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C#: File-size format provider
===
Is there any easy way to create a class that uses **IFormatProvider** that writes out a user-friendly file-size?
public static string GetFileSizeString(string filePath)
{
FileInfo info = new FileInfo(@"c:\windows\notepad.exe");
long size = info.Length;
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Disable all table constraints in Oracle
===
How can I disable all table constrains in Oracle with a single command?
This can be either for a single table, a list of tables, or for all tables. | 0 | [
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How to use system environment variables in VS 2008 Post-Build events?
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How do I use system environment variables in my project post-build events without having to write and execute an external batch file? I thought that it would be as easy as creating a new environment variable named `LHDLLDEPLOY` and writing the ... | 0 | [
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.Net Data structures: ArrayList, List, HashTable, Dictionary, SortedList, SortedDictionary, etc.
===
.Net has a lot of complex data structures. Unfortunately, some of them are quite similar and I'm not always sure when to use one and when to use another. Most of my C# and VB books talk about them to a certain extent, ... | 0 | [
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Menu control CSS breaks when inside UpdatePanel
===
I have a menu control inside of an updatepanel. When I hover over a selected item, and then move back off of it, the css class gets set to staticSubMenuItem instead of staticSubMenuItemSelected. Is there a fix for this?
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What is the most efficient way to save a byte array as a file on disk in C#?
===
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How to setup non-admin development in Visual Studio 2005 and 2003
===
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Doing CRUD in Turbogears
===
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===
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Best tool for Software System Diagramming
===
Over the years, I have tried many times to find a good, easy to use, cross platform tool for some basic software system diagramming. The UML tools I have tried seemed to get in my way more than help. So far, the solution I keep returning to is Visio, which is both Window... | 4 | [
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Is there a way to have class variables with setter/getter like virtual variables?
===
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Technology Themed Gift Basket
===
For customer service week this year, I have the privileged task of creating a technology themed gift basket. I'm trying to keep the basket under $50 as I have a bluetooth keyboard/mouse combo that I'll be adding to it. Besides canned air and monitor wipes, are there any other recommen... | 0 | [
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Web Services framework versus a custom XML over HTTP protocol?
===
I am looking for **specific guidelines** for when to use Web Services frameworks versus a well-documented custom protocol that communicates using XML over HTTP.
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Pretty URLs for search pages
===
I really enjoy having "pretty" URLs (e.g. /Products/Edit/1 instead of /products.aspx?productID=1) but I'm at a loss on how to do this for pages that let you search by a large number of variables.
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Does Django support multi-value cookies?
===
I'd like to set a cookie via Django with that has several different values to it, similar to .NET's [HttpCookie.Values][1] property. Looking at the [documentation][2], I can't tell if this is possible. It looks like it just takes a string, so is there another way?
I've t... | 0 | [
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JavaScript intellisense in Visual Studio 2008
===
Have you guys and gals got any tips or hacks for making the most out of the JavaScript intellisense options in Visual Studio 2008?
Consider the following:
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Persons.Females = {};
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Why is try..finally good; try..catch bad?
===
I have seen people say that it is bad form to use catch with no arguments, especially if that catch doesn't do anything:
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SQL sp_help_operator
===
Anyone know what group I need to belong to show up in the sp_help_operator list? | 0 | [
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Best Method to Spawn Process from SQL Server Trigger
===
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How do I run a command in a loop until I seem some string in stdout?
===
I'm sure there's some trivial one-liner with perl, ruby, bash whatever that would let me run a command in a loop until I observe some string in stdout, then stop. Ideally, I'd like to capture stdout as well, but if it's going to console, that mi... | 0 | [
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Is this a proper way to get a WebProfile?
===
I have a user reporting that when they use the back button to return to a web page that they come back as a different person. It seems like they may be accessing a different users profile.
Here are the important parts of the code:
<code>
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Who uses a digital notepad for saving UML and other diagrams?
===
I often find that for an initial design document, I just want to lob in a couple of rough UML / other diagrams.
Most diagramming tools, even Visio, slow me down considerably. I admit that this is probably [PEBCAK](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PEBKAC... | 0 | [
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How to compute the hashCode() from the object's address?
===
In Java, I have a subclass <code>Vertex</code> of the Java3D class <code>Point3f</code>. Now <code>Point3f</code> computes <code>equals()</code> based on the values of its coordinates, but for my <code>Vertex</code> class I want to be stricter: two vertices ... | 0 | [
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setPrimitiveValue:forKey: and to-many relationships
===
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Do you use a query handler? If so, what tasks does it perform for you?
===
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I was wondering ho... | 0 | [
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Extreme Sharding: One SQLite Database Per User
===
I'm working on a web app that is somewhere between an email service and a social network. I feel it has the potential to grow really big in the future, so I'm concerned about scalability.
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HTML: What's the effect of adding 'return false' to an onclick event ?
===
Many times I've seen links like these in HTML pages:
<a href='#' onclick='someFunc(3.1415926); return false;'>Click here !</a>
What's the effect of the **return false** in there ?
Also, I don't usually see that in buttons.
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C# Day from Week picker component
===
This question is for C# 2.0 Winform.
For the moment I use checkboxes to select like this : Monday[x], Thuesday[x]¸... etc.
It works fine but **is there a better way to get the day of the week?** (Can have more than one day picked)
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Perl or Python script to remove user from group
===
I am putting together a Samba-based server as a Primary Domain Controller, and ran into a cute little problem that should have been solved many times over. But a number of searches did not yield a result. I need to be able to remove an existing user from an existin... | 0 | [
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Cap invoke and sudo
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What good template language is supported in Javascript?
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Templates are a pretty healthy business in established programming languages, but are there any good ones that can be processed in Javascript?
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Accessing created DOM elements
===
I have code to create another "row" (div with inputs) on a button click. I am creating new input elements and everything works fine, however, I can't find a way to access these new elements.
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SQL, mySQL - Is there something wrong about joins without the JOIN keyword
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When I started writing database queries I didn't know the JOIN keyword yet and naturally I just extended what I already knew and wrote queries like this:
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Absolute URL from base + relative URL in C#
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I have a base URL :
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Generated image using PHP and GD is being cut off
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This is only happening on the live server. On multiply development servers the image is being created as expected.
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Red Hat
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What plugin would you really like to have for Visual Studio 2005/2008
===
In a brilliant world what would you love to have a plugin to do in VS2005/2008?
One answer per post please, and use voting to agree/disagree with ideas.
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Does System.Windows.Forms have a non-static messagebox?
===
I would like something that I can use as follows
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.NET Integer vs Int16?
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Best place in spec/ for integration responses?
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looking for Java GUI components / ideas for syntax highlighting
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I'm not committed to any particular GUI tookit or anything - just needs to be Java based. I want to do simple syntax highlighting ( XML and XQuery ) inside editable text areas.
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Unit testing code with a file system dependency
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I am writing a component that, given a ZIP file, needs to:
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Can I specify redirects and pipes in variables?
===
I have a bash script that creates a Subversion patch file for the current directory. I want to modify it to zip the produced file, if <code>-z</code> is given as an argument to the script.
Here's the relevant part:
zipped=''
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===
How would I disable and later enable all indexes in a given schema/database in Oracle?
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Find Processor Type from compact .net 1.0
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===
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A reliable HTTP library for .Net
===
.Net's implementation of HTTP is ... problematic. Beyond some issues in compliance with HTTP/1.0, what's bugging me right now is that `HttpWebResponse.GetResponse()` with ReadTimeout **and** Timeout set to 5000 blocks for about 20 seconds before failing.
I need a library with be... | 4 | [
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Is it possible to compile a Rails app to a Java VM JAR file?
===
Essentially the only thing I can deploy to my deployment machine is a JAR file. I can't install JRuby, nor can I install Glassfish or Tomcat.
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What is the best pattern/solution to implement 'workflow (a process) for product development'?
===
Present:
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SQL NOT IN constraint and NULL values
===
This issue came up when I got different records counts for what I thought were identical queries one using a not in where constraint and the other a left join. The table in the not in constraint had one null value (bad data) which caused that query to return a count of 0 recor... | 0 | [
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===
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===
I am writing a script for MS PowerShell. This script uses the Copy-Item command. One of the optional arguments to this command is "-container". The documentation for the argument states that specifying this argument "Preserves container objects... | 0 | [
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Find OS type from .Net CF 1.0
===
What is the API for getting the OS type? Windows CE or Windows mobile?
Environment.OSVersion
just gives the CE version. It does provide information if 'Windows Mobile' is installed on the device.
Thanks,
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Passenger Standalone Nginx Core can't find libcrypto
===
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Binding a wx.html2.WebView.New Widget?
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I would like to bind the wx.html2.WebView.New widget with wx.EVT_LEFT_UP however it doesnt work (it doesnt get noticed, nothing happens).
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Converting variable name to string in SAS/IML
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I have a variable called "var" in SAS/IML. I want to know how I can create a new string variable:
var2 = "var";
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I need to get a config variable and change it for the session only
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Progressive Mp4 Streaming using ASP.NET
===
I am facing problem while streaming mp4 video from any part or section using asp.net script. Script is working well when you stream mp4 video from start but failed to stream if you want to choose any starting point.
Sample script i am using
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RegEx expression needed for BBCode Tag
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new: [quote="prattw"]My text here.[/quote]
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Javascript: Show Trobber during long-running javascript function
===
When the user clicks a button on my webpage, I call a long-running javascript function (e.g. the pausecomp function found here: http://www.sean.co.uk/a/webdesign/javascriptdelay.shtm)
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How to round using ROUND HALF UP. Rounding mode that most of us were taught in grade school
===
how to round using ROUND HALF UP in javascript?
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trecdocparser in lucene
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I am trying to parse a TREC file that contains a few <DOC>....<HTML>...</HTML></DOC>
After numerous search, i found lucene has a trecdocparser class, however, i still dont understand how to use it after reading javadoc:
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Cannot call the JSON result in Jquery
===
I have an action of the controller that return the result as the JSON result.(I test it ready, It works well with this action).
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python paramiko shell commands
===
I'm using paramiko to compile a program on a server. As you may know it compiling takes a lot of time and a lot of data is being sent out from this process. Since I cannot get from a shell command the exit status of the command to be executed I'm forced to wait for the data to be sen... | 0 | [
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When should I use Debug.Assert()?
===
I've been a professional software engineer for about a year now, having graduated with a CS degree. I've known about assertions for a while in C++ and C, but had no idea they existed in C# and .NET at all until recently.
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How do I view the SQL that is generated by nHibernate?
===
How do I view the SQL that is generated by nHibernate? version 1.2 | 0 | [
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Generic Exception Handling in Python the "Right Way"
===
Sometimes I find myself in the situation where I want to execute several sequential commands like such:
try:
foo(a, b)
except Exception, e:
baz(e)
try:
bar(c, d)
except Exception, e:
baz(e)
...
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jQuery JSONP problem in IE6
===
I've encountered a problem when retrieving a JSONP response from a server in a different domain using IE6.
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How to avoid storing passwords in the clear for tomcat's server.xml Resource definition of a DataSource?
===
The resource definition in tomcat's server.xml looks something like this...
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name="jdbc/tox"
scope="Shareable"
type="javax.sql.DataSource"
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Read data in FileStream into a generic Stream
===
What's the most efficient way to read a stream into another stream? In this case, I'm trying to read data in a Filestream into a generic stream. I know I could do the following:
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Difference between int[] array and int array[]
===
I have recently been thinking of the difference between the two ways of defining an array:
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Getting Spring Application Context
===
Is there a way to statically/globally request a copy of the ApplicationContext in a Spring application?
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Best practice: Self-referential scripts on a web site
===
On the advice of a more experienced developer, I have always coded my web pages that require user input (form processing, database administration, etc.) as self-referential pages. For PHP pages, I set the action of the form to the `'PHP_SELF'` element of the `$... | 0 | [
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Will a task using kill to send a signal be preempted?
===
We have the following code in VxWorks:
<pre><code>
sig_hdr () { ... }
task_low_priority() {
...
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signal(SIGUSR1, sig_hdr);
...
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...
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Network auto-disovery using SNMP and .NET
===
Are there any libraries, (third party is fine) that can help do network auto-disovery using SNMP and .NET?
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What are the current state of affairs on threading, concurrency and forked processes, in Ruby on Rails?
===
Ruby on Rails does not do multithreaded request-responses very well, or at least, ActiveRecord doesn't.
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Many to many table queries
===
I have a many to many index table, and I want to do an include/exclude type query on it.
fid is really a integer index, but here as letters for easier understanding. Here's a sample table :
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===
I have the the need to build lots of sites that are very similar, but not exactly the same, using ASP.NET 2.0.
I'm trying to find the best way to make the generation of these sites quick and easy.
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CASCADE DELETE just once
===
I have a Postgresql database on which I want to do a few cascading deletes. However, the tables aren't set up with the ON DELETE CASCADE rule. Is there any way I can perform a delete and tell Postgresql to cascade it just this once? Something equivalent to
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Why no static methods in Interfaces, but static fields and inner classes OK?
===
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Good Intro to COM Programming
===
Is there a good book or website with a basic introduction to COM programming? | 0 | [
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How do you determine whether or not a give Type (System.Type) inherits from a specific base class (in .Net)?
===
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MVC model design / inheritance
===
Forgive the vague title, I wasn't sure how to describe it.
If you have a generic model "Archive", how do you show different views/forms based on a user selected 'type'?
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===
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Automatically resizing X11 display when connecting an external monitor
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RDLC SubReports Exporting to Excel
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I have a RDLC report which has a table, calling a subreport N times. This works perfectly in the control viewer and when I export to PDF. Yet when I export to Excel, I get the following error:
> Subreports within table/matrix cells
> are ignored.
Does anyone know why thi... | 0 | [
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How to write the content of one stream into another stream in .net?
===
I often run into the problem that I have one stream full of data and want to write everything of it into another stream.
All code-examples out there use a buffer in form of a byte-array.
Is there a more elegant way to this?
If not, what's... | 0 | [
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What browser features/plugins for opera, IE, firefox, chrome, safari, etc. do you use for browser compatibility testing?
===
I use the [Nightly Tester Tools][1] for Firefox and [Fiddler][2] for IE. What do you use?
[1]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/6543
[2]: http://fiddlertool.com/fiddler/ | 0 | [
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Windows (Vista): Set process-priority on a program shortcut
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Is there any way to launch a program with a shortcut, that sets the process-priority of that program?
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How do you do attachments on your website?
===
Due to a lack of response to my original [question][1], probably due to poor wording on my part. Since then, I have thought about my original question and decided to reword it, hopefully for the better! :)
We create custom business software for our customers, and quit... | 0 | [
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Optimistic vs. Pessimistic locking
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I understand the differences between optimistic and pessimistic locking*. Now could someone explain to me when I would use either one in general?
And does the answer to this question change whether or not I'm using a stored procedure to perform the query?
*But just to chec... | 0 | [
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How do I make a custom Flex component for a gap-fill exercise?
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The purpose of this component is to test knowledge of a student on a given subject - in the example below it would be geography. The student is given a piece of text with missing words in it. He/she has to fill in (type in this case) the missing words ... | 0 | [
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How do you RedirectToAction using POST intead of GET?
===
When you call RedirectToAction within a Controller, it automatically redirects using an HTTP GET. How do I explicitly tell it to use an HTTP POST?
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How to pass arguments to a constructor in an IOC-framework
===
How can I pass arguments to a constructor in an IOC-framework?
I want to do something like: (Trying to be IOC-framework agnostic ;) )
object objectToLogFor = xxx;
container.Resolve<ILogging>(objectToLogFor);
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Passing in parameter from html element with jQuery.
===
I'm working with jQuery for the first time and need some help. I have html that looks like the following:
<div id='comment-8' class='comment'>
<p>Blah blah</p>
<div class='tools'></div>
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Restoring SplitterDistance inside TabControl is inconsistent
===
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Anybody know where I can get docs or tutorials on VSS 2005 Integration via .net.
===
I know that I can add the SourceSafeTypeLib to a project and can explore it in object browser and find obvious things (GetLatest, etc), but I am looking for some more thorough documentation or specific tutorials on things like "undo ... | 0 | [
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GetElementsByTagName functionality from .net code-behind page?
===
I am writing a webpage in C# .NET. In javascript there is a function called GetElementsByTagName... this is nice for javascript invoked from the .aspx page. My question is, is there any way I can have this kind of functionality from my C# code-behind... | 0 | [
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How do you do a deep copy an object in .Net (C# specifically)?
===
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How do I add Active Directory support to Windows PE?
===
I want to query Active Directory from Windows PE 2.0, which is not supported "out of the box." Microsoft seems to suggest that this is possible, but not with any tools they provide. What do you recommend? | 0 | [
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Can I use DoxyGen to document ActionScript code?
===
How do I Configuring DoxyGen to document ActionScript files?
I've included the *.as and *.asi files in doxygen's search pattern, but the classes, functions and variables don't show there. | 0 | [
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