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.NET: Why do I need a SecureString?
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I'm trying to grok the purpose of .NET's SecureString. From MSDN:
> An instance of the System.String class is both immutable and, when no longer needed, cannot be programmatically scheduled for garbage collection; that is, the instance is read-only after it is created and it... | 0 | [
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What is the proper way to ensure a SQL connection is closed when an exception is thrown?
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I use a pattern that looks something like this often. I'm wondering if this is alright or if there is a best practice that I am not applying here.
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How do you pass parameters to called function using ASP.Net Ajax $addHandler
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I am trying to use the $addHandler function to add a handler to a text box's click event
var o=$get('myTextBox');
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How to have a LinkClicked event using an ArrayList of LinkLabels in .NET
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I'm working on a form that will display links to open different types of reports. This system has different types of users, so the users should only be able to see the links to the types of reports they can access.
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How many database indexes is too many?
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I'm working on a project with a rather large Oracle database (although my question applies equally well to other databases). We have a web interface which allows users to search on almost any possible combination of fields.
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Does java have a using clause?
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I've seen reference in some C# posted questions to a "using" clause.
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Exceptions vs Result Codes for a socket client class.
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Controlling property names on serialized ASP.Net Ajax Objects
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To start, I know there are two "kinds" of JSON serialization currently built into ASP.Net: you can either use the JavaScriptSerializer class to serialize your object to JSON or the new DataContractJsonSerializer class to convert a object to JSON.
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MATLAB Environment Tweaks
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Supress ClientAbortException in struts2 VelocityResult class
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I am getting the following stack trace in my log file and was wanting to supress just this error from displaying in the log:
> ERROR 08-09-26 14:48:45.141
> http-80-215
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Stateless EJB question.
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We have a stateless EJB that is behind a webservices (EJB3), this EJB also loads a EntityManager that is passed in calls that it makes. With that I have a question.
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Hex offset
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Subqueries vs joins
===
I refactored a slow section of an application we inherited from another company to use an inner join instead of a subquery like
where id in (select id from ... )
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===
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The difference between the Runnable and Callable interfaces in Java
===
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Possible to use Flex Framework/Components without using MXML?
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How to list only top level directories in Python?
===
I want to be able to list only the directories inside some folder.
This means I don't want filenames listed, nor do I want additional sub-folders.
Let's see if an example helps. In the current directory we have:
>>> os.listdir(os.getcwd())
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Checking File is Open in Delphi
===
Is there a way to check if a file has been opened by ReWrite in Delphi?
Code would go something like this:
AssignFile(textfile, 'somefile.txt');
if not textFile.IsOpen then
Rewrite(textFile);
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Pronouncing dictionaries
===
Are there any alternatives to [The CMU Pronouncing Dictionary](http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/cgi-bin/cmudict), commercial or open source? | 0 | [
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php check for a valid date, wierd date conversions
===
Is there a way to check to see if a date/time is valid you would think these would be easy to check:
$date = '0000-00-00';
$time = '00:00:00';
$dateTime = $date . ' ' . $time;
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// why is this valid?
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What's the difference between Phing and PHPUnderControl?
===
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Perl - Win32 - How to do a non-blocking read of a filehandle from another process?
===
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C++ STL: should I store entire objects, or pointers to objects?
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Designing a new system from scratch. I'll be using the STL to store lists and maps of certain long-live objects.
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How to check if directory exists in %PATH%?
===
How does one check if a directory is already present in the PATH environment variable? Here's a start. All I've managed to do with the code belowcls
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xsl scope help
===
I have a xsl file that is grabbing variables from xml and they seem to not be able to see each other. I know it is a scope issue, I just do not know what I am doing wrong.
<xsl:template match="one">
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What is the best way to parse a time into a Date object from user input in Javascript?
===
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How do I find what is using memory in a Python process in a production system?
===
My production system occasionally exhibits a memory leak I have not been able to reproduce in a development environment. I've used a <a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/110259/python-memory-profiler">Python memory profiler</a> ... | 0 | [
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Team Foundation Server - Use API to Sync to SVN
===
Has anyone out there used TFS's API to synchronize different types of repositories? I have a SVN repo that I want to sync with a TFS repo. More accurately, I just want to take everything latest from SVN occasionally (nightly) and dump it out to TFS as the latest ve... | 0 | [
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Flex Post Event Screen Updates
===
I came across this topic today while investigating something very strange. Doing certain things in our Flex app can cause the number of frames rendered to rocket, from 12fps to ~30fps: loaded animations start playing at high speed and the GUI starts to lock up.
Since everything I'... | 0 | [
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Calculating the elapsed working hours between 2 dates.
===
Given two dates. What is the best way to calculate the number of working hours between them. Considering the working hours are Mon 8 - 5.30, and Tue-Fri 8.30 - 5.30, and that potentially any day could be a public holiday.
This is my effort, seem hideously i... | 0 | [
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INotifyPropertyChanged property name - hardcode vs reflection?
===
What is the best way to specify a property name when using INotifyPropertyChanged?
Most examples hardcode the property name as an argument on the PropertyChanged Event. I was thinking about using MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod.Name.Substring(4) but ... | 0 | [
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Which Visual Studio Color Theme?
===
Which Visual Studio Color Theme do you use?
Do you find that the darker themes work best for you? Do they help ease your eye strain?
What is your favorite color theme & where can I get it?
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How to emulate Emacs’ transpose-words in Vim?
===
Emacs has a useful `transpose-words` command which lets one exchange the word before the cursor with the word after the cursor, preserving punctuation.
For example, ‘`stack |overflow`’ + M-t = ‘`overflow stack|`’ (‘`|`’ is the cursor position).
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Yahoo GeoPlanet & XPathNavigator C#
===
I am returning XML data from the Yahoo GeoPlanet web service using HttpWebRequest.
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===
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Tomcat 6.0.18 service will not start on a windows server.
===
I installed Tomcat 6.0.18 on a windows server 2003 box and it will not start as a service.
I'm running it with jdk 1.6.0_07.
It runs when I start it with tomcat6.exe.
I got a vague error in the System Event Log on Windows. | 0 | [
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===
Having just finished University I was just wondering if people think that exams are the best way to train people to write computer programs or should it be taught in a strictly practical, hands-on way. | 0 | [
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===
Using assorted matrix math, I've solved a system of equations resulting in coefficients for a polynomial of degree 'n'
Ax^(n-1) + Bx^(n-2) + ... + Z
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If I register for an event in c# while it's dispatching, am I guaranteed to not get called again during that dispatch?
===
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Gracefully closing a frame (toolbar) around an iframe
===
I've created a tool that is used with a fairly popular music retailer.
The tool provides an enhanced search feature (transparent last.fm results, no ads, no lameness, nothing creepy) and I've found the most useful and unobtrusive way to display the search is... | 0 | [
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Is there a standard implementation for Electronic Signatures on fill-in-form web applications?
===
I have a client who is interested in adding in electronic signature support to a long (40 question) seller application form. I'm a little stumped on whether there is an existing standard or process that's out there that ... | 0 | [
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How can I create a status bar item with Cocoa and Python (PyObjC)?
===
I have created a brand new project in XCode and have the following in my AppDelegate.py file:
from Foundation import *
from AppKit import *
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Advantages of using MSBuild or NAnt versus running DevEnv.exe from command-line
===
Can anyone explain what advantages there are to using a tool like MSBuild (or NAnt) to build a collection of projects versus running DevEnv.exe from the command-line? A colleague I had worked with in the past had explained that (at le... | 0 | [
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How to switch the radio station with javascript
===
I am new to programming and trying to make this work. I want to offer the user the option of selection the radio station they want to listen to...this is what i have come up with, but dont work, any help is appreciated:
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(OpenGL 3.1 - 4.2) Objects take up all of the screen space
===
From what I know, everything about OpenGL changed since 3.1 and now I can't figure out how to re-size the rendering context.
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jQuery, undefined function if used in a different function
===
I'm writing a jquery plugin, which similar to this,
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Is a JavaScript try-catch ignoring an expected occasional error bad practice?
===
In JavaScript is it wrong to use a try-catch block and ignore the error rather than test many attributes in the block for null?
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How do I wrap a string in a file in Python?
===
How do I create a file-like object (same duck time as File) with the contents of a string?
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Javascript to detect whether the dropdown of a select element is visible
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How to purge expired items from cache?
===
I've got a nice little class built that acts as a cache. Each item has an expiration TimeSpan or DateTime. Each time an attempt to access an item in the cache is made, the item's expiration is checked, and if it's expired, the item is removed from the cache and nothing is ret... | 0 | [
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jdbc driver for Microsoft SQL Server CE(Compact Edition) 3.5
===
I want to be able to explore the contents of a DB for this version of the DB. I was thinking of using the Squirrel DB client (which needs a JDBC driver).
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I could probably write this myself, but the specific way I'm trying to accomplish it is throwing me off. I'm trying to write a generic extension method similar to the others introduced in .NET 3.5 that will take a nested IEnumerable of IEnumerables (and so on) and flatten it into one IEn... | 0 | [
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WCF Configuration settings for REST w/ username/password + SSL
===
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===
class Foo(models.Model):
title = models.CharField(max_length=20)
slug = models.SlugField()
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===
Java has some very good open source static analysis tools such as [FindBugs][1], [Checkstyle][2] and [PMD][3]. Those tools are easy to use and very helpful.
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Any Java libraries out there that validate SQL syntax?
===
I'm not sure if this even exists or not, so I figured I would tap the wisdom of others..
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Visual Studio 2008 source control for small teams
===
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===
Software engineering shares many of the same traits with other engineering disciplines (attention to detail, complexity to mastery). What do you think differentiates it? Please be specific and substantiate your answer. | 2 | [
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when can we expect official release of Asp.net MVC ?
===
When do you think we can expect full release version of Asp.net MVC? | 0 | [
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Which php variable debuging function do you use? var_dump, print_r, var_export, other?
===
I personally use var_dump, but lots of people like print_r.
What does everyone use? Pros and Cons?
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Windows clipboard CRLF/LF passing wrong for one user
===
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string s = "alpha\r\nbeta\r\ngamma\r\ndelta";
// Actually there's wrapper code here to make sure this works.
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Absolute Beginner's Guide to Bit Shifting?
===
I've been attempting to learn C in my spare time, and other languages (C#, Java, etc.) have the same concept (and often the same operators) ...
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MVC n-level route building
===
I want to create a productcatalog with N-Level Categories
> e.g.
>
> /Catalog/Category1/Category2/../SubCategoryN/Product/{ProductActions}/{ID}
>
> And at the same time be able to
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Potential Pitfalls of inserting millions of records into SQL Server 2005 from flat file
===
I am about to start on a journey writing a windows forms application that will open a txt file that is pipe delimited and about 230 mb in size. This app will then insert this data into a sql server 2005 database (obviously this... | 0 | [
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Should try...catch go inside or outside a loop?
===
I have a loop that looks something like this:
for(int i = 0; i < max; i++) {
String myString = ...;
float myNum = Float.parseFloat(myString);
myFloats[i] = myNum;
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This is the main content of a method whose sole purpose is t... | 0 | [
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SQL to find the number of distinct values in a column
===
I can select all the distinct values in a column in the following ways:
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- `SELECT column_name FROM table_name GROUP BY column_name;`
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Bulk time entry into timesprite / fogbugz
===
Is there a good way to import time data into either timesprite or fogbugz? Both seem to have very clunky interfaces for adding single items at a time. What I want is a spreadsheet-style format that I can enter a bunch of rows and suck them in. Noticed timesprite has an i... | 0 | [
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Storing Relational Data in XML
===
I'm wondering what the best practices are for storing a relational data structure in XML. Particulary, I am wondering about best practices for enforcing node order. For example, say I have three objects: `School`, `Course`, and `Student`, which are defined as follows:
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How do you get a list of changes from a Subversion repository by date range?
===
What I would like is be able to generate a simple report that is the output of svn log for a certain date range. Specifically, all the changes since 'yesterday'.
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LINQ Syntext Sequence
===
The following SQL
SELECT * FROM customers
converted to this in LINQ
var customers = from c in customers
select c;
Is their any good reasones why the from and select is swaped?
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Is it legal way to get use GPL code in close-source application through plugin?
===
Consider following steps:
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How can I hide content in a HTML file from search engines?
===
Say that I write an article or document about a certain topic, but the content is meant for readers with certain prior knowledge about the topic. To help people who don't have the "required" background information, I would like to add a note to the top of ... | 0 | [
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iterating over Enum constants in JSP
===
I have an Enum like this
package com.example;
public enum CoverageEnum {
COUNTRY("country","Country"),
REGIONAL("regional", "Regional"),
COUNTY("county", "County"),
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Database structure to track change history
===
I'm working on database designs for a project management system as personal project and I've hit a snag.
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RoR: Accessing models from with application.rb
===
i am working on a simple web app which has a user model and role model (among others), and an admin section that contains many controllers. i would like to use a before_filter to check that the user of the user in the session has a 'can_access_admin' flag.
i have t... | 0 | [
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How can I access PostData from WebBrowser.Navigating event handler?
===
I've got a windows form in Visual Studio 2008 using .NET 3.5 which has a WebBrowser control on it. I need to analyse the form's PostData in the Navigating event handler before the request is sent. Is there a way to get to it?
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Accessing "raw" clipboard data
===
If I drag and drop a selection of a webpage from Firefox to HTML-Kit, HTML-Kit asks me whether I want to paste as text or HTML. If I select "text," I get this:
Version:0.9
StartHTML:00000147
EndHTML:00000516
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Another JPA Question *rolls eyes*
===
I have this code:
@PersistenceContext(name="persistence/monkey", unitName="deltaflow-pu")
...
@Stateless
public class GahBean implements GahRemote {
But when I use this:
try{
InitialContext ic = new InitialContext();
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Perl training for non-Perl developers
===
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What limitations have closures in Python compared to language X closures?
===
Where X is any programming language (C#, Javascript, Lisp, Perl, Ruby, Scheme, etc) which supports some flavour of closures.
Some limitations are mentioned in the [Closures in Python][1] (compared to Ruby's closures), but the article is... | 0 | [
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Socket programming for mobile phones in Python
===
I've written code for communication between my phone and comp thru TCP sockets. When I type out the code line by line in the interactive console it works fine. However, when i try running the script directly through filebrowser.py it just wont work. I'm using Nokia N9... | 0 | [
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How do you make a generic memoize function in Haskell?
===
I've seen [the other post about this](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/129877/how-do-i-write-a-generic-memoize-function), but is there a clean way of doing this in Haskell?
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I'm trying to test if a given default constraint exists. I don't want to use the sysbojects table, but the more standard INFORMATION_SCHEMA.
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Java Web Deployment: build code, or deploy .war?
===
Two main ways to deploy a J2EE/Java Web app (in a very simplistic sense):
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How to set cpu load on a RedHat linux box
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I have a RHEL box that I need to put under a moderate and variable amount of cpu load (50%-75%).
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.NET Compact Framework 3.5 on Windows Mobile 2003 SE
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SQL Server Temp Tables and Connection Pooling
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How do you compare structs for equality in C?
===
How do you compare two instances of structs for equality in standard C? | 0 | [
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OC4J 10.1.3.4 problem with deploying multiple 2.1 EJBs
===
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What is the default session timeout for a Java EE website?
===
If I do not specify the following in my web.xml file:
<session-config>
<session-timeout>600</session-timeout>
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What will be my default session timeout? | 0 | [
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Would you consider float values to behave differently across a release and debug builds to be a bug?
===
My application is generating different floating point values when I compile it in release mode and in debug mode. The only reason that I found out is I save a binary trace log and the one from the release build is ... | 0 | [
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GDI has been accelerated. Does anyone know when this happened?
===
To sketch the background of this question : at work we use Dell Precision workstations. My current one has got an NVidia Quadro FX1700.
My team is developing the graphics components for a real time data acquisition system.
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What is the best tool for creating user guides with screenshots on Windows?
===
I need to write some guides for my development team on how to get some software up and running and would like to include partial screenshots. Are there any tools that are particularly good at this? Word is *almost* there in that I can easi... | 0 | [
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Is there an alternative to conditional display:none
===
I inherited an application where display:none was used to control conditional display of input elements based the values of other input elements.
The way this was handled is by running some pretty ugly code to evaluate field values and reset the display prope... | 0 | [
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Solving the NP-complete problem in XKCD
===
The problem/comic in question: [http://xkcd.com/287/][1]
![General solutions get you a 50% tip][2]
I'm not sure this is the best way to do it, but here's what I've come up with so far. I'm using CFML, but it should be readable by anyone.
<cffunction name="testCo... | 0 | [
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