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Should I provide a deep clone when implementing ICloneable?
===
It is unclear to me from the [MSDN documentation][1] if I should provide a deep or a shallow clone when implementing ICloneable. What is the preferred option?
[1]: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.icloneable.aspx | 0 | [
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Linq to XML for KML?
===
I'm a LINQ to XML newbie, and a KML newbie as well; so bear with me.
My goal is to extract individual Placemarks from a KML file. My KML begins thusly:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Document xmlns="http://earth.google.com/kml/2.0">
<name>Concessions</name>
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totally lost -- textarea in IE7 disappears when i mouse over
===
i'm just going to toss this question up in a rough form now, while i'm thinking of it, and come back to flesh out the details. it's terribly vexing. maybe someone here will know wtf is going on.
i have this big data-entry sort of page, a table-kind of... | 0 | [
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How to detect that the client is scrolled to the top or bottom of a webpage
===
I'm looking for a cross-browser method of detecting that a client web browser is scrolled all the way to the bottom (or top) of the screen.
Really, the top is fairly easy, as
`scrY = window.pageYOffset || document.body.scrollTop ... | 0 | [
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How can I get the FQDN of the current host in Ruby?
===
I need to get the fully expanded hostname of the host that my Ruby script is running on. In Perl I've used Sys::Hostname::Long with good results. Google seems to suggest I should use Socket.hostname in ruby, but that's returning just the nodename, not the full ... | 0 | [
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Calling document javascript from Firefox extension
===
I'm creating a Firefox extension for demo purposes.
I to call a specific javascript function in the document from the extension.
I wrote this in my HTML document (not inside extension, but a page that is loaded by Firefox):
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What tools are avaialble for TDDD (Test Driven Database Development)?
===
About a year ago, I picked up Scott Ambler's [Refactoring Databases: Evolutionary Database Design][1]. I was won over to the idea that just as you can develop your code with TDD, you probably should be covering your databases with unit tests (at... | 0 | [
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How do I disable Tortoise BZR?
===
I'm a huge fan of bzr and I'm glad they're working on tortoise for it, but currently it's WAY too slow to be useful. The icons are almost always incorrect and when I load a directory in explorer with a lot of branches it locks up my entire system for anywhere from 10 seconds to 2 mi... | 0 | [
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Java: How do detect a remote side socket close?
===
How do you detect if `Socket#close()` has been called on a socket on the remote side? | 0 | [
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Scope of Function Variables
===
Whats a good naming convention for large scope function variables?
For example, you have different naming convention for normal member fields of classes.structs members names.
eg..<br>
_member<br>
m_member<br>
or in java case, the useage of <b>this</b>.member<br>
Is there a... | 0 | [
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Looking to try out JRuby and JRuby on Rails
===
I'm looking to try out JRuby and JRuby on Rails. I'm having trouble finding information on what's different between JRuby on Rails and Ruby on Rails.
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Flex Popup Button Question
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Banging my head against the wall here. I don't want to reinvent the wheel.
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Does anyone use GoogleData?
===
I was recently considering using GoogleData for a hobby project to store my service's old data, (say 24+hours old), while I keep the fresh data on my servers (hobby project==cheap home server).
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creating system wide vista keyboard shortcuts and macros
===
This question might not seem programming related at first, but let me explain.
I'm stuck with using a keyboard that doesn't have "home" "end" "page up" and "page down" buttons. I need those functions for programming.
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In PHP5, is the __destruct() method guaranteed to be called for each object instance? Can exceptions in the program prevent this from happening? | 0 | [
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Tool for adding license headers to source files?
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I'm looking for a tool that will, in bulk, add a license header to some source files, some of which already have the header. Is there a tool out there that will insert a header, if it is not already present? | 0 | [
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Dynamically setting the Header text of a Silverlight DataGrid Column
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<my:DataGridTemplateColumn CanUserResize="False" Width="150" Header="{Binding MeetingName, Source={StaticResource LocStrings}}" SortMemberPath="MeetingName > </my:DataGridTemplateColumn>");
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Asynchrnonous WPF Commands
===
___Note__: The code in this question is part of [deSleeper](www.codeplex.com/desleeper) if you want the full source._
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C# Custom Applications that Access TFS
===
We have built a custom application, for internal use, that accesses TFS. We use the Microsoft libraries for this (e.g Microsoft.TeamFoundation.dll).
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Infragistics V7.3 vs. V8.1
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WPF Commands and Parameters
===
I'm finding the WPF command parameters to be a limitation. Perhaps that's a sign that I'm using them for the wrong purpose, but I'm still giving it a try before I scrap and take a different tack.
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Running Google Analytics in iframe?
===
Our company runs a web site (oursite.com) with affiliate partners who send us traffic. In some cases, we set up our affiliates with their own subdomain (affiliate.oursite.com), and they display selected content from our site on their site (affiliate.com) using an iframe.
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Carbon vs Cocoa, is Carbon a dead end with OS X?
===
What are the trade-offs for using Carbon vs. Cocoa considering a developer with about 15 years of programming experience already in C/C++.
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Code Promotion: Build or Binary?
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Given a pretty basic source tree structure like the following:
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trunk -------
QA |--------
Stage |-------
Prod |------
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developing cross platform individually, does anyone recommend it?
===
I know it is easy to recommend several cross platform libraries; however, is there benefits to treating each platform individually for your product?
I have no restriction that the product must be 100% exactly alike on each platform.
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Ext.form.FormPanel and form submission
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I've been trying to submit a form with the FormPanel using the Action class Ext defaults to. However, I'd like it to consider the response as a script, not JSON-encoded.
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===
<p>The link over here lists ([http://www.yoda.arachsys.com/csharp/singleton.html][1]) some singleton patterns in C#. The article also describes the obvious that a singleton is not meant to accept parameters which “as otherwise a second request for an instance but with a different p... | 0 | [
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what is the resolution of the image for tab bar item?
and also please provide some other usefull information regarding that tab item image.
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Can't Execute Storyboards from Code.
===
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Identifying the device requesting a response
===
Is it possible for a web server to know which ^type^ of device request has been received from?
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Is the .Net framework deployed with any versions of windows?
===
Is the .Net framework deployed with any versions of windows? If so which version is deployed?
Will it be in the future?
Why doens't Microsoft force an update down to all of it's users of windows-update? Is it for legal reasons?
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What's the common way for OOP Patern design (Data Access)
===
Originally there was the DAL object which my BO's called for info and then passed to UI. Then I started noticing reduced code in UI and there were Controller classes. What's the decent recomendation.
I currently structure mine
Public Class OrderDAL
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Are there any good tools for converting Managed C++ to C++/CLI?
===
We have an old project written using Managed C++ syntax. I would like to propose a reasonably pain-free (I don't mind some level of human interaction, I think I'm realistic in my expectations) method of updating the existing code to C++/CLI syntax so ... | 0 | [
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How do I save an Android application's state?
===
I've been playing around with the Android SDK, and I am a little unclear on saving an applications state. So given this minor re-tooling of the 'Hello, Android' example:
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Alternatives to static methods in java
===
Im making a mini ORM for a java program im writing... there is a class for each table in my db, all inheriting from ModelBase.
ModelBase is abstract & provides a bunch of static methods for finding & binding objects from the db, for example:
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Enable local scripts and flash in ie7
===
I'm running an old little app which runs in the browser from local files, and I keep getting the, "To help protect your security, Internet Explorer has restricted this webpage from running scripts or Activex controls that could access your computer" message.
Is there a regi... | 0 | [
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Does it matter to developers that the current, and newer versions of .Net don't support windows 2000?
===
Does it matter to developers that the current, and newer versions of .Net don't support windows 2000?
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Which CPU architectures support Compare And Swap (CAS)?
===
just curious to know which CPU architectures support compare and swap atomic primitives? | 0 | [
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Which programming languages are friendly to both web-development and Unicode?
===
I've been using PHP for a while, but I'm growing tired of the sloppy/awkward Unicode support (among other things). Baked-in Unicode support is very important to me, since I *despise* debugging character encoding issues, especially betwee... | 0 | [
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Unit Testing the Views?
===
Any idea on how to unit test the views in ASP.NET MVC?
I am sick of encountering the yellow screen of death when I launch my MVC project just because I don't update the views when my controller one of the action methods changes name.
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Horizontal lines when clicking the button in Firefox
===
I've some CSS problem in Firefox 3. I have several image buttons on my page and when I'm clicking on them I've seen to horizontal lines across the screen at top and bottom button border. I saw such issue on other web sites, so I think it's something known. | 0 | [
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Sqlite update field if it contains
===
Given a database field named "widget_ids", containing data like "67/797/124/" or "45/", where the numbers are slash seperated widget_ids... how would you make an update statement with SQL that would say:
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System.IO.FileSystemWatcher to monitor a network-server folder - Performance considerations
===
I want to watch a folder tree on a network server for changes. The files all have a specific extension. There are about 200 folders in the tree and about 1200 files with the extension I am watching.
I can't write a servi... | 0 | [
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Search for information on building large enterprise systems.
===
How do you organize DB layer, business logic and cross-platform API of your information management system, if uploading and processing 500000 data records in one session is a normal operation (C# .NET 3.5 + MS SQL 2005)?
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High-level Compare And Swap (CAS) functions?
===
I'd like to document what high-level (i.e. C++ not inline assembler ) functions or macros are available for Compare And Swap (CAS) atomic primitives...
E.g., WIN32 on x86 has a family of functions _InterlockedCompareExchange in the <_intrin.h> header. | 0 | [
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Unicode Characters that can be used to trick a string sorter?
===
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Get other running processes window sizes in Python
===
This isn't as malicious as it sounds, I want to get the current size of their windows, not look at what is in them. The purpose is to figure out that if every other window is fullscreen then I should start up like that too. Or if all the other processes are only... | 0 | [
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assignment in condition
===
In many languages assignments are legal in conditions. I never understood the reason behind this. Why would you write:
if (var1 = var2) {
...
}
instead of:
var1 = var2;
if (var1) {
...
}
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What is a good extendable blogging application for asp.net?
===
Hi I tried a search for: "best asp.net blog”, “good asp.net blog" and went thru the blag and blogging tags and got nothing really what I am asking, so if it’s been asked before, I apologize and please point me the way.
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saslpasswd2: generic failure on Windows
===
I get a generic failure when I try to run:
saslpasswd2 username
This was installed by Collanet's Subversion 1.5.2. | 0 | [
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Best way to make double insert
===
What's the best way of inserting information in table A and using the index from table A to relate to table B.
The "solution" I tried is inserting the info in table A, then, select the last index and insert it in table B. This may not be very useful, as the last index may change... | 0 | [
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AutoLock in Java - how to ?
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When should I use __forceinline instead of inline?
===
Visual Studio includes support for __forceinline. The Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 documentation states:
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Errors with Python's mechanize module
===
I'm using the `mechanize` module to execute some web queries from Python. I want my program to be error-resilient and handle all kinds of errors (wrong URLs, 403/404 responsese) gracefully. However, I can't find in mechanize's documentation the errors / exceptions it throws fo... | 0 | [
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Does an empty array in .NET use any space?
===
I have some code where I'm returning an array of objects.
Here's a simplified example:
string[] GetTheStuff() {
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s = new List<string>(); // imagine we load some data or something
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How do I stop Emacs from making backup files?
===
Emacs puts backup files named `foo~` everywhere and I don't like having to remember to delete them. Also, if I edit a file that has a hard link somewhere else in the file system, the hard link points to the backup when I'm done editing, and that's confusing and awful... | 0 | [
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What is Native Code?
===
The Project's Web section (under project properties in VS2008) has a list of debuggers: ASP.NET, Native Code, SQL Server. What is Native Code? | 0 | [
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Good database design for recall and comparison of 2D data arrays?
===
I am looking to store 2D arrays of 900x100 elements in a database. Efficient recall and comparison of the arrays is important. I could use a table with a schema like [A, x, y, A(x,y)] such that a single array would compromise 90,000 records. This... | 0 | [
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Date Conversion with SQL Server/Reporting Services
===
I have 2 fields in the database month (numeric) and year (numeric) and I want to combine them in a report that combines those 2 fields and format them with MMM-YYYY. e.g 7-2008 becomes Jul-2008. How do I do that? | 0 | [
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Asp.Net MVC: How do I get virtual url for the current controller/view?
===
Is it possible to get the route/virtual url associated with a controller action or on a view? I saw that Preview 4 added LinkBuilder.BuildUrlFromExpression helper, but it's not very useful if you want to use it on the master, since the control... | 0 | [
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No Symbols loaded when remote debugging
===
I hope someone can help me with my problem.
I want to use remote debugging. The Program, that I want to debug runs on machine b. Visual Studio runs on machine a.
On machine b I have a folder with the following files
msvcr72.dll
msvsmon.exe
NatDbgDE.dll
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PHP: self vs this
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In PHP5, what is the difference between using $self and $this? When is each appropriate? | 0 | [
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c++ blogs that you regularly follow?
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What are all the c++ blogs that you follow
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Does the GroupBox Header in WPF swallow mouse-clicks?
===
Have a look at this very simple example WPF program:
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xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
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Server side virus scanning
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I need to scan uploaded files for viruses on a Linux server, but I'm not sure how to go about it.
What are my options, if any? I'm also interested in how the scanners perform when multiple users send multiple files at the same time. | 0 | [
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What is Currying in Functional programming?
===
How currying can be done in c++?Please Explain binders in STL container? | 0 | [
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change mime type of output in php
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I've got a php script. Most of the time the script returns html, which is working fine, but on one occasion (parameter ?Format=XML) the script returns XML instead of HTML.
Is there any way to change the returned mime type of the php output on the fly from text/html to text/xml? | 0 | [
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.NET Micro Framework on a ARM Cortex-M3 Core
===
I have a [RDK-IDM][1] from [Luminary Micro][2]. This board has a 32-bit ARM® [Cortex™-M3 core][3]. Has anybody tried to run a .NET Micro Framework application on such a device?
[1]: http://www.luminarymicro.com/products/rdk-idm.html
[2]: http://www.luminarymic... | 0 | [
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===
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Is there a *standard* way ... | 0 | [
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Any time I try to publish my Portal project on a Websphere Portal 6.1 Server, I get the following error message:
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I want to be able to compare an image taken from a webcam to an image stored on my computer.
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Structuring projects & dependencies of large winforms applications in C#
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How to measure performance in a C++ (MFC) application?
===
What good profilers do you know?
What is a good way to measure and tweak the performance of a C++ MFC application?
Is Analysis of algorithms really neccesary? [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algorithm_analysis][1]
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I've been working on a very simple crud generator for pylons. I came up with something that inspects
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Dialog closes with Cancel result, no exceptions, as if you have pressed its close button.
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Display Boolean Field in Visual Studio Report Designer
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String was not recognized as a valid Boolean."
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SQL schema to hold history of employee actions when employees come/go/get promoted, etc
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I'm trying to understand the concepts behind DDD, but I find it hard to understand just by reading books as they tend to discuss the topic in a rather abstract way. I would like to see some good implementations of DDD in code, preferably in C#.
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ActionUrl in ASP.NET MVC Preview 5
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Java 1.4 synchronization
===
I have a class proposing translations utilities. The translations themselves should be reloaded every 30 minutes. I use Spring Timer support for that. Basically, my class looks like :
public interface Translator {
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Setup wxWidget in Netbeans 6.1 C++ On MS Windows?
===
Im running Netbeans 6.1 with C++ Plugin and cygwin (gcc compiler) how do I setup wxWidget to work with it? | 0 | [
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Using noweb on a large Java project
===
Has anyone used the [noweb][1] literate programming tool on a large Java project, where several source code files must be generated in different subdirectories? How did you manage this with noweb? Are there any resources and/or best practices out there?
[1]: http://www.cs... | 0 | [
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What authentication to pick for the cross-platform WCF service?
===
What type of authentication would you suggest for the service that is:
- implemented as WCF and exposed via
varios enpoints (including XML-RPC)
- has to be consumed easily by various cross-platform clients
Why?
Options that I'm awar... | 0 | [
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Can I create a desktop icon for a ClickOnce application?
===
I have read in some of the ClickOnce posts that ClickOnce does not allow you to create a desktop icon for you application. Is there any way around this? | 0 | [
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Java: StringBuffer & Concatenation
===
I'm using StringBuffer in Java to concat strings together, like so:
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Composite Oriented Programming (COP), .NET 4.0, MEF, and the Oslo Repository
===
There seems to have been some interest over the past year around COP within the .NET community (ala [Qi4j][1]). A few folks have rolled there own COP frameworks and it would appear .NET 4.0's Dynamic Dispatch and MEF might have a potentia... | 0 | [
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How to handle functions deprecation in library?
===
I'm working on a Java library and would like to remove some functions from it. My reasons for this is public API and design cleanup. Some objects have setters, but should be immutable, some functionality has been implemented better/cleaner in different methods, etc.
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