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How do the equality (==) and identity (===) comparison operators differ?
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Can you explain the difference between `==` and `===`, giving some useful examples? | 0 | [
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How do I register a custom URL protocol in Windows?
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How do I register a custom protocol with Windows so that when clicking a link in an email or on a web page my application is opened and the parameters from the URL are passed to it? | 0 | [
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SmtpClient.SendAsync bug in ASP.NET 2.0
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I may be wrong, but if you are working with SmtpClient.SendAsync in ASP.NET
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To reproduce this problem, simply use an invalid SMTP address for the host
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How to program call divert settings on Windows Mobile?
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Does anyone know how to get/set the call divert settings in codes running on Windows mobile 5/6? I am new to windows mobile development and wonder if there is anyway to do it using C# and .NET CF? | 0 | [
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Exchange drop support for SMTP?
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I want to send email with Exchange by using telnet to port 25. Until two week ago I was able to, but now a "security fix" from Microsoft has removed this possibility.
When I try, I get this message:
421 4.3.2 Service not available, closing transmission channel
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What is the difference between <C-C> and <C-[> in vim?
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One of the best tips for using vim that I have learned so far has been that one can press <C-C> (i.e. CTRL+C) or <C-[> (ie. CTRL+[) instead of the ESC(ape) key. However I use a dvorak keyboard so <C-[> is a little out of reach for me as well ... | 0 | [
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I've started refactoring some legacy code recently and came across two functions for drawing a coordinate grid, the problem is that these functions differ only in orthogonal variables they treat, something like that
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java logger that knows the class name
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public static Logger getLogger() {
final Throwable t = new Throwable();
final StackTraceElement methodCaller = t.getStackTrace()[1];
final Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(methodCaller.getClassName());
logger.setLevel(ResourceManager.LOGLEVEL);
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What type of application/utilization is YAML best suited for?
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Why would one choose YAML over XML or any other formats? | 0 | [
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Hibernate Tools and the ever changing database
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I am currently using Hibernate Tools 3.1; I customized naming convention and DAO templates. The database (SQL Server 2005) in early development phase and I'm in charge of rebuilding the mappings, entities, DAOs, configuration, whatever. Each time I have to reverse-eng... | 0 | [
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what is the best control suite for winforms applications?
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i know devexpress have some more intuitive controls over infragistics, but what about component factory or telerik? What winforms controls would you recommend? | 0 | [
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How to sync a database that exists in various (not networked) SQL Server 2005 instances
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I am working on a database application that runs on various independent servers.
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Problem installing warbler gem on linux
===
<pre>> jruby -S gem install warbler
JRuby limited openssl loaded. gem install jruby-openssl for full support.
Successfully installed warbler-0.9.11
1 gem installed
Installing ri documentation for warbler-0.9.11...
Installing RDoc documentation for warbler-0.9.11...
> j... | 0 | [
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===
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Windows Server 2003 - Share current Desktop via RDP like in Windows XP?
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Unfortunately I have to use Windows Server 2003 on my 32 bit workstation due to memory constraints of Windows XP.
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===
Ok, if i've got a binary file encoded either in little endian or big endian under .NET, what is the best way to read / write to it?
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Active threads in ExecutorService
===
Any ideas how to determine the number of active threads running in ExecutorService? | 0 | [
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Fatal Error C1083 - Cannot open include file: "windows.h": No such file or directory
===
I'm trying to get IKVM to build (see [this question][1]) but now have encountered a problem not having to do with IKVM so I'm opening up a new question:
When running nant on the IKVM directory with the Visual Studio 2008 Comman... | 0 | [
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JAX-RS Frameworks
===
I've been doing some work with the JAX-RS reference implementation (Jersey).
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How can I merge many SQLite databases?
===
If I have a large number of SQLite databases, all with the same schema, what is the best way to merge them together in order to perform a query on all databases?
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Does use of anonymous functions affect performance?
===
I've been wondering, is there a performance difference between using named functions and anonymous functions in Javascript?
for (var i = 0; i < 1000; ++i) {
myObjects[i].onMyEvent = function() {
// do something
};
}
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How to: Pass an ampersand in a lousy filename to a flash object on a webpage
===
Argghh. I have a site that offers audio previews of songs hosted elsewhere. Some file names have an ampersand in them - see below where it passes "soundFile." Anytime there's an ampersand, Flash can't get the file - I think it drops the f... | 0 | [
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OpenFileDialog. How about "Specify Directory Dialog"?
===
On a file path field, I want to capture the directory path like:
textbox1.Text = directory path
Anyone? | 0 | [
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How to find out the distinguished name of the information store to feed to IExchangeManageStore::GetMailboxTable?
===
There is a [Microsoft knowledge base article][1] with sample code to open all mailboxes in a given information store. It works so far (requires a bit of [copy & pasting][2] on compilers newer than VC++... | 0 | [
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Rebind Access combo box
===
I have an Access 2007 form that is searchable by a combobox. When I add a new record, I need to update the combobox to include the newly added item.
I assume that something needs to be done in AfterInsert event of the form but I can't figure out what.
How can I rebind the combobox... | 0 | [
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Nuking huge file in svn repository
===
As the local subversion czar i explain to everyone to keep only source code and non-huge text files in the repository, not huge binary data files. Smaller binary files that are parts of tests, maybe.
Unfortunately i work with *humans*! Someone is likely to someday accide... | 0 | [
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Is there another way to do screen scaping apart from regular expressions?
===
I'm doing a personal, just for fun, project that is using screen scraping to give me a System Tray notification in case another line on an HTML table is added, modified or deleted.
Having done this before I thought: well let's go with the... | 0 | [
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How do I use LogParser to find out the LENGTH of a field in an IIS Log?
===
I'm trying to find LONG UserAgent strings with LogParser.exe in my IIS logs. This example searches for entries with the string 'poo' in them.
LogParser.exe" -i:IISW3C "SELECT COUNT(cs(User-Agent)) AS Client FROM *.log WHERE cs(User-Agen... | 0 | [
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Zend Framework Select Operator Precedence
===
I am trying to use Zend_Db_Select to write a select query that looks somewhat like this:
SELECT * FROM bar WHERE a = 1 AND (b = 2 OR b = 3)
However, when using a combination of where() and orWhere(), it seems impossible to use condition grouping like the above.
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In Visual Studio 2008, how can I make control+click do a "Go To Definition"?
===
I know this is not strictly about programming, but it's pretty close.
Anyway, in Delphi, you can hold control and click on a method to jump to its definition. In VS2008, you have to right-click and select "Go To Definition".
I use t... | 0 | [
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in Rails, how do I execute direct SQL code on a different database?
===
Here is the case.
I'm writing a Rails application which will monitor data quality over some specific databases. In order to do that, I need to be able to execute direct SQL queries over these databases - which of course are not the same as the ... | 0 | [
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How to handle errors loading with the Flex Sound class
===
I am seeing strange behaviour with the flash.media.Sound class in Flex 3.
var sound:Sound = new Sound();
try{
sound.load(new URLRequest("directory/file.mp3"))
} catch(e:IOError){
...
}
However this isn't helping. I'm getting... | 0 | [
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What is the Bash command to create a hardlink to a directory in OS X?
===
How do you create a hardlink (as opposed to a symlink or a Mac OS alias) in OS X that points to a directory? I already know the command "ln target destination" but that only works when the target is a file. I know that Mac OS, unlike other Unix ... | 0 | [
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Dynamic contact information data/desing pattern: Is this in any way feasible?
===
I'm currently working on a web business application that has many entities (people,organizations) with lots of contact information ie. multiple postal addresses, email addresses, phone numbers etc.
At the moment the database schema i... | 0 | [
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How to Crack Google?
===
I am planning to apply for Google? What kind of questions is asked by Google? How to crack it? Can you suggest some books, interview questions etc etc to crack the Google?
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Get Methods: One vs Many
===
getEmployeeNameByBatchId(int batchID)<BR>
getEmployeeNameBySSN(Object SSN)<BR>
getEmployeeNameByEmailId(String emailID)<BR>
getEmployeeNameBySalaryAccount(SalaryAccount salaryAccount)<BR>
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.Net 2.0: How to subscribe to a event publisher on a remote computer using transient subscriptions?
===
My problem is that I want to have a server application (on a remote computer) to publish certain events to several client computers. The server and client communicate using .Net-Remoting so currently I am using remo... | 0 | [
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Adding my own application events in Control Panel -> Sounds...
===
I have just read [this question][1] and I really loved [this answer][2] to the question. Naturally, an interesting question popped in my head...
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How to find header dependencies for large scale projects on linux
===
I'm working an a very large scale projects, where the compilation time is **very** long. What tools can I use (preferably open source) on Linux, to find the most heavily included files and that optimize their useages? | 0 | [
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Is anyone using XForms in their web applications?
===
A few years ago we started playing around with [XForms][1] from the W3C for a web app which required hundreds of custom forms.
As they aren't currently supported natively by the major browsers, what parsers/tools are you using on your projects today?
I'm not ... | 0 | [
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What is the best way to store a knowladge base of business rules for helpdesk?
===
Does anyone know of any software or a good way for developers to build up a knowledge base of business rules that are built in to the software for help desk to use?
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Processing Javascript RegEx submatches
===
I am trying to write some JavaScript RegEx to replace user inputed tags with real html tags, so [b] will become <b> and so forth. the RegEx i am using looks like so
var exptags = /\[(b|u|i|s|center|code){1}]((.){1,}?)\[\/(\1){1}]/ig;
with the following JavaScr... | 0 | [
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Creating/modifying images in JavaScript
===
Is it possible to **dynamically create and modify images** on a **per pixel level** in JavaScript (on client side)? Or has this to be done with server based languaged, such as PHP?
My use case is as follows:
* The user opens webpage and loads locally stored image
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How to skip sys.exitfunc when unhandled exceptions occur
===
As you can see, even after the program should have died it speaks from the grave. Is there a way to "deregister" the exitfunction in case of exceptions?
import atexit
def helloworld():
print "Hello World!"
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Which factors determine the success of an open source project?
===
We have a series of closed source applications and libraries, for which we think it would make sense opening up the source code.
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What's your development setup? (Talking right now to my boss)
===
How do I tell my boss, that I need endless cpu power to automate my daily job?
By the way, what's your setup, now in sep, 2008.
How fast disks?
How much memory?
How many cores?
How big screen?
Thanks!
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Spelling Alternatives based on a Database?
===
I'm looking for an efficient way (using PHP with a Mysql Database) to suggest alternative spelling for a query.
I know I can use services such as [Yahoo's Spelling Suggestion][1] but I want the suggestions to be based on what is currently available in the database.
... | 0 | [
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How to autocomplete at the Korn shell command line with the vi editor
===
In the Korn shell on <b>AIX UNIX</b> with the editor mode set to vi using:
set -o vi
What are the key-strokes at the shell command line to autocomplete a file or directory name ?
I've tried using the following:
<Esc>\
but ... | 0 | [
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When should a class member be declared virtual (C#)/Overridable (VB.NET)?
===
Why wouldn't I choose abstract? What are the limitations to declaring a class member virtual? Can only methods be declared virtual? | 0 | [
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Is there a more efficient text spooler than TextWriter/StringBuilder
===
For a situation like capturing text incrementally, for example if you were receiving all of the output.write calls when a page was rendering, and those were being appended into a textwriter over a stringbuilder.
Is there a more efficient way t... | 0 | [
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Access denied error when building solution in Visual Studio 2005
===
I get the following error in Visual Studio 2005 when doing a build:
> Error 9 Cannot register assembly
> "E:\CSharp\project\Some.Assembly.dll"
> - access denied. Access is denied. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070005
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Safe feature-based way for detecting Google Chrome with Javascript?
===
As the title states, I'd be interested to find a safe feature-based (that is, without using navigator.appName or navigator.appVersion) way to detect Google Chrome.
By feature-based I mean, for example:
if(window.ActiveXObject) {
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.NET NumericTextBox
===
Does anyone know why Microsoft does not ship a numeric text box with its .NET framework e.g. a text box which would ensure that the characters entered are always a valid number? It's something which is commonly used across applications of different flavours and indeed something which most GUI ... | 0 | [
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Runtime Page Optimizer for ASP.net - Any comments?
===
RPO 1.0 (Runtime Page Optimizer) is a recently (today?) released component for ASP and Sharepoint that compresses, combines and minifies (I can’t believe that is a real word) Javascript, CSS and other things.
What is interesting is that it was developed for Act... | 0 | [
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Where to lokk in which encoding is my ACCESS database
===
I have ACCESS database, where can I look in ehich encoding character is database? | 0 | [
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Files on XP: Is turning off "last access time" safe?
===
I'm desperately looking for cheap ways to lower the build times on my home PC. I just read an [article about disabling the Last Access Time attribute][1] of a file on Windows XP, so that simple reads don't write anything back to disk.
> It's really simple too... | 0 | [
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Auto-generating Unit-Tests for legacy Java-code
===
What is the best, preferably free/open source tool for auto-generating Java unit-tests? I know, the unit-tests cannot really serve the same purpose as normal TDD Unit-Tests which document and drive the design of the system. However auto-generated unit-tests can be us... | 0 | [
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In Rails, What's the Best Way to Get Autocomplete that Shows Names but Uses IDs?
===
I want to have a text box that the user can type in that shows an Ajax-populated list of my model's names, and then when the user selects one I want the HTML to save the model's ID, and use that when the form is submitted.
I've bee... | 0 | [
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How to get the file path from HTML input form in Firefox 3
===
We have simple HTML form with `<input type="file">`, like shown below:
<form><label for="attachment">Attachment:</label> <input type="file"
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PythonWin's python interactive shell calling constructors twice?
===
While answering [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/68645/python-static-variable#81002][1]
I noticed that PythonWin PyWin32 build 209.2 interpreter seems to evaluate twice?
PythonWin 2.5 (r25:51908, Mar 9 2007, 17:40:28) [MSC v.1310 32 bi... | 0 | [
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Remote debugging with Eclipse CDT
===
We're using the Eclipse CDT 5 C++ IDE on Windows to develop a C++ application on a remote AIX host.
Eclipse CDT has the ability to perform remote debugging using gdbserver. Unfortunately, gdbserver is not supported on AIX.
Is anyone familiar with a way to debug remotely us... | 0 | [
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Can I call an external script or program when building a SWF file in Flash CS3?
===
Is there a way to call an external script or program from Flash CS3 every time it builds a SWF file? I'd like to add subversion information using subwcrev - the SVN keywords don't work because they only update when the version class f... | 0 | [
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Lighttpd and WebDAV for serving a Subversion repo
===
I've configured (at least I've tried to configure) Lighty to enable the WebDAV plugin when I go to a certain URL. I don't get any errors, so it seems to be working. How, then, do I configure it to serve my subversion repositories (of which I have many)? | 0 | [
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How can I block mp3 crawlers from my website under Apache?
===
Is there some way to block access from a referrer using a .htaccess file or similar? My bandwidth is being eaten up by people referred from http://www.dizzler.com which is a flash based site that allows you to browse a library of crawled publicly available... | 0 | [
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How to open mutliple HTMLHelp files at the same time using Delphi.
===
In Delphi, the application's main help file is assigned through the TApplication.HelpFile property. All calls to the application's help system then use this property (in conjunction with CurrentHelpFile) to determine the help file to which help cal... | 0 | [
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Java: Easiest way to merge a release into one jar-file
===
I wonder if someone knows of a tool or script which easily merges a bunch of jar-files into one .jar. A bonus would be to easily set the main-file manifest and make it executable.
The concrete case is a java restructured text tool:
[http://jrst.labs.libre... | 0 | [
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Case insensitive search on Sybase
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I have been sick and tired Googling the solution for doing case-insensitive search on Sybase ASE (Sybase data/column names are case sensitive). The Sybase documentation proudly says that there is only one way to do such search which is using the Upper and Lower functions, but the ... | 0 | [
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Ways to avoid eager spool operations on SQL Server
===
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How can I listen to a RoutedEvent from a class that doesn't derive from FrameworkElement ? Can it be done ?
===
The question says it all basically.
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class MyClass
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ASP.NET : How to detect file upload Mime type?
===
How do people usually detect mime type once file uploaded using asp.net? | 0 | [
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Windows Vista Programatically remap user directories
===
I re-image one of my machines regularly; and have a script that I run after the OS install completes to configure my machine; such that it works how I like.
I happen to have my data on another drive...and I'd like to add code to my script to change the locati... | 0 | [
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Pattern for saving and writing to different file formats
===
Is there a pattern that is good to use when saving and loading different file formats?
For example, I have a complicated class hierarchy for the document, but I want to support a few different file formats.
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Custom X509SecurityTokenManager ignored
===
I have a webservice that that uses message layer security with X.509 certificates in WSE 3.0. The service uses a X509v3 policy to sign various elements in the soapheader.
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Where to put the dependency injection framework config file?
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I've got a solution with several different projects in it, some are pure class libraries and some are web app projects. If I want my default types to be available to all projects, where should I put the config file for the container? | 0 | [
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WCF - Faults / Exceptions versus Messages
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We're currently having a debate whether it's better to throw Faults over a WCF channel, versus passing a message indicating the status or the response from a service.
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DataGridView : How to can I do multimine data entry in a usable way?
===
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Using the same test suite on various implementations of a repository interface.
===
I have been making a little toy web application in C# along the lines of Rob Connery's Asp.net MVC storefront.
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Changing the default encoding for String(byte[])
===
Is there a way to change the encoding used by the String(byte[]) constructor ?
In my own code I use String(byte[],String) to specify the encoding but I am using an external library that I cannot change.
String src = "with accents: é à";
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How to blog code at wordpress.com
===
got a new blog at wordpress few days ago (http://ghads.wordpress.com) and I want to post some code snippets now or then. Is there anyway to make it look like code without paying for extra plugins? Thanks a lot! | 0 | [
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Compare Quagga to XORP
===
What do you think of <a href="http://quagga.net">Quagga</a> compared to <a href="www.xorp.org">XORP</a> as a dynamic software routing engine? What are the technical merits of each engine comparatively? Additionally, what do most people think of them from a programming view. Who has manipulat... | 0 | [
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Most efficient way to increment a Map value in Java
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I hope this question is not considered too basic for this forum, but we'll see. I'm wondering how to refactor some code for better performance that is getting run a bunch of times.
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Getting windows/domain credentials in asp.net while allowing anonymous access in IIS
===
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private IP address ranges
===
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How to retrieve stored procedure return values from a TableAdapter
===
I cannot find an elegant way to get the return value from a stored procedure when using TableAdapters.
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How to setup access control in SVN?
===
I have setup a repository using SVN and uploaded projects. There are multiple users working on these projects. But, not everyone is working on all projects and require access. I want to setup permissioning for each of the projects with users.
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Connecting Outlook 2007 to Domino 6.5 ?
===
Outlook (2007 now) is my favorite mail client and I would like to keep using it for both private and work emails. But with my new work, I discovered (with horror) that we have to use Lotus Domino and Lotus Notes 6.5 as client.
Is it possible to get my Lotus mails inside O... | 0 | [
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Should I start using LINQ?
===
Currently I am using NetTiers to generate my data access layer and service layer. I have been using NetTiers for over 2 years and have found it to be very useful. At some point I need to look at LINQ so my questions are...
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Java: why do I receive the error message "Type mismatch: cannot convert int to byte"
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If you declare variables of type byte or short and attempt to perform arithmetic operations on these, you receive the error "Type mismatch: cannot convert int to short" (or correspondingly "Type mismatch: cannot convert int to byt... | 0 | [
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Postgres replication
===
Right now I have a database (about 2-3 GB) in PostgreSQL, which serves as a data storage to RoR/Python LAMP-like application.
What kind tools are there that are simple and robust enough for replication of the main database to a second machine?
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Parser for C#
===
Which parsers are available for parsing C# code?
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How do you add a JavaScript widget to a Wordpress.com hosted blog?
===
I've got a [site][1] that provides blog-friendly widgets via JavaScript. These work fine in most circumstances, including self-hosted Wordpress blogs. With blogs hosted at Wordpress.com, however, JavaScript isn't allowed in sidebar text modules. Ha... | 0 | [
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Enabling single sign-on between Desktop Application and Website
===
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Multi-user Snippet Manager
===
Currently, we're using a wiki at work to share insights, tips and information. But somehow, people aren't sharing snippets that way. It's probably too inconvenient to write and too difficult to find snippets there.
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Difference between VARCHAR2(11 BYTE) and VARCHAR2(11 CHAR),
===
In Oracle, what is the difference between :
CREATE TABLE CLIENT
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NAME VARCHAR2(11 BYTE),
ID_CLIENT NUMBER
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and
CREATE TABLE CLIENT
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NAME VARCHAR2(11 CHAR), -- or even VARCHAR2(11)
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How to avoid temporary file creation on server-side when pushing back full HTML content to clients?
===
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Upload files in Google App Engine
===
I am planning to create a web app that allows users to downgrade their visual studio project files. However, I am not very sure whether Google App Engine accepts files uploading and flat file storing on the Google Server.
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How do I check ClickOnce prerequisites after first install?
===
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How to do manual form authentication for ASP.NET mobile page
===
I ma developing a ASP.NET mobile website using .NET 3.5 and mobile controls that come with the framework. I have a login form where the system will authenticate the user so he/she can access certain restricted pages.
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when using a FTPS connection to transfer a file, what is the difference between a 'Binary mode taransfer' and 'ASCII mode transfer' ?
===
I am using a <B> FTPS </b> connection to send a text file
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