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Maven2 life cycle help
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I’ve built a custom Maven2 plug-in using Ant. I would like to call another maven plug-in in particular the Cargo Maven2 plug-in immediately after the custom Ant plug-in successfully completes. However, I do not want to attach the Cargo plug-in to another goal or phase. Is there a way to have... | 0 | [
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synch ennumeration with static data from a database
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I have an enumeration of delivery status codes. And when I save delivery data to the database they are stored with a foreign key to a table containing the same data (i.e. the same delivery codes)
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Easy jQuery Question - Selecing a div with the same class as the a
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I want to do this, but haven't figured it quite out yet...
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MySQL count matching words
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How to query to get count of matching words in a field, specifically in MySQL | 0 | [
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PHP 3 to PHP 5 Upgrade... Variables in 3 didn't have $ in front... is there a setting for back compat?
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OK, this is an odd request, and it might not even be fully true... but I'm upgrading someone's system ... and they are using OSCommerce (from a long time ago).
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What's the best way to update my asp.net application / database after changing the schema?
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Convert fortran to C or C++
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I have some numeric code that i need to convert to c or c++. i tried using f2c, but it wont work on the fortran code. f2d conplains because the code uses c style preprocessor directives (#include).
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intel compiler on vista: "unable to obtained mapped memory"
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I'm getting the following error when trying to compile C++ projects using intel compiler version 10.0.025 on vista business edition (sp1) in vs2008:
unable to obtain mapped memory (see pch_diag.txt)
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TortoiseSVN Repo-Browser urls
===
How do I remove the urls of repositories that no longer exist in the dropdown in the TortoiseSvn repo-browser? | 0 | [
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Can you enable syntax highlighting with Eclipse PDT?
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I'm using version 3.3.2, I know that regular Eclipse for Java does variable highlighting.
Notepad++ does it regardless of what language you're using (if you select any text, it highlights similar text)
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Have Google maps center around geo-locs and zoom in appropriately
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.NET ClickOnce and Vista start-up
===
We have some software we use internally which is released via ClickOnce from VS 2008.
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Insert a dependent jar into an installer jar
===
I have a multi-module maven project with an installer sub-project. The installer will be distributed as an executable JAR. It will setup the DB and extract the WAR file to the app server. I would like to use maven to assemble this jar like so:
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jQuery to find all previous elements that match an expression
===
Using jQuery, **how do you match elements that are prior to the current element in the DOM tree?** Using `prevAll()` only matches previous siblings.
eg:
<table>
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<td class="findme">find this one</td>
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Check if page is in partial rendering mode ASP.NET 2.0 + AJAX.NET
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I need to determine in the page is loading in a partial rendering mode (when posting back from within an UpdatePanel).
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Java: Retrive this for methods above in the stack
===
How would you get a reference to an executing class several stack frames abouve the current one? For example, if you have:
Class a {
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word wrap in css / js
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I'm looking for a cross-browser way of wrapping long portions of text that have no breaking spaces (e.g. long URLs) inside of divs with pre-determined widths.
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How to split data over MySQL tables
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I have a website with members who message each other. There are getting to be a few members and they like to send messages - I'm sure you can see where this is going.
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Common GNU makefile directory path
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I'm trying to consolidate some build information by using a common makefile. My problem is that I want to use that makefile from different subdirectory levels, which makes the working directory value (`pwd`) unpredictable. For example:
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Recommended way to initialize srand?
===
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> In order to generate random-like
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WriteOnly Property or Method??
===
Is there a particular scenario where a property makes more sense then a method? The method approach feels much more natural to me. What is the right approach?
Public WriteOnly Property MyProperty As String
Set(ByVal value as String)
m_myField = value
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URL Etiquette?
===
Given my new understanding of the power of "includes" with PHP, it is my guess that ALL of my pages on my site will be .php extension.
Would this be considered strange?
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Need of Abstract class
===
Since interface is an 100% abstract class.So we can use interface for efficient programming.Is there any situation where abstract class is better than interface. | 0 | [
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Retrieving sibling control from Repeater on event
===
I have a DropDownList on a repeater control, as well as a button.
The button is disable until a valid item is selected on the DropDownList, when I want to enable the button. Unfortunately I can't seem to get to it.
Found the repeater by: (.As<T>() method is a... | 0 | [
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An Easy Way to Consume a Twitter Search Feed With ASP.Net
===
Anyone have an pointers on an easy way to consume a search.twitter.com feed with ASP.Net? I tried using the RSSToolKit, but it doesn't provide anything for parsing the <author> and other tags in the feed.
For example: I want to parse this feed: http://s... | 0 | [
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Is there a type of object, to which I can cast both Buttons AND Menutem objects in order to access their Tag properties?
===
I want to cast both MenuItem objects and Button control objects to an object type of whose "Tag" property I can reference.
Is there such an object type?
E.g.
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Hook to WM6 sound
===
How can i hook to the window mobile sound (driver?) and read the data while it is passing it to the speaker. | 0 | [
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How to programmatically add portlet to the JBoss Portal dashboard
===
How can I programmatically add portlet to the <a href="http://www.jboss.com/products/platforms/portals">JBoss Portal</a> dashboard of specific user? Is there any remote API of the JBoss Portal to do this? SOAP web service, may be MBean-based API? Of... | 0 | [
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In ruby, why does my IRB interactive debugging session always say "No sourcefile available"
===
Just trying to get my irb sessions to actually list the current line of code, and those around it. Similar to what Perl's -d debugging mode lets you ddo.
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Facebook Connect and ASP.NET
===
I'm at step 8 of the authentication overview found here: http://tinyurl.com/5527og
In particular, the user has logged into facebook via Facebook Connect and their web session has been created. How do I use the facebook developer toolkit v2.0 (from clarity) to retrieve the uid?
R... | 0 | [
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Static Class Vs. Class with private contructor and all static properties and methods?
===
When I create utility classes I typically create a class that has a private constructor and exposes all of it's methods and properties as static. What's the best approach for this? What's the difference between the way I do or cr... | 0 | [
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Does c# have anything comparable to Python's list comprehensions
===
I want to generate a list in C#. I am missing python's list comprehensions. Is there a c# way to create collections on the fly like list comprehensions or generator statements do in python? | 0 | [
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Whats the best way to set a dropdown to selected in ASP.NET MVC markup?
===
I have this html...
<select id="View" name="View">
<option value="1">With issue covers</option>
<option value="0">No issue covers</option>
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It won't let me insert code like this...
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how to convert Gridview to Datatable
===
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Versioncontrol a record in a database
===
Let's say that I have a record in the database and that both admin and normal users can do updates.
Can anyone suggest a good approach/architecture how to version control every change in this table so it's possible to rollback a record to a previous revision.
Thanks
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Generating a token that I can prove I generated
===
I need to generate random tokens so that when I see them later I can determine absolutely that they were actually generated by me, i.e. it should be near impossible for anyone else to generate fake tokens. It's kind of like serial number generation except I don't nee... | 0 | [
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What is ruby on rails and why is it so famous?
===
i have never hear about this language until i came to this site, why is it so famous?
could you post some example sites developed in this technology?
easy with the downvotes please, am nub i know :(
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ASP.NET MVC Folder Controller Html.ActionLink
===
I have the following code in my Site.Master page of an almost empty ASP.NET MVC Project.
<li>
<%= Html.ActionLink("Home", "Index", "Home")%></li>
<li>
<%= Html.ActionLink("Feed List", "Feed... | 0 | [
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Static vs global in terms of speed and space consumption in C
===
I would like to know difference between static variables and global variables in terms of **access speed** and **space consumption** (If you want to know my platform gcc compiler on windows(I am using Cygwin with Triton IDE for ARM7 embedded programmin... | 0 | [
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How do I convince a manager we need bug tracking software?
===
Good day all, I'm the "lead developer" for a major Excel based application that handles the production of a few mine sites. It talks to a bunch of databases, tries its best to help out users, and generally clunks along just fine through a mix of Solver, V... | 0 | [
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Best javascript combo box?
===
A combo box is an auto-complete text box that is also a dropdown (i.e., you can choose from a list if you prefer).
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How to use GetHBITMAP method?
===
I have a gdi+ bitmap, and I want to convert bitmap into HBitmap.
I write the following code.
HBITMAP temp;
Color color;
img->GetHBITMAP(color, &temp);
But It do not work, How can I get a HBitmap?
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PHPSpec - fail to run, anyone using it for php development?
===
Searched stackoverflow for this and found no answer
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Just wanna ask around if anyone's using i... | 0 | [
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System.BadImageFormatException "invalid format" when trying to install service with installutil.exe
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I am trying to install a Windows service using InstallUtil.exe and am getting the error message
System.BadImageFormatException - invalid format
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How to close a file descriptor from another process in unix systems
===
You can use command **lsof** to get file descriptors for all running processes, but what I would like to do is to close some of those descriptors without being inside that process. This can be done on Windows, so you can easily unblock some applic... | 0 | [
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Flex: Database driven DataGrid: arrows disappearing
===
In Flex I'm using the following code to allow sorting in a DataGrid (the data is paged and sorted serverside).
<pre>
private function headerReleaseHandler(event:DataGridEvent):void
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var column:DataGridColumn = DataGridColumn(... | 0 | [
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URL Redirection for Coming Soon Page?
===
I have a site with over 100 pages. We need to go live with products that are soon available, however, many site pages will not be prepared at the time of release.
In order to move forward, I would like to reference a "coming soon" page with links to pages that are current a... | 0 | [
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Using javax.naming.spi.DirObjectFactory to lookup objects from an LDAP
===
I've implemented an object factory to lookup LDAP objects, but the supplied context does not return the DN (via nameCtx.getNameInNamespace()) from the LDAP. Am i doing it wrong in some way?
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CruiseControl.Net switch from console to service
===
I have set up a cruisecontrol.net build server. When running it in console mode it works fine, but when trying to run it as a windows service it doesn't work. The log file shows the following message:
ThoughtWorks.CruiseControl.Core.CruiseControlException:
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IRC Bot: Error - Registration Timeout
===
I'm making a simple IRC Bot in C. And I finally got the bot connecting and receiving information. My code is supposed to be sending as well, but the server is acting as if it is not sending anything. When The bot connects, I receive this:
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SpeedUp Database Updates
===
There is a SqlServer2000 Database we have to update during weekend.
It's size is almost 10G.
The updates range from Schema changes, primary keys updates to some Million Records updated, corrected or Inserted.
The weekend is hardly enough for the job.
We set up a dedicated serve... | 0 | [
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linq, mvc and partial class
===
I have **dbml** with single table **users**
i want add partial class for User and add another property like so:
public partial class User
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public string FullName
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get
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Is a https query string secure?
===
I am creating a secure web based API that uses HTTPS however if I allow the users to configure it (include sending password) using a query string will this also be secure or should I force it to be done via a POST? | 0 | [
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Designing extensible software
===
I need some resources that talk about how to design your software to be extensible, i.e. so that other people can write add-ons/plug-ins that adds functionality to it.
What do you recommend? Any books out there that discuss the subject?
I would prefer something that's short and ... | 0 | [
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Workaround .net application domain only passing objects by value
===
I am developing an .net application which heavely depends on plugins. The application itself contains an connection to a remote server.
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Microsoft.DirectX.Vector3.Normalize() joke
===
class Tester {
static Vector3 NormalizeVector(Vector3 v)
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Where to begin and how to participate in .NET community?
===
I'm new to .NET and I would like to participate with .NET community to grow my skills (selfish, I know), contribute something (not so selfish) and I thought its just nice to be part of a community.
I can start a blog but considering I'm a beginner I can't... | 0 | [
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Processes and threads
===
1a)Are MS Word and MS PowerPoint different processes or threads of a single process?
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Standard web services v Secure web services
===
I ask this question in anticipation as part of a project. I have experience of developing and consuming web services in the past and am au fait with those. However I have been told that as part of this next project I will need to use "secure" web services. Can you provid... | 0 | [
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Http Request - Bypass DNS [.Net]
===
Is it possible (and if yes, how) to bypass DNS when doing a HTTP request ?
I want to hit directly a front-end with an HTTP request, without getting through NLB but with the correct host header.
As I have the IP of my server, I just need to bypass the DNS.
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C# Can i modify Request.Form's variables?
===
i try Request.Form.Set(k, v) but it's throw exception Collection is read-only | 0 | [
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how do i inherite/overwrite a forced style from a windows theme?
===
currently i am forcing my WPF app to use the luna theme no matter what, with this XAML code
<Application.Resources>
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===
I'm working with C and through a socket I will be receiving a message with one space in it, I need to split the string into parts at the space. How would I go about doing this? | 0 | [
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What should be stored in the database?
===
Are there any guidelines/best practices for deciding what type of data should be stored in the database?
For ex., is it ok to use database to store
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Is there a way to tell whether two COM interface references point at the same instance?
===
Given two interface references obtained from different sources. Is there a programmatic way to tell whether they're implemented by the same instance?
A simple equality check of the interface references always fails.
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How do I know if a control of a page made a Callback?
===
I have an ASPX page and on this page I have a control that contains an AJAX UpdatePanel.
When the control makes a callback my ASPX page's *Page_Load* event is triggered, but the *Page.IsCallBack* property is false.
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Datatype of SUM result in MySQL
===
I'm having a bit of a problem with converting the result of a MySQL query to a Java class when using SUM.
When performing a simple SUM in MySQL
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Designers to Developers-What should I know?
===
This is a broad question, so let me narrow it a bit. I am a graphic designer entering the world of web design. I'm not totally green in this field, but I know enough to know that I have a lot to learn. From friends and from posts on this site I realize there is often a h... | 0 | [
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===
I have plan to read Django can i go with django or plone.What makes django/plone better than the other | 0 | [
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Best way to convert Camel Case to a sentence
===
What is the best way to convert from Camel Case to a sentence.
For example starting with
"AwaitingFeedback"
and converting that to
"Awaiting feedback"
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Can someone tell me what Strong typing and weak typing means and which one is better?
===
Can someone tell me what Strong typing and weak typing means and which one is better?
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How to convince my boss to join programmers into pairs or even teams?
===
Welcome
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What can Lisp do that Lua can't?
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Lua's most direct competitor in the scripting arena is Python. So it commonly gets compared with Python, however I've heard many times that Lua is very much like Lisp(Scheme) in terms of expressive power and flexibility.
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MVC architecture question for Mac application.
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Does HTTP use UDP
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this might be a silly question:
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Export HTML to PDF (C++, Windows)
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I am looking for a redistributable component to convert HTML to PDF.
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ASP.NET Webmail Engine
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A friend of mine asked me today if there is any open-source or commercially available Webmail/Email "engine". When I asked her what she meant by engine, I got a list of features her boss asked for -
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Changing the StartPoint/EndPoint of a LinearGradient brush in Expression Blend UI
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Seems like as really simple thing to do, but I just can't track it down in the help or online.
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Any have a Visual Studio shortcut/macro for toggling break on handled/unhandled exceptions?
===
I've been trying to write a macro do do the equivalent of
1. Hitting Ctrl+Alt+E to bring up the Exceptions window
2. Toggling the textbox in the 'thrown' column for 'Common Language Runtime Exceptions'
3. Hitting OK
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Win XP msvcrt crashes
===
Do any one know why an application that always ran on Windows XP now suddenly crashes the msvcrt.dll?
There were only minor changes made to the threading classes, which was done under Vista in VC++ 6.
For all our libraries to work we are Dynamically linking to the MFC dlls.
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File path as MVC route argument.
===
Part of my application maps resources stored in a number of locations onto web URLs like this:
http://servername/files/path/to/my/resource/
The resources location is modelled after file paths and as a result there can be an unlimited level of nesting. Is it possible to co... | 0 | [
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What's the Magic Behind Escape(\) Character
===
How C/C++ compiler manipulates Escape Character ["\"] in Source Code. How Compiler Grammar is Written for processing that Character. What Compiler Does after encountering that Character. | 0 | [
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Is there a way to check the SQL generated by ADO.NET methods without resorting DB tracing/profiling?
===
I want to test that application A (legacy) and application B (current) are sending the same SQL to the database. Is there an easy way to check the generated SQL?
I'm not too concerned with minor syntax differen... | 0 | [
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Handling very large strings between SQL Server and .NET code +LINQ
===
I have an app that needs to handle very large strings between a SQL Server database and .NET code. I have a LINQ query that generates the strings when saving them <i>to</i> the database, but when trying to create the strings <i>from</i> the databas... | 0 | [
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What is the best way to present a menu in your application?
===
What do you think is the best way to present a hierarchical list of functionality to users within your traditional WinForms application? (A menu system - Assume functionality can be split into a small number of modules and sub-modules but with no fixed de... | 0 | [
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Simple script to count NLOC?
===
Do you know a simple script to count NLOCs (netto lines of code). The script should count lines of C Code. It should not count empty lines or lines with just braces. But it doesn't need to be overly exact either. | 0 | [
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py2exe fails to generate an executable
===
I am using python 2.6 on XP. I have just installed py2exe, and I can successfully create a simple hello.exe from a hello.py. However, when I try using py2exe on my real program, py2exe produces a few information messages but fails to generate anything in the dist folder.
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Windows Command Line: Non Evaluation of Environment Variable
===
I would like to provide the raw text referring to an environment variable to a command instead of evaluating the environment variable.
I need this to configure BizTalk from the command line, for example:
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Does Apache log cancelled downloads?
===
If a user requests a large file from an Apache web server, but cancels the download before it completes, is this logged by Apache?
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How to model a Bayesian network or, more generally, a directed weighted graph, in SQL?
===
I found a few articles online providing examples of how to model graphs of various kinds (DAGs, in particular) in SQL, but they all seemed enormously complex, given the relative simplicity of what they're modeling.
Is there a... | 0 | [
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ASP.NET MVC OutputCache doesn't work for root URI
===
I'm learning ASP.NET MVC and bugged by one issue.
In the HomeController, the Index action has OutputCache attribute, but it seems doesn't work.
[HandleError]
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Apache beehive and localizing
===
I am trying to localize strings created by Apache Beehive and netui default pager.
I'd like to translate language of this output.
Page 1 of 3 First / Previous Next / Last
My .jsp code looks something like this
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Subversion auto-props woes
===
This is driving me nuts so any advice from fellow users would be welcome. I am using Subversion, with a copy of VisualSVN 1.6.1 installed on a Windows server. On my PC I am using a combination of TortoiseSVN and the wonderful AnkhSVN Visual Studio plugin. Everything works like a dream... | 0 | [
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backgroundrb thread_pool.defer method logger output goes to where?
===
It seems like due to the threading issue logger.warn (thats what I tested) doesn't generate any output? my code is similar to this:
def deliver(args)
logger.info "delivery start"
thread_pool.defer(:deliver_deferred, args)
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J2EE eclipse file uploading project requires refresh on package explorer before server register new file?
===
I am using struts to build an image uploading module.
However, I am encountering the problem of user not able to see the file they upload until I manually refresh the package explorer on eclipse.
Any one... | 0 | [
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Do SCJP certificate is really worthful?
===
The SCJP exam test only the concepts of java and not the programming ability of the individual in java.The person who scores more in SCJP may have less problem solving skill.In real time programming both java skills and programming skills should play equal role.so can we say... | 2 | [
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