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url rewriting vs url routing
===
I was planning to use url routing for a Web Forms application. But, after reading some [posts][1], I am not sure if it is an easy approach.
Is it better to use the [URL Rewrite module][2] for web forms? But, it is only for IIS7. Initially, there was some buzz that URL routing is tot... | 0 | [
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How do I use .Net Generics to inherit a template parameter?
===
**I want to be able to do this.**
MyInterface interface = new ServiceProxyHelper<ProxyType>();
**Here's the object structure**
MyTypeThatImplementsMyInterface : MyInterface
**Will this work?**
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Symlink in windows XP
===
The question is how to make the similar thing like symlink in windows like in *nix. It's really hard to write whole path to the file in console (even using [tab], it's not the way if you need to change language). Adding everything in PATH is tiring too. It'll be great to make a symlink runnin... | 0 | [
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How to Desgin for Saving Incomplete Data entered by user?
===
We have a Dot net Win forms Application which has few Forms with more than 40 fields to fill.
When the User fills say 25 fields and then realizes that he needs to get some more data before he can save the information or He enter all the data but their i... | 0 | [
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http PUT a file to S3 presigned URLs using ruby
===
Anyone got a working example of using ruby to post to a presigned URL on s3
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Integrating with Google Docs
===
Has anyone integrated an "Open in Google Docs" in their web app yet? Gmail has this for opening attachments. How about any other sightings of this in a *non-google* web app?
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Is there a way to compile C++ code to Microsoft's CIL "bytecode"?
===
i.e., a web browser client would be written in C++ !!! | 0 | [
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How do I create a sql dependency ona table in sql server 2000 and asp.net 2.0?
===
I need to create a sql dependency on a table in sql server 2000 in my asp.net 2.0 pages.
What are the required actions and what is the best way? | 0 | [
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Java: How can I see what parts of my code are running the most?
===
I am writing a simple checkers game in Java. When I mouse over the board my processor ramps up to 50% (100% on a core).
I would like to find out what part of my code(assuming its my fault) is executing during this.
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Make a div fill the remaining screen space
===
I am currently working on a web application, where I want the content to fill the entire screen. I have a header `div` and a content `div`. At the moment I am using a table for the layout like so:
CSS:
#page {
height: 100%;
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#tdcontent {
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Width issue with Ext.Panel bbar in IE 6
===
I've just run into a display glitch in IE6 with the ExtJS framework. - Hopefully someone can point me in the right direction.
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Pseudo random generator, Assembler
===
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Can I merge two Microsoft Word documents reliably with Subversion?
===
We have concurrent edits happening on Word documents and I want to make sure that Subversion can handle merging .doc files. Do you know if Subversion handles merges of Word documents well? | 0 | [
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What is the difference between gcc optimization levels?
===
What is the difference between different optimization levels in GCC? Assuming I don't care to have any debug hooks, why wouldn't I just use the highest level of optimization available to me? does a higher level of optimization necessarily (i.e. provably) ge... | 0 | [
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Why would a region of memory be marked non-cached?
===
In an embedded application, we have a table describing the various address ranges that are valid on out target board. This table is used to setup the MMU.
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convert from pdf to word document
===
please can anybody tell me how convert from pdf to word document? | 4 | [
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BitmapDrawable deprecated alterantive
===
I have the following code that will rotate a drawable by a set amount of degrees.
public Drawable rotateDrawable(float angle, Context context)
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Query for null records where filestream is enabled
===
I have a table that we just enabled FileStreams on. We created a new varbinary column and set it to store to a filestream. Then we copied everything from the existing column to the new one in order to get the file data pushed to the file system.
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Salesforce Java script join or reference queries
===
I am trying to select data from a couple objects at the same time using Javascript.
I want to select the LOB__C, risk_state__c FROM Opportunity and the Contact's firstname and lastname that is related to that Opportunity. I can't figure out how to do that.
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Converting datetime object to timestamp and back gives me a different time
===
I have encountered this problem today and I don't have an explanation for it.
I have a python datetime object:
dt = datetime.datetime(2012, 3, 31, 18, 30, 48, tzinfo=<FixedOffset '-04:00'>)
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match a double quoted-string with double-quote inside
===
I have this python string:
string = '"/dev/null" "" "19/1333329478.9381399" 0 1 "cam-foo" 64 900.0 "Foo x rev scan of test" "/usr/bin/env ""PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:$PATH"" python app.py" 60.145855 2.034689'
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In-house full-text search engine for source code and SQL scripts
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switch to parallel coding
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we all writing code for single processor.
i wonder when we all are able to write code on multi processors?
what do we need (software tools, logic, algorithms) for this switching?
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===
Suppose your boss told you to choose a Python web application framework, and you would be wedded to it for at least the next 3 years.
What would you recommend?
Ground rules:
- **Python**: Yes, required. (Ruby+ not an option for reasons irrelevant. Case
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What's the easiest way to merge (server-side) a collection of PDF documents into one big PDF document in JAVA
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SQL Server sys.databases log_reuse_wait question
===
I was investigating the rapid growth of a SQL Server 2005 transaction log when I found that transaction logs will only truncate correctly - if the sys.databases "log_reuse_wait" column is set to 0 - meaning that nothing is keeping the transaction log from reusing ex... | 0 | [
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Getting PHP to read .doc files on Linux
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How to do hierarchical build with rake?
===
I recently started using Rake to build some of my (non-ruby) packages. Rake is nice, but what I found missing is a way to do hierarchical builds (aggregate Rakefiles in subdirectories). Since this is a common feature in most other build tools, I'm wondering if someone more f... | 0 | [
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How do I specify multiple data sets to an XY-scatter plot using the Google Chart API?
===
Why doesn't this Google Chart API URL render both data sets on this XY scatter plot?
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Exit Shell Script Based on Process Exit Code
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How can I know why one of my vxWorks task is pended?
===
In vxWorks, I can issue the "i" command in the shell, and I get the list of tasks in my system along with some information like the following example:
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NAME ENTRY TID PRI STATUS PC SP ERRNO DELAY
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Learning PHP for fun and profit
===
I'm currently working as an applications developer, with a Java and C++ background, but I'd like to be able to work on more web-based projects.
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Why would one use REST instead of Web services?
===
Attended an interesting demo on REST today, however, I couldn't think of a single reason (nor was one presented) why REST is in anyway better or simpler to use and implement than a Web Services stack.
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CPU serial number
===
How do I obtain the serial number of the CPU in a PC? | 0 | [
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Loading .Net Fx query...
===
I have built a simple C#.Net app on a M/C with only .Net FX 1.1 present. Now when I execute this app on a M/C where there is :
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Game Development Sound Frameworks
===
I'm working with a team that's building an engine for a variety of 2D and eventually 3D mini-games. The problem we're facing is a solid, cross-platform, sound API. Obviously, DirectX is out of the question due to our needs for cross-platform capabilities. SDL is nice, and works gr... | 0 | [
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How do I access a database in C#
===
Basically, I would like a brief explanation of how I can access a SQL database in C# code. I gather that a connection and a command is required, but what's going on? I guess what I'm asking is for someone to de-mystify the process a bit. Thanks. | 0 | [
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Should I mysql_real_escape_string all the cookies I get from the user to avoid mysql injection in php?
===
When a user goes to my site, my script checks for 2 cookies which store the user id + part of the password, to automatically log them in. Its possible to edit contents of cookies via a cookie editor, so I guess i... | 0 | [
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What is your session management strategy for NHibernate in desktop applications?
===
I find it much more difficult to manage your session in a desktop application, because you cannot take advantage of such a clear bondary like HttpContext.
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Inheriting Event Handlers in C#
===
I've kind of backed myself into a corner here.
I have a series of UserControls that inherit from a parent, which contains a couple of methods and events to simplify things so I don't have to write lines and lines of near-identical code. As you do.
What I want to do is just hav... | 0 | [
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Good asp.net (C#) apps?
===
Any suggestions for good open source asp.net (C#) apps out there which meet as many of the following:?
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Lightweight alternatives to NHibernate
===
NHibernate is not really a good fit for our environment due to all the dependencies. (Castle, log4net etc.)
Is there a good lightweight alternative?
Support for simple file based databases such as Access/SQLite/VistaDB is essential.
Ideally, something contained in a ... | 0 | [
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How to get AD User Groups for user in Asp.Net?
===
I need to be able to get a list of the groups a user is in, but I need to have one/some/all of the following properties visible:
- distinguishedname
- name
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- samaccountname
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Best way to really grok Java for a C# guy
===
I've recently started developing applications for the Blackberry. Consequently, I've had to jump to Java and learn that and its associated tools. The syntax is easy, but I keep having issues with various gotchas and the environment.
For instance, something that surp... | 0 | [
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How to center text over an image in a table using javascript, css, and/or html?
===
How to center text over an image in a table cell using javascript, css, and/or html?
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Word frequency algorithm for natural language processing
===
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Lightweight Search Indexing API/Lbrary
===
I'm looking for an open source search indexing library. It will be used for embedded web application so it should have a small code size. Preferably, written in C, C++ or PHP and does not require any database in storing indexes. I tried to look on some famous search libraries... | 0 | [
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How to implement a web page that scales when the browser window is resized?
===
How to implement a web page that scales when the browser window is resized?
I can lay out the elements of the page using either a table or CSS float sections, but i want the display to rescale when the browser window is resized
i hav... | 0 | [
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Can I get more than 1000 records from a DirectorySearcher in Asp.Net?
===
I just noticed that the return list for results is limited to 1000. I have more than 1000 groups in my domain (HUGE domain). How can I get more than 1000 records? Can I start at a later record? Can I cut it up into multiple searches?
Here is ... | 0 | [
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Mocking method results
===
I'm trying to find a way to fake the result of a method called from within another method.
I have a "LoadData" method which calls a separate helper to get some data and then it will transform it (I'm interested in testing the transformed result).
So I have code like this:
public... | 0 | [
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Compiling on multiple hosts
===
Say that you're developing code which needs to compile and run on multiple hosts (say Linux and Windows), how would you go about doing that in the most efficient manner given that:
- You have full access to hardware for each host you're compiling for (in my case a Linux host and a Wi... | 0 | [
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How to prevent the ObjectDisposedException in C# when drawing and application exits
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I'm a CompSci student, and fairly new at C#, and I was doing a "Josephus Problem" program for a class, and I created an Exit button that calls Application.Exit() to exit at anytime, but if C# is still working on painting and the bu... | 0 | [
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How does a program ask for administrator privileges?
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I am developing an application using vb.net. For performing some tasks the application needs administrator privileges in the machine. How to ask for the privileges during the execution of the program?
What is the general method of switching user accounts for ... | 0 | [
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How do I create a thread dump of a Java Web Start application
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Is it possible to get a thread dump of a Java Web Start application? And if so, how?
It would be nice if there were a simple solution, which would enable a non-developer (customer) to create a thread dump. Alternatively, is it possible to create a th... | 0 | [
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How to create and use resources in C#.NET (VS 2008)
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How do I create a resource that I can reference and use in various parts of my program easily?
My specific problem is that I have a NotifyIcon that I want to change the icon of depending on the state of the program. A common problem, but one I've been struggli... | 0 | [
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How does a program ask for administrator privileges?
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I am working on a small application in VB.NET. The program needs administrator privilege for doing some tasks. Is there a way to ask for administrator privileges during the execution if the program?
What is the general way of changing the user account under w... | 0 | [
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What are the best programing puzzles you came across?
===
Every single programmer worth his salt is inspired by great programming puzzles. Some puzzles are intended to sharpen your analytical abilities while some others make your programming abilities better.
Programming puzzles are the soul of infotainment in the ... | 4 | [
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Double and floats in C#
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Are you aware what precision of operations on floating point numbers is different in project compiled in debug mode vs the one compiled in release mode. | 0 | [
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How do I get a list of the active ip-addresses, mac-addresses and netbios names on the LAN?
===
The subjects says it almost all. I'd like to get netbios name, ip and mac addresses for every host on the LAN, preferably not having to walk to every single PC and take note of the stuff myself.
Any idea of to do that wi... | 0 | [
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Fastest way to determine image resolution and file type in PHP?
===
I'm currently using ImageMagick to determine the resolution of images uploaded to the website. By calling ImageMagick's "identify" on the command line it takes about 0.42 seconds to determine a 1MB JPEG's resolution along with the fact that it's a JPE... | 0 | [
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SharePoint Event when Permissions of ListItems have been changed ?
===
Hallo, i need to fire an event (or start a workflow) when the permissions of a List-Element (ListItem) have been changed. "ItemUpdating" / "ItemUpdated" won't fire (since the ListItem itself is not updated, i suppose), so how can it be done? Thanks... | 0 | [
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How do you load an embedded icon from an exe file with PyWin32?
===
I have an exe file generated with py2exe. In the setup.py I specify an icon to be embedded in the exe:
windows=[{'script': 'my_script.py','icon_resources': [(0, 'my_icon.ico')], ...
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Is there a good book/article discussing the modularity in database design? By modularity I mean the keeping the tables belong to individual modules separte. Do not allow join between tables of different modules. And the kind of issues discussed in the question http://stackoverflow.com... | 0 | [
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How do you place EXIF tags into a JPG, having the raw jpeg buffer in C++?
===
I am having a bit of a problem.
I need to embed GPS information in an JPG with EXIF metadata, this is not a problem for a file already on disk.
But I get a RAW char* buffer from a camera and I need to add this tags before I can save it... | 0 | [
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Simple, free PHP blog engine easy to redesign?
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I am looking for a PHP blog engine which needs to be easy to redesign (CSS, HTML). It also needs to be free and have simple user interface so that the client doesn't struggle to add posts. Any suggestions? | 0 | [
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Convert C# 2.0 System.Data.SqlTypes.SqlXml object into a System.Xml.XmlNode
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Querying Active Directory with "SQL"?
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I just wonder if anyone knows or made a wrapper around Active Directory to be able to easily query it in .net? Kind of like "LINQ-to-ActiveDirectory" or some SQL Dialect, i.e. to be able to do "SELECT DISTINCT(DEPARTMENT) FROM /Users/SomeOU/AnotherOU" or "SELECT user FROM doma... | 0 | [
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Best Practices for GUI design
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What is your single best practical user-friendly user-interface design? (One design per answer, please). | 0 | [
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Should we write software to be used at work, in our own time?
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To clarify, I find that there are all sorts of fun, interesting little side-line development projects that get suggested or that we think of that improve the application we're working on, or the processes within the company that, for whatever reason, we... | 4 | [
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How can I detect the encoding/codepage of a text file
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In our application, we receive text files (.txt, .csv, etc.) from diverse sources. When reading these files sometimes contain garbage, because the codepage these files where created in a different/unknown codepage.
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Is it just me or are interfaces overused?
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Ok, I may resort to a tad ranting here, so let me apologize in advance, but I'm really curious if others find this pattern annoying too (and I wonder if it is a justifiable pattern)...
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How can I tell whether I am on x64 or x86 using .NET?
===
I'd like to offer my users correct links to an upgraded version of my program based on what platform they're running on, so I need to know whether I'm currently running on an x86 OS or an x64 OS.
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Excel Macro Language
===
I have an old Excel 4 Macro that I use to run monthly invoices. It is about 3000 lines and has many Excel 5 Dialog Box sheets (for dialog boxes). I would like to know what the easiest way would be to change it into Visual Basic and if it is worth it. I would also like to know how, if once I... | 0 | [
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Debug VS Release
===
Continuation to my [previous question](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/90751/double-and-floats-in-c) is any one aware of a comprehensive document what list all available differences between debug and release modes in C# application , and particularly in web application ?
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[ASP.NET] How to dynamically generate combination of user controls?
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I have several user controls, let's say A, B, C and D. Based on some random input, I need to generate a combination of these. For e.g. if input is 2a3d1a2c I need to show two of the A's, 3 D's after that, an A again, etc.
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Compound keys in JPA
===
I want to make an entity that has an autogenerated primary key, but also a unique compound key made up of two other fields. How do I do this in JPA?<br>
I want to do this because the primary key should be used as foreign key in another table and making it compound would not be good.
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WCF REST Caching - Client Side & Server Side
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I have wirtten a RESTful WCF Service. Incorporating E-Tags, expires headers.
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Unit testing a java servlet
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I would like to know what would be the best way to do unit testing of a servlet.
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Reliable and performant cheap (ish) hosting for ASP.NET 3.5 and mysql
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I'm looking for someone reasonably cheap but better than the majority of budget hosts out there. I'm currently with brinkster.net and I've become increasingly annoyed at the their immense unreliability and low available resources.
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===
Could somebody please name a few. I could given time, but this is for somebody else, and I'd also like some community input. | 0 | [
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Benefits of SQL Server 2005 over 2000
===
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How can I report to users what is consuming the process address space of a windows application while they're running it?
===
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How do I use the TranslateBehavior in CakePHP?
===
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How do I use INotifyPropertyChanged to update an array binding?
===
Let's say I have a class:
class Foo
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public string Bar
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get { ... }
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public string this[int index]
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get { ... }
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I can bind to these two properties using "{Bi... | 0 | [
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===
In the Windsor IOC container is it possible to register a type that I've already got an instance for, instead of having the container create it? | 0 | [
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replace-char in Emacs Lisp ?
===
[I cannot find a question tagged emacs-lisp, so let's start, it will be the first on StackOverflow.]
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Multiple Inheritance in PHP
===
I'm looking for a good, clean way to go around the fact that PHP5 still doesn't support multiple inheritance. Here's the class hierarchy:
Message
-- TextMessage
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A visual MySQL tool for Ubuntu
===
I have recently installed Ruby on Rails on my new Ubuntu machine (first time for me) and i was working through a demonstration on setting up a sample blog.
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How do I iterate a .Net IList collection in the reverse order?
===
I have an IList that contains items ( parent first ), they need to be added to a Diagram Document in the reverse order so that the parent is added last, drawn on top so that it is the first thing to be selected by the user.
What's the best way to do... | 0 | [
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How to create a path to a temporary file on Windows XP/Vista
===
What is the best way of doing this?
tmpnam() returns a path to a file in the root of the drive, which requires administrator privileges on Windows Vista, so this is not an option.
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How to rewrite an URL on a JBoss server?
===
I would like to redirect/rewrite this two kinds of URLs:
- mydomain.com -> newdomain.com
- mydomain.com/specificPage -> newdomain.com/newSpecificPage
- mydomain.com/anyOtherPage -> mydomain.com/anyOtherPage (no redirect here)
So I just want to redirect the roo... | 0 | [
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J2EE App Server Hollo World
===
I am fairly comfortable with standalone Java app development, but will soon be working on a project using a J2EE application server.
Does anyone know of a straightforward how-to tutorial to getting a hello-world type application working in an application server? I'm (perhaps naievly)... | 0 | [
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Emacs, switch active window
===
In Emacs, "C-x o" takes me to the next window.
What keyboard macro takes me to the previous window in Emacs? | 0 | [
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Totally removing obsolete members - when?
===
When developing an API for some software product/service, many times revisions are made and existing members (properties/methods) are marked as obsolete just because they might already be used by some client and removing them would introduce breaking changes. My question i... | 0 | [
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Why easyphp stop all apache processes on severals PC?
===
on some Windows PC, when I have both easyPHP and a standalone apache service configured on another network port and with a specific service name, I have a problem : when I stop easyphp, the other apache is stopped too.
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How do I get my c# program to sleep for 50 msec?
===
This might seem an easy question, but Im having a temporary brain failure moment! | 0 | [
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How to match a single quote in sed
===
How to match a single quote in sed if the expression is enclosed in single quotes:
sed -e '...'
For example need to match this this text:
'foo'
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