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EEFileLoadException when using C# classes in C++(win32 app)
===
For deployment reasons, I am trying to use IJW to wrap a C# assembly in C++ instead of using a COM Callable Wrapper.
I've done it on other projects, but on this one, I am getting an EEFileLoadException. Any help would be appreciated!
Managed C++ ... | 0 | [
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Why is my programmatically created user missing from the Welcome screen?
===
I have a program that creates a Windows user account using the [NetUserAdd()][1] API which is [suggested by Microsoft][2]. The user is created successfully, and I can log in as that user.
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DataMapper uses the ActiveRecord pattern, right?
===
[DataMapper][1] uses the ActiveRecord ORM pattern, right? I'm trying to understand the differences between it and the ActiveRecord software for Rails.
If so, the pros/cons for the ActiveRecord pattern would then mostly apply to DataMapper, right?
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MySQL Trigger & Stored Procedure Replication
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Ok,I'm running a setup with a single master and a number of slaves. All writes go through the master and are replicated down to the slaves which are used strictly for reads.
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Are there m?any users of PRADO out there?
===
After making some comments [here][1], I've been inspired to get some feedback on the PHP MVC framework [PRADO][2]. I've been using it for over a year now and I've very much enjoyed working with it, however I notice that throughout stackoverflow, it doesn't seem to rate a m... | 0 | [
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Infragistics WebTextEdit - Setting value in Javascript function
===
I'm currently using the Infragistics component set for .Net 2.0, Visual Studio 2005 and C#. I have the following chunk of javascript code (text and other variables are declared elsewhere):
> ***alert(box[select].value);
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How can I maintain consistent DB schema accross 18 databases (sql server)?
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WinForm - draw resizing frame using a single-pixel border
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In a Windows Form with a Resizing Frame, the frame border draws with a raised 3-D look. I'd like it to draw with a flat single pixel border in a color of my choosing.
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Do you chat online for work purposes?
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I've worked with folks who are chatting online with their peers, constantly batting around ideas. I've also worked with folks who adamantly refuse and think it's a waste of time.
Are online live chatting forums of particular use to you? Why or why not?
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.NET Framework method to quickly build directories
===
Is there a quick way to join paths like the Join-Path function in Powershell? For example, I have two parts of a path "C:\foo" and a subdirectory "bar". Join-Path will join these and take care of the backslash delimiters. Is there a built-in method for this in ... | 0 | [
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What is the preferred way to open a URL from a thick client application on Windows using C# and the .NET framework? I want it to use the default browser. | 0 | [
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When is multi-threading not a good idea?
===
I was recently working on an application that sent and received messages over Ethernet and Serial. I was then tasked to **add** the monitoring of DIO discretes. I throught,
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Bit manipulation and output in Java
===
If you have binary strings (literally String objects that contain only 1's and 0's), how would you output them as bits into a file?
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How to use system_user in audit trigger but still use connection pooling?
===
I would like to do both of the following things:
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2. use connection pooling to improve performance
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How do I explicitly set asp.net session to expire on closing the browser?
===
By default the session expiry seems to be 20 minutes. | 0 | [
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Which language to choose and when?
===
Sorry if the title is misleading!
Take 3 web dev languages php, java and .net.
When will you choose php or java or .net for a project? Forget the cost factor! Does it depend on the complexity or does it depend on security or does it depend on the development process??
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Run downloaded workspace on server in Eclipse J2EE
===
I have this Eclipse workspace downloaded off the web and I try running it on a tomcat server. When I select Tomcat v6.0 I get a message
> Cannot create a server using the selected type
Older tomcat versions are available, though.
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How can you run Javascript using Rhino for Java in a sandbox?
===
Part of our java application needs to run javascript that is written by non-developers. These non-developers are using javascript for data formatting. (Simple logic and string concatenation mostly).
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conferences that offer videos for downloading
===
One thing I love about ruby is that all of the conference's videos are posted online , so that people that could not attent to it can watch them . I'm sure most of you know about [Confreaks][1] , which offers them for download . Are there sites alike for other programm... | 0 | [
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What Python GUI APIs Are Out There?
===
Simple question:
- What Python GUI API's are out there and what are the advantages of any given API?
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Out of String Space in Visual Basic 6
===
We are getting an error in a VB6 application that sends data back and forth over TCP sockets. We get a runtime error "out of string space". Has anyone seen this or have any thoughts on why this would happen? It seems like we are hitting some VB6 threshhold so any other thou... | 0 | [
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How do you maintain java webapps in different staging environments?
===
You might have a set of properties that is used on the developer machine, which varies from developer to developer, another set for a staging environment, and yet another for the production environment.
In a Spring application you may also hav... | 0 | [
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===
Is there a freely available library to create a MPEG (or any other simple video format) out of an image sequence ?
It must run on Linux too, and ideally have Python bindings. | 0 | [
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What conferences do you attend?
===
What conferences do any of you attend? I'm personally interested in both Linux/System Administration and Java conferences, but experiences about any conference are welcome as well.
If you have been to any to any, what was your opinion, and were they worth the money? | 4 | [
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How is the Page File available calculated in Windows Task Manager?
===
In Vista Task Manager, I understand the available page file is listed like this:
Page File inUse M / available M
In XP it's listed as the Commit Charge Limit.
I had thought that:
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How to determine whether a character is a letter in Java?
===
How do you check if a one-character String is a letter - including any letters with accents?
I had to work this out recently, so I'll answer it myself, after the recent VB6 question reminded me.
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What is the correct way to design/implement two (or more classes) that have "has a" relationships with the same object?
===
I apologize in advance for asking a noob OO question but...
Suppose I have a design like this:
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===
How can I take the string “foo[]=1&foo[]=5&foo[]=2” and return a collection with the values 1,5,2 in that order. I am looking for an answer using regex in C#. Thanks | 0 | [
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Prevent multiple instances of a given app in .NET?
===
In .NET, what's the best way to prevent multiple instances of an app from running at the same time? And if there's no "best" technique, what are some of the caveats to consider with each solution? | 0 | [
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Adobe ExtendScript development - How different than regular JavaScript?
===
Overview
--------
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How to abort a thread in a fast and clean way in java?
===
Here is my problem: I've got a dialog with some parameters that the user can change (via a spinner for example). Each time one of these parameters is changed, I launch a thread to update a 3D view according to the new parameter value.
If the user changes ano... | 0 | [
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Specifying model in controller?
===
I came across a controller in an older set of code (Rails 1.2.3) that had the following in a controller:
class GenericController > ApplicationController
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model :some_model
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Inheriting a base class
===
I am trying to use forms authentication with Active Directory but I need roles (memberOf) from AD. I am trying to override members of RoleProvider to make this possible (unless someone knows of a better way). I am stuck on an error in the new class that is inheriting from RoleProvider.
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===
How can I convert a character to its ASCII code using Javascript?
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What can cause an ASP.NET session state to be lost?
===
I have a difficult-to-reproduce problem that occurs in my ASP.NET web application. The application has one main .aspx page that is loaded and initializes a number of session variables. This page uses the ASP.NET Ajax `Sys.Net.WebRequest` class to repeatedly acces... | 0 | [
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How are you using the Machine.config, or are you?
===
For ASP.Net application deployment what type of information (if any) are you storing in the machine.config?
If you're not using it, how are you managing environment specific configuration settings that may change for each environment?
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Using Resharper Unit Test Runner for MSTest via Gallio
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I am attempting to get the <a href="http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/">Resharper</a> test runner to recognize my MSTest unit tests via <a href="http://www.gallio.org/">Gallio</a>.
I have the following installed:
VSTS 2005 8.0.50727.762
Resharper 4.1
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Moving from VSS to SVN
===
I need to write a script to make a source safe project ready to be moved to subversion, what do I need to do so far I can think of:
- remove .scc files
- remove .vspcc files
Do I need to remove the "read-only" attribute of all the files as well, or will that not matter?
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Number of Classes in a Visual Studio Solution
===
Is there an easy way to find the number of classes contained within a visual studio solution? Other than writing a funky find script, I couldn't find a way to do it within the code metrics piece of VS.
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How to type faster
===
I've typed around 75wpm for the last few years but I've always wondered how people type +100wpm. Are there exercises or tips to help break through the 75wpm wall? I've searched but I primarily find typing tutors that teach you to type.. not teach you to type faster. So far the only tip I've come... | 2 | [
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Sql server triggers - order of execution
===
Does anyone know how Sql server determines the order triggers (of same type, i.e. before triggers) are executed. And is there anyway of changing this so that I can specify the order I want. If not, why not.
Thanks.
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What is the simplest way to stub a complex interface in Java?
===
My code takes an interface as input but only excercises a couple of the interface's methods (often, just getters).
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What might cause CSS to fail to load occassionally on all browsers?
===
I'm working on a webapp, and every so often we run into situations where pages will load without applying CSS. This problem has shown up in IE6, IE7, Safari 3, and FF3.
A page refresh will always fix the problem.
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JavaScript's document.write Inline Script Execution Order
===
I have the following script, where the first and third `document.writeline` are static and **the second is generated**:
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===
I've been applying [agile][1] for a few months now on my project. However we are seeing a steady problem with our iteration burndowns. We aren't hitting zero each iteration.
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What's the appropriate design pattern
===
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How do I persist to disk a temporary file using Python?
===
I am attempting to use the 'tempfile' module for manipulating and creating text files. Once the file is ready I want to save it to disk. I thought it would be as simple as using 'shutil.copy'. However, I get a 'permission denied' IOError:
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Inconsistent display behavior for Quick Launch menu in MOSS 2007
===
I'm trying to configure the Quick Launch menu to only display the ancestors and descendant nodes of the currently select node. The menu also needs to display all the childern of the root node. More simply:
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Where to put helper-scripts with GNU autoconf/automake?
===
I'm working on a project that will be distributed with GNU autoconf/automake, and I have a set of bash scripts which call awk scripts. I would like the bash scripts to end up in the $PATH, but not the awk scripts. How should I insert these into the project?... | 0 | [
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what is the best way to display a 'loading' indicator on a WPF control
===
In C#.Net WPF During UserControl.Load ->
What is the best way of showing a whirling circle / 'Loading' Indicator on the UserControl until it has finished gathering data and rendering it's contents?
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NAnt best practicies
===
I have here 300 lines long NAnt file and it is quite a messy. I am wondering if there is a any style guide for writing NAnt scripts and what are the best practices for doing so.
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WPF Datatrigger problem
===
I have the following XAML:
<TextBlock Text="{Binding ElementName=EditListBox, Path=SelectedItems.Count}" Margin="0,0,5,0"/>
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Why does StatSVN fail, claiming the directory is not a working copy?
===
I have a working copy of my project, checked out using Subversion 1.5.1. When I attempt to run [StatSVN](http://www.statsvn.org/) against it, I get the following error:
> Sep 18, 2008 12:25:22 PM net.sf.statsvn.util.JavaUtilTaskLogger info
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Testing the UI in an Asp.net Page?
===
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What is the best way to have synchronized a collection of objects between various threads in .Net?
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How do I stop the "Found new hardware wizard" appearing?
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As part of our product we use 3rd party hardware and drivers. Unfortunately, these drivers aren't signed so up pops the "Found new hardware wizard" when installing or upgrading our product. Our product is web based and allows the users access to everything... | 0 | [
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How to switch back to a previous version of a file without deleting its subsequent revisions?
===
I have 4 versions of file A.txt in my subversion repository, say: A.txt.r1, A.txt.r2, A.txt.r3 and A.txt.r4. My working copy of the file is r4 and I want to switch back to r2. I don't want to use "*svn update -r 2 A.txt*"... | 0 | [
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Smart Pointers: Or who owns you baby
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C++ is all about memory ownership<br>
Aka "<b>Ownership Semantics</b>"
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In C++ ownership is documented by the... | 1 | [
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Selecting Best Features in a feature vector using Adaboost
===
I've read some documentation on how Adaboost works but have some questions regarding it.
I've read that Adaboost:
1. Tells you what the best "features" are.
2. What the best thresholds are?
3. How do we combine these into a classifier?
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Create Excel workbook in asp.net
===
I need to generate an excel file for a user on the fl upon button click. I was using [Netoffice][1] before which worked fine for desktop applications.
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Regex to extract multiple sentences while discarding a specific one
===
In: `preferences = 'Hello my name is paul. I hate puzzles.'`
I want to extract `Hello my name is paul.`
In: `preferences = 'Salutations my name is richard. I love pizza. I hate rain.'`
I want to extract `Salutations my name is richard. I ... | 0 | [
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In a Git cherry-pick merge conflict, how are BASE (aka "the ancestor"), LOCAL, and REMOTE determined?
===
In a normal Git merge conflict, the three versions of a file in play are roughly as follows:
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- REMOTE: the version from the other branch
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js.erb is called only on first time
===
in my rails 3 application, there is a **select_tag** with an **onchange** event, which sends an ajax request:
f.select 'forma_id', @collection, {:include_blank => true}, {:onchange => "goAjax('/lancamentos/receber_forma', this.value)", :class => 'btn'}
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Umbraco - Placing content outside website node?
===
I'm trying to re-create a website using Umbraco. For this website I have _news items_ which I am storing in a node outside the webroot:
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Does the CSS 'font-size: medium' set font to .Body font size or to the *browser*'s base font size?
===
in "CSS: The missing manual" the author says that font-size: medium (or other size keywords) sets the font relative to the *browser's* base font size.
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How to get a Flex project to load a plugin at runtime?
===
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How to programmatically determine param name when constructing an ArgumentException?
===
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Return to an already open application when a user tries to open a new instance
===
This has been a problem that I haven't been able to figure out for sometime. Preventing the second instance is trivial and has many methods, however, bringing back the already running process isn't. I would like to:
- Minimized: ... | 0 | [
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What is quicker, switch on string or elseif on type?
===
Lets say I have the option of identifying a code path to take on the basis of a string comparison or else iffing the type:
Which is quicker and why?
switch(childNode.Name)
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Eclipse memory use
===
I use the recent Ganymede release of Eclipse, specifically the distro for Java EE and web developers. I have installed a few additional plugins (e.g. Subclipse, Spring, FindBugs) and removed all the Mylyn plugins.
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C# string manipulation search and replace
===
I have a string which contain tags in the form < tag >. Is there an easy way for me to programmatically replace instances of these tags with special ascii characters? e.g. replace a tag like "< tab >" with the ascii equivelent of '/t'? | 0 | [
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Can I legally Incorporating GPL & LGPL, open-sourced software in a proprietary, closed-source project?
===
The company I work for develop and sell a proprietary, closed-source software application.
Our application uses third party open-source projects licensed under the GPL and LGPL licenses. For instance, we use [Hi... | 4 | [
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What are the best practices for using Java's @Override annotation and why?
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I am building a quiz and i need to calculate the total time taken to do the quiz.
and i need to display the time taken in HH::MM::SS..any pointers? | 0 | [
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I'm considering using Castle Windsor's Interceptors to cache data for helping scale an asp.net site.
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Infopath 2007 - Emailed forms not rendering correctly
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So I have a form that uses infopath services via sharepoint, and after multiple attempts at attempting to fix a rendering problem (tables appear WAY too wide to be readable), I think I have found the problem : date controls.
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I'm generating a self-signed SSL certificate to protect my server's admin section, and I keep getting this message from openssl:
unable to write 'random state'
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Load a WPF BitmapImage from a System.Drawing.Bitmap
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I have an instance of a System.Drawing.Bitmap and would like to make it available to my WPF app in the form of a System.Windows.Media.Imaging.BitmapImage.
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What tools are available for a team leader & members to manage tasks (Agile programming)
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I are working in a small development team of 4 people.
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I'd like to install Gentoo. I need it to develop GUI C++ applications using wxWidgets, so I need:
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What is the correct way to make a custom .NET Exception serializable?
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More specifically, when the exception contains custom objects which may or may not themselves be serializable.
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===
I need to read selected files, matching on the file name, from a remote zip archive using Python. I don't want to save the full zip to a temporary file (it's not that large, so I can handle everything in memory).
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in rails, how to return records as a csv file
===
I have a simple database table called "Entries":
class CreateEntries < ActiveRecord::Migration
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create_table :entries do |t|
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Is ">" (U+003E GREATER-THAN SIGN) allowed inside an html-element attribute value?
===
In other words may one use `/<tag[^>]*>.*?<\/tag>/` regex to match an html tag?
For example (lt.html):
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Can I compose a Spring Configuration File from smaller ones?
===
I have a handful of projects that all use one project for the data model. Each of these projects has its own applicationContext.xml file with a bunch of repetitive data stuff within it.
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Maven2 Multiproject Cobertura Reporting Problems During mvn site Build
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Profiling #c/.net applications
===
How do you trace/profile your .net applications?
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Using a javax.script package on javascript with an external src attribute
===
Say I have some javascript that looks like...
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How do you visualize logfiles?
===
Sometimes it might be useful, but mostly just looking cool or impressive to visualize log files (anything from http requests and to bandwith usage to cups of coffee drunk per day).
I know about [Visitorville][1] which I think look a bit silly, and then there's [gltail][2].
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Automated naming of local datagram sockets?
===
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===
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Best way to catch a WCF exception in Silverlight?
===
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===
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Parser error when using ScriptManager
===
I have an ASP.NET page which has a script manager on it.
<form id="form1" runat="server">
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===
I'm looking for one those to help me in my fight against Visual Studio's propension to bollock up markup code in ASP.NET pages (especially when coming back from design view.)
I might be old-fashioned, but I like be able to tell at a glance which elemen... | 0 | [
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===
I'm building a java/spring application, and i may need to incorporate a stateful web service call.
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Using array parameters in the Eclipse HibernateTools plugin
===
How can I bind an array parameter in the HQL editor of the HibernateTools plugin?
The query parameter type list does not include arrays or collections. | 0 | [
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JQuery create select list options from JSON, not happening as advertised?
===
How come this doesn't work (operating on an empty select list `<select id="requestTypes"></select>`
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