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SQL Server: Modifying the "Application Name" property for auditing purposes
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As we do not implement the users of our applications as users in SQL server, when the application server connects to a database each application always uses the same credentials to attach to each database.
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Recursion algorythm to generate sitemap
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I've got a DataTable containing a sitemap hierarchy with the following columns:
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SqlServer 2000 compatibility
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The developer environment db server is SqlServer 2005 (developer edition)
Is there any way to make sure my SQL Queries will run in SqlServer 2000?
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Is there an equivalent for var_dump (PHP) in Javascript?
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We need to see what methods/fields an object has in Javascript. | 0 | [
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I'm currently dynamically building an **asp:table** which contains **checkboxes**
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Lucene.Net and Geosearch - is it outthere somewhere?
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I've found an interesting article about Lucene and geosearching:
http://sujitpal.blogspot.com/2008/02/spatial-search-with-lucene.html
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Using mercurial and beyond compare 3(bc3) as the diff tool? help needed
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<br>
in windows I am able to use winmerge as the external diff tool for hg using <i>mercurial.ini</i>,etc.
<br>
Using some options switch that you can find in web(I think it's a japanese website)
Anyway, here
for example:
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I found strange bug (maybe). When I send parameters to $.ajax in a form of hash, and tried to check that params in $.ajaxSend, I found that settings.data is null, settings.url was normal with parameters included. Then I look inside jQuery code, and found that data erased.
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VMWare ESX image to run on VMWare workstation
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I've an linux image(debian) running on VMWare ESX 3.1.
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ASP.NET How to get List of Groups in Active Directory
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How can I get a full list of Groups in my Active Directory?
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Binding Converter and multibinding
===
I want to create 4 rectangles stacked to one row.
|----|--|------|------------|
The width of every rectangle is binded to value in %.
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HTTP Bad Request error when requesting a WCF service contract
===
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resharper export todo list
===
I have resharper installed and I use the todo list functionality pretty often.
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Is it safe to remove and reasign events this way? if not, why?
===
A.Event1 := nil;
A.Event2 := nil;
try
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finally
A.Event1 := MyEvent1;
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Generic ThreadPool in .NET
===
Here's a relatively common task for me, and, I think, for many a .NET programmer:<br>
I want to use the .NET ThreadPool for scheduling worker threads that need to process a given type of tasks.
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===
Building the same project (without any changes) produces **binary different** exe-files: some small regions of them are different. Empty project, version information (and auto-increment on every build) is turned off.
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Force re-cache of WSDL in php.
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Compiler warning: null reference exception
===
I have the following code in Visual Studio 2005.
Dim OutFile As System.IO.StreamWriter
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OutFile = New System.IO.StreamWriter(Filename)
// Do stuff with OutFile
Catch Ex As Exception
// Handle Exception
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Querying data from Oracle database using java servlet with Netbeans.
===
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ASP MVC Routing with > 1 parameter
===
I have the following route defined
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new { controller = "Home", action = "Index", name = "", projectName = "" }
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IIS7 shows welcome screen in Firefox, Internet Explorer works correctly
===
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Is there an easy way to model a heart shape in 3D?
===
I want to model a heart shape in 3D with as less code needed as possible and without using external model files.
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Test deployment for Sharepoint by multiple developers on a single server
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CSS Layouts - How to position two divs horizontally within another div
===
I haven't played with CSS for too long a time and am without references at the moment. My question should be fairly easy but googling isn't bringing up a sufficient answer. So, adding to the collective knowledge...
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On K.I.S.S and paving cowpaths
===
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What are important points when designing a (binary) file format?
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When designing a file format for recording binary data, what attributes would you think the format should have? So far, I've come up with the following important points:
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How to get list of all domains in Active Directory using C#
===
Can anyone plz help me to get all the domains in Active Directory. I have tried with many codes but all the programs are listing only the current working domain. Help me to get out of this check point.
best regards
Arun. | 0 | [
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Signaling validation errors in assigning a virtual attribute?
===
This is a Rails/ActiveRecord question.
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Heterogeneous Dictionary, but typed?
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Are there any language or framework features that can, or will in future, allow a heterogeneous typed dcitionary, e.g.
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myDict.Add("Height", 1.2);
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Modifying an application's web.config file in NLB cluster
===
I would like to know what would be the impact of modifying web.config file while an ASP.NET application is running.
Here's my exact scenario. I have two hosts running the same application on IIS6. Both hosts have the exact same machine.config files, mea... | 0 | [
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Continue on error in loop
===
The loop below is callign a proc that does various 'things'
If it should throw an exception it also 'raises' it. I want to catch it and ignore it and allow the loop to continue processing the next value in the array.
Thanks
WHILE indx IS NOT NULL LOOP
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Can I convert a C# string value to a string literal
===
In C#, can I convert a string value to a string literal, the way I would see it in code? I would like to replace tabs, newlines, etc. with their escape sequences.
If this code:
Console.WriteLine(someString);
produces:
Hello
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HTML form submission on confirm() in Opera
===
The HTML form shown below does not work as expected in Opera (Version: 9.52). The form does not have an onsubmit attribute nor does it have an input element with type=submit. It just has two input elements of type=button and both of them onclick calls a js method where I ... | 0 | [
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variable not being passed?
===
I have this code
while($row = mysql_fetch_row($result))
{
echo '<tr>';
$pk = $row[0]['ARTICLE_NO'];
foreach($row as $key => $value)
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echo '<td><a href="#" onclick="GetAuctionData(\''.$pk.'\')">' . $value . '</a></td>';
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===
The title is a bit abstract so maybe it is easier to explain with a specific example:
I find it useful to have my exception classes take an enum parameter instead of a string message.
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BDUF or LDUF? Which one does your shop advocate and why?
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Python list slice used for no obvious reason
===
I occasionally see a list slice like this used in Python code:
newList = list[:]
Surely this is just the same as:
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ASP.NET and long running background threads - how do they mix?
===
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Auto-update web application
===
I'm in a very bad situation: I need to maintain asp.net web application hosted in an environment on which I don't have any access. For every small intervention I need to go personally which includes checking procedures since it'as a government agency.
<p>
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Regular expression to match a string (1+ characters) that does NOT end in .ext
===
I need to test a url that it **does not** end with `.asp`
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Techniques For Distributing ASP.NET User Controls Across Projects
===
Distributing ASP.NET user controls across different projects can be really useful when you want to create a library of controls that can be used by different projects.
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"Cannot call methods on DateTime", and other limitations
===
Does anyone know of a definitive list of LINQ to SQL query limitations that are not trapped at compile time, along with (where possible) workarounds for the limitations?
The list we have so far is:
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ASP.net CMS on an existing dynamic website
===
Ok i'm in a bit of a pickle.
I've built an asp.net site with a pretty big frontend and an even bigger backend. It's a big site with a lot of custom business logic for searching, displaying result sets, detailed records and then other relation DB update operations.
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ASP.Net: Users are logged out when deploying a new file to the server
===
Everytime I upload a file to my ASP.NET site, all users are logged out (aka, I guess their session become invalidated).
Is there any way to "hotswap" the code in ASP.NET so that this doesn't happen? Compile before deploying etc.
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sql query causing error 2950
===
This SQL query was generated by Microsoft Access 2003, and works fine when run, but fails when trying to run from a Macro. Is there any obvious error within the query, or any reason it would not work?
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Warning signs to look for in a potential customer?
===
I have seen a few questions about how to interview potential employees and employers, but this is something fairly important that I've come across in the past and I'm sure a lot of other users here will have too:
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What could go wrong if I convert ANSI encoded files to UTF-8?
===
I have an existing ASP.NET 2.0 website, stored in Team Foundation Server 2005. Some of the pages/controls are encoded as ANSI (according to Notepad++) and the Content-Type header is set to:
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which one would you use to draw stuff on a winform? Format32bppRgb or Format24bppRgb or something else?
===
[in any .net version][1]
Format24bppRgb
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How to access previous/next element while for looping?
===
Is there a way to access a list(or tuple, or other iterable)'s next, or previous element while looping through with for loop?
l=[1,2,3]
for item in l:
if item==2:
get_previous(l,item)
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What's the most efficient way to remember read/unread status across multiple items?
===
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Foreign key from one project into another in Django
===
I'm wondering if it's possible to define a foreign key in a models.py file in Django that is a reference to a table in another project?
In other words, I have two projects, called cf and profiles, and in cf/models.py I have (amongst other things):
class... | 0 | [
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Sources for visual explanations?
===
Does anyone has sources for visual explanations of algorithms (or maths) that is even more expressive, more intuitive, maybe aesthetically appealing ? Or, animations of algorithms?
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How can I make a CListCtrl keep its scrollbar?
===
In MFC, a CListBox has a "disable no scroll" property. When you set it to true, the vertical scrollbar is always there, no matter how many items you have. How can I do the same thing with CListCtrl? | 0 | [
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Autotools : how to set global compilation flag
===
I have a project with several sources directories :
src/A
/B
/C
In each, the Makefile.am contains
AM_CXXFLAGS = -fPIC -Wall -Wextra
How can avoid repeating this in each source folder ?
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Have I completed this C++ pointers / lists assignment? [StackOverflow Code Review? :)]
===
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How to access the notes field on a GroupPrincipal object
===
I query all security groups in a specific domain using
PrincipalSearchResult<Principal> results = ps.FindAll();
where ps is a PrincipalSearcher.
I then need to iterate the result (casting it to a GroupPrincipal first ) and locate the ones tha... | 0 | [
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Documentation of software design and architecture
===
What are the best practices and software tools for documenting software design and architecture for
1. PC based applications based on Java
or .NET?
2. Embedded Applications based on VxWorks or Embedded Linux or Windows CE?
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How to find out if there is data to be read from stdin on Windows in Python?
===
This code
select.select([sys.stdin], [], [], 1.0)
does exactly what I want on Linux, but not in Windows.
I've used `kbhit()` in `msvcrt` before to see if data is available on stdin for reading, but in this case it always ret... | 0 | [
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WindowsPrincipal.IsInRole and universal vs. global active directory groups
===
Does anybody know how to make WindowsPrincipal.IsInRole("domain\role") work with active directory universal groups?
Let's say the current user is a member of a group called Role in a domain called domain, and that the Role group is a Glo... | 0 | [
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How should I get rid of TFS Branches properly?
===
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C# comments on closing {}
===
I've been working a little with DevExpress CodeRush and Refactor! Pro this week, and I picked up a commentor plug-in that will automatically generate comments as you type code.
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MySQL Table Design for a Questionnaire
===
I am fairly new to MySQL and have a project in which I need to design a database that will store responses from an online questionnaire. Reports will need to be written from the data. Does anyone have any tips on what type of fields to use? The questions will either have a... | 0 | [
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How to analyse .exe parameters inside the program?
===
I have a program that can have a lot of parameters (we have over +30 differents options).
Example:
<code>myProgram.exe -t alpha 1 -prod 1 2 -sleep 200</code>
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how to show/hide SIP on Pocket PC
===
I have the following problem:
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How to trace WCF message size?
===
I'm fooling around with WCF, and would like to see how many messages I send/receive, and how large these messages are.
I tried activated WCF tracing, and ended up with a real huge trace file, but I found no way to extract the simple message size from this.
There sure must be so... | 0 | [
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How to I find duplicate rows in a join text file
===
I have recently converted 10 JavaScript files into one file, which I then run a JavaScript compiler on. I just had a bug where I had reused a function name.
Is there a tool to check for duplicate rows/function names in the combined file?
Or should I create a ... | 0 | [
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removing text layer and replacing with image
===
I have this code, which works fine, but I would like to be able to make it so when an image appears the text layer disapears, and there would be a link to bring the xt back and remove the image. How would I do this..., something to do with changing isibility and overlay... | 0 | [
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Inherited class quagmire, how to make this maintainable code
===
I want to create maintainable code, but this inheritance situation is causing me problems.
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Since UserExtension inherits from User, I have to make sure that I <b>mirror</... | 0 | [
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Event handling in Visual C++
===
There are two pictureboxes with two different images.
If I click on one picture box, the image in it should be cleared.
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Webservice Authentication
===
I'm working on a webservice + AJAX interface, and I'm worried about authentication. This moment I'm passing username and password to the webservice as arguments, but I fear that this approach is highly insecure. I was told that ssl could solve my problem, but I want more alternatives.
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How to combine two jQuery results
===
How do you combine two jQuery search results? eg:
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edit /etc/sudoers from script
===
I need to edit /etc/sudoers from a script to add/remove stuff from white lists.
Assuming I have a command that would work on a normal file, how could I apply it to .etc/sudoers?
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Is there any way to kill a Thread in Python?
===
Is it possible to terminate a running thread without setting/checking any flags/semaphores/etc.? | 0 | [
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===
I'm using .NET Regular Expressions to strip HTML code.
Using something like:
<title>(?<Title>[\w\W]+?)</title>[\w\W]+?<div class="article">(?<Text>[\w\W]+?)</div>
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Rails JOIN TABLES
===
i'm trying to use the GeoKit plugin to calculate the distance between 2 points. So the idea is, i do a search for an article, and the results i want to order by distance. So i have a form where I enter the article (that im looking for) and my address. Then rails must find all articles that match ... | 0 | [
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How to parse XML in JavaScript from Google
===
I want to parse this XML Document http://www.google.de/ig/api?weather=Braunschweig,%20Deutschland I want to be able to read out condition, temp_c and humidity. All this I want to do inside of JavaScript without using any server sided scripts such as PHP and I want it to w... | 0 | [
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Project methodology for small teams
===
We're usually 1-4 developers / art directors / copywriters on each project at my firm, what methodology would you recommend use to use? Agile? XP? Scrum? Something else? (I know they are all variations of essentially the same concept, yes) | 0 | [
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DDD repositories as singletons?
===
Quick question: Would it be a good or a bad idea to implement my domain-driven design style repositories as singletons? Why?
Or should I maybe use a dependency injector container to manage my repositories and decide if they are singletons or not?
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Primitive recursion
===
how will i define the funcion 'simplify' using preimitive recursion?
simplify :: Expr -> Expr
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simplify
Simplify an expression using basic arithmetic, e.g.
simplify (Plus (Var "x") (Const 0)) = Var "x"
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memcpy vs assignment in C
===
Under what circumstances should I expect memcpys to outperform assignments on modern INTEL/AMD hardware? I am using GCC 4.2.x on a 32 bit Intel platform (but am interested in 64 bit as well).
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Putting a value on the load of a windows system
===
I've written an image processing script in php which is run as a cron scheduled task (in OSX). To avoid overloading the system, the script checks the system load (using 'uptime') and only runs when load is below a predefined threshold.
I've now ported this over to... | 0 | [
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Supplying 64 bit specific versions of your software
===
Would I expect to see any performance gain by building my native C++ Client and Server into 64 bit code?
What sort of applications benefit from having a 64 bit specific build?
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How do I get keyboard events in an NSStatusWindowLevel window while my application is not frontmost?
===
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How do I BringToView the latest item added to a bound ObservableCollection
===
I have a silverlight control (View) which displays a list of items in a specified property of the datacontext (viewmodel).
What I need is for the scrollviewer in my control to scroll to the top or bottom depending on where the latest ite... | 0 | [
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What tools do you use to make architecture diagrams?
===
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From where could i get the database of the cities/places around the world?
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In dopplr [http://www.dopplr.com] there is an option to fill the city of travel and the site will automatically find the city around the world. Is there any web service or database for such a city lookup? | 0 | [
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How does Windows determine/handle the DOS short name of any given file?
===
I have a folder with these files:
alongfilename1.txt <--- created first
alongfilename3.txt <--- created second
When I run **DIR /x** in command prompt, I see these short names assigned:
ALONGF~1.TXT alongfilename1.txt
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How best to switch from template mess to clean classes architecture (C++)?
===
Assuming a largish template library with around 100 files containing around 100 templates with overall more than 200,000 lines of code. Some of the templates use multiple inheritance to make the usage of the library itself rather simple (i.... | 0 | [
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Connecting to Oracle from ASP.NET is very slow - how to diagnose?
===
I have an ASP.NET application that's connecting to an oracle database.
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Windows temporary files behaviour - are they deleted by the system?
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Using the .net framework you have the option to create temporary files with
Path.GetTempFileName();
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Managing page sequence
===
In an ASP.NET 3.5 site we have a relatively standard payment checkout progess that contains a number of pages that need to be visited in sequence (shopping basket, payment details etc)
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Find out the size of a .net object
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I'm trying to find out how much memory my objects take to see how many of them are ending up on the Large Object Heap (which is anything over 85,000 bytes).
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How to use Autofac in a 3 layered web application (ASP.NET MVC)?
===
The examples I can find use a two layer architecture, where the controllers directly use the repository classes in the data access layer. See [here][1] or [here][2].
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I cannot change target .Net Framework in IIS 6
===
The option to target another version of the .Net Framework is disabled on a particular test system we are using on a current project.
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C# Syntax Highlighter for Blogging on BlogSpot
===
I'm looking for a syntax highlighter cum code formatter for [my blog][1] on BlogSpot. I've tried several today, but the all want to include <style> tags, or reference a stylesheet. I'm looking for one that is ideal for segments of code, and includes styling inline. ... | 0 | [
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How can I force the base constructor to be called in C#?
===
I have a BasePage class which all other pages derive from:
public class BasePage
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// Important code here
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how to block a superclass method to be called from a subclass
===
I'm extending the functionality of a class with a subclass, and I'm doing some dirty stuff that make superclass methods dangerous (app will hang in a loop) in the context of the subclass. I know it's not a genius idea, but I'm going for the low-hanging ... | 0 | [
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Setting a publish page content programatically
===
I want to know how to set a Publishing page content through the code (MOSS 2007).<br>This is how I've created the page:
PublishingPage page = publishingWeb.GetPublishingPages().Add("MyPage.aspx", pageLayout);
pageFile = spPage.ListItem.File;
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