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WCF - Visual Studio Won't Generate SVC file
===
I have a very annoying problem which I *think* is somehow related to certificates, though I am not sure...
I have two developer machines - my new machine A and my old development machine B.
I have a WCF project that is 100% identical on both.
However, when I try t... | 0 | [
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How can I diagnose and resolve connectivity issues with a Team Build Server?
===
I'm trying to set up a new Team Build Server for doing continuous integration, but when trying to run a build, the build fails with:
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Passing Interface in a WCF Service?
===
I'm experimenting with WCF Services, and have come across a problem with passing Interfaces.
This works:
[ServiceContract]
public interface IHomeService
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[OperationContract]
string GetString();
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but this doesn't:
[ServiceCon... | 0 | [
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Determine if current user is a domain or local user?
===
Is there a way to determine (.NET preferably) if the current user is a domain user account or local user account? | 0 | [
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Errata in Extreme Programming Adventures in C#?
===
I'm trying to work my way through Ron Jeffries's Extreme Programming Adventures in C#. I am stuck, however, in Chapter 3 because the code does not, and <b>cannon</b>, do what the author says it does.
Basically, the text says that I should be able to write some te... | 0 | [
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In C#, How can I serialize Queue<>? (.Net 2.0)
===
At the XmlSerializer constructor line the below causes an InvalidOperationException which also complains about not having a default accesor implemented for the generic type.
Queue<MyData> myDataQueue = new Queue<MyData>();
// Populate the queue here
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What is the widget name of the Kde bar used in program like Kate? (image inside)
===
What is the object name of the Kde bar that provide buttons to hide/unhide widgets? I can't find on kde official API references. It's used in program like Kate, Kdevelop. Here the screenshot of the bar of Kate bottom:
http://emilio.... | 0 | [
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SOAP Webservice error - design practice
===
I need to design a SOAP api (my first one!). What are the best practices regarding errors returned to the caller.
Assuming an api as follow
[WebMethod]
public List<someClass> GetList(String param1)
{
}
Should I
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Dropdownlist to Filter GridView
===
I have tried different examples to filter a gridview by dropdownlist, but is it possible in a button on_click event? Do i create something like a SelectedItem on each dropdown and have them added to the button event?
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In sed or awk, how do I handle record separators which *may* span multiple lines?
===
My log file is:
Wed Nov 12 blah blah blah blah cat
Wed Nov 12 blah blah blah blah
Wed Nov 12 blah blah blah blah
Wed Nov 12 blah blah blah blah cat
more blah blah
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Visual Studio C++ project management. How do I handle non-code files in a project?
===
I have a project in a c++ solution. For that project, I have some config files that I would like to manage from within the project and when I build the project, have those config files added to the executable build path in the prope... | 0 | [
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How can I translate the following to a regular expression in Python?
===
I am battling regular expressions now as I type.
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===
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===
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.NET Assembly Naming
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Standards - The good, the bad the ugly
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Error CASTing value to FLOAT in SQL Server 2005
===
I'm trying to get a stored procedure to work for a co-worker who is out sick (and thus can't be asked for guidance).
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installer for net 2.0 application for windows98
===
Has anybody tried to prepare automatic installer for .NET 2.0 application for Win 98? I mean for application and also for .NET 2.0 if missing.
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What is the void* returned from CGBitmapContextGetData?
===
I'm trying to get the pixel information from an image and have got to the point where I have my void* data object which is a pointer to the image data.
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aspnet_compiler ASPParse Could Not Load Type
===
I am unable to build my Web Application (not Web Site) in our build environement. We use DMAKE in our build environment (this unfortunately is non negotiable, therefore using MSBUILD is not permitted ) and when invoking the asp.net precompiler through
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Injecting beans into a class outside the Spring managed context.
===
I'm an end-user of one of my company's products. It is not very suitable for integration into Spring, however I am able to get a handle on the context and retrieve the required bean by name. However, I would still like to know if it was possible to ... | 0 | [
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How to handle infinite size integers
===
I'm working on a programming language, and today I got the point where I could compile the factorial function(recursive), however due to the maximum size of an integer the largest I can get is factorial(12). What are some techniques for handling integers of an arbitrary maximu... | 0 | [
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Explaining race conditions to a non-technical audience
===
Recently, I found myself having to write up some concerns I have about race conditions in an application that is in development (not by me). This will likely be brought to the attention of stakeholders who are non-technical and with whom I do not have a direc... | 0 | [
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How to prevent writing object changes to the database on Flush with Castle ActiveRecord / NHibernate
===
The default behavior of NHibernate is the write all changes to objects to the database when Session.Flush() is called. It does this whether you want it to or not.
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C# - Regex only returning one result?
===
I'm using a regex that <a href="http://regexlib.com/REDetails.aspx?regexp_id=646">strips the href tags out of an html doc</a> saved to a string. The following code is how I'm using it in my C# console app.
Match m = Regex.Match(htmlSourceString, "href=[\\\"\\\'](http:\\... | 0 | [
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Mocking vs. Test DB?
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Earlier I asked this question [How to correctly unit test my DAL?][1], I thing left unanswered for me is if to really test my DAL is to have a Test DB, then what is the role of mocking vs. a testing DB?
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Building Nav Bars with rollovers in DreamWeaver CS3
===
I'm working with Dreamweaver CS3. The question here is what part of the code (listed below) do I need to replicate to have my secondary nav bar utilize the on-click action?
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tr1::mem_fn and tr1::bind: on const-correctness and overloading
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What's wrong with the following snippet ?
#include <tr1/functional>
#include <functional>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std::tr1::placeholders;
struct abc
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typedef void result_type;
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Does Parrot have a database interface or API?
===
A quick search gave me this [announcement of Parrot DBDI](http://www.mail-archive.com/dbdi-dev@perl.org/msg00002.html) from January 2004 and a [dbdi-dev mailing list](http://www.mail-archive.com/dbdi-dev@perl.org/) which appears to be long dead. Is Parrot DBDI still be... | 0 | [
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How do I access Windows Event Viewer log data from Java
===
Is there any way to access the Windows Event Log from a java class. Has anyone written any APIs for this, and would there be any way to access the data from a remote machine?
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Quick file access in a directory with 500,000 files
===
I have a directory with 500,000 files in it. I would like to access them as quickly as possible. The algorithm requires me to repeatedly open and close them (can't have 500,000 file open simultaneously).
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How to add one day to a time obtained from time()
===
I have a time represented as the number of seconds elapsed since midnight, January 1, 1970, UTC (the results of an earlier call to time()). How do I add one day to this time?
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Storing images with LINQ to SQL: Converting byte array or stream to Binary
===
I am working with LINQ to SQL and my image fields are treated as Binary. It's no big issue to convert the Binary type to byte[] (you can just use the ToArray() method of the Binary object) when I need to render the images, but can someone ... | 0 | [
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Unordered lists and accessability
===
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How do you get jconsole charts to show decimals?
===
If you return a double or float from your MBean jconsole seems to round it down to the nearest integer. | 0 | [
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Char ^= 0xB3 equivalent in VBScript
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I have the following C++ code:
Char ^= 0xB3;
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sql server set implicit_transactions off and other options
===
I am still learning sql server somewhat and recently came across a select query in a stored procedure which was causing a very slow fill of a dataset in c#. At first I thought this was to do with .NET but then found a suggestion to put in the stored proced... | 0 | [
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How to make SQL Server running in Virtual PC accessible to host OS?
===
I'm running SQL Server 2008 Express on Windows XP on a VirtualPC instance inside a Windows XP host. I want to be able to connect to databases on the guest instance using SSMS on the host. When I go to connect from SSMS on the host, and browse fo... | 0 | [
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Deriving an abstract class from concrete class
===
Let's say we have a concrete <code>class Apple</code>. (Apple objects can be instantiated.)
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Good resources for learning how to create MSI installers from WiX
===
I've given up trying to apply lipstick to the pigs of installers that come out of VS and have decided to look at [WiX][1].
What resources would you recommend to learn and reference?
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MSSQL Weighted Full Text Search
===
Currently I have a table that I search upon 4 fields, FirstName, LastName, MiddleName, And AKA's. I currently have a **CONTAINSTABLE** search for the rows and it works. Not well but it works. Now **I want to make the First Name weighted higher and middle name lower.**
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List comprehension in Ruby
===
To do the equivalent of Python list comprehensions, I'm doing the following:
some_array.select{|x| x % 2 == 0 }.collect{|x| x * 3}
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Silverlight TreeView - Load data when node is expanded
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Is there a way to only load child nodes when the parent node is expanded? The problem that I’m running into is that the “expand” icon doesn’t show up if a node doesn’t have any children. Since I don’t want to load the children until the icon is clicked, I’m le... | 0 | [
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create two pdfs from one .ps file?
===
I need to reformat a text file into a pdf. Using Perl, I am modifying an existing postscript template file based on what is in the text file. Sometimes this text file will be long enough to require a two page pdf.
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Best way to configure a Java enterprise application
===
I have a set of EJBs and other Java classes which need to be configured differently based on the system environment in which they are deployed: production, test, or lab. The configuration information includes stuff like URLs and database connection information.
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Should I use static_cast or reinterpret_cast when casting a void* to whatever
===
Both static_cast and reinterpret_cast seem to work fine for casting void* to another type. Is there a good reason to favor one over the other?
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Andy | 0 | [
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C# - Get list of open tasks
===
I'm trying to find a way to get the open tasks in C#. I've been searching on google and can only find how to get a list of the **processes**. I want the only the tasks that would show up on the taskbar.
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Best approach for styling unordered lists in ASP.NET
===
In ASP.NET (not MVC), what is the best approach to programmatically setting styles on an unordered list used for navigation so the appropriate menu item is styled as the active item if that page is being viewed?
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Adding a dimension to every element of a numpy.array
===
I'm trying to transform each element of a numpy array into an array itself (say, to interpret a greyscale image as a color image). In other words:
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[0, 5, 10]
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Do you require deep packet inspection on a server-only firewall?
===
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Good database library/ORM for cocoa development
===
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JMS/DDS Integration
===
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In Rails, with cookie-based session store, are session and cookies the same thing
===
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NSBorderlessWindowMask Window wont show NSPanels if not front most window
===
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PropertyInfo.GetValue() "Object does not match target type."
===
I'm digging into Reflection for the first time and I'm truely stuck. I've googled everything I can think of. I'm 90% where I wanna be now.
I'm trying to return the value of a Property in a custom class through Reflection.
Here's my class declaratio... | 0 | [
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Java Obfuscators
===
I'm looking for a good java obfuscator.
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Best practices for storing postal addresses in a database (RDBMS)?
===
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Windows: Under what circumstances might SetEvent() not return immediately?
===
`print("code sample");`I have a thread that, when its function exits its loop (the exit is triggered by an event), it does some cleanup and then sets a different event to let a master thread know that it is done.
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Is there a way to change the behavior of the vim omnicomplete menu?
===
Omnicompletion is working, but it automatically inserts the first result.
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C++ Nested classes forward declaration error
===
I am trying to declare and use a class B inside of a class A
and define B outside A.
I know for a fact that this is possible because Bjarne Stroustrup
uses this in his book "The C++ programming language"
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Strange bug this
===
I have a RVDS project for a certain video decoder(its all C code),
created for ARM926EJ-S target, executed using the RVDS 2.2 simulator.
I am not using any scatterload/<configuration file>/<map file> to
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Heap, Data segment, Cod... | 0 | [
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regex (in PHP) to match & that aren't HTML entities
===
Here's the goal: to replace all standalone ampersands with &amp; but NOT replace those that are already part of an HTML entity such as &nbsp;.
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Low level keyboard input on Windows...
===
What win32 calls can be used to detect key press events globally (not just for 1 window, I'd like to get a message EVERY time a key is pressed), from a windows service? | 0 | [
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How can i make a catch all route to handle '404 page not found' queries for ASP.NET MVC?
===
Is it possible to create a final route that catches all .. and bounces the user to a 404 view in ASP.NET MVC?
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loading javascript dependencies on demand
===
I'm sure there are different approaches to this problem, and I can think of some. But I'd like to hear other people's opinion on this. To be more specific I've built a widget that allows users to choose their location from a google maps map. This widget is displayed on dem... | 0 | [
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MOSS'07 - Page View Web Part Slows Menu Hovers
===
In our MOSS '07 site we have a page that contains just a Page Viewer web part in it that points to a site on another server. However, I've noticed that on that page (and any others that have a Page Viewer web part on it) our drop down menus and hover effects are SUPE... | 0 | [
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How can I test programaticly if a path/file is a shortcut?
===
I need to test if a file is a shortcut. I'm still trying to figure out how stuff will be set up, but I might only have it's path, I might only have the actual contents of the file (as a byte[]) or I might have both.
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Is there native .NET type for CIDR subnets?
===
It's simple enough to code up a class to store/validate something like `192.168.0.0/16`, but I was curious if a native type for this already existed in .NET? I would imagine it would work a lot like `IPAddress`:
CIDR subnet = CIDR.Parse("192.168.0.0/16");
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Peer to Peer: Methods of Finding Peers
===
Are there any known methods of finding peers without using a dedicated central server?
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Has anyone used Versions for OSX?
===
As anyone used [Versions][1] for OSX? I'm mainly wondering if it does everyhting [TortoiseSVN][2] does and if you can use both the same checkout repo?
[1]: http://versionsapp.com/
[2]: http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/ | 0 | [
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How to implement an abstract class in F#?
===
After I've seen [this][1] PDC session I wanted to try to learn a bit of F#. So I thought the best way would be to rewrite in F# something I've already done in C# but my brain just refuses to think in functional mode.
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Python Input/Output, files
===
I need to write some methods for loading/saving some classes to and from a binary file. However I also want to be able to except the binary data from other places, such as a binary string.
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What is the "right" way to iterate through an array in Ruby?
===
PHP, for all its warts, is pretty good on this count. There's no difference between an array and a hash (maybe I'm naive, but this seems obviously right to me), and to iterate through either you just do
foreach (array/hash as $key => $value)
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Fluent NHibernate: How to create one-to-many bidirectional mapping?
===
**Basic question**: How to I create a bidirectional one-to-many map in Fluent NHibernate?
**Details:**
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Best way to list a Merb::Slices dependencies?
===
I'm creating a list of the Slices in my Merb app, like this:
> Merb::Slices.each_slice do |slice|
I'd like to get the list of dependencies for each of this slice, any idea how to access it?
I'm still reading merb code, solution might come soon ;) | 0 | [
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Is it possible for the findbug plugin for eclipse to report as errors instead of warnings?
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I intend to have finbugs run whenever the code is built by eclipse.
I would like to be able to make the findbu... | 0 | [
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Decode gzipped web page retrieved via cURL in PHP
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I'm retrieving a gzipped web page via curl, but when I output the retrieved content to the browser I just get the raw gzipped data. How can I decode the data in PHP?
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ASP.NET MVC Beta Routes, Controller Actions, Parameters and ActionsLinks...putting it all together
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Recursive HierarchicalDataTemplate (WPF)
===
I'm not sure how to approach this: I want a TreeView that will display some simple data from a hierarchical data structure. As a basic example (In XML, cause it's easy to type):
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What ways are there to reformat/revalidate a tree of controls in Flex other than ValidateNow()
===
I am having problems with text with multiple lines not reformatting properly when I call `loadStyleDeclarations`. However if I load the same stylesheet TWICE then it correctly refreshes and reformats the text.
So what... | 0 | [
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===
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Weak references
===
can someone explain the main benefits of different types of references in C#, weak references, soft references, phantom references, strong references.
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can anyone provide/refer a proper OO type helper class for managing a singleton of the SessionFactory and then also for managing Sessions? | 0 | [
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Setting a Coverage Threshold using Emma and Ant
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===
does anyone konw what this means . . getting this in C# winforms applications | 0 | [
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Is there a better way to check to the file type of a user's upload in PHP?
===
On the PHP website, the only real checking they suggest is using `is_uploaded_file()` or `move_uploaded_file()`, [here][1]. Of course you usually don't want user's uploading any type of time, for a variety of reasons.
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Get source jar files attached to Eclipse for Maven-managed dependencies
===
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Multi line text in Flex doesnt recalculate when runtime css is changed
===
For loading time considerations I am using a runtime css file in my Flex Application.
I am having a problem with a multi line text control :
<mx:Text id="txtDescription" selectable="false"
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Error handeling implemented by IHttpModule doesn't work in IIS6, works in IIS5.1
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In Django, how does one filter a QuerySet with dynamic field lookups?
===
Given a class:
from django.db import models
class Person(models.Model):
name = models.CharField(max_length=20)
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What is the best alternative IDE to Visual Studio 2008
===
At home and work I use VS2008. As I've only ever used Visual Studio for .NET development, I would like to expand my horizons and see what else there is on offer as an alternative to it. So what in your opinion is the best alternative to Visual Studio? Is there... | 0 | [
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What are the legitimate uses of global keyboard hooks?
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Other than for app launch shortcuts, which should only be provided by the O/S, what are the legitimate uses of things like Windows keyboard hooks? It seems to me that we only have problems with things like key loggers because operating systems provide hooks t... | 0 | [
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WPF Tab View Control
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Python library to modify MP3 audio without transcoding
===
I am looking for some general advice about the mp3 format before I start a small project to make sure I am not on a wild-goose chase.
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What is Namespace URI Constant.NamespaceSpecNS stands for?
===
I'm porting parts of Java project to C# and came across this constant `Constant.NamespaceSpecNS.`
One of its uses is in the following Java context:
_xmlElement.setAttributeNS(Constants.NamespaceSpecNS,"a_qualified_name", "some_value");
where `se... | 0 | [
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UIPickerView Row Color
===
Does anyone know how to change the color of a row (or row background) in the UIPickerView control from the iPhone SDK? Similiar to the below title for row, however I would also like to change the color of the row:
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Minimize function in adjacent items of an array
===
I have an array (`arr`) of elements, and a function (`f`) that takes 2 elements and returns a number.
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Why does Microsoft Visual C# 2008 Express Edition debugger randomly exit?
===
I am writing a multi-threaded Windows application in Microsoft Visual C# 2008 Express Edition. Recently, the debugger has been acting strangely.
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