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Generate class for schema with abstract complex type
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I'm working with some schema which defines an abstract complex type, eg.
<xs:complexType name="MyComplexType" abstract="true">
This type is then referenced by another complex type in the schema:
<xs:complexType name="AnotherType">
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Oracle Populate backup table from primary table
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The program that I am currently assigned to has a requirement that I copy the contents of a table to a backup table, prior to the real processing.
During code review, a coworker pointed out that
INSERT INTO BACKUP_TABLE
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Whats the best way to work with Github and multiple computers?
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I am developing some school grading software and decided to use Github to host the project. After building some code on my Ubuntu box I pushed it to Github and then cloned it down to my MacBook Pro. After editing the code on the MBP I pushed it back t... | 0 | [
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Set OpenFileDialog to default to Thumbnail view
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I'm using the OpenFileDialog class so a user can select an image file. I'd like to default the dialog to Thumbnail view mode. Unfortunately the class doesn't have any way to set a default view mode.
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C++ inserting a line into a file at a specific line number
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I want to be able to read from an unsorted source text file (a record in each line), and insert the line/record into a destination text file by specifying the line number where it should be inserted. It will be determined where to insert the line/record i... | 0 | [
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What is Cassini's (aka VS Dev Server) stack limit?
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I'm running into a StackOverflowException (please don't ask, it's not my fault) in IIS6/2k3 which has a limit of 256k, but the exception *doesn't happen* in the VS debugger.
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C# Assembly.Load vs Assembly.ReflectionOnlyLoad
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I'm trying to understand the differences between Assembly.Load and Assembly.ReflectionOnlyLoad.
In the code below I am attempting to find all of the objects in a given assembly that inherit from a given interface:
var myTypes = new List<Type>();
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IIS SMTP: Exceeded storage allocation response
===
Hey all. We're sending quite a few emails (around 23k) using IIS6 SMTP service and receive about 7-8 error messages each time. The stack trace is:
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Determining what process has a lock on a file
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I have a unit test that works fine locally but when uploaded to TeamCity build server fails with "The process cannot access the file <filename> because it is being used by another process."
1. Before I do anything in the Test
I check in the setup if the file
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Alternative to forward declarations when you don't want to #include
===
I usually, almost without thinking anymore, use forward declarations so that I won't have to include headers. Something along this example:
//-----------------------
// foo.h
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class foo
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What impact does "duplicate name exists on the network" error have for a virtual machine?
===
I have a project where multiple developers are using a copy of the same windows Virtual PC image (W2K3 SE SP2). Because our solution is tied to the machine-name (less than ideal, i know) all of the developers have the same m... | 0 | [
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iPhone SDK/Objective-C: How would you construct and interact with a Grid (like a sudoku board)?
===
What do you think is the best way to implement an interactive grid similar to a sudoku board for a native iPhone application? I did not see an object to fill this need in the SDK.<br />
Should I make a custom cont... | 0 | [
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how do I populate grid in updatepanel from refcursor
===
I am using ASP.NET 2.0 and VS 2005. I need to populate a grid on an update panel from an Oracle refcursor after the user clicks a button. I have an example from another project, but it is pretty complicated. Is there an easy way to display the data in a grid ... | 0 | [
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Windows Services and Environment Variables
===
I am attempting to write a windows service in C#. I need to find the path to a certain file, which is stored in an environment variable. In a regular C# console application, I can achieve that with the following line:
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What's the difference between SysPrep and NewSid?
===
I'm setting up some Virtual PC images. I want to customize the machine with some pre-installed tools and then use this as a base for creating new machines.
What's the best practice for prepping the machine for use?
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How to get back a file my SVN client deleted?
===
I just updated from SVN, and one of my files has now disappeared... of course it wasn't committed because I knew I needed to update+merge first. I think maybe the guy renamed the file which means my SVN client deleted my file.
I'm using VC++ 2008 & Visual SVN.
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Hibernate Annotation Placement Question
===
I've got what I think is a simple question. I've seen examples both ways. The question is - "why can't I place my annotations on the field?". Let me give you an example....
@Entity
@Table(name="widget")
public class Widget {
private Integer id;
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Easiest way to import data from My Sql to Sql Server
===
For a new project I have to import the pre-existing data from MySql.
In [this site][1] I have found many options, some including the installation of drivers. What is the fastest & easiest way to do it?
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An ASP.NET Developers Toolset
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I posted <a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/302844/to-tool-or-not-to-tool-visual-studio-plugin">a question</a> early yesterday and got some really good responses back that got me thinking. I agree with everyone that using tools to get the job done and be more efficient is the... | 0 | [
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How to lazy-load a single property on a Linq entity?
===
I'm hand-coding Linq to SQL Entities and have a large XML column that I don't want loaded each time this entity is loaded, as it's infrequently used. Everywhere I search, I see that the Linq to SQL designer provides a "Delay Loaded" property, but the ColumnAttri... | 0 | [
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Best practice for detecting AJAX/XmlHttpRequestSupport
===
I am trying to update an old JavaScript function used to detect support for AJAX (i.e. the XmlHttpRequest object). I've looked online (including SO) and found various solutions but I'm not sure which is the most efficient for simply detecting support.
The c... | 0 | [
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How to kill a whole process tree with Perl?
===
What's the best way to kill a process and all its child processes from a Perl script? It should run at least under Linux and Solaris, and not require installation of any additional packages.
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What do you like and what do you not like about the scrum process?
===
I'm on a team that uses scrum for our development process. We are currently trying to revamp certain aspects of our process to address some of the problems we've noticed lately. In doing so, we are exploring what it is that we like about the sc... | 0 | [
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What happens when you make assignments to fields or properties of properties
===
Lets say you have a property like:
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Html.DropDownList and modelbinding
===
**Why isn't modelbinding working on a DropDown?**
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Created a new asp.net MVC project (beta1)
Created the following class:
HomeViewData : ViewDataDictionary
+SelectList : List
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WinForms - How do I execute C# application code from inside WebBrowser control?
===
I have a form containing a web browser control. This browser control will load some HTML from disk and display it. I want to be able to have a button in the HTML access C# code in my form.
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In Python, how can you get the name of a member function's class?
===
I have a function that takes another function as a parameter. If the function is a member of a class, I need to find the name of that class. E.g.
def analyser(testFunc):
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How can I make a control transparently overlay a DirectShow video
===
I have a control, VideoControl, which displays video using DirectShow - it's set as the owner of an IVideoWindow. I have another control, AreaControl, which is supposed to show a dashed rectangle over the video control. AreaControl is set to be tr... | 0 | [
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Winforms - How do I create a custom windows border and close/minimise buttons?
===
I would like to be able to create a black custom window (with border and controls) like that shipped as part of expression blend, Twirl, or Adobe Lightroom.
Is there a best practices way of creating an owner drawn window?
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String localization with SharpDevelop
===
I'm working on a localized application which I develop in SharpDevelop. Based on a tutorial (http://www.devhood.com/tutorials/tutorial_details.aspx?tutorial_id=211) I ran into an error:
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ASP Form Recipient Error
===
I have a form that when filled out and submitted, works fine. When the recipient replies to the sender though, the email actually goes to him instead of the intended party.
Below is the form. Help!
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When should you start using Memcached?
===
I'm starting to learn about using Memcached with PHP and I was wondering; is there a point at which you should start using it? Is it always more efficient to cache data or does it only become effective once your site gets a certain number of hits? Presumably there is an overh... | 0 | [
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Is there a way to have a click-free install of .NET 3.5 SP1?
===
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Can the MVC Design Pattern / architectual pattern be used in Desktop Application Development?
===
I've just learned what ASP.NET MVC is and I'm wondering if the pattern is ever used in Windows Desktop application development?
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SSRS 2005 Exception not being exposed
===
We are using SSRS 2005 SP1 and the lastest Reportviewer controls. We are having situations where certain reporting infrastructure exceptions are not being exposed to any of the exception handling routines.
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What is the optimal productivity stack for developers?
===
What is the optimal [productivity stack][1] for developers?
When deciding what to include in your personal productivity stack, what criteria do you use?
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jQuery Autocomplete and ASP.NET
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What would be the simplest way to deal with a text file using JSP?
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First and foremost I should acknowledge that I have no experience at all using Java ServerPages, but I'm positive about achieving this task if you guys help me out a bit since it doesn't seem like something difficult for a seasoned JSP programmer.
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PHP Form not showing up in recipient's mailbox
===
Form does not go to recipient when submitted! I changed the file mail.tpl.txt to direct to my own email address as a test and I got the email just fine.
Client has checked junk mail folder as well and he is just not getting information.
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SubSonic Controller
===
What's the use of the controllers in SubSonic?
thx, Lieven Cardoen aka Johlero | 0 | [
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Using far function pointers
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I realize that far is compiler specific, but my expectation is that the placement of the far specifier should make sense to those who really understand pointers.
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Windows 2008 concurrent TCPIP connections
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SubSonic Collection Top 1
===
Is there way in next piece of code to only get the first record?
Dal.TreeHtmlExportsCollection treeHtmlExportsCollection =
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CSS3 selector to find the 2nd div of the same class
===
I need a CSS selector that can find the 2nd div of 2 that has the same class. I've looked at `nth-child()` but it's not what I want since I can't see a way to further clarify what class I want. These 2 divs will be siblings in the document if that helps. | 0 | [
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What is the best way to manage Global variable in asp.net?
===
Currently i have a NotInheritable class in App_Code that hold some variables that need to be access thur-out the application but i don't think it's a good way to manage global variables.
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How can I indicate in an Expander header that collapsed contents have an error
===
I have expanders that contain text boxes, the text boxes use the wpf validation stuff to draw a red box around them ( text boxes are wrapped in Adorner Decorators to make sure I don't get empty red boxes everywhere when the expanders ar... | 0 | [
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How Does ASP.NET associate a request with a session?
===
Is there a cookie automatically placed on the user's machine? Or is it somehow associated with the requester's IP address? Or maybe in the ViewState? Elementary question, I know, but I've had a hard time finding an answer. | 0 | [
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Wix Custom Actions Not Found (Err 2721)
===
After following the advice in <a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/302560/wix-custom-actions-with-wixuiminimal">this question</a> successfully, I added a couple additional lines of code for another custom action. This one is intended to call regsvr32 on the copy of c... | 0 | [
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C# 4.0 will add "named-parameters". Would "named-arguments" be a better choice ?
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I suppose there could be historical reasons for this naming and that other languages have similar feature, but it also seems to me that parameters always had a name in C#. Arguments are the unnamed ones. | 0 | [
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Is there a fully-functional dropdown replacement for HTML SELECT that works in IE?
===
We determined in a [previous question][1] that many features of HTML SELECTs are not supported in IE. Is there an alternative widget that you would recommend from your experience that meets the following requirements?
1. Respec... | 0 | [
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ASP.NET Membership: Login Controls Source Code
===
Is the source code for the common login controls available?
Those are the controls which are available under Login section in Toolbox:
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- LoginName,
- CreateUserWizard,
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Systems documenation and MS Word
===
We have some MS Word files documenting troubleshooting steps for certain systems. Those documents use a convention to mark things like table names, class names, fields, etc in a certain font so that it stands out and the reader knows they were entered verbatim.
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How does one avoid becoming a crutch?
===
During my career as a software engineer, I have been both the learner and the mentor, and I have noticed that it can be very easy for the mentor to become a crutch to the learner. Rather than teaching the learner to catch fish for themselves, the mentor ends up doing all the f... | 2 | [
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Python decorator makes function forget that it belongs to a class
===
I am trying to write a decorator to do logging:
def logger(myFunc):
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print 'Entering %s.%s' % (myFunc.im_class.__name__, myFunc.__name__)
return myFunc(*args, **keyargs)
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PHP session problem *only in IE* *(??? really strange problem)
===
I have a site made with php which uses server side sessions throughout the site. In fact, it's a site with a user login which depends on session variables and if there were a problem with *all* session variables, no pages would load at all.
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How do I include jars in a groovy script?
===
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JPA CascadeType.ALL does not delete orphans.
===
I am having trouble deleting orphan nodes using JPA with the following mapping
@OneToMany (cascade = CascadeType.ALL, fetch = FetchType.EAGER, mappedBy = "owner")
private List<Bikes> bikes;
I am having the issue of the orphaned roles hanging around the da... | 0 | [
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Please define the agile concept of core hours
===
I'm in a new contract where they seem to have gone overboard with Agile, including hiring a consultant merely for facilitating Agile processes. Something he is instituting is a notion of "core hours" where we will all actually be in the same room together. Is this re... | 0 | [
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Backup SQL Server while minimizing bandwidth
===
I want to implement an automated backup system for my site's SQL Server 2005 DB that will backup nightly to Amazon's S3 service. But since S3 charges both for space and bandwidth used, I would like to minimize the size of the files that I transfer in. What is the best w... | 0 | [
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Alternatives to using web.config to store settings (for complex solutions)
===
In our web applications, we seperate our Data Access Layer out into a seperate project.
This creates some problems related to settings.
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Help! Evil services are killing my objects...
===
When I believed in American dream about incapsulation and polymorphism, intrusion of Web Services washed my objects off with RPC calls...
When I cherished my resurrected PONOs, ugly army of barbarians called proxy objects conquered my lands...
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c# XML manipulation VB code conversion query... and more!
===
I am following a VB tutorial to do some [HTML manipulation using LINQ][1]
It has the following construct
Imports <xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
How do I do the same in C#?
There appears to be something called an XMLNamespaceManager ... | 0 | [
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msmq with multiple endpoints and concurrent processing
===
I have built a WCF load balancer/router to conditionally route any one way service to multiple endpoints all using MSMQ bindings. I have also created a host that uses all the endpoints from the router to accept the service calls. All the endpoint specifies t... | 0 | [
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How to boost productivity in my Flex/Java stack?
===
I am embarking on a new RIA project with Java on the backend. I'm the only developer, and the app is a line-of-business application. My current stack looks like this:
MySQL || Spring(JdbcTemplate for data access) || BlazeDS (remoting) || Flex(Cairngorm)
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best way to store / lookup name value pairs
===
I have a list of error codes I need to reference, kinda like this:
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A01 = whatever error
U01 = another error
U02 = yet another error type
I get the Code returned to me via a web service call and I need to display or ge... | 0 | [
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Looking for a design pattern to replace huuuge if on on object Type
===
OK so I'm looking a some code which looks roughly like this:
void DoSomething(object o)
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if (o is Sometype1) {
//cast o to Sometype and do something to it
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else if (o is Sometype2) {
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What Happened To Java (Specifically The Language)?
===
Back in 2000 (when .NET was unleashed upon us IIRC) it was an innovative cutting edge language (last time I used it was 2003).
From what I read though, Sun has only evolved the language exceedingly slowly. I've even read that where the language has evolved, suc... | 0 | [
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Http Request Monitoring Tool
===
I would like to know if anybody can recommend an Http Request Monitoring Tool aside from HttpWatch and Firebug. What I want from the tool is for it to show me the time it took the request to arrive at the web server. HttpWatch can show me the network latency and the server times in one... | 0 | [
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JRuby and Java objects
===
Please tell me if it's possible to do the following thing :
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- pass it to JRuby to do something with it
- continue using the "modified" version in Java
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How to programatically change a project's product version?
===
Here is my problem:
I have several deployment projects. In order to deploy an application, I need to do several tasks, one of them is to change each deployment project's product version and product code.
I can't find a way to programatically change t... | 0 | [
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how were the first NP-complete problems shown to be NP-complete?
===
From the wikipedia entry on NP-Complete:
"The easiest way to prove that some new problem is NP-complete is first to prove that it is in NP, and then to reduce some known NP-complete problem to it"
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How to align checkboxes and their labels consistently cross-browsers
===
This is one of the minor CSS problems that plagues me constantly. How do folks around StackOverflow vertically align checkboxes and their labels consistently cross-browser? Whenever I align them right in Safari (usually using `vertical-align: b... | 0 | [
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What is the difference between these two methods of accessing the SharePoint model?
===
Out of the several ways of accessing the SharePoint model of a SharePoint Services 3.0 site from an ASP.NET application, two seem to be very similar:
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Future Of The Browser - Open Client Hardware API Initiatives?
===
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Bulk Collection Manipulation through a REST (RESTful) API
===
I'd like some advice on designing a REST API which will allow clients to add/remove large numbers of objects to a collection efficiently.
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How do I create a dispatch table within a class in PHP?
===
Say I have a class with a private dispatch table.
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===
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Python "is" operator behaves unexpectedly with integers
===
Why does the following behave unexpectedly in Python?
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>>> b = 256
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Determine if two rectangles overlap each other?
===
I am trying to write a C++ program that takes the following inputs from the user to construct rectangles (between 2 and 5): height, width, x-pos, y-pos. All of these rectangles will exist parallel to the x and the y axis, that is all of their edges will have slopes o... | 0 | [
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SVN? VSS? Why is one better than the other?
===
I tend to get the feeling that most folks here think SVN is gold-plated goodness, whereas VSS is the worst program ever devised (at least as Version Control is concerned).
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ASP.NET Custom Controls
===
How do you create a custom control (not an ASCX control) and, more importantly, use it in your project? I'd prefer not to create a separate project for it or compile it as a DLL | 0 | [
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C# Delegates - How Often Do You Use Them, And When?
===
Delegates look like such a powerful language feature, but I've yet to find an opportunity to use them in anger (apart from in DALs I must say).
How often do you use them, and under what circumstances do you find them most useful? | 0 | [
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How do I randomly select an item from a list using Python?
===
Let's say, as an example, I have the following list:
foo = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e']
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Accessing parent elements in an object model efficiently
===
I have a following object model:
<pre>
- Book
-- Chapter 1
--- Page 1
---- Image 1
---- Image 2
---- Text 1
--- Page 2
...
</pre>
Resources are way down at the page level. But, I need to know the full path to resources, from the resources' ... | 0 | [
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Generating Login and Registration Forms with Contrib.Auth in Django
===
I'm new to Django and in bouncing around the framework over the past few days I haven't been able to figure out how to properly install the django.contrib.auth app in my project.
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updating primary key of master and child tables for large tables
===
I have a fairly huge database with a master table with a single column GUID (custom GUID like algorithm) as primary key, and 8 child tables that have foreign key relationships with this GUID column. All the tables have approximately 3-8 million recor... | 0 | [
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debugging postgresql trigger
===
I have this Trigger in Postgresql that I can't just get to work (does nothing). For understanding, there's how I defined it:
CREATE TABLE documents (
...
modification_time timestamp with time zone DEFAULT now()
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How to implement "Last 20 something" property in your domain class?
===
Let's say I need to implement domain model for StackOverflow.
If I am doing ORM, how can I define (and map) property for fetching "last comments" and other "last" things?
It looks to me like this should be reflected in the domain model.
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Quantum Computing - Hype Or Hyper?
===
I have recently been web-researching quantum computing.
Will we see these in our lifetimes (ever?) (The error correction issue, for example, seems intractable to me).
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How can I get a list of the running applications with GTK?
===
How can I get a list of the running applications? I'm referring to the ones in the panel at the bottom of the screen. | 0 | [
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Any clever way to fix 'string or binary data would be truncated' warning with LINQ
===
Is there a clever way to determine which field is causing 'string or binary data would be truncated' with LINQ.
I've always ended up doing it manually by stepping through a debugger, but with a batch using 'SubmitChanges' I have ... | 0 | [
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How Do You Take Criticism?
===
I find taking criticism pretty painful. Does anyone have a good strategy for dealing with this?
Edit: I can see this is going to be voted down, but I'm not going to delete it as an exercise in "taking criticism" ;) | 2 | [
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C#, Lotus Interop: Getting Message Information
===
I'm using [Interop.Domino.dll][1] to retrieve E-mails from a Lotus "Database" (Term used loosely). I'm having some difficulty in retrieving certain fields and wonder how to do this properly. I've been using NotesDocument.GetFirstItem to retrieve Subject, From and Bod... | 0 | [
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SQL Server Performance: derived table vs. common table expression (CTE)
===
Is there any performance gain using a CTE over a derived table?
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MySQL - Skip Duplicate WordPress Entries
===
I'm writing a script to display the 10 most recently "active" WordPress blog posts (i.e. those with the most recent comments). Problem is, the list has a lot of duplicates. I'd like to weed out the duplicates. Is there an easy way to do this by changing the MySQL query (lik... | 0 | [
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Looping over directories in Windows XP command prompt
===
I have the following command which will loop over all the subdirectories in a specific location and output the full path:
for /d %i in ("E:\Test\*") do echo %i
Will give me:
E:\Test\One
E:\Test\Two
But how do I get both the full path, a... | 0 | [
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