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How do you handle code promotion in a Sharepoint environment?
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In a typical enterprise scenario with in-house development, you might have dev, staging, and production environments. You might use SVN to contain ongoing development work in a trunk, with patches being stored in branches, and your released code going ... | 0 | [
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SVN Client integrated with OS X's Finder
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Is there a TortoiseSVN equivalent for OS X? I'm looking for an SVN client that will integrate with OS X's Finder and be added as Context menu items.
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How compatible is code written under Solaris with Open Solaris ? I would be interested specifically in some kernel modules . | 0 | [
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Crystal Reports .Net Guidance
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We have been using .Net and Visual Studio for the last six years, and early on developed a number of web based reporting applications using the .Net version of Crystal Reports that was bundled with Visual Studio. My overall opinion of that product has been, to say the least, rather u... | 0 | [
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Dragging HTML cells over the table using Javascript
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Folks,
I need a solution that allows drag-and-drop cell over the table.
The cells can be of different colspans, so when the cell is dropped into the middle of another cell, which is bigger, the following steps should be performed:
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What is the difference between vmalloc and kmalloc?
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I've googled around and found most people advocating the use of `kmalloc`, as you're guaranteed to get contiguous physical blocks of memory. However, it also seems as though `kmalloc` can fail if a contiguous __physical__ block that you want can't be found.
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SQL Server 2000 Function for record created datetime
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I'm looking for a regular expression to remove a given (x)HTML tag from a string
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Let's say I have a string holding a mess of text and (x)HTML tags. I want to remove all instances of a given tag (and any attributes of that tab=g), leaving all other tags and text along. What's the best Regex to get this done? | 0 | [
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Find potential SQL inject problems in Java/JSP code.
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I'm working for a customer with a huge legacy codebase consisting of various Java en JSP based applications.
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How can my application benefit from temporary tables?
===
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How to change the location of the netbeans settings directory (~/.netbeans)
===
By default netbeans stores it's settings in a directory called .netbeans under the user's home directory. Is it possible to change the location of this directory (especially under Windows)?
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What is the best back button jQuery plugin?
===
I have found two plug ins that enable the browser's back button to work across ajax interactions, but I can't determine which is better and why. The two plug ins are [history_remote][1] and the [history][2].
The history plug in is simpler and seems to provide all ... | 0 | [
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Winforms for Mono on Mac, Linux and PC (Redux)
===
(I asked this question [in another way][1], and got some interesting responses but I'm not too convinced.)
Is Mono's GtkSharp truly cross-platform? It seems to be Gnome based... how can that work with PC and Mac?
Can someone give me examples of a working Mac/PC... | 0 | [
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Cleaning a string of punctuation in C++
===
Ok so before I even ask my question I want to make one thing clear. I am currently a student at NIU for Computer Science and this does relate to one of my assignments for a class there. So if anyone has a problem read no further and just go on about your business.
Now fo... | 0 | [
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Should I return a strongly typed dataset from a webservice?
===
Should I expose a strongly typed dataset from a webservice and bind it directly in a client? or are there more sensible ways for asmx web services? I am doing CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete). Should I be converting to objects and use object... | 0 | [
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Fastest way to see how many bytes are equal between fixed length arrays.
===
I have 2 16-byte array that I need to "compare" and see how many elements are equal between the two.
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Mapping to Dictionary with iBATIS
===
Given a simple statement, such as:
<statement id="SelectProducts" resultMap="???">
SELECT * FROM Products
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python regular expression to split paragraphs.
===
How would one write a regular expression to use in python to split paragraphs?
A paragraph is defined by 2 linebreaks (\n). But one can have any ammount of spaces/tabs together with the line breaks, and it still should be considered as a paragraph.
I am using py... | 0 | [
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How to get a quick status from the emacs compilation buffer?
===
By default, emacs 22.1.1 only shows the top of the compilation buffer when you first issue the compile command. I would like it to scroll to the bottom automatically when I use the compile command in order to save keystrokes. This way I can easily get ... | 0 | [
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How to restrict NULL input parameters into oracle stored procedure
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The cascading dropdown control works great except that I am unable to figure out a way to reset the dropdown client-side (in Javascript)
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java get file size efficiently
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While googling, I see that using java.io.File.length() can be slow.
FileChannel has a size() method that is available as well.
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Debugging Websites in Internet Explorer
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File System Management Tools
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Opening more than one of the same Mac Application at once.
===
I'm developing a Mac App in Java that logs into any one of our client's databases. My users want to have several copies of this program running so they can log into a couple clients at the same time, rather than logging out and logging back in.
How can... | 0 | [
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Determining the extended itnerfaces of a Class
===
I need to determine if a Class object representing an interface extends another interface, ie:
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public Interface IMyInterface extends a.b.d.c.ISomeOtherInterface{
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How Do You Clear The IRB Console?
===
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MySpace DOM?
===
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Why am I getting a "wrong number of arguments (0 for 2)" exception in my Ruby Code?
===
I'm trying to polish up my Ruby by re writing Kent Beck's xUnit Python example from "Test Driven Development: By Example". I've got quite far but now I get the following error when I run which I don't grok.
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Drools project idea needed
===
I was asked to make some drools traning for my teammates. Just to show them how it can be used and how usefull it may be. To do this training I first have to learn Drools, and I figured that the best way to learn it will be small project centered around drools.
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Hiding Subreports in SQL Report (RDL)
===
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"SocketException: Unconnected sockets not implemented" with self-signed SSL certificate
===
(I've asked the same question of the jmeter-user mailing list, but I wanted to try here as well - so at the least I can update this with the answer once I find it).
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Low single process thread limit in Red Hat Linux
===
I'm experiencing an issue on a test machine running Red Hat Linux (kernel version is 2.4.21-37.ELsmp). The problem is, once a certain number of threads are created in a single thread group, the operating system is unwilling or unable to create any more.
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Project Management software
===
i'm interested in project management software similar to MS Project. the project is a serious rebuild of my software. we have a bug management system already but i need to track project progress.
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data access object pattern implementation
===
I would like to implement a data access object pattern in C++, but preferably without using multiple inheritance and/or boost (which my client does not like).
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cURL equivalent in JAVA
===
I am tasked with writing an authentication component for an open source JAVA app. We have an in-house authentication widget that uses https. I have some example php code that accesses the widget which uses cURL to handle the transfer.
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Best non-C++ language for metaprogramming?
===
C++ is probably the most popular language for [static metaprogramming][1] and [Java doesn't support it][2].
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How do you create an osx application/dmg from a python package?
===
I want to create an osx application from python package and then put it in a dmg. Because I load some resources out of the package, the package should not reside in a zipfile. The resulting dmg should display the background picture to "drag here -> ap... | 0 | [
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Maximum Number of characters with FCKeditor
===
Have you determined a maximum number of characters allowed in [FCKEditor][1]?
I seem to have hit a wall. It will display the text to be edited, but changes don't get posted back to the server - only the original text gets posted back to the server. I am assuming tha... | 0 | [
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What algorithm should I use to hash passwords into my database?
===
Is there *anything* available that isn't trivially breakable? | 0 | [
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Problem Linking "static" Methods in C++
===
I want to call a few "static" methods of a CPP class defined in a different file but I'm having linking problems. I created a test-case that recreates my problem and the code for it is below.
(I'm completely new to C++, I come from a Java background and I'm a little famil... | 0 | [
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Javascript to extract author/date from SVN keyword substitution
===
SVN keyword substition gives is not pretty. E.g.,
> Last updated: $Date$ by $Author$
yields
> Last updated: $Date: 2008-09-22
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> $Author: cconway $"
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SharePoint Security
===
We have a SharePoint site on it's own domain and are debating using Forms Authentication or Active Directory. Really we would like the power of kerberos with the flexibility and transparancy of a forms authentication (like storing the users in sqlserver using sqlmembershipprovider in asp.net).... | 0 | [
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How can a C/C++ program put itself into background?
===
What's the best way for a running C or C++ program that's been launched from the command line to put itself into the background, equivalent to if the user had launched from the unix shell with '&' at the end of the command? (But the user didn't.) It's a GUI app... | 0 | [
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Can ClickOnce deploymet be used with windows mobile and compact framework?
===
Can I use the ClickOnce deployment method to deploy and auto update applications targeted for the windows mobile platform eg smartphone or pocket pc? | 0 | [
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How do I programmatically create a TIF from a PDF in .NET?
===
Is there a library (preferably open source - similar to PDFSharp) that can be used to programmaticly convert a PDF to a TIF (using .net)? | 0 | [
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What Event to Trigger Javascript Form Field Validation and Formatting?
===
Let me first say, we validate every field on the server side, so this a question
about client-side usability.
What is the conventional wisdom on *exactly when* to validate and format html form input fields using javascript?
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Best css reset
===
I'm looking for a css reset kit, but I never used one before.
So which kits its out there, and whats your experiences regarding these kits?
And, is its any different between these kits, something you need to think about? | 4 | [
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Oracle: Is there a simple way to say "if null keep the current value" in merge/update statements?
===
I have a rather weak understanding of any of oracle's more advanced functionality but this should I think be possible.
Say I have a table with the following schema:
MyTable
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Best Practices: Storing a workflow state of an item in a database?
===
I have a question about best practices regarding how one should approach storing complex workflow states for processing tasks in a database. I've been looking online to no avail, so I figured I'd ask the community what they thought was best.
Th... | 0 | [
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What are some good resources for the document/view or composite application architecture?
===
Lately I've been working on applications that are relatively data-oriented. In general, they tend to be editors for data represented by classes that are related in odd ways. I've been handling it by having a <code>UserContr... | 0 | [
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===
I am adding custom controls to a FlowLayoutPanel. Each control has a date property. I would like to sort the controls in the flowlayoutpanel based on the date property. I can't presort the controls before I add them because it is possible for the ... | 0 | [
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What's the best way to set up data access for an ASP.NET MVC project?
===
I am starting a new ASP.NET MVC project to learn with, and am wondering what's the optimal way to set up the project(s) to connect to a SQL server for the data. For example lets pretend we have a Product table and a product object I want to use... | 0 | [
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Passing int array as parameter in web user control
===
I have an int array as a property of a Web User Control. I'd like to set that property inline if possible using the following syntax:
<uc1:mycontrol runat="server" myintarray="1,2,3" />
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Scrape multi-frame website
===
I'm auditing our existing web application, which makes heavy use of [HTML frames][1]. I would like to download all of the HTML in each frame, is there a method of doing this with [wget][2] or a little bit of scripting?
[1]: http://www.w3schools.com/HTML/html_frames.asp
[2]: htt... | 0 | [
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I want an expression that will fail when it encounters words such as "boon.ini" and "http". The goal would be to take this expression and be able to construct for any set of keywords. | 0 | [
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Whats the best way to get total # of records in a mysql table with php?
===
Whats the most efficient way of selecting total number of records from a large table? Currently, Im simply doing
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Is there an "anonymous" generic tag in C#, like '?' in Java?
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In Java, one can declare a variable parameterised by an "unknown" generic type, which looks like this:
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Is there a way from preventing other ReportViewers on the same webpage from refreshing?
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Getting started with rails? Must have gems?
===
I'm starting work on a project using Rails, but I'm waiting for the 3rd edition of the pragmatic rails book to come out before I purchase a book.
Anyway, my question is a bit more pointed than how do I get started...
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===
Does anybody know, if closures will be in Java 7? | 0 | [
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Pulling in a dynamic image in a control based on a url using C# and ASP.net
===
I know this is a dumb question. For some reason my mind is blank on this. Any ideas? | 0 | [
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How do you set directory permissions in NSIS?
===
I'm trying to build a Windows installer using Nullsoft Install System that requires installation by an Administrator. The installer makes a "logs" directory. Since regular users can run this application, that directory needs to be writable by regular users. How do I ... | 0 | [
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Rails Tests Fail With Sqlite3
===
I seem to be getting a strange error when I run my tests in rails, they are all failing for the same reason and none of the online documentation seems particularly helpful in regards to this particular error:
SQLite3::SQLException: cannot rollback - no transaction is active
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Like in CASE statement no evaluating as expected
===
Given this data:
CREATE TABLE tmpTable(
fldField varchar(10) null);
INSERT INTO tmpTable
SELECT 'XXX'
UNION ALL
SELECT 'XXX'
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SELECT 'ZZZ'
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SELECT 'ZZZ'
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SELECT
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Best practices for manipulating database result sets in Python?
===
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Visual Studio: How to break on handled exceptions?
===
i would like Visual Studio to break when a handled exception happens (i.e. i don't just want to see a "First chance" message, i want to debug the actual exception).
e.g. i want the debugger to break at the exception:
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===
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How to use Decision Tables to help your application
===
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Performance implications of computed columns in SQL Server 2005 database?
===
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Trouble running insert queries with varray variables
===
I'm using sql*plus 9.2 on Oracle 10g enterprise. I have created some scripts that do basic inserts using parameters that I pass through the command prompt. It seemed logical that I should be able to run a bunch of inserts in a loop. So I tried the following:
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What happens to my app when my Mac goes to sleep?
===
When Mac OS X goes to sleep, due to closing a laptop or selecting "Sleep" from the Apple menu, how does it suspend an executing process?
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What is the semantic web, and why would I want to use it?
===
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What is your preferred tool stack for PHP development in the Windows Environment?
===
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Are there any online user group meetings?
===
I must admit that I am incredibly jealous of those developers who happen to live near active user groups (e.g. the ALT.NET guys in Austin). I often read blog posts and listen to podcasts that reference these in-person meetings and find myself wishing that I could sit in a... | 0 | [
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How to show that you understand the requirements of the project
===
How do you show your clients/employers that you understood their requirements?
What do you recommend to use? Use-Case diagrams? Flow-Charts? Data-Flow-Diagrams?
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IMG SRC tags and JavaScript
===
Is it possible to call a JavaScript function from the IMG SRC tag to get an image url?
Like this:
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function GetImage() {return "imageName/imagePath.jpg"}
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This is using .NET 2.0.
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In SQL Server 2005, can I do a cascade delete without setting the property on my tables?
===
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Can anyone recommend a simple Java web-app framework?
===
I'm trying to get started on what I'm hoping will be a relatively quick web application in Java, yet most of the frameworks I've tried (Apache Wicket, Liftweb) require so much set-up, configuration, and trying to wrap my head around Maven while getting the whol... | 0 | [
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Do C# Generics Have a Perfomance Benifit?
===
I have a number of data classes representing various entities.
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Is there an equivalent to the XNA framework for consoles other than XBox360?
===
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Prevent people from pushing a git commit with a different author name?
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How best to test the validity of XML from a method?
===
I have some WCF methods that are used to transmit information from a server application to a website frontend for use in binding. I'm sending the result as an XElement that is a root of an XML tree containing the data I want to bind against.
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What is the best way for a Java program to monitor system health?
===
I would like to be able to monitor my major system health indicators from inside our Java-based system. Major points of interest include CPU temperature, motherboard temperature, fan speed, etc.
Is there a package available that:
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Licensing and using the Linux kernel
===
I would like to write my own OS, and would like to temporarily jump over the complicated task of writing the kernel and come back to it later by using the Linux kernel in the mean time. However, I would like to provide the OS as closed source for now. What license is the Linu... | 0 | [
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ASP.NET Masterpage in separate assembly
===
I have some ASP.NET Master pages located in one assembly. I need to use these masterpages for my webform pages located in other asseblies that have a reference to the first assembly. I cannot seem to figure out a way to do this.
Is there a nice way that I can do this?
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===
I've written a fair few php apps in the past, but tonight is my first foray into SVN so I figured I'd also document my code properly. What's the adopted format for documenting php functions?
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Error Message Text - Best Practices
===
We are changing some of the text for our old, badly written error messages. What are some resources for best practices on writing good error messages (specifically for Windows XP/Vista). | 0 | [
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===
I was using Spring.NET to create a message listener at application startup. I now need the ability to create 0-n listeners, some of which could be listening to different queues. I will need to be able to create/destroy them at run-time. What would be ... | 0 | [
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===
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Writing to the DB slowness
===
We log values and we only log them once in a table. When we add values to the table we have to do a look up everytime to see if it needs to insert the value or just grab the id. We have an index on the table but there are about 350,000 rows (so it is taking 10 seconds to do 10 of these v... | 0 | [
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When have we any practical use for hierarchical namespaces in c++?
===
I can understand the use for one level of namespaces. But 3 levels of namespaces. Looks insane. Is there any practical use for that? Or is it just a misconception?
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What is the scope for imported classes in python?
===
Please excuse the vague title. If anyone has a suggestion, please let me know! Also please retag with more appropriate tags!
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