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How to mock object construction?
===
Is there a way to mock object construction using JMock in Java?
For example, if I have a method as such:
<pre>
public Object createObject(String objectType) {
if(objectType.equals("Integer") {
return new Integer();
} else if (objectType.equals("String") ... | 0 | [
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Text message receiving API - UK and USA
===
Looking for a cheap way of receiving text messages by HTTP POST or other easy way. I want it to be standard rate dedicated number (no keyword).
I've looked at http://totext.net/ and it looks good for a UK number. Any other recommendations?
Also, any recommendations for... | 0 | [
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How do i hotkey directly to File Search tab in eclipse
===
When i use ctrl+h I end on the Java Search tab. I would very much like a shortcut to go directly to filesearch instead. Is that possible? | 0 | [
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LINQ to SQL: How to write a 'Like' select?
===
I've got the following SQL:
select * from transaction_log where stoptime like '%2008%'
How do I write this in LINQ to SQL syntax? | 0 | [
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relational operator expression order
===
This is probably a silly question, but curiosity has gotten the better of me. I've been seeing code lately that seems to "reverse" the order of expressions for relational operators e.g.:
if (0 == someVariable)
As opposed to what I normally see/write:
if (someVa... | 0 | [
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What's this obsession with pointers?
===
Having only really used modern, object oriented languages like ActionScript, Java and C#, I don't really understand the importance of pointers and what you use them for. What am I missing out on here? | 0 | [
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Programmatically Make Bound Column Invisible
===
I'm trying to make a data bound column invisible after data binding, because it won't exist before data binding. However, the DataGrid.Columns collection indicates a count of 0, making it seem as if the automatically generated columns don't belong to the collection.
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How do I determine if a random string sounds like English?
===
I have an algorithm that generates strings based on a list of input words. How do I separate only the strings that sounds like English words? ie. discard **RDLO** while keeping **LORD**.
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Programmatically setting the record pointer in a C# DataGridView
===
How do I programmatically set the record pointer in a C# DataGridView?
I've tried "DataGridView.Rows[DesiredRowIndex].Selected=true;", and that does not work. All it does is highlight that row within the grid; it doesn not move the record point... | 0 | [
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How to display only one validation error message with a <tr:panelLabelAndMessage> with MyFaces Trinidad?
===
For a registration form I have something simple like:
<tr:panelLabelAndMessage
label="Zip/City"
showRequired="true">
<tr:inputText
id="zip"
value="#{data['registration'].zipCod... | 0 | [
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.NET UML generation from code?
===
Is there anything out there that for .NET that can generate UML diagrams from code. Preferably an addin for Visual Studio. Starting work on a mature project that has little architectural documentation can be painful at first. Eventually you get the ins and outs of the code but helpin... | 0 | [
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Set selected item on a DataGridViewComboboxColumn
===
I have a datagridview with a DataGridViewComboboxColumn column with 3 values:
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Is there a simple tool to convert mysql to postgresql syntax?
===
I've tried the tools listed [here][1], some with more success than others, but none gave me valid postgres syntax I could use (tinyint errors etc.)
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Is it possible for ASP.NET to mix up which user is associated with which session variable on the server? Are session variables immutably tied to the original user that created them across time, space & dimension? | 0 | [
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GUI Testing
===
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Smallest Unicode encodings for different languages?
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How to use node-set function in a platform-independent way?
===
I'm writing some xlst file which I want to use under linux and Windows.
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Borland C++ Builder 6 compiler problem
===
Why BCB 6 always compile all files. I make come changes on one file but BCB 6 compile all files when i start app.
Any idea?
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Add column to existing table in MSSQL
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Removing leading zeroes from a field in a SQL statement
===
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Is it possible to set code behind a resource dictionary in WPF for event handling?
===
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MySQL slow query log - how slow is slow?
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There is a limitation on Windows Server 2003 that prevents you from copying extremely large files, in proportion to the amount of RAM you have. The limitation is in the CopyFile and CopyFileEx functions, which are used by xcopy, Explorer, Robo... | 0 | [
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What is a cairngorm "Comparator"
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When it comes to the use of design patterns, I am guessing there are three types of shops. Those who wouldn't know a pattern if it hit them in the face - these usually prefer the Ctrl-C / Ctrl-V approach to code-reuse. Those who spend hours a day sear... | 0 | [
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I've gotten to grips with the basics of Python and I've got a small holiday which I want to use some of to learn a little more Python. The problem is that I have no idea what to learn or where to start. I'm primarily web development but in this case I don't know how much difference it wil... | 0 | [
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If you have several DIVs on a page, you can use CSS to size and float them, and move them round a little...but I can't see a way to get past the fact that the first DIV will show near the top of the page, and the last DIV will be near the bottom! I canno... | 0 | [
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Why does mvn release:prepare fail while tagging?
===
With my multiproject pom I get an error while running release:prepare. There is nothing fancy about the project setup and every release-step before runs fine.
The error I get is:
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How do I enable/disable Cut/Copy/Paste menu and toolbar items in a generic way?
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I have a windows forms application with controls like textbox, combobox, datagridview etc.
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How to make visualstudio .net work with VB6 and service pack 6
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I have VB application that requires visual service pack 6 to run , now when I install visualstudio.net (any version of .net) Its debugger doesn't work properly ,I am able to create windows/web application in visualstudio.net but not able to debug anyt... | 0 | [
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===
Within an event, I'd like to put the focus on a specific TextBox within the ListViewItem's template. The XAML looks like this:
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Clean builds in continuous integration
===
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"Greedy" <Delete> and <Backspace> in Visual Studio
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===
**Has anyone found a way to run Selenium RC / Selenium Grid tests, written in C# in parallel?**
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Maven plugins for javascript
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Javascript code can be tough to maintain.<br>
I am looking for tools that will help me ensure a reasonable quality level.<br>
So far I have found [JsUNit][1], a very nice unit test framework for javascript. Tests can be run automatically from ant on any browser available.<br>
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I've always wondered this - why can't you declare variables after a case label in a switch statement? In C++ you can declare variables pretty much anywhere (and declaring them close to first use is obviously a good thing) but the following still won't work:
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Global vs Universal Active Directory Group access for a web app
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I have a SQL Server 2000, C# & ASP.net web app. We want to control access to it by using Active Directory groups. I can get authentication to work if the group I put in is a 'Global' but not if the group is 'Universal'.
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Apply inline CSS to an ASP.NET server control
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Based on a simple test I ran, I don't think it's possible to put an inline <style> tag into an ASP.NET server control. The style did not end up rendering to the output HTML. Even if it was possible, I'm sure it is bad practice to do this.
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Exception getting past Application.ThreadException and AppDomain.CurrentDomain.UnhandledException
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I'm having a problem with an application hanging and giving me the default "Please tell Microsoft about this problem" popup, instead of the "unhandled exception" dialog in the application.
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Stripping non printable characters from a string in python
===
I use to run
$s =~ s/[^[:print:]]//g;
on Perl to get rid of non printable characters.
In Python there's no POSIX regex classes, and I can't write [:print:] having it mean what I want. I know of no way in Python to detect if a character is pri... | 0 | [
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How can I write a lock free structure?
===
In my multithreaded application and I see heavy lock contention in it, preventing good scalability across multiple cores. I have decided to use lock free programming to solve this.
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Using openssl encryption with Java
===
I have a legacy C++ module that offers encryption/decryption using the openssl library (DES encryption). I'm trying to translate that code into java, and I don't want to rely on a DLL, JNI, etc...
C++ code looks like:
...
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Perl::Critic: Life after Moose?
===
I've started a conversion of a project to Moose and the first thing I noticed was that my critic/tidy tests go to hell. Moose, Tidy and Critic don't seem to like each each other as much as they used to.
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What should be done to make TFS send e-mails for events?
===
Our Tfs server (Tfs2008) has smtp server installed. But we could not make Tfs send e-mails after events to the subscribers (we are using [EventSubscriptionTool](http://www.codeplex.com/tfseventsubscription)).
Our appsettings includes these lines:
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How to call an Objective-C method from Javascript in a Cocoa/WebKit app?
===
I have a Cocoa app that uses a WebView to display an HTML interface. How would I go about calling an Objective-C method from a Javascript function within the HTML interface? | 0 | [
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Running JIRA on a VM
===
Anyone have any success or failure running Jira on a VM?
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Strong SSL with Tomcat 6
===
I'm trying to create a self signed certificate for use with Apache Tomcat 6. Every certificate I can make always results in the browser connecting with AES-128. The customer would like me to demonstrate that I can create a connection at AES-256.
I've tried java's keytool and openssl. ... | 0 | [
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How to programmatically configure an ODBC Datasource using C#
===
Is there any way to create a ODBC DSN with C#?
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behaviour of datetime in json on different systems (win xp, server 2003)
===
My Web Application is split up in a WebGui and an WebService. The WebService is responsible for Business Logic and Database handling.
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HTTP GET in VB.NET
===
What is the best way to issue a http get in VB.net? I want to get the result of a request like http://api.hostip.info/?ip=68.180.206.184 | 0 | [
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Python module functions used in exepcted ways
===
Based on ["Split a string by spaces in Python"][1], which uses *shlex.split* to split a string with quotes smartly, I would be interested in hearing about other common tasks solved by non-obvious standard library functions.
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Abstract Syntax Tree
===
I have an AST derived from the ANTLR Parser Generator for Java. What I want to do is somehow construct a control flow graph of the source code, where each statement or expression is a unique Node. I understand there must be some recursiveness to this identification, I was wondering what you wo... | 0 | [
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IQueriable<T> with better performance?
===
Having tried myList.AsQueriable() doing many lookups on a list of 30,000 seems to take a while (I'm joining it with another source).
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Does NUnit work with .NET 3.5?
===
I'm just getting started with learning about Unit testing (and TDD in general). My question is does the latest version of NUnit support working in VS2008 with .NET 3.5? I've looked at the documentation pages at NUnit and they don't mention it.
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Variable declarations in header files - static or not?
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When refactoring away some #defines I came across declarations similar to the following in a C++ header file:
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(Security) Should I reject URLS longer than N?
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How can I highlight text in Scintilla?
===
I am writing an editor using <a href="http://www.scintilla.org/">Scintilla</a>.
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Learning C# in Mono
===
How solid is Mono for C# development on Linux and OS X? I've been thinking about learning C# on the side, and was wondering if learning using Mono would suffice. | 0 | [
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SQL Compact Edition 3.5 SP 1 - LockTimeOutException - how to debug?
===
Intermittently in our app, we encounter LockTimeoutExceptions being throw from SQL CE. We've recently upgraded to 3.5 SP 1, and a number of them seem to have gone away, but we still do see them occasionally. I'm certain it's a bug in our code (whi... | 0 | [
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Best Resources for Learning AS3
===
Let me star off by saying I am by NO means a designer. I'm interested in learning AS3, and was wondering what some of the best books/resources there are out there for an absolute beginner. | 4 | [
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What can cause MASM to display "junk"?
===
I have some code which is supposed to display a short message. Here's the pertinent code:
DATA SEGMENT 'DATA'
MSG DB 0AH, 0DH, 'Hello, Adam', '$'
CHAR DB 00H
DATA ENDS
CODE SEGMENT 'CODE'
PRINT_MSG:
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Many to Many Relationship in MS Dynamics CRM 4.0 - How to?
===
I'm working on a MS CRM server for a project at my university.
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Python sockets suddenly timing out?
===
I came back today to an old script I had for logging into Gmail via SSL. The script worked fine last time I ran it (several months ago) but now it dies immediately with:
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Self-owning web services, or services that can survive the death of the inventor
===
I noticed a new web service today called a [Dead man's switch](http://www.deadmansswitch.net/), which dispatches email in the event that you don't respond to periodic "pings" that prove you're still alive. But it occurred to me that I... | 0 | [
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===
What would you say are your best kept secrets to keep yourself in top programming shape? | 4 | [
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Tips on walking through unfamiliar code or info on tools that help the process?
===
I would love tips on how to walk unfamiliar code with many objects. Before OOP this was still a difficult thing and I would do it with listings and have tabs and 8 fingers holding my place. With multiple monitors I have advanced my ... | 0 | [
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How do I reserve caret position in CEdit control?
===
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Tidy Converting <Span Style="Font-Style:Bold"> to <Class="C1">.
===
I am using the PHP 5 Tidy class to format html.
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Which is the best tool for automatic GUI performance testing?
===
We are currently testing a Java Swing application for it's performance. I wonder if there is a good tool to automate this? | 0 | [
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How to define listview templates in code
===
I am writing a Composite control, which contains a listview to display a table of items. Normally when using a ListView in Asp.NET I would define the templates in the code-forward.
<asp:ListView runat="server" ID="ArticleList">
<LayoutTemplate>
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e-commerce widget for GraffitiCMS
===
Does anyone know of a e-commerce widget for GraffitiCMS?
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How can you get database specific performance metrics for things like CPU/Memory/etc. in SQL Server 2005?
===
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Combine rows in Access 2007
===
I'm looking for an Access 2007 equivalent to SQL Server's COALESCE function.
In SQL Server you could do something like:
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Non-iterative / Non-looping Way To Calculate Effective Date?
===
I have a table called OffDays, where weekends and holiday dates are kept. I have a table called LeadTime where amount of time (in days) for a product to be manufactured is stored. Finally I have a table called Order where a product and the order date i... | 0 | [
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jQuery to replace broken images
===
I have a web page that includes a bunch of images.
Sometimes the image isn't available so a broken image is displayed in the clients browser.
I want to use jQuery to get the set of images, filter it to broken images then replace the src.
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===
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unintentional pitch change using MS SAPI TTS
===
Has anyone else experienced (and possibly solved) unintentional pitch changes using MS SAPI TTS voices?
I'm using the SpVoice automation interface with SAPI 5.1.
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Automated user research, what are good strategies?
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I am producing an online system to integrate a number of other systems using sharepoint as a portal. I would like good logging built in so I can actually see what my users are doing (without invading their privacy!)
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Switching an OSS project license from GPL to L-GPL on Sourceforge
===
Is that possible to switch an Open Source Project license from [GPL][1] to [LGPL v3][2] if I am the project originator/administrator ?
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How do I get CTRL-LEFTCLICK navigation on Ruby to work in IntelliJ 7?
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In IntelliJ when editing Java files, this works for me. e.g. CTRL-LEFTCLICK on an identifier takes me to where that identifier is defined. For some reason it doesn't work when editing Ruby code. Any ideas? | 0 | [
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Stop SubText/FCKEditor messing up the HTML
===
I'm trying to put together a blog, and have gone with SubText and I've just installed SyntaxHighlighter but it doesn't seem to work properly. SubText or FCKEditor seems to tamper with the HTMl, inlineing everything in the pre tags and placing line-breaks at the end of ea... | 0 | [
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===
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What would be the best place to start learning AJAX (I have Perl as a backend)
===
I am currently developing a website using basic cgi to turn out pages. I would like the website to be changed to have a better (read dynamic) interface.
What techniques (if not AJAX) and/or tutorials would you recommend to get me sta... | 0 | [
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WebDAV doesn't include BCC headers when retrieving mail
===
This seems to be intended behaviour as stated [here](http://blogs.msdn.com/webdav_101/archive/2008/04/24/why-can-t-webdav-read-bcc.aspx), but I can't believe the only method of getting the BCCs is to parse Outlook Web Access' HTML code.
Has anybody encount... | 0 | [
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What is the linux equivalent to DOS pause?
===
I have a bash shell script in which I would like to pause execution until the user presses a key. In DOS, this is easily accomplished with the "pause" command. Is there a linux equivalent I can use in my script? | 0 | [
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Effective Methods to Manage Digital Distraction
===
With the plethora of communication methods available to co-workers, how do you manage to keep distractions at bay for a large enough block of time to accomplish some focused programming?
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Reverse Engineering for Database Diagramming in Visio with SQL Server 2008
===
I need to reverse engineer a **Microsoft SQL Server 2008** in order to create a **Microsoft Visio 2007 Database Model Diagram**. So I choose **Reverse Engineer** from the Database menu to connect to the DB.
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Casting array of objects (which implement interface IFoo) to IFoo[] in C#
===
class A : IFoo
{
}
...
A[] arrayOfA = new A[10];
if(arrayOfA is IFoo[])
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Q1: Why is arrayOfA not an array of IFoos?
Q2: Why can't I cast arrayOfA to IFoo[]
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ASP .NET Deployment Model for a Live Site
===
I have recently inherited a brownfield application that is currently live. Through response, or a response with a link, how and what is the best method to make changes to a site and deploy them to a live ASP .NET website. | 0 | [
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How do I use a list from a different site in SharePoint 3.0?
===
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Is there a .NET function to validate a class name?
===
I am generating dynamic code based on user values. One of those values controls what the name of the class I'm generating is. I know I could sterilize the name based on language rules about valid class names using regular expressions, but I'd like to know if there... | 0 | [
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Converting Table Layout To Div
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I'm implementing a comment control that uses an ASP.Repeater to display each comment. The comment itself is currently displayed using a table to divide up some images to display the comment in a bubble.
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How do I shrink an array in perl?
===
How do I make an array shorter in perl? I read some webpages indicating that I can assign:
$#ARRAY = 42;
I read that the use of $# is deprecated. I need a solution that will work for an array of arrays, too. This didn't work:
$#$ARRAY[$i] = 42; | 0 | [
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What are the differences between struct and class in C++
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This question was [already asked in the context of C#/.Net][1].
Now I'd like to learn the differences between a struct and a class in (unmanaged) C++. Please discuss the technical differences as well as reasons for choosing one or the other in OO design.
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Eventhandling in ascx usercontrols
===
What is best practises for communicating events from a usercontrol to parent control/page i want to do something similar to this:
MyPage.aspx:
<asp:Content ID="Content1" ContentPlaceHolderID="MainContentPlaceholder" runat="server">
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Why Does Ruby Only Permit Certain Operator Overloading
===
In Ruby, like in many other OO programming languages, operators are overloadable. However, only certain character operators can be overloaded.
This list may be incomplete but, here are some of the operators that cannot be overloaded:
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NUnit vs Visual Studio 2008's Test Projects for Unit Testing?
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What did you do to develop good code designing practices
===
I've been programming c++ for four years and java for two, I feel that I have a strong grasp of the languages them selves, although I'm no wizard in either. It seems that once I hit the 75% completion mark my code seems to be a god awful ball of spaghetti ... | 0 | [
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