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Writing a cookie from an ASP.Net HTTPHandler - Page.Response object?
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I am creating an HTTP handler that listens for calls to a specific file type, and handles it accordingly. My HTTP Handler listens for .bcn files, then writes a cookie to the user's computer and sends back an image... this will be used in adverti... | 0 | [
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Should all public methods of an API be documented?
===
When writing "library" type classes, is it better practice to always write markup documentation (i.e. javadoc) in java or assume that the code can be "self-documenting"? For example, given the following method stub:
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How often do you update statistics in SQL Server 2000?
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What's a good Systems Interface Specification template?
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A client has a number of disparate systems that they are planning to link together and have asked for a set of system interface specifications that would document the data and protocols used to interface the different parts.
The interfaces are between proc... | 0 | [
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How do I get a range's address including the worksheet name, but not the workbook name, in Excel VBA?
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If I have a Range object--for example, let's say it refers to cell A1 on a worksheet called Book1. So I know that calling Address() will get me a simple local reference: "$A$1". I know it can also be called as ... | 0 | [
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What standard techniques are there for using cpu specific features in dll's?
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Short version: I'm wondering if it's possible, and how best, to utilise cpu specific
instructions within a dll?
Slightly longer version:
When downloading (32bit) dll's from, say, Microsoft it seems that one size fits all processors.
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Streaming large result sets with MySQL 4.1.x + Connector/J
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I’m trying to get a large result set to stream and having no luck. The [MySQL docs][1] are somewhat unclear as to whether this should even work. E.g.:
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Resources for code generation of database objects
===
I am working a project where I need to generate a series of classes to represent/access data in the database. Third party projects such as hibernate or subsonic are not an option. I am new in this subject domain, so I am looking for information on the topic. The pr... | 0 | [
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Open Source Code Review Tools? (Mondrain)
===
I've read a bit about Google's [Mondrain][1], and I've seen Atlassian's [Crucible][2] demonstrated - I'm convinced that the tools have value. Are there open-source code review tools? It would be used on a proprietary codebase, so it can't be a public site or service (eg... | 0 | [
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Oracle Insert via Select from multiple tables where one table may not have a row
===
I have a number of code value tables that contain a code and a description with a Long id.
I now want to create an entry for an Account Type that references a number of codes, so I have something like this:
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Evolutionary Algorithms: Optimal Repopulation Breakdowns
===
It's really all in the title, but here's a breakdown for anyone who is interested in Evolutionary Algorithms:
In an EA, the basic premise is that you randomly generate a certain number of organisms (which are really just sets of parameters), run them agai... | 0 | [
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Web Log analysis in Java
===
How to read a web server log file in Java. This file is getting updated all the time. If I open a new FileInputStream, will it read the log real time?
Regards | 0 | [
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error installing RMagick from gem
===
Trying to install the RMagick gem is failing with an error about being unable to find ImageMagick libraries, even though I'm sure they are installed.
The pertinent output from gem install rmagick is:
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checking for Ini... | 0 | [
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Convert console exe to dll in C
===
I am interested in calling [SoX][1], an open source console application, from another Windows GUI program (written in Delphi naturally). Instead of dealing with scraping and hiding the console window, I would like to just convert the application to a DLL that I can call from my app... | 0 | [
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Can you Catch an Exception after the main application unit has ended?
===
In one of our application im getting an exception that i can not seem to find or trap.
...
Application.CreateForm(TFrmMain, FrmMain);
outputdebugstring(pansichar('Application Run')); //this is printed
Application... | 0 | [
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In sharepoint designer's workflow editor how do I get the workflow initiators username?
===
In Sharepoint designer's workflow editor I wish to retrieve the username/name of the work flow initiator (i.e. who kicked it off or triggered the workflow) - this is relatively easy to do using 3rd party products such as Nintex... | 0 | [
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Why use iterators instead of array indices?
===
Take the following two lines of code:
for (int i = 0; i < some_vector.size(); i++)
{
//do stuff
}
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"Hidden Secrets" of the Visual Studio .NET debugger?
===
As much as I generally don't like the discussion/subjective posts on SO, I have really come to appreciate the "Hidden Secrets" set of posts that people have put together. They provide a great overview of some commonly missed tools that you might now otherwise d... | 4 | [
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How do you document projects you work on?
===
Where I work, I'm constantly doing development work. We're usually in a position where we're always busy doing development work with no time to write real maintainer documentation. I doubt my position is unique.
My question to everyone is, how do you/your development te... | 0 | [
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Linux: How to measure actual memory usage of an application or process?
===
How do you measure the memory usage of an application or process in Linux?
I've read [here][1] that "ps" is not an accurate tool to use for this intent.
Thanks,
Kenneth
[1]: http://virtualthreads.blogspot.com/2006/02/understanding-... | 0 | [
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Style - When to serialize a Django model Instance: signals vs model's save method
===
I plan to serialize a Django model to XML when it's saved or updated. (The XML's going to be imported into a flash movie). Is it better to listen for a post_save() or pre_save() signal and then perform the serialization, o... | 0 | [
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What is the best way to measure "spare" CPU time on a Linux based system
===
For some of the customers that we develop software for, we are required to "guarantee" a certain amount of spare resources (memory, disk space, CPU). Memory and disk space are simple, but CPU is a bit more difficult.
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How do you organize and keep track of multiple (many) projects
===
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Strange VB6 build problems (related to nlog)
===
This I think is related to my use of the nlog C++ API (and my question on the nlog forum is [here][1]); the purpose of my asking this question here is to get a wider audience to my problem and perhaps to also get some more general ideas behind the VB6 IDE's failure to b... | 0 | [
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Deploying perl to a share nothing cluster
===
Anyone have suggestions for deployment methods for perl modules to a share nothing cluster?
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SVN installation
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I am going to install SVN for my personal projects. Is it better to install it on a spare machine(Win XP) or will I save myself grief if I install it on the machine I use for development(Vista). | 0 | [
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Is there a Dependency Injection framework for PHP4?
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I'm stuck on a PHP 4 server, and I would like to start moving an old legacy project to modern Design Patterns, including Dependency Injection. Are there any dependency injection frameworks that will work with PHP 4? | 0 | [
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What is the best method to convert to an Integer in Javascript?
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There are several different methods for converting floating point numbers to Integers in Javascript. My question is what method gives the best performance, is most compatible, or is considered the best practise?
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Sources for learning about Scheme Macros: define-syntax and syntax-rules
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I've read [JRM's Syntax-rules Primer][1] for the Merely Eccentric and it has helped me understand syntax-rules and how it's different from common-lisp's define-macro. syntax-rules is only one way of implementing a syntax transformer within d... | 0 | [
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Using AppleScript to hide Keynote Text Fields in A Slide
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I am no AppleScript Jedi, I've only done a few simple things, but I haven't been able to figure this one out and could use some help:
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How can a C program produce a core dump of itself without terminating?
===
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Can anyone recommend a good Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) tool?
===
We are looking for a flexible Business Activity Monitoring package affordable enough for the average SMB and that can integrate reasonably well with our .NET applications (SOAP/REST interface is just fine).
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C++ tr1 on GCC 3.4.4 (for the Nokia N810 tablet computer)
===
What does it take to get C++ **tr1** members (shared_ptr especially, but we'd like function and bind and ALL the others) working with **GCC 3.4.4** (for the Nokia **N810** tablet computer).
Has anyone done this? Attempted this?
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===
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Do I have to cause an ValueError in Python
===
I have this code:
chars = #some list
try:
indx = chars.index(chars)
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#doSomethingElse
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chars = #... | 0 | [
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How do you apply a .net attribute to a return type
===
How do I apply the MarshalAsAttribute to the return type of the code below?
<pre>
public ISomething Foo()
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return new MyFoo();
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EWOULDBLOCK equivalent errno under Windows Perl
===
G'day Stackoverflowers,
I'm the author of Perl's [autodie][1] pragma, which changes Perl's built-ins to throw exceptions on failure. It's similar to [Fatal][2], but with lexical scope, an extensible exception model, more intelligent return checking, and much, muc... | 0 | [
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WSE 2.0 Web Services Client using .NET 2.0
===
What's the best way to access WSE 2.0 web services from .NET 2.0?
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===
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max time a report should take to generate report.
===
I am just curious to know how long(minutes) does a report should take to generate report when it returns 1MB of data. Maybe using views and table is properly index. SSRS reporting and server side generation. | 0 | [
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Python Reporting
===
Are there any packages that provide to following:
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2) Visual design tool to make it easier for less technical users to design their own reports<br>
3) Able to work wi... | 0 | [
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===
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Delphi 7 make complains about files not found
===
I've got a BPG file that I've modified to use as a make file for our company's automated build server. In order to get it to work I had to change
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Uses * Uses
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unit2 in 'unit2.pas' * unit2
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Should constructor variables pass direct to private fields or properties?
===
Now this is .NET but I am sure the principal should apply to all OOP language, to simplify I take .NET as an example:
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HTTPHandler tag in Web.Config breaks asmx Files...
===
In my ASP.Net 1.1 application, i've added the following to my Web.Config (within the System.Web tag section):
<httpHandlers>
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What can cause ASPNET AJAX page to revert to normal ASPX mode ? / UpdatePanel broken
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I am using VS 2008 with a very simple UpdatePanel scenario.
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How do you get the state to which a (.net) form will be restored?
===
I have a windows application and I want to save the size, position and WindowState between sessions. There is one caveat however. If the state when closing is minimized then I want to restore to the last visible state, i.e. Normal if it was normal... | 0 | [
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Is it expected that all the units of a Project Group in Delphi 7 to be in one folder?
===
Maybe this applied to other Delphi's (I've only used 7). We've got our code broken up so that nearly every DLL in our fairly massive app is in a different folder. <p>
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Advanced searching in Vim
===
Is there a way to search for multiple strings simultaneously in Vim? I recall reading somewhere that it was possible but somehow forgot the technique.
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SQL Server Provisioning Tool
===
Running under Server 2008, SQL Server 2005 SP2 has the option to "Add New Administrator" from the SQL Server 2005 Surface Ara Configuration. This launches the SQL Server 2005 User Provisioning Tool for Vista. You are then able to grant privileges such as Server SysAdmin role etc.
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Recommended Books for Software Engineering
===
What would be a recommended book for Software Engineering? The book should be covering the various stages involved in software development process, covering topics such as:
- requirement gatherings
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Linux/C++ programmer to C#/Windows programmer
===
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Intergrated Version Control for Visual Studio
===
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How do I create an installer for a .Net website, Windows Service, and more???
===
I need to create an installer program that will do install the following:
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Standardize Error Classification & graceful Handling
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(Couldn't find Q that covers my scope. If this is a dupe let me know where to go & I'll delete this question.)
I need to standardize on how I classify and handle errors/exceptions 'gracefully'.
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Restrict a string to whitelisted characters using XSLT 1.0
===
## Question ##
Using XSLT 1.0, given a string with arbitrary characters how can I get back a string that meets the following rules.
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How do you prefer to organize exception definitions?
===
I almost feel embarrassed to ask, but I always struggle with how to organize exception definitions. The three ways I've done this before are:
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What does "Cannot evaluate expression because the code of the current method is optimized." mean?
===
I wrote some code with a lot of recursion, that takes quite a bit of time to complete. Whenever I "pause" the run to look at what's going on I get:
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How do I embed an "a:hover{...}" rule into a style attribute in the middle of a document?
===
I know that embedding CSS styles directly into the HTML tags they affect defeats much of the purpose of CSS, but sometimes it's useful for debugging purposes, as in:
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What is the most esoteric thing you have ever done namespaces?
===
I am interested in unprecedented, cool, and esoteric ways to use namespaces. I know that many advanced developers "hack" namespaces by, for example, using them as references to string constants. In the string constants example, the idea is to implem... | 0 | [
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How to differentiate a HTTP Request submitted from a HTML form and a HTTP Request submitted from a client?
===
Is there any way (in Java Servlet) to determine whether a HTTP POST or GET request is a result from a submission from a HTML form or otherwise? | 0 | [
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Vista and ProgramData
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What is the right place to store program data files which are the same for every user but have to be writeable for the program? What would be the equivalent location on MS Windows XP? I have read that C:\ProgramData is not writeable after installation by normal users. Is that true? How can I ... | 0 | [
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How can I programmatically manipulate Windows desktop icon locations?
===
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Is it possible to make an eclipse p2 provisionning mechanism running *locally* ?
===
Eclipse 3.4[.x] - also known as [Ganymede][1] - comes with this new mechanism of provisioning called **p2**.
"Provisioning" is the process allowing to discover and update on demand some parts of an application, as explained in gene... | 0 | [
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HttpHeaders in ASP.NET 1.1
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Get CSIDL_LOCAL_APPDATA path for any user on Windows
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Is there any Win32/MFC API to get the `CSIDL_LOCAL_APPDATA` for **any** user that I want (not only the currently logged on one)? Let's say I have a list of users in the form "domain\user" and I want to get a list of their paths - is that possible?
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Common CRUD functions in PHP
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How do you unit test web page authorization using ASP.NET MVC?
===
Let's say you have a profile page that can only be accessed by the owner of that profile. This profile page is located at:
User/Profile/{userID}
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How do I change the maximum Upload File Size for the Document Manager in a Telerik RAD Controls RADEditor/WYSIWYG control?
===
I'm using the Telerik RAD Controls RADEditor/WYSIWYG control as part of a Dynamic Data solution.
I would like to be able to upload files using the Document Manager of this control.
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Is there a way to embed a web control in a Windows application that renders using anything but Trident (IE)?
===
I have heard mention that some desktop applications are pretty much just wrappers for websites now.
I have even had the occasional problem that has been best solved this way in the past and I can see it ... | 0 | [
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When creating a collection via WebDAV should the name of the collection end with a slash
===
A WebDAV library I'm using is issuing this request
<pre>
MKCOL /collection HTTP/1.1
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To which apache is issuing a 301 because /collection exists
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HTTP/1.1 301
Location: /collection/
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what's the best implemention of client creatable and modifiable web forms in a relational database?
===
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===
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===
What is the cheap and good way to make a serial (RS232) programmer for AVR atMega and atTiny? There are several circuits in the Internet, but which one is better?
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What is the SQL command to copy a table from one database to another database?
Sorry if the question is too novice.
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How does string.unpack work in Ruby?
===
Can someone explain why how the result for the following unpack is computed?
"aaa".unpack('h2H2') #=> ["16", "61"]
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JSP pagination without retrieving the whole result set?
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<p>I need to display the log entries from a database.
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Are their naming conventions for ASP.NET web application directory structures?
===
Currently I am developing a site with about seven partial classes, a few icons, three pages and an App_Themes folder. I was interested to know, is there an industry standard directory structure for anything larger than a small project?
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Algorithm for implementing iterators
===
I'd love to figure it out myself but I was wondering **roughly what's the algorithm for converting a function with yield statements into a state machine for an enumerator?** For example how does C# turn this:
IEnumerator<string> strings(IEnumerable<string> args)
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What are possible reasons for java.io.IOException: "The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect"
===
I am trying to copy a file using the following code:
File targetFile = new File(targetPath + File.separator + filename);
...
targetFile.createNewFile();
fileInputStream = new... | 0 | [
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What are the security concerns of evaluating user code in PHP?
===
I am wondering what security concerns there are to implementing a PHP evaluator like this:
<?php eval($_POST['codeInput']); %>
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Recommendations for a good C#/ .NET based lexical analyser
===
Can anyone recommend a good .NET based lexical analyser, preferably written in C#? | 0 | [
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Why do my hot-deployed files disappear sometimes? (I think Apache has something to do with it)
===
Here's my situation:
- Windows Server
- Apache
- CruiseControl
The last step of my CruiseControl deploy scripts copies the build to Apache's htdocs folder, in a "demos" folder (I believe this is referred to as a "h... | 0 | [
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Which program in Visual Studio lets me look into DLLs to see its API?
===
See the question. I want to see the methods and classes offered by a DLLs library. | 0 | [
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How do I get a list of all subdomains of a domain?
===
I want to find out all the subdomains of a given domain. I found a hint which tells me to dig the authoritative Nameserver with the following option:
dig @ns1.foo.bar some_domain.com axfr
But this never works. Has anyone a better idea/approach
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How do you treat the deployment of configuration files on different systems in Subversion?
===
Subversion is a great way to update our web applications on our servers. With a simple `svn update` all changed files get... well, changed.
Except for the omnipresent configuration files such as `config.php` which hold th... | 0 | [
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Deployment of custom content type, forms, cqwp, and xsl.
===
Right now I have a visual studio project which contains a custom content type that I made. It also contains all the necessary files for making a sharepoint solution (wsp) file and a script to generate this.
Now, I would like to do 2 things.
First, I'... | 0 | [
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Send To/Mail Recipient from WSH
===
I am trying to implement function of windows Send To/Mail Recipient context menu option in windows scripting host. Did not find anything usefull on google except steps to instantiate `Outlook.Application` and directly calling its methods.
I need to go the same path as windows do,... | 0 | [
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Email in C++?
===
How can I send an email from C++? Is there a good cross-platform (MS Windows, Linux etc) library that I can use? I'm using GCC (cygwin on MS Windows).
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Servlet for serving static content
===
I deploy a webapp on two different containers (Tomcat and Jetty), but their default servlets for serving the static content have a different way of handling the URL structure I want to use ([details][1]).
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What is the best PHP MVC framework for scalability?
===
There are a lot of MVC frameworks for PHP. **Which one is the best in terms of scalability?** Is there any framework that supports splitting applications on many front end and database servers? Sharding? Other enterprise features?
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Getting stack trace from a running Python application
===
I have this Python application that gets stuck from time to time and I can't find out where.
Is there any way to signal Python interpreter to show you the exact code that he's running (somekind of stacktrace on-the-fly)?
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How do I check that I removed required data only?
===
I have a really big database (running on PostgreSQL) containing a lot of tables with sophisticated relations between them (foreign keys, on delete cascade and so on).
I need remove some data from a number of tables, but I'm not sure what amount of data will be rea... | 0 | [
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What are you favourite Matlab/Octave programming tricks?
===
I think everyone would agree that the matlab language is not pretty, or particularly consistent. But nevermind! We still have to use it to get things done.
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How to Google for --depend?
===
The latest makefiles we've received from a third party vendor contain rules with --depend on the end of build rules, so I thought I would look it up on Google, but try as I might, I can't persuade it to display any pages with exactly the characters --depend
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Heisenbug: WinApi program crashes on some computers
===
Please help! I'm really at my wits' end.
My program is a little personal notes manager (google for "cintanotes").
On some computers (and of course I own none of them) it crashes with an unhandled exception.
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