of this and prompted to (manually) navigate to the screen where you can actually do somethi... | 0 | [
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Sending email in Java
===
I have read that to send email in Java I need to obtain my ISP's SMTP address, but if I am intending to host my web app online, will this be my hosts ISP SMTP address? | 0 | [
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Algorithms for spacing objects visually
===
I am wondering if there are any well-known algorithms that I should be aware of for spacing objects visually.
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In-memory mime-type detection with Cocoa (OS X)?
===
My application is a viewer for a custom format, a zip file with a well defined XML manifest and resources, such as images and movies. I use zlib to open up the zip file in memory and then proceed to display said resources.
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Window border width and height
===
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JMeter Tests and Non-Static GET/POST Parameters
===
What's the best strategy to use when writing JMeters tests against a web application where the values of certain query-string and post variables are going to change for each run.
Quick, common, example
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Creating c# invite for Blackberry
===
I need to create an email in C# that is sent to a blackberry (or outlook) and recognized as an invite. For now I create an email with inclusion of a text.ics attachment so that in outlook, the user can click on the attachment and add it to his calendar, that work. The problem is t... | 0 | [
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Any way to run a macro (in an open VS instance) from the command line?
===
I typically run a script each night that updates my code from SVN, then builds it. The last few days I have a long debug run I'd like to start at night so it can go through the hour or two it takes to hit the error before I come in the next mor... | 0 | [
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===
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I want to insert something into a STL list in C++, but I only have a reverse iterator. What is the usual way to accomplish this?
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generic makefile?
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Is there a generic makefile i can use to build a simple c++ project? on windows?
i modified a working wii makefile to win32 but could not build properly (difference in make? the make app and the makefile seem to be found). I did a little hack and made a copy of mingw32-make as make.
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How to convert Perforce depot locations to client view locations
===
I'd like to know how to convert Perforce depot locations to client view locations for the purpose of script writing.
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Using variables as OFFSET in SELECT statments inside mysql's stored functions
===
I'm quite new to subject of writting stored function for mySQL database, hence i'm not sure if what i'm trying to do here is possible at all.
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What release management solutions are worth investigating?
===
In organisations where you have large numbers of applications, written in a *myriad* of languages running on *innumerable* platforms and databases how do folks manage the release of builds and patches, particularly when some of the releases are 3rd party? ... | 0 | [
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Variables in ruby method names
===
I have the following code:
for attribute in site.device_attributes
device.attribute
end
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I have tried `device."#{attribute}"` and various permutations.
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Codebehind and inline on same page in ASP.NET?
===
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Replacement for JWebUnit / HttpUnit
===
We've used both JWebUnit and HttpUnit in the past to do functional tests of web applications. Both of them seem to have issues in handling javascript. We are not particularly interested in testing the javascript at this point, but JWebUnit and HttpUnit tests have broken since we... | 0 | [
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ADAM authentication - howto?
===
I'm attempting to authenticate a user against ADAM using a user I created in ADAM. However, regardless of the password used (correct, or incorrect), my search comes back with a valid DirectoryEntry object. I would assume that if the password is invalid, then the search would come bac... | 0 | [
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embedded sql in C
===
I've been attempting to write embedded SQL statements for DB2 that ultimately gets compiled in C.
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how can you configure tortoisehg to see in the web servers page the "graph" link?
===
In the mercurial repo i can see it.
I think that mercurial already have this feature with the revision graph.
How i've to configure tortoisehg to achieve that?
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How do I conditionally change properties of controls in the CellTemplate of a data bound WPF ListView?
===
Ok... I'm new to WPF, but I kind of know how to do things using DataTriggers and Converters.
But, what I want to seems a little more complex than that. Let me give you the details:
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Preventing Flex application caching in browser (multiple modules)
===
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How do you deserialize a collection with child collections
===
I have a collection of custom entity objects one property of which is a collection of byte arrays.
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Is the UI a valid indicator of internal quality?
===
When looking at the myriad types of software written at our company, I instantly jump to conclusions of the quality of the entire product based on the UI. If I find misspellings, weird tab orders, fields not lined up, odd colors, I assume that the entire applicatio... | 0 | [
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Microsoft.NET and the Multicore CPU of Doom
===
The question proper
----------
Has anyone experienced this exception on a **single core** machine?
> `The I/O operation has been aborted because of either a thread exit or an application request.`
Some context
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Duplicate returned by Guid.NewGuid()?
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We have an application that generates simulated data for one of our services for testing purposes. Each data item has a unique Guid. However, when we ran a test after some minor code changes to the simulator all of the objects generated by it had the same Guid.
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How to migrate from "Arcane Integration" to Continuous Integration?
===
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Script for College Class Registration
===
I sign up Spring courses tomorrow morning (transferring in to the Computer Science program). Since I'm a transfer student, I get the last pick of leftover classes not already taken. Emphasis on 'last pick' and 'leftover'. It's highly probable that whatever classes I intend on ... | 0 | [
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How is the NodeList implemented?
===
The DOM NodeList (as returned e.g. by element.getElementsByTagName) is an interesting object, in that it is not a snapshot, but reflects changes to the document made after you have created the NodeList.
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