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Joson string to list or other usable format in asp.net 2.0
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I have one JSON that is coming in a string format. I need to store it in a key pair value or something like that. I am using asp.net 2.0 and can not use 3rd party DLL like Newtonsoft.Json.dll. I guess last option will be to use regular expression. Can anyb... | 0 | [
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Can you use WMI to create an MSMQ message queue?
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I need to create a PRIVATE message queue on a remote machine and I have resolved to fact that I can't do this with the .NET Framework in a straight forward manner. I can create a public message queue on a remote machine, but not a PRIVATE one. I can create a messa... | 0 | [
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How can I get Datetime to display in military time in oracle?
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I am running some queries to track down a problem with our backup logs and would like to display datetime fields in 24-hour military time. Is there a simple way to do this? I've tried googling and could find nothing. | 0 | [
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Is anyone using Google Chrome?
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Is anyone writing applications specifically to take advantage of google chrome?
Are there any enterprise users who are considering using it as the standard browser?
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What is a good CI build-process
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What constitutes a good CI build-process?
We use CI, but is deployment to production even a realistic CI goal when you have dependencies on several services that should be deployed too and other apps may depend on these too.
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Caching Data Objects when using Repository/Service Pattern and MVC
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I have an MVC-based site, which is using a Repository/Service pattern for data access.
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How is AJAX implemented, and how does it help web dev?
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From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AJAX, I get a fairly good grasp of what AJAX is. However, it looks like in order to learn it, I'd have to delve into multiple technologies at the same time to get any benefit out of it. So two questions:
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C# VB.NET Conversion
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Which tools do you use to convert between C# an VB.Net? | 0 | [
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JSTL collection iteration
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I have a java bean like this:
class Person {
int age;
String name;
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I'd like to iterate over a collection of these beans in a JSP, showing each person in a HTML table row, and in the last row of the table I'd like to show the total of all the ages.
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Is IIS7 migration a piece of cake
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I wish to migrate a website to windows 2008 platform, is there any obvious pitfalls i should be aware of?
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Should I store a database ID field in ViewState?
===
I need to retrieve a record from a database, display it on a web page (I'm using ASP.NET) but store the ID (primary key) from that record somewhere so I can go back to the database later with that ID (perhaps to do an update).
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SQL Question - Possibly Cursor/Join related?
===
Here is my situation:
Table one contains a set of data that uses an id for an unique identifier. This table has a one to many relationship with about 6 other tables such that.
Given Table 1 with Id of 001:
Table 2 might have 3 rows with foreign key: 001
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What's the easiest way to convert latitude and longitude to double values
===
I've got a CSV file containing latitude and longitude values, such as:
> "25°36'55.57""E","45°39'12.52""N"
Anyone have a quick and simple piece of C# code to convert this to double values?
Thanks
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Broken pipe no longer ends programs ?
===
When you pipe two process and kill the one at the "output" of the pipe, the first process used to receive the "Broken Pipe" signal, which usually terminated it aswell. E.g. running
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Doing the best internet searches: Tips and Tricks.
===
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Does anyone using Msmqdistributor service of Enterprise Library?
===
We are using EntLib Logging Application Block. And also it turned out that we should use msmq for ligging because of performance.
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VS2008 Debugger does not break on unhandled exception
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I'm having an odd problem with my vs debugger. When running my program under the vs debugger, the debugger does not break on an unhandled exception. Instead control is returned to VS as if the program exited normally. If I look in the output tab, There is a ... | 0 | [
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Where can I see what Color properties in .NET like "BalnchedAlmond" look like?
===
I'm in the middle of writing code in .Net to draw something in my app and I need to pick a color to use. But what does the color "Chartreuse" look like? Isn't there a nice bitmap that shows what each of the system colors look like somew... | 0 | [
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How do you move from the Proof of Concept phase to working on a production-ready solution?
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I'm working on a project that's been accepted as a proof of concept and is now on the schedule as an actual production project. I'm curious how others approach this transition.
I've heard from various sources that when a... | 0 | [
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Where to start with source-control
===
Anyone have any suggestions on where to start for a newbie wanting to try out some sort of source-control along with a new journey into ASP.NET? SVN, VSS, CVS...I dont even know where to start! | 0 | [
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Why can't I open this table in SQL Server Management Studio?
===
I created a couple of tables procedurally via C# named something like [MyTableOneCustom0] and [MyTableTwoCustom0]. When I try to return all of the values from these tables via "Open Table" in MS SQL Server Management Studio, I receive the following error... | 0 | [
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Incremental File Copy Tool and NIH
===
For years, one of my most important tools has been incremental copy utility that compares the contents of two directories and shows me which files are newer / older / added / deleted. Every day I find myself copying folders of source code between my two desktop machines and the ... | 0 | [
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How do I figure out who has a SQL Server 2005 database in Single User Mode?
===
I have a database in single user mode and I am trying to drop it so I can re-run the creation scripts on it, but I'm being locked out from it.
1. How do I figure out who has the lock on it?
2. How do I disable that lock?
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How to convert an XML file into a .Net class?
===
Can someone please remind me how to create a .Net class from an XML file?<br>
I would prefer the batch commands, or a way to integrate it into the shell.<br>
Otherwise, just the exe names will due.
Thanks!
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IIS ASP Caching
===
I'm trying to configure ASP caching in IIS, following the instructions of a software I purchased. This is supposed to make it run faster.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/WindowsServer2003/Library/IIS/a5766228-828e-4e31-a92b-51da7d24d569.mspx?mfr=true
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what is the difference between OLE DB and ODBC data sources?
===
I was reading a MS Excel help article about pivotcache and wonder what they mean by *OLE DB and ODBC sources*
> ...You should use the CommandText
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Project Management and Processus for a team of 1 dev.
===
I usually have some project that I can do alone that take around 6 months to 1 year. I always try to have some "release" date and write few documentations (external to the code).
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Figuring out the right language for the job: branching out from C#
===
I work in a Microsoft environment, so I can use my C# hammer on any nails I come across. That being said, what languages (compiled, interpreted, scripting, functional, any types!) complement knowing C#, and for what purposes? For example, I've move... | 0 | [
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Where can I find Microsoft assemblies that are not already in Visual Studio?
===
I figured someone can answer the question generally but if anyone wants to get specific I am trying to use:
using System.Web.Security.SingleSignOn;
using System.Web.Security.SingleSignOn.Authorization;
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How do I set an Application's Icon Globally in Swing?
===
I know I can specify one for each form, or for the root form and then it'll cascade through to all of the children forms, but I'd like to have a way of overriding the default Java Coffee Cup for all forms even those I might forget.
Any suggestions? | 0 | [
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Best way to prevent duplicate use of credit cards
===
We have a system where we want to prevent the same credit card number being registered for two different accounts. As we don't store the credit card number internally - just the last four digits and expiration date - we cannot simply compare credit card numbers and... | 0 | [
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Is there a Macro Recorder for Eclipse?
===
Anybody know of a good eclipse plugin for recording and playing back macros? I've tried <a href="http://www.bdaum.de/eclipse/">this one</a>, but it didn't do me any good- seemed like it wasn't ready for primetime.
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How would you implement a secure static login credentials system in Java?
===
We recently had a security audit and it exposed several weaknesses in the systems that are in place here. One of the tasks that resulted from it is that we need to update our partner credentials system make it more secure.
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License / registration frameworks for C / C++
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Finding First Row in a RDLC Table
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I have a table in a RDLC report which is utilized as a subreport, and the first column of this table is a static string. Does anyone know how I can determine if a row is the first in the table. I tried using "=First("My String")" but it didn't work. | 0 | [
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VB6 / Crystal Report 8.5 error: A string is required here
===
I recently inherited an old visual basic 6/ crystal reports project which connects to a sql server database. The error message I get (Error# -2147191803 A String is required here) when I attempt to run the project seems to be narrowed down to the .Printo... | 0 | [
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Does Weblogic 9.x support the 2.4 Servlet standard?
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Seems like a simple enough question but I can't seem to find the answer. And hey, dead simple questions like this with dead simple answers is what Joel and Jeff want SO to be all about, right? | 0 | [
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What's the best way to make a mobile friendly site?
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Portable way to catch signals and report problem to the user.
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What happens if MySQL connections continually aren't closed on PHP pages?
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How to convert a unmanaged double to a managed string?
===
From managed c++, I am calling an unmanaged c++ method which returns a double. How can I convert this double into a managed string?
Sorry if this is a stupid question, I'm still very new with C++ in .net.
Thanks! | 0 | [
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What is your single favorite feature in Resharper?
===
My whole department has owned individual copies of [Resharper][1] for about a year, but I find I'm one of only two people that actually use any of its features regularly. I'm trying to get everybody to use it more effectively and would like opinions on the most u... | 4 | [
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In bash, environmental variables not tab-expanding correctly
===
In bash, environmental variables will tab-expand correctly when placed after an echo command, for example:
echo $HOME
But after cd or cat, bash places a \ before the $ sign, like so:
cd \$HOME
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How do you glua Lua to C++ code?
===
Do you use Luabind, toLua++, or some other library (if so, which one) or none at all?
For each approach, what are the pro's and con's?
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C++ strings: utf-8 or 16-bit encoding?
===
I'm still trying to decide whether my (home) project should use [utf-8][1] strings (implemented in terms of std::string with additional utf-8-specific functions when necessary) or some 16-bit string (implemented as std::wstring). The project is a programming language and envi... | 0 | [
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Managed C++ Method naming
===
I'm using managed c++ to implement a method that returns a string. I declare the method in my header file using the following signature:
String^ GetWindowText()
However, when I'm using this method from C#, the signature is:
string GetWindowTextW();
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Oracle Natural Joins and Count(1)
===
Does anyone know why in Oracle 11g when you do a Count(1) with more than one natural join it does a cartesian join and throws the count way off?
Such as
SELECT Count(1) FROM record NATURAL join address NATURAL join person WHERE status=1
AND code = 1 AND state = 'TN... | 0 | [
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Setting the SVN "execute" bit in a Subversion repository using TortiseSVN or command line SVN
===
I've got an open-source app that is hosed at code.google.com. It is cross platform ( Linux / Windows / Mac ). I uploaded the code initially from a WinXP machine using TortiseSVN and it seems that none of the "configure" b... | 0 | [
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How can you have SharePoint Link Lists default to opening in a new window?
===
In SharePoint, it is easy to set up a List webpart consisting of Links to other documents, folders, sites, etc. Unfortunately, when clicking these links, the default behavior is for the page to open in the current browser window. That is,... | 0 | [
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Why Am I Getting Link Errors When Calling Function in Math.h?
===
When attempting to call functions in `math.h`, I'm getting link errors like the following
undefined reference to sqrt
But I'm doing a `#include <math.h>`
I'm using gcc and compiling as follows:
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How do I flip a sprite/texture in OpenGLES?
===
I have a sprite loaded as a texture and I need to animate it, allowing it to "face" left or right -- essentially sometimes I need to "flip" it. I know that OpenGL has a gltranslate which repositions an object, and glrotate which rotates it. Is there a method that sim... | 0 | [
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Simple way to parse a person's name into its component parts?
===
A lot of contact management programs do this - you type in a name (*e.g.*, "John W. Smith") and it automatically breaks it up internally into:
**First name:** John
**Middle name:** W.
**Last name:** Smith
Likewise, it figures out things like... | 0 | [
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What are the best SQL Server performance optimization techniques?
===
I've always taken the approach of first deploying the database with a minimal set of indexes and then adding/changing indexes as performance dictates.
This approach works reasonably well. However, it still doesn't tell me where I could improve pe... | 0 | [
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Displaying Window on Logon Screen Using C# in Windows XP
===
I am trying to create a service with C# that launches a process that can be displayed on the Windows XP Logon screen.
I found some code that is doing this in C++. The C++ code is for a service that creates another process with STARTUPINFO.lpDesktop set t... | 0 | [
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Free/open source service (SOA) management and monitoring tools
===
I was looking for Free/open source service (SOA) management and monitoring tools. What tools have you used and is there any tool that you recommend?
Thanks
Manju | 0 | [
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Identify the host from a Windows user mode dump file
===
Is the an easy way of finding out the host name of a machine than generated a user mode dump file via WinDbg?
Or at least any piece of identifying information to try and confirm that two dump files came from the same system. | 0 | [
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What's the best way to determine the name of your machine in a .NET app?
===
I need to get the name of the machine my .NET app is running on. What is the best way to do this? | 0 | [
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iPhone programming - impressions, opinions?
===
I've been programming in C,C++,C# and a few other languages for many years, mainly for Windows and Linux but also embedded platforms. Recently started to do some iPhone programming as a side project so I'm using Apple platforms for the first time since my Apple II days. ... | 0 | [
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Building an HTML table on the fly using JQuery
===
Below is the code I use to build an HTML table on the fly (using JSON data received from the server)
I display an animated pleasewait (.gif) graphic while the data is loading...however, the graphic freezes while the js function is building the table. At first, I was ... | 0 | [
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In C++, why use static_cast<int>(x) instead of int(x)?
===
I've heard that, in C++, the static_cast function should be preferred to C-style or simple function-style casting. Is this true? Why? | 0 | [
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What's the right way to dynamically choose menu items for a context menu in WinForms?o
===
I'm trying to make a context menu for a control that is "linked" to a main menu item. There are two fixed menu items that are always there and an arbitrary number of additional menu items that might need to be on the menu.
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Excel Addin Access Violation
===
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Junit output and OutOfMemoryError
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I'm running some JUnit tests on my applications. Every test has a for loop calling respective method 10000 times.
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Is there a list of AJAX JSF Libraries available?
===
I'm looking for an alternative to [www.jsfmatrix.net][1] to get a better idea of what JSF libraries are out there and to avoid having to write my own grid/table components. Or are these 27 the best the world has to offer (really only 3 are worth their salt.)
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Handling different ConnectionStates before opening SqlConnection
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If you need to open a SqlConnection before issuing queries, can you simply handle all non-Open ConnectionStates in the same way? For example:
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===
I have an OpenGL ES game that I am hacking together. One part of it involves looking at a large "map-like" area and then double-tapping on one part to "zoom into" it. How would you use OpenGL ES to provide this effect (given that it may need to zoom in on... | 0 | [
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Rhino mocks ordered reply, throw exception problem
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I'm trying to implement some retry logic if there is an exception in my code. I've written the code and now I'm trying to get Rhino Mocks to simulate the scenario. The jist of the code is the following:
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Invalid postback or callback argument
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I have an ASP.net application that works fine in the development environment but in the production environment throws the following exception when clicking a link that performs a postback. Any ideas?
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Can FxCop/StyleCop be limited to only analyze selected methods from with Visual Studio?
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The performance impact of using instanceof in Java
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Visual Studio 2008 saving files gets slow
===
I've looked for some other articles on this problem and even tried some of the ideas in [this thread][1]; however, nothing has solved the issue yet. So, on to the issue.
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What's wrong with my XPath/XML?
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I'm trying a very basic XPath on [this xml][1], and it doesn't find anything.
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Exceptions: Is this a good practice?
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This is written in PHP but it's really language agnostic.
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===
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===
I am curious as to what others are using in this situation. I know a couple of the options that are out there like a memcached port or ScaleOutSoftware. The memcached ports don't seem to be actively worked on (correct me if I'm wrong). Sca... | 0 | [
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Salesforce.com - Why uploading of Apex class is not working?
===
I have an Apex class (controller) originally developed under Developer Edition and need to upload it to production which is Enterprise Edition.
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Tools to view/solve Windows XP memory fragmentation
===
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Java RMI Resources
===
Hi everyone I am currently undertaking a project that involves extensive use of Java RMI and I was wondering if anyone is aware of any good resources about it.
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Align an image where the source is set by javascript
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Setting Variable for length of a Request (C#/.NET)
===
Can I set some kind of global variable for the length of a single Request, so that all the controls of the page can respond to it without having to pass it through to each of them?
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jQuery Menu and ASP.Net Sitemap
===
Does anyone know if it is possible to use an asp.net web.sitemap with a jQuery [Superfish][1] menu?
If not, are there any standards based browser agnostic plugins available that work with the web.sitemap file?
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Pascal's Theorem for non-unique sets?
===
[Pascal's rule][1] on counting the subset's of a set works great, when the set contains unique entities.
Is there a modification to this rule for when the set contains duplicate items?
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Why don't languages raise errors on integer overflow by default?
===
In several modern programming languages (including C++, Java, and C#), the language allows [integer overflow][1] to occur at runtime without raising any kind of error condition.
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I attended a job fair yesterday and a developer asked me how I would rank my proficiency in C. I then realized that this is incredibly arbitrary and almost impossible to nail down, so my question is what knowledge makes you an expert in programming C?
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I've read about and dabbled with some including active record, repository, data transfer objects. Which is best? | 0 | [
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Where I can find Machine.Migrations? I seems googled everywhere but can't find it (only find the introduction blog stuff etc..)
===
as title, I can't find it.... where I can find it?
Machine.Migrations: I mean, the data schema/data migration framework.
I mean, the one mentioned here:
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What is a javascript hash table implementation that avoids object namespace collisions?
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First off: I'm using a rather obscure implementation of javascript embedded as a scripting engine for Adobe InDesign CS3. This implementation sometimes diverges from "standard" javascript, hence my problem.
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In my ReportViewer control, when I click on Print Layout, the background turns black on the report. This must be a bug. Is there a workaround? | 0 | [
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Disappearing checkbox label in ASP.Net 3.5 DetailsView control
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I have a web form with a button and a DetailsView control on it. In the button's click event I change the DetailsView control to insert mode so I can add records:
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Is there a way to get FlexBuilder 3 to treat a project as an Application and a LIbrary?
===
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Is there a way to programatically determine if a font file has a specific Unicode Glyph?
===
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How to think in data stores instead of databases?
===
As an example, Google App Engine uses data stores, not a database, to store data. Does anybody have any tips for using data stores instead of databases? It seems I've trained my mind to think 100% in object relationships that map directly to table structures, and... | 0 | [
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How do I persist the value of a label through a response.redirect?
===
Here's the situation: I have a label's text set, immediately followed by a response.redirect() call as follows (this is just an example, but I believe it describes my situation accurately):
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What's the best way to store changes to database records that require approval before being visible?
===
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What are the (dis)advantages of using the Visual Studio webserver instead of IIS?
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I've found that on some occasions I can edit the source while debugging, are there any other advantages of using the built-in webserver instead of a virtual directory in IIS?
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How do you add a button to the email message window toolbar in Lotus Notes 8.5+ ?
===
A coworker has been struggling with this problem.
The desired result is an installable plugin for Notes that will add a button emails with attachments that will let users save the attachment to a document management system.
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Tools For Limiting Available Memory
===
OS: Windows XP
Does anyone know of tools (preferably free) to limit memory available and also other windows resources (handles etc.)? I want to test an app with low memory to make sure it behaves properly and if there are already tools to do this sort of thing, I'd rather no... | 0 | [
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