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Setting up Continuous Integration with SVN
===
What tools would you recommend for setting up CI for build and deployment of multiple websites built on DotNetNuke using SVN for source control?
We are currently looking at configuring Cruise Control to work with NAnt, NUnit, NCover and Trac as a test case. What other... | 0 | [
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Alpha blending sprites in Nintendo DS Homebrew
===
I'm trying to alpha blend sprites and backgrounds with [devkitPro][1] (including libnds, libarm, etc).
Does anyone know how to do this?
[1]: http://www.devkitpro.org/ | 0 | [
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What's the best way of converting a mysql database to a sqlite one?
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I currently have a relatively small (4 or 5 tables, 5000 rows) MySQL database that I would like to convert to an sqlite database. As I'd potentially have to do this more than once, I'd be grateful if anyone could recommend any useful tools, or at... | 0 | [
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Is it possible to add behavior to a non-dynamic ActionScript 3 class without inheriting the class?
===
What I'd like to do is something like the following:
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foo.method();
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User authentication on Resin webserver
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I'm currently tasked with replacing an Apache + Resin Java web server with a Resin-only configuration.
Currently in our apache setup, we use .htaccess and a small user database to provide passwording at a directory level.
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Automatically check bounced emails via POP3 ?
===
Can anyone recommend software or even a .net library to develop software, that will check for bounced emails and the reason for the bounce? I get bounced emails into a pop3 account that I can read then...
I need it to keep my user database clean from invalid email a... | 0 | [
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Does running a SQL Server 2005 database in compatibility level 80 have a negative impact on performance?
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Our software must be able to run on SQL Server 2000 and 2005. To simplify development, we're running our SQL Server 2005 databases in compatibility level 80. However, database performance seems slower on SQL ... | 0 | [
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Anyone know a good workaround for the lack of an enum generic constraint?
===
What I want to do is something like this: I have enums with combined flagged values.
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Puzzle: Find largest rectangle
===
What's the most efficient algorithm to find the rectangle with the largest area which will fit in the empty space?
Let's say the screen looks like this ('#' represents filled area):
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How to make junior programmers write tests?
===
We have a junior programmer that simply doesn't write enough tests.
I have to nag him every two hours, "have you written tests?".
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How do I setup Public-Key Authentication?
===
How do I setup Public-Key Authentication for SSH? | 0 | [
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How can I identify in which Java Applet context I'm running without passing an ID?
===
I'm part of a team that develops a pretty big Swing Java Applet. Most of our code is legacy and there are tons of singleton references. We've bunched all of them to a single "application context" singleton. What we now need is to cr... | 0 | [
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Of Ways to Count the Limitless Primes
===
Recently I've been cobbling together a little library of prime checks. **"Why?"** you ask? **"Well, just because."** I respond.
I've implemented a couple and have seen the post on the [the most efficient way to find the first 10000](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/622/... | 0 | [
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Is it "bad practice" to be sensitive to linebreaks in XML documents?
===
I'm generating some XML documents and when it comes to the address part I have fragments that look like this:
<Address>15 Sample St
Example Bay
Some Country</Address>
The XSLT that I have for converting this to XHTML has some ... | 0 | [
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What is Turing Complete?
===
What does the expression Turing Complete means? Can you give a simple explanation, without going into too much theoretical details? | 0 | [
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===
Lately I had to change some code on older systems where not all of the code has unit tests.
Before making the changes I want to write tests, but each class created a lot of dependencies and other anti-patterns which made testing quite hard.
Obviously, I wa... | 0 | [
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Any good java source code analyzing and modifying libraries?
===
I'm working on an app that converts source code from using one framework to another.
I really wanted to make the agonizing monotonous job automatic.
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Zip library options for the Compact Framework?
===
My requirements:
* Support .NET Compact Framework 2.0 and Windows Mobile 6.0 devices.
* Only need to unzip the contents to a directory on a storage card. Creation of zip files is not required.
* Must be able to use in corporate/commercial software.
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PDF Editing in PHP?
===
Does anyone know of a good method for editing PDFs in PHP? Preferably open-source/zero-license cost methods. :)
I am thinking along the lines of opening a PDF file, replacing text in the PDF and then writing out the modified version of the PDF?
I have programmatically created PDF files in... | 0 | [
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PDF Creation Tutorials?
===
Are there any good tutorials or guides on the web for creating PDF files programmatically? I am especially thinking of discussing best practices in a language-agnostic way, though something tied to a language could also be useful.
Do PDF libraries tend to have multiple APIs for different... | 0 | [
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Visual Studio - new "default" property values for inherited controls
===
I'm looking for help setting a new default property value for an inherited control in Visual Studio:
class NewCombo : System.Windows.Forms.ComboBox
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best IDE's
===
I'm looking to learn python and wasn't sure what IDE's are available, what is the best one, etc. As a way of making the question more general, lets try to establish a definitive list of the best IDE for all languages. Obviously for the .NET Languages its VS and for Java its Eclipse. what about Python... | 4 | [
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How to avoid redefining VERSION, PACKAGE, etc.
===
I haven't seen any questions relating to GNU autoconf/automake builds, but I'm hoping at least some of you out there are familiar with it. Here goes:
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What do you use to Unit-Test your Web UI?
===
The company I'm currently working for is using [Selenium][1] for Uniting-Testing our User Interface. What do you use to Unit-Test your Web UI and how effective do you find it?
[1]: http://selenium.openqa.org/ | 0 | [
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RSS feeds from Gallery2
===
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WPF Databinding
===
Can anyone point me to a good resource (or throw me a clue) to show me how to do databinding to controls (combobox, listbox, etc.) in WPF? I'm at a bit of a loss when all my WinForms niceities are taken away from me, and I'm not all that bright to start with...
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Autosizing Textarea
===
I'm currently working on an internal sales application for the company I work for, and I've got a form that allows the user to change the delivery address.
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How do I make a GUI?
===
I've made many different seperate parts of a GUI system for the Nintendo DS, like buttons and textboxes and select boxes, but I need a way of containing these classes in one Gui class, so that I can draw everything to the screen all at once, and check all the buttons at once to check if any ar... | 0 | [
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How do you stress test a web application?
===
Stress testing is something that gets very little love in most death mar.., er I mean web projects. It's usually done at the last minute (or not at all), next to no time gets allocated to it, etc.
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Linq to objects - select first object
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I know almost nothing about linq.
I'm doing this:
var apps = from app in Process.GetProcesses()
where app.ProcessName.Contains( "MyAppName" ) && app.MainWindowHandle != IntPtr.Zero
select app;
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Dropping a group of tables in SQL Server
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Of Memory Management, Heap Corruption, and C++
===
So, I need some help. I am working on a project in C++. However, I think I have somehow managed to corrupt my heap. This is based off the fact that I added a `std::string` to a class and assigning it a value from another `std::string`:
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If you knew then what you know now, what language(s) will you start learning first?
===
I will probably start with C and then Lisp. Although I started programming in C, I did not program in it as much as I want. It's fun working with the low level stuff. Learning C helped me a lot when I started working. I've only sta... | 0 | [
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SQL Server 2008 compatability with SQL Server 2005
===
What is the best way to use SQL Server 2008 as a development database, but ensure that the database is compatible with SQL Server 2005? | 0 | [
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Pleae explain the use of java.math.MathContext
===
Recently I tried understanding the use of **java.math.MathContext** but failed to understand properly. Is it used for rounding in java.math.BigDecimal, if yes why does not it round the decimal digits but even mentissa part.
From API docs, I came to know that it fol... | 0 | [
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Some kind of task manager for JavaScript in Firefox 3?
===
Recently I have been having issues with Firefox 3 on Ubuntu Hardy Heron. I will click on a link and it will hang for a while. I don't know if its a bug in Firefox 3 or whatever, but I would like to try and debug it a bit.
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Best Practices for securing a REST API / web service
===
When designing a REST API or service are there any established best practices for dealing with security (Authentication, Authorization, Identity Management) ?
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Cocoa and Objective-C resources?
===
What are the recommended online or offline resources someone can offer for Objective-C and Cocoa programming?
My online resources:
- [Orielly][1], Some useful articles and examples
- [Learning Objective C][2], This seems like a good resource so far
- [Late Night Cocoa... | 0 | [
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Reorganise index vs Rebuild Index in Sql Server Maintenance plan
===
In the SSW rules to better SQL Server Database there is an example of a full database maintenance plan: [SSW][1]. In the example they run both a Reorganize Index and then a Rebuild Index and then Update Statistics. Is there any point to this? I thoug... | 0 | [
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can i use javascript to create a client side e-mail
===
i want to create a client side mail creator web page. i know the problems of using the mailto action in an html form (not standard, no default mail appication setted in the client...). but the web page isn't very important, and they don't care me very much.
Th... | 0 | [
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How to structure a java application, in other words: where do I put my classes?
===
First of all, I know how to build a java application. But I was always puzzled where to put my classes. There are proponents for organizing the packages strictly domain oriented, others separate by tier.
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Where can I find some good WS-Security introductions and tutorials?
===
Can anyone point me to some decent introductions to WS-Security?
I'm looking for tutorials or something that provide a fairly gentle introduction to the subject, though I don't mind if it assumes basic knowledge of web services and SOAP. Most o... | 0 | [
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Testing a function that throws on failure
===
What is the best way of testing a function that throws on failure? Or testing a function that is fairly immune to failure?
For instance; I have a I/O Completion Port class that throws in the constructor if it can't initialise the port correctly. This uses the Win32 func... | 0 | [
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Shift operator in C
===
Is the shift operator (<<, >>) in C arithmetic shift or logical shift? | 0 | [
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How do I convince my boss to buy nice big monitors for the developers?
===
What's the best way to convince management that buying nice big monitors for developer workstations is worthwhile?
(Whether big monitors actually are worthwhile is totally irrelevant, I'd like to convince my boss anyway.) | 0 | [
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Naming convention for VB.NET private fields
===
Is there an official convention for naming private fields in VB.NET? For example, if I have a property called 'Foo', I normally call the private field '_Foo'. This seems to be frowned upon in the [Offical Guidelines](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms229012.asp... | 0 | [
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Perl - how do I remove duplicate items from an array ?
===
I have an array in Perl:
@my_array = ("one","two","three","two","three")
How do I remove the duplicates from the array ? | 0 | [
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Querying like Linq when you don't have Linq.
===
I have a project that I'm currently working on but it currently only supports the .net framework 2.0. I love linq, but because of the framework version I can't use it. What I want isn't so much the ORM side of things, but the "queryability" (is that even a word?) of Lin... | 0 | [
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Java code for WGS84 to Google map position and back
===
Searching for some sample code for converting a point in WGS84 coordinate system to a map position in Google Maps (pixel position), also supporting zoom levels.
If the codes is well commented, then it can also be in some other language.
You can also point ... | 0 | [
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Database, Table and Column Naming Conventions?
===
When ever I design a database, I always wonder if there is a best way of naming an item in my database. Quite often I ask myself the following questions:
1. Should table names be plural?
2. Should column names be singular?
3. Should I prefix tables or columns?... | 0 | [
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Windows C++: How can I redirect stderr for calls to fprintf?
===
I am wrapping existing C++ code from a BSD project in our own custom wrapper and I want to integrate it to our code with as few changes as possible. This code uses fprintf to print to stderr in order to log / report errors.
I want to redirect this to... | 0 | [
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How to resolve symlinks in a shell script
===
Given an absolute or relative path (in a Unix-like system), I would like to determine the full path of the target after resolving any intermediate symlinks. Bonus points for also resolving ~username notation at the same time.
If the target is a directory, it might be po... | 0 | [
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Best practices for building Flash video player
===
We have a custom-built Flash-based video player that I maintain, and it needs to support preroll ads and ideally both progressive video playback and streaming depending on a server switch.
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Replicating between SqlServer 2005 and Compact Edition
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Can it be done and how? | 0 | [
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Test serialization encoding
===
What is the best way to verify/test that a text string is serialized to a byte array with a certain encoding?
In my case, I want to verify that an XML structure is serialized to a byte array with the UTF-8 encoding which is of variable character length. As an example, my current ugly... | 0 | [
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Merge Sort a Linked List
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I was recently brushing up on some fundamentals and found merge sorting a linked list to be a pretty good challenge. If you have a good implementation then show it off here. | 0 | [
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How do i enable MSTDC on sqlserver?
===
Is that even a valid question? I have a .Net windows app that is using MSTDC and it throwing an exception:
> System.Transactions.TransactionManagerCommunicationException:
> Network access for Distributed
> Transaction Manager (MSDTC) has been
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IE8 overflow:auto with max-height
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First of all, I know IE8 is still testing. But I'd *like* to have my site look the same even in testing version... so:
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Capture MouseDown event for .NET TextBox
===
Is there any way to capture the MouseDown even from the .NET 2.0 TextBox control?
I know the inherited Control class has the event, but it's not exposed in TextBox.
Is there a way to override the event handler?
I also tried the OpenNETCF TextBox2 control which does hav... | 0 | [
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Packaging Java apps for the Windows/Linux desktop.
===
I am writing an application in Java for the desktop using the Eclipse SWT library for GUI rendering. I think SWT helps Java get over the biggest hurdle for acceptance on the desktop: namely providing a Java application with a consistent, responsive interface that... | 0 | [
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What are the options for delivering Flash video?
===
I'd like a concise introduction to the different options. | 0 | [
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How to display unicode text in OpenGL?
===
Is there a good way for displaying unicode text in opengl under Windows? For example, when you have to deal with different languages. The most common approach like
#define FONTLISTRANGE 128
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list = glGenLists(FONTLISTRANGE);
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What is the value-binding syntax in xaml?
===
I'm getting all learned up about binding in WPF. I'm having a lot of trouble debugging the parse errors in my xaml, though. Can somebody pretty please tell me what's wrong with this little piece? :
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change visibility of asp.net label with javascript
===
I have an asp.net page with an asp:button that is not visible. I cant turn it visible with javascript because its not rendered to the page. What are my alternatives to solve this?
Thanks in advance,
Artur | 0 | [
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I would like a recommendation for a book on Eclipse's Rich Client Platform (RCP).
===
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PostGRESQL Programming Tutorial
===
Can anyone suggest a good guide/tutorial for programming PostGRESQL?
The manual is good, but I found it lacking as a learning aid (it is more of a reference, as manuals should be)?
I have used the forums in the past
<http://www.postgresqlforums.com/forums/>
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What real world WPF applications are out there?
===
Im currently working with WPF and Ive seen a couple of examples on [dnrtv][1] and some other places. I'd like to see more *real* stuff. Anybody knows of good examples?
Thanks
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How can I split an XML document into thirds (or, even better, n pieces)?
===
I would like to use a language that I am familiar with - Java, C#, Ruby, PHP, C/C++, although examples in any language or pseudocode are more than welcome.
What is the best way of splitting a large XML document into smaller sections that a... | 0 | [
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Why all the Active Record hate?
===
As I learn more and more about OOP, and start to implement various design patterns, I keep coming back to cases where people are hating on [Active Record][1].
Often, people say that it doesn't scale well (citing Twitter as their prime example) -- but nobody actually explains ***w... | 4 | [
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MVC pattern question: Who has what? who calls what?
===
I am refactoring a project and I want to make it conform to the MVC pattern (model view control). There are three objects:
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How do you open a file in C++?
===
I want to open a file for reading, the C++ way. I need to be able to do it for text files, which would involve some sort of read line function, and a way to do it for binary files, which would provide a way to read raw data into a char* buffer. | 0 | [
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Testing for inequality in T-SQL
===
I've just come across this in a WHERE clause:
AND NOT (t.id = @id)
How does this compare with:
AND t.id != @id
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===
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How do I make Subversion (SVN) send email on checkins?
===
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Remove Quotes and Commas from a String in MySQL
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I'm importing some data from CSV file, and numbers that are larger get turned into "1,100". What's a good way to remove both the quotes and the comma from this so I can put it into an int field? | 0 | [
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Is there some means of querying the system tables to establish which tables are using what locking schemes? I took a look at the columns in **sysobjects** but nothing jumped out. | 0 | [
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When using IE, you cannot put an absolutely positioned div over a select input element. That's because the select element is considered an ActiveX object and is on top of every HTML element in the page.
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===
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SQL Server Recpvery States
===
When restoring a SQL Server Database, I notice that there are 3 different Recovery States to choose from:
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Decoding printf statements in C (Printf Primer)
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Printing from a .NET Service
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I use [rsync][1] to synchronize files to Windows clients in a server agnostic way. What methods are available to send the progress of rsync to the parent process for display in a gui progress bar?
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Allow user to set up an SSH tunnel, but nothing else
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The new extensions in .Net 3.5 allow functionality to be split out from interfaces.
For instance in .Net 2.0
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Beginners Guide to LINQ
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During the beta of Stack Overflow, I have seen quite a few questions about LINQ SQL but know nothing about it... it sounds very interesting.
**What is LINQ and how do I get started?**
Links guides or documentation a bonus :)
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.NET Interfaces
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Over the past few years I've changed from having a long flowing page of controls that I hid/showed to using a lot of user controls. I've always had a bit of a discussion between co-workers on best practices.
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There are numerous ways to connect and interact with the DB layer. In Java, for example, common usages are JDBC calls of raw SQL, object relational mappers, JDBCTemplate (Spring), stored procedures, etc.
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to yesteryear's standards such as nHibernate, good old custom ORM, or something like LLBGenPro?
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MySQL replication for fallback scenario
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When I have two mysql servers that have different jobs (holding different databases) but want to be able to use one of them to slip in when the other one fails, what would you suggest how I keep the data on both of them equal "close to realtime"?
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basic codeigniter active record and native query
===
i'm confuse about simple problem
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Eclipse PDT Debugging Setup (XDebug/Zend)
===
I've been having a hell of a time getting Eclipse to debug my CakePHP application. I've tried reading through several tutorials (none of which were that great). I've tried using both Zend and XDebug.
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I'm using cells to display information from a plist.The problem is that there is a string that has a lot of content.
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===
I have a string of chars from an 8 but wav file that I'm trying to import into my arduino project. I declare it like this
const unsigned char sounddata_data[] PROGMEM = "€€[fill these brackets in with 6500 other chars]";
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Pre-build task - deleting the working copy in CruiseControl.NET
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Plugin Capability
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Is there a general procedure for programming extensibility capability into your code?
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