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Patterns for Multithreaded Network Server in C#
===
Are there any templates/patterns/guides I can follow for designing a multithreaded server? I can't find anything terribly useful online through my google searches.
My program will start a thread to listen for connections using TcpListener.
Every client connectio... | 0 | [
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How can I limit the maximum number of running processes within Microsoft Windows?
===
I'm looking for a way to limit the maximum number of running processes in Windows Server 2003.
Is there a registry key somewhere that controls it?
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PowerShell functions return behavior
===
I am seeing some rather weird behavior with PowerShell, it looks like custom functions might need a "parenthesis wrapper" to evaluate as you might expect them. Given a simple PowerShell function:
function Return-True { return $true }
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sane backup strategy for webapps
===
I'm doing a webapp and need a backup plan. Here's what I've got so far:
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- nightly backup of my... | 0 | [
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Can I commit only parts of my code using SVN or Mercurial?
===
I use Tortoise SVN usuallly, but I have been looking into Mercurial since it is a distributed revision control system.
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In ASP.Net, can we create an application with it's own Web.Config and Forms Authentication section inside another application using Forms Authentication?
===
I have an application that uses Forms Authentication to authenticate one type of user. There is a section in this application that needs to be authenticated for ... | 0 | [
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Best way to determine whether a XML attribute exists in Flex
===
I have a XML response from an HTTPService call with the e4x result format.
<pre>
<code>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Validation Error="Invalid Username/Password Combination" />
</code>
</pre>
I have tried:
<pre>
<code>
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Best Books for Learning Java 6?
===
What are the Best Books for Learning Java 6?
Regads,
Phani | 4 | [
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AVI Animations for GUI
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I need to get some AVI animations for use with the Borland VCL TAnimate component, to display during operations such as 'online update', 'burning cd' and a few others.
I have only come across the [glyFX Animation Pack][1] so far.
Can anybody recomend other places to get nice avi animat... | 0 | [
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Determining available bandwidth
===
What is the best way to determine available bandwidth in .NET?
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uses for hypothetical indexes
===
Does anybody know what hypothetical indexes are used for in sqlserver 2000? I have a table with 15+ such indexes, but have no idea what they were created for. Can they slow down deletes/inserts?
Thanks,
Sergio Bastos | 0 | [
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Characteristics of a Death March project
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In software development, a death march project generally refers to a project that has a fixed release date with fixed functionality and fixed resources - resulting in crazy demands from management that developers work extra long hours and weekends.
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===
I have an Panel control that I need to maintain position across postbacks. I am able to do this by maintaining a cookie which is read each time the page is loaded to get the position of the Panel before the page is loaded.
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Edit php.ini with .htaccess
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Opinions on DBCook?
===
I'm looking for opinions on the [DBCook framework][1] as a declarative wrapper for SQLAlchemy.. Has anyone used it?
Thanks for your time!
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How do eliminate the flicker effect on ajax call
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I am encountering a problem: on an html page, when i click a certain control (a tab panel title) i make an ajax call. From Wicket (java code) i call a javascript function that "redraws" all the componenets on my page (this is like a reload of the page). Everytime i ... | 0 | [
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HTTP vs HTTPS performance
===
Are there any major differences in performance between http and https? I seem to recall reading that https can be up to 1/5 times slower than http. Is this valid with the current generation webservers/browsers? If so, are there any whitepapers to support it? | 0 | [
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Package dependencies
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What are the possibilities to enforce certain package dependencies in a java build system?
E.g. the myapp.server.bl.Customer class not allowed to refer to the myapp.client.ui.customlayout package.
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Prevent Text Wrap in DataGrid
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ASP.NET GridView postback not setting posted controls' values
===
When adding an EditItemTemplate of some complexity (mulitple fields in one template), and then parsing the controls from the RowUpdating event, the controls that were manually entered by the user have no values. My guess is there is something going on w... | 0 | [
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Virtualized SQL Server: Why not?
===
The IT department where I work it trying to move to completely virtualized servers, with all the data stored on a SAN. They haven't done it yet, but the plan eventually calls for moving the SQL Server systems to virtual servers as well.
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What IDE would be good for linux kernel driver development
===
I am using ubuntu 8.04.1 and i am trying to write a character driver in kernel mode.
What would be a good ide, ideally with code completion, to do that ?
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Setting per-file flags with automake
===
Is there a way set flags on a per-file basis with automake?
In particular, if I have a c++ project and want to compile with -WAll all the files except one for which I want to disable a particular warning, what could I do?
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Practical Uses for the "Curiously Recurring Template Pattern"
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What are some practical Uses for the "Curiously Recurring Template Pattern"? The "counted class" example commonly shown just isn't a convincing example to me. | 0 | [
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HTTP Authentication in .NET
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Is it possible to create a .NET equivalent to the following code?
<?php
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Adobe Air book - from HTML/Javascript perspective
===
Can anyone recommend a good book on Adobe Air?
The book I'm looking for should be on how Air works using HTML and JavaScript.
I'm **not** interested in the Flash/Flex part. | 0 | [
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SQL Server 2000 and System.Transactions.TransactionScope()
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Is it possible to create LIGHTWEIGHT transactions using TransactionScope() with SQL2000? Or if not, is there a workaround using CommitableTransaction and/or something similar?
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New Date/Time data types in SQL 2008
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How do you add a superscript character into a Powerbuilder textbox?
===
Is there any way to do this in the Powerbuilder properties window for a datawindow's textbox? | 0 | [
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How to generate barcodes in vb.net
===
I want to create barcodes from my application. I'm not sure yet which encoding I need to be using, but I'm pretty sure it will be a 1-dimensional barcode (will update this when I know more).
Are there any free libraries out there that I can use? I've Googled, but all haven't f... | 0 | [
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Dynamic Sorting within SQL Stored Procedures
===
This is an issue that I've spent hours researching in the past. It seems to me to be something that should have been addressed by modern RDBMS solutions but as yet I have not found anything that really addresses what I see to be an incredibly common need in any Web or ... | 0 | [
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Low-level details of the implementation of performSelectorOnMainThread:
===
Was wondering if anyone knows, or has pointers to good documentation that discusses, the low-level implementation details of Cocoa's 'performSelectorOnMainThread:' method.
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What are some ways of accessing Microsoft SQL Server from Linux?
===
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Customizing Visual Studio's Intellisense
===
A recent project had me working with C# again, and I noticed something I hadn't before -- C#'s Intellisense shows possible exceptions that can be thrown when calling a method
![C# Method Help Intellisense][1]
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How does Stackoverflow implement the resizable textarea?
===
How does Stackoverflow implement the resizable textarea?
Is that something they rolled themselves or is it a publicly available component that I can easily attach to textareas on my sites?
I found this question and it doesn't quite do what I want.
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How can circular dependencies be avoided when callbacks are used?
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IIS 6, Wildcard Application Mapping, and FrontPage
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While I'd love to get rid of requiring FrontPage Extensions on a heavy traffic site I host, the client requires it to administrate the site. Having just implemented Wildcard Application Mapping in IIS 6 on this site in order to provide integrated Forms Authenticat... | 0 | [
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I have a 100+MB XML file (sans-DTD/Schema). XSLT won't have it. Strategies for transforming/parsing?
===
This XML file contained archived news stories for all of last year. I was asked to sort these stories by story categor[y|ies] into new XML files.
big_story_export.xml
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Adding a caption to an equation in LaTeX
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Well, it seems simple enough, but I can't find a way to add a caption to an equation.
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Disk-backed STL container classes?
===
I enjoy developing algorithms using the STL, however, I have this recurring problem where my data sets are too large for the heap.
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Pascal casing or Camel Casing for C# code?
===
I've been arguing with my coworkers about this since they are used to camel casing for everything from table names in SQL databases to property naming in C# code but I like pascal casing better, camel casing for variables and pascal casing for properties:
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What does the code if ( blah(), 5) {} do?
===
What does the following code do?
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//do something
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I'm investigating an annotation-based approach to validating Spring beans using [spring modules][1]. In [the tutorial][2], the following bean (getters and setters omitted) is used as an example:
public final class User {
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"Submit" button works in Firefox 3 but not in IE7 (ASP 1.1)
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What is StringBuilder's RAM consumption like?
===
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Recommended Vim plugins for C coding?
===
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Python desktop widgets
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Using jQuery, how do you check if there is an option selected in a select menu, and if not, assign one of the options as selected.
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need an algorithm for collapsing netblock ranges into lists of superset ranges
===
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* 1.1.1.1 to 2.2.2.5
* 1.1.1.2 to 2.2.2.4
* 10.5.5.5 to 155.5.5.5
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Viewing repository information from within Eclipse, when code was checked out using svn tortoise
===
I am using svn tortoise to checkout a maven project from a repository, I then open eclispe, and use the m2eclipse plugin to import a maven project. The maven projeect comes in okay, and I can build it fine.
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BeautifulSoup's Python 3 compatibility
===
Does BeautifulSoup work with Python 3?
If not, how soon will there be a port? Will there be a port at all?
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How do you define a type in a Linq 2 SQL mapping?
===
I'm trying to do my linq 2 sql objects manually, so I have the following code:
var mapping = XmlMappingSource.FromXml(xml);
using (DataContext ctx = new DataContext(conn_string, mapping))
{
list = ctx.GetTable<Achievement>().ToList();
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Multiple platform development
===
I was currently developing a desktop application in C# using mono and testing in SuSE and Windows. The concept doesn't matter much, but it is a "web lint" program that will scan a web site and return possible issues with security and/or cross browser compatibility. However, I want to... | 0 | [
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===
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C# "Using" Syntax
===
Does the using catch the exception or throw it?
i.e.
using (StreamReader rdr = File.OpenText("file.txt"))
{
//do stuff
}
If the streamreader throws an exception is it caught by using or thrown so the calling function can handle it?
Thanks
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How to guess checksum algoritam?
===
Let's assume that I have some packets with 16-bit checksum at end. I want to guess which checksum algorithm is used.
For a start, from dump data I can see that one byte change in packet payload totally change checksum, so I can assume that it isn't some kind of simple XOR or sum... | 0 | [
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SQL clone record with a unique index
===
Is there a clean way of cloning a record in SQL that has an index(auto increment). I want to clone all the fields except the index. I currently have to enumerate every field, and use that in an insert select, and I would rather not explicitly list all of the fields, as they m... | 0 | [
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Way to Stop a Windows Service when CanStop is set to False (C#)
===
Ok so part two of [I have no will power experiment][1] is:
Summary Question -
**Is there a way to set the CanStop property on a windows service dynamically?**
Whole Spiel -
I have a service that is currently checking and killing processes (IE ... | 0 | [
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JSON editor/formatter?
===
I've got some JSON data, but it's all on one line. Does anyone know of a web or Windows editor that will format (e.g. indent and insert new lines) this data for me, so I can read it better? Preferably one that uses a GUI to display the JSON—instead of a command-line tool that outputs a... | 0 | [
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SQL to reorder nodes in a hierarchy
===
I've got a 'task list' database that uses the adjacency list model (see below) so each 'task' can have unlimited sub-tasks. The table has an 'TaskOrder' column so everything renders in the correct order on a treeview.
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Best way to make NSRunLoop wait for a flag to be set?
===
In the Apple documentation for [NSRunLoop](http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Cocoa/Reference/Foundation/Classes/NSRunLoop_Class/Reference/Reference.html#//apple_ref/occ/instm/NSRunLoop/run) there is sample code demonstrating suspending execution while wa... | 0 | [
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Best strategy to implement stackoverflow style badges system in asp.net mvc
===
I was wondering what would be the best strategy to implement a badges system using asp.net mvc. The one that stackoverflow has is pretty interesting. What do you suggest? | 0 | [
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What is a good MFC starting book?
===
Hey all. Any one have any recommendations for a great MFC book that I can learn? I have background in .NET and C++. Thanks! | 0 | [
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Interlocked equivalent on Linux
===
In a C++ Linux app, what is the simplest way to get the functionality that the [Interlocked][1] functions on Win32 provide? Specifically, a lightweight way to atomically increment or add 32 or 64 bit integers?
[1]: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.threading.i... | 0 | [
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pitfalls/gotchas of click-once/smart-client deployment in .NET
===
I have several .NET WinForms applications that I'm preparing to convert into a click-once/smart-client deployment scenario. I've read the isn't-this-great tutorials but want to ask if there are pitfalls or "gotchas" that I should be aware of.
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Open source Analysis/Design tools
===
What open source analysis and design tools are available?
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Programs don't work on Vista and Server 2008
===
Many, if not all, of my old VC++ 6.0 MFC apps don't work in Vista and Server 2008. I had that migration was a problem, but now it's my problem :(
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How to use GROUP BY to concatenate strings in MySQL?
===
Basically the question is how to get from this:
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id string
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id string
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Crystalspace vs. Irrlicht vs. ..... ?
===
So, I use Linux, and I've been trying to find the time to get into game programming. I started out with Panda3d and had some pretty decent results and got a feel for many of the concepts in game programming. Not too long after that, I decided to step it up a notch and go to so... | 0 | [
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Using respond_to for graceful degradation with ajax in RoR 2.x
===
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what's the fundamental difference between a jsp taglib vs including a jsp page?
===
i have several common elements (components), that will generate some html. it seems my options are creating a taglib, or just putting that logic into a jsp page and including the jsp.
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How do you copy a record in a SQL table but swap out the unique id of the new row?
===
[This question][1] comes close to what I need, but my scenario is slightly different. The source table and destination table are the same and the primary key is a uniqueidentifier (guid). When I try this:
insert into MyTable
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Is there a disadvantage to blindly using INSERT in MySQL?
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Often I want to add a value to a table or update the value if its key already exists. This can be accomplished in several ways, assuming a primary or unique key is set on the 'user_id' and 'pref_key' columns in the example:
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Stored Procedure Ownership Chaining
===
I have several stored procedures in my database that are used to load data from a datamart that is housed in a separate database. These procedures are, generally, in the form:
<pre><code>
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Accessing a dynamitcally added buttoncolumn's (in a Datagrid) click event. C#/ASP.NET
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When I dynamically create a Datagrid and add in a new buttoncolumn how do I access the buttoncolumn_click event?
Thanks.
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What the heck does loader.load((newSource is URLRequest)? newSource:new URLRequest(newSource)); do?
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I ran across the following code in [Ely Greenfield's][1] SuperImage from his Book component - I understand loader.load() but what does the rest of do?
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Preferred path to applications on OSX?
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I want to be able to run a text editor from my app, as given by the user in the TEXT_EDITOR environment variable. Now, assuming there is nothing in that variable, I want to default to the TextEdit program that ships with OSX. Is it kosher to hardcode /Applications/TextEdit.... | 0 | [
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How do you write Valid XHTML 1.0 Strict code when you are using javascript to fill an element that requires a child?
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I'm running my site through the W3C's validator trying to get it to validate as XHTML 1.0 Strict and I've gotten down to a particularly sticky (at least in my experience) validation error. I'm incl... | 0 | [
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profile program's speed on Linux
===
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===
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How to design a fact table for delivery data
===
I'm building a data warehouse that includes delivery information for restaurants. The data is stored in SQL Server 2005 and is then put into a SQL Server Analysis Services 2005 cube.
The Deliveries information consists of the following tables:
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I was taught to draw diagrams in UML to see the interactions between classes, objects, and participants/the system and so on. However, I've seen several answers here stating the UML is a documentation tool and not a design tool.
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Issues working with JSF redirect and WebTrends
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On our new platform we are utilizing JSF. Our WebTrends tags are not reflecting the proper page title on this platform. It currently is displaying the name of the users previous page instead of the current page.
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MSSQL 2005 How to transfer sql encrypted data between databases?
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How Do I Profile the ADO.NET Connection Pool?
===
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How can I use a generic type as a constraint?
===
I would like to specify a constraint which is another type with a generic argument:
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class Timeline<T> where T : Keyframe<*>
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Compatibility Mode for Web Services
===
I have a web service that loads an unmanaged .dll made from VC++ 6. In Vista and Windows Server 2008, I can get applications using this to work by putting them in Win98 Compatibility mode. Is there a similar way I can do this with my web service, so it will run? | 0 | [
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Naming conventions for threads?
===
It's helpful to name threads so one can sort out which threads are doing what for diagnostic and debugging purposes.
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Creating non-reverse-engineerable java programs
===
The title is essentially the question. Does anyone know of a way to deploy a Java program in a format that is not reverse-engineer-able? I know how to convert my application into an executable jar, but I want to make sure that the code cannot be reverse engineered, o... | 0 | [
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jsp create scripting variable like jsp:usebean does
===
I would like to do something like
`<test:di id="someService" `/`>
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gets and instantiates a service bean and creates a scripting variable for use. similar to how jsp:usebean works for... | 0 | [
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DB2 + Fujitsu COBOL: runtime error due to wrong (pre)compilation?
===
I'm able to (on Windows XP) precompile, compile and link a sample (Fujitsu NetCobol) COBOL test program which contains embedded SQL. This test program is to read and display the number of rows in a DB2 (UDB 9.5 on Linux) database table.
At runtim... | 0 | [
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determine when copy finishes in vbScript
===
Does anyone know of a method to determine when a file copy completes in VBScript? I'm using the following to copy:<br>
`set sa = CreateObject ("Shell.Application")
set zip = sa.NameSpace (saveFile)
set Fol = sa.NameSpace (folderToZip)
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How to avoid a postback in javascript?
===
I have an ASP.NET page which has a button it it. The button click launches a modal dialog box using javacript. Based on the value returned by the modal dialog box, i want to proceed with, or cancel the post back that happens. How do i do this? | 0 | [
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previousstate in OnFlushDirty(object id, System.Collections.IDictionary previousState, System.Collections.IDictionary currentState, NHibernate.Type.IType[] types)
===
I have this problem, I'm using Castle ActiveRecord and when I update I verify changes in the object and I do that in the OnFlushDirty event, however whe... | 0 | [
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