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Long-lived RESTful interactions
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We have a discussion going on in my team at the moment, and I'd be interested in other views. Suppose we have a RESTful web service whose role is to annotate documents by applying a variety of analysis algorithms and services. The basic interaction in clear: we have a resource whic... | 0 | [
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How to work in untestable legacy code- in bug fixing
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scenario:
you have tightly coupled legacy code that you cna not unit test
and you have to bug fix, what do you do to not get very depressed?
I read working efectively... and refactoring.. by fowler, however in both book unit testing is indispensable
Refact... | 0 | [
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Save drop-down history in a Firefox Toolbar.
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I'm doing some testing on Firefox toolbars for the sake of learning and I can find out any information on how to store the contents of a "search" drop-down inside the user's profile.
Is there any tutorial on how to sort this out? | 0 | [
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How to do query auto-completion in Lucene?
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I'm looking for a way to do query auto-completion in Lucene. I've Googled around a bit and played around a bit, but all of the examples I've seen seem to be setting up filters in Solr. We don't use Solr and aren't planning to move to using Solr in the near future, and Sol... | 0 | [
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XSS Blacklist - Is anyone aware of a reasonable one?
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As a temporary quick fix to mitigate the major risk while working on the permanent fix for XSS Vulnerability in a very large code base, I'm looking for a pre-existing XSS prevention blacklist that does a reasonable job of protecting against XSS.
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What are the steps needed to create and publish a rubygem of your own?
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So you've created a ruby library.
How do you create and publish your rubygem? And what common pitfalls and gotchas are there pertaining to creating and publishing rubygems?
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Updating server-side progress on Rails application
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I want to upload and then process a file in a Ruby on Rails app. The file upload is usually quite short, but the server-side processing can take some time (more than 20 seconds) so I want to give the user some indicator - something better than a meaningless 'proc... | 0 | [
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What is the best replacement for Windows' rand_s in Linux/POSIX?
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The problem is not about randomness itself (we have rand), but in cryptographically secure PRNG. What can be used on Linux, or ideally POSIX? Does NSS have something useful? | 0 | [
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Virtual Machine Benchmarks
===
I am using VMware Server 1.0.7 at the moment to test software in virtual machines.
I have also tried Microsoft Virtual PC (do not remeber the version, could be 2004 or 2007) and VMware was way faster at the time.
I have heard of Parallels and VirtualBox but I did not have the time ... | 0 | [
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PHP: running scheduled jobs (cron jobs)
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I have a site on my webhotel I would like to run some scheduled tasks on. What methods of achieving this would you recommend?
What I’ve thought out so far is having a script included in the top of every page and then let this script check whether it’s time to run this job... | 0 | [
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Is there an alternative to the SQL Profiler for SQL Server 2000
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I am trying to optimize some stored procedures on a SQL Server 2000 database and when I try to use SQL Profiler I get an error message "In order to run a trace against SQL Server you have to be a member of sysadmin fixed server role.". It seems that o... | 0 | [
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How to chain pseudo selectors in SASS
===
I'm trying to put together a selector in SASS that will operate on the visted, hovered state of a link, but I can't quite seem to get the markup right, can someone enlighten me?
I was writing it like this:
&:visited:hover
attribute: foo
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Short Integers in Python
===
Python allocates integers automatically based on the underlying system architecture. Unfortunately I have a huge dataset which needs to be fully loaded into memory.
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What's the best way to detect if a given Javascript object is a DOM Element?
===
Say for instance I was writing a function that was designed to accept multiple argument types:
var overloaded = function (arg) {
if (is_dom_element(arg)) {
// Code for DOM Element argument...
}
};
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Working with latitude/longitude values in Java
===
Does anyone know of any free utility jars for java that assist with longitude/latitude manipulation in Java?
I am wanting to find the distance between two different points. This I know can be accomplished with the great circle distance.
<http://www.meridianworldda... | 0 | [
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What is a good OO C++ wrapper for sqlite
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I'd like to find a good object oriented C++ (as opposed to C) wrapper for sqlite. What do people recommend? If you have several suggestions please put them in separate replies for voting purposes. Also, please indicate whether you have any experience of the wrapper you are ... | 0 | [
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Used ctrl-alt-f6 in linux, and cant't get my screen back.
===
This is obviously a stupid question.
I am coding in eclipse both on mac and linux, but I mixed up and used the mac shortcut to window tabbing (ctrl-cmd-f6), but i was using the linux on uni and screen went black. I've done this before, but this time i can'... | 0 | [
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Is there a wiki that also contains architectural diagrams?
===
I like a wiki to contain information that needs to be known within a team. Having the expression in mind, "A picture is worth a thousand words", I would like to make a small class diagram, sequence diagram or component diagram inside a wiki using an ajax o... | 4 | [
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RubyOnRails newbie question- Which version of rails should i start with?
===
I have been dabbling with Ruby for some time now and also was thinking of learning RoR they released a new version for it. :)
So now should I start learning RoR v1.2 or v2.x especially keeping the following in mind
- I couldn't find a... | 0 | [
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Delete variables in immediate window in C#
===
Once I've created a variable in the immediate window in C# (VS2008), is there any way to delete it so I can create a new variable with the same name but a different type? Apart from restarting the program that is. | 0 | [
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How to sort an array of UTF-8 strings?
===
I currentyl have no clue on how to sort an array which contains UTF-8 encoded strings in PHP. The array comes from a LDAP server so sorting via a database (would be no problem) is no solution.
The following does not work on my windows development machine (although I'd think... | 0 | [
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How do I get maven to "stamp" a build number into a properties file
===
I would like to be able to, as part of a maven build, set the build number (doesn't matter exactly what) in a properties file/class (so I can show it in a UI). Any ideas? | 0 | [
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Performance Profiling Tips Netbeans for client applications
===
Do you have any tips for effective profiling using Netbeans?
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===
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Irretrievably deleting a data
===
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How to save file using Eclipse Monkey?
===
I've recently started working with Aptana and Eclipse Monkey. What I want to do now is to create a script that saves a file then uploads it to a FTP.
Problem is that Eclipse Monkey is VERY poorly documented and Google returned only unrelated results.
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===
I'm looking for non-web-based tools to view IIS logs. I've been using [LogParser](http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/tools/logparser/default.mspx) but I was hoping for something with an interface. It doesn't need to do any fancy reports or charts -- jus... | 0 | [
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How to price a corporate web app?
===
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Fax barcode recognition software to integrate in a c# application
===
My application is preparing a cover-sheet for submitting documents by fax. I identify the batch by printing a [Code39][1] on it.
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Problem accessing file from different thread in Asp.net
===
I have a process in a website (Asp.net 3.5 using Linq-to-Sql for data access) that needs to work as follows:
1. Upload file
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3. Import data from file into database
4. Redirect to different page
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Image icon beside the site URL
===
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===
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===
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NHibernate nvarchar/ntext truncation problem
===
I'm using nhibernate to store some user settings for an app in a SQL Server Compact Edition table.
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How do you deploy your common SharePoint library
===
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delphi "Invalid use of keyword" in TQuery
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I'm trying to populate a TDBGrid with the results of the following TQuery against the file Journal.db:
select * from Journal
where Journal.where = "RainPump"
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Optimising a SELECT query that runs slow on Oracle which runs quickly on SQL Server
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I'm trying to run the following SQL statement in Oracle, and it takes ages to run:
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C,C++ compiler for Vista
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How to update components in different threads? .NET CF
===
I´m programming a .NET Compact Framework application which shows maps on a PDA.
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why would an application acts differently after VS debugger is attached?
===
There is an application written in c# trying to manage a socket connection and failing but being successful after same application is attached to visual studio.
how can it be debugged? | 0 | [
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How can a task wait on multiple vxworks Queues?
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We have a vxWorks design which requires one task to process both high and low priority messages sent over two message queues. The messages have to be processed in FIFO order.
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A good pattern/solution to the social web user problem of point whoring?
===
Take any social website like digg or stackoverflow that lets users reward points for stories/questions/etc. somehow.
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Expose VSTO functionality to VBA w/o local admin
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What would be the best way to expose certain functionality in a Dotnet VSTO Excel add-in to VBA, without requiring the user to be a local administrator (i.e. no COM registration, <a href="http://www.devnewsgroups.net/group/microsoft.public.dotnet.framework/topic4973... | 0 | [
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SVG rendering in a PyGame application
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In a [pyGame][1] application, I would like to render resolution-free GUI widgets described in SVG.
What tool and/or library can I use to reach this goal ?
(I like the [OCEMP GUI][2] toolkit but it seems to be bitmap dependent for its rendering)
[1]: http://www.pyg... | 0 | [
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What is the best way to forward a single qmail alias to /dev/null?
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I would like to trash the mail received by a single qmail alias. I don't want anything logged, and I want qmail to be happy about having delivered the mail.
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Case-insensitive search using Hibernate
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Auto-updating Bags in NHibernate.
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I use ASP.Net with NHibernate accessing a Pgsql database.
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What powers Google Chart?
===
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How to display the total of a level as the value of its last child in MDX
===
I have an MDX query which lists a measure for all 'Week' and 'Day' levels in the OLAP database. For example
SELECT
{
HIERARCHIZE( {[Business Time].[Week].members, [Business Time].[Date].members} )
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What logging solutions exist for j2me?
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One or more files do not match the primary file of the database (error 5173).
===
I got this error when I checked out my database from source control. It might sounds weird to check in the sql server database, but this was what I have done because this is just a personal project.
Anyone knows how to fix this? | 0 | [
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===
I would like to replace the default malloc at link time to use a custom malloc. But when I try to redefine malloc in my program, I get this error:
MSVCRT.lib(MSVCR80.dll) : error LNK2005: _malloc already defined in test.lib(test.obj)
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This is a real issue that applies on tagging items in general (and yes, this applies to StackOverflow too, and no, it is a question about StackOverflow).
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===
If you call javascript window.open and pass a url to a .xls file it open on some machines in the browser window. How can you force it into Excel? | 0 | [
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Is Assert.Fail() considered bad practice?
===
I use Assert.Fail a lot when doing TDD. I'm usually working on one test at a time but when I get ideas for things I want to implement later I quickly write an empty test where the name of the test method indicates what I want to implement as sort of a todo-list. To make su... | 0 | [
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Directory listing in Python
===
How do I get a list of all files (and directories) in a given directory in Python? | 0 | [
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Python subprocess issue with ampersands
===
I'm currently having a major issue with a python script. The script runs arbitrary commands through a handler to convert incorrect error reporting into correct error reporting.
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Java: "Could not find the main class. Program will exit"
===
I'm trying to run SQuirreL SQL.
I've downloaded it and installed it, but when I try to run it I get this error message:
>Java Virtual Machine Launcher.
>Could not find the main class.
>Program will exit.
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Will Subclipse 1.4.4 work with Subversion 1.3.2
===
Will Subclipse 1.4.4 work safely with Subversion 1.3.2?
I am confused because its [changelog][1] says
> NOTE: As of Subclipse 1.3.0, the minimum Subversion JavaHL requirement is 1.5.0.
[1]: http://subclipse.tigris.org/subclipse_1.4.x/changes.html | 0 | [
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Javascrpit Try/Catch
===
I've got a function that runs a user generated Regex. However, if the user enters a regex that won't run then it stops and falls over. I've tried wrapping the line in a Try/Catch block but alas nothing happens.
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Recursive overloading semantics in the Scala REPL - JVM languages
===
Using Scala's command line REPL:
def foo(x: Int): Unit = {}
def foo(x: String): Unit = {println(foo(2))}
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error: type mismatch;
found: Int(2)
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===
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===
Are there any decent tutorials for setting up F# in Visual Studio 2005? Everything I have found points at VS2008.
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SQL Server - Partitioned Tables vs. Clustered Index?
===
Let's assume you have one massive table with three columns as shown below:
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[date] SMALLDATETIME NOT NULL,
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using the literal '@' with a string variable
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I have a helper class pulling a string from an XML file, that string is a file path (so it has backslashes in it). I need to use that string as it is... how can I use it like I would with the literal command?
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How to change css class of <li> element using ASP.NET?
===
I have several <li> elements with different id's on ASP.NET page:
<li id="li1" class="class1">
<li id="li2" class="class1">
<li id="li3" class="class1">
and can change their class using JavaScript like this:
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What should an Application Controller do?
===
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How do I implement IEqualityComparer for an immutable generic Pair struct?
===
Currently I have this:
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readonly private T _first;
readonly private K _second;
readonly private int _hashCode;
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What are the pros and cons of Web Services and RMI in a Java-only environment?
===
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How do I set the proxy to be used by the JVM
===
Many times, a Java app needs to connect to the Internet. The most common example happens when it is reading an XML file and needs to download its schema.
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Learning FreeBSD
===
What is the average time that it would take a complete novice, whose background is mostly Windows XP, to go through the FreeBSD handbook and get sufficient mastery to setup a server from the ground up? | 4 | [
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difference between Array.slice and Array().slice
===
I am going through John Resig's excellent [Advanced javascript tutorial][1] and I do not thoroughly understand what's the difference between the following calls: (please note that 'arguments' is a builtin javascript word and is not exactly an array hence the hacking... | 0 | [
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Reading custom resource from within MIDP 2.0 midlet
===
How can one load custom (not an image, nor a sound file) resource file from /res within .jar using MIDP 2.0?
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How do I create a WPF Rounded Corner container?
===
We are creating an XBAP application that we need to have rounded corners in various locations in a single page and we would like to have a WPF Rounded Corner container to place a bunch of other elements within. Does anyone have some suggestions or sample code on how... | 0 | [
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Replace visual component at runtime in Delphi (win32)
===
Is it possible to, for instance, replace and free a TEdit with a subclassed component instantiated (conditionally) at runtime? If so, how and when it should be done? I've tried to set the parent to nil and to call free() in the form constructor and AfterConstru... | 0 | [
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Flash Charts and Graphs exported for use in PDF reports - automation
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How do I get files in my own file format to have its own dynamic icon?
===
Our application has a file format similar to the OpenDocument file format (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenDocument) - i.e. zipped with a manifest file, a thumbnail image, etc.
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C++ superclass constructor calling rules
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Unrooted Tests
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Consider a normal customer-orders application based on MVC pattern using WinForms.
The view part has grown too much and it needs to be split into smaller ones.
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For this example we are going to use 3 projects for the view part:
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Designing an 'Order' schema in which there are disparate product definition tables
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This is a scenario I've seen in multiple places over the years; I'm wondering if anyone else has run across a better solution than I have...
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LabVIEW holds Excel Refference
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I try to open and excel reference in LabVIEW and then close it after sometime. But the LabVIEW keeps holding the reference and does not release it unless I close the VI. Why is this happening? Is there anyway to force it to release the Reference? | 0 | [
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What is the recomended whay to skin and entire aplication in WPF?
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I want my WPF application to be skinable, by applying a certain xaml template, and the changes to be application wide, even for dynamic controls or controls that aren't even in the visual/logical tree.
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*Real* world testing best practices
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Create a database using T SQL on a specified location
===
How to create a database using T SQL script on a specified location? Let's say, I want to create a SQL server database on D:\temp\dbFolder. How to do this? | 0 | [
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Why does python pep-8 strongly recommend spaces over tabs for indentation?
===
I see on SO and pep-8 that the recommendation is to use spaces only for indentation in Python programs. I can understand the need for consistent indentation and I have felt that pain.
Is there an underlying reason for spaces to be prefe... | 0 | [
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Can I add custom version strings to a .net DLL?
===
I can add custom version strings to a C++ DLL in Visual Studio by editing the .rc file by hand. For example, if I add to the VersionInfo section of the .rc file
VALUE "BuildDate", "2008/09/19 15:42:52"
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===
After reading the Test-and-Set [Wikipedia entry][1], I am still left with the question "What would a Test-and-Set be used for?"
I realize that you can use it to implement Mutex (as described in wikipedia), but what other uses does it have?
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Running away from SharePoint
===
Have any of you ever tried to run from sharepoint contracts ?
I've worked with sharepoint enought to know that it is not something that interests me. My instersts are more along the lines of APIs / backend / distributed development.
Have any of you found ways to move away from sharep... | 0 | [
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How can I normalize a URL in python
===
I'd like to know do I normalize a URL in python.
For example, If I have a url string like : "http://www.example.com/foo goo/bar.html"
I need a library in python that will transform the extra space (or any other non normalized character) to a proper URL.
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Store Procedure; Insert Slowness
===
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