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OSI model - What's the presentation and session layer for?
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So I feel I pretty well understand the application layer, and everything below (and including) the transport layer.
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How would you design a form with many dynamic fields?
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We have a form that allows a user to dynamically add inputs for fields. For example if you have a form for tracking projects, you want to dynamically add tasks to that project. Just to clarify my language: you dynamically add inputs for the task field. The prob... | 0 | [
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.NET XmlDocument LoadXML and Entities
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When loading XML into an XmlDocument, i.e.
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Horrible VMware keyboard shortcuts
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I'm a VMware user and far to often I use keyboard shortcuts while programming. However, this has proved to be quite distressing as sometimes the VMware gets hold of it and turns off / pauses (ctrl+Z) the virtual machine.
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Get the contents of a server-side directory in SAP ABAP
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I need to get a listing of a server-side directory inside SAP. How do I achieve this in ABAP? Are there any built-in SAP functions I can call?
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When is modal UI acceptable?
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By and large, modal interfaces suck big rocks. On the other hand, I can't think of a better way to handle *File Open...*, or *Print...* and this, I think, is because
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I'm wondering if a Java library can be called from a VB.net application.
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Easily convert a number to a multiple form in perl
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Do you know an easy and straight-forward method/sub/module which allows me to convert a number (say 1234567.89) to an easily readable form - something like 1.23M?
Right now I can do this by making several comparisons, but I'm not happy with my method:
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How to detect a click outside an element?
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I have some html menus, which i show completely when a user clicks on the head of these menus. I would like to hide these elements when the user clicks outside the menus area.
Is something like this possible with jquery?
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Recommend ONE favorite SSIS component that does SFTP/FTPS
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Sometimes normal FTP doesn't quite cut it... When you need to do secure FTP via SSIS packages, what ONE product would you recommend?
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Do you put your indexes in source control?
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And how do you keep them in synch between test and production environments?
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suggestion on remoting (rpc, rmi) for jse client-server app?
===
I'm absolutely in love with the way GWT does rpc. Is there anything similar for JSE you have experience with that:
a) is not spring
b) doesn't require a jee/servlet container to run the server side
c) is not rmi that comes with jse
TIA. | 0 | [
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How does ADO.Net Data services support POST being something other than create?
===
From the documentation that I have read so far, ADO.Net data services is positioned as way of exposing a CRUD like interface to tables in a database in a RESTful way. This is great for applications that only do those four operations, b... | 0 | [
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How do I create and Xml file using similar format to ASP.NET MVC
===
I need to generate an XML file in C#.
I want to write the code that generates this in a file that is mostly Xml with code inside of it as I can in an ASP.NET MVC page.
So I want a code file that looks like:
<lots of angle brackets...>
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insert rows into Access db from C# using Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0, autonumber column is set to zero
===
I'm using C# and Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0 provider to insert rows into an Access mdb.
Yes, I know Access sucks. It's a huge legacy app, and everything else works OK.
The table has an autonumber column. I inser... | 0 | [
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SQL Server Management Studio 2005 "Remember Password" doesn't
===
Folks,
I connect to a large number of SQL Server 2005 databases through SQL Server Management Studio 2005. I frequently check off "Remember password", yet the next time I try to connect it doesn't actually remember it. Have you had this experience? A... | 0 | [
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How do I make foreign-key combo boxes user-friendly on an Access form?
===
I've got two tables:
Employees:
uid (number) | first_name (string) | last_name (string) | ...
Projects:
uid | project_title (string) | point_of_contact_id (FK: Employees.uid) | ...
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ASP.NET MVC Client Side Validation
===
I am all about using ASP.NET MVC, but one of the areas that I hope gets improved on is Client-Side Validation.
I know the most recent version (Preview 5) has a lot of new features for Validation, but they all seem to be after the page has been posted.
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Launch web page from my application
===
Ok, this probably has a really simple answer, but I've never tried to do it before: How do you launch a web page from within an app? You know, "click here to go to our FAQ", and when they do it launches their default web browser and goes to your page. I'm working in C/C++ in Win... | 0 | [
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How to mock with static methods?
===
I'm new to mock objects, but I understand that I need to have my classes implement interfaces in order to mock them.
The problem I'm having is that in my data access layer, I want to have static methods, but I can't put a static method in an interface.
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What Happened to ASP.Net Mobile Web Forms?
===
Previously Visual Studio had templates for mobile web forms (not the mobile SDK). They appear to be gone in Visual Studio 2008 and the only solution I've seen is to download some templates from Omar here:
[http://blogs.msdn.com/webdevtools/archive/2007/09/17/tip-trick... | 0 | [
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Microsoft JET SQL Query Logging or "How do I debug my customer's program?"
===
The problem:
-
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Is there any way to programmatically set the application name in Elmah?
===
I need to change the app name based on what configuration I'm using in Visual Studio. For example, if I'm in Debug configuration, I want the app name to show as 'App_Debug' in the Application field in the Elmah_Error table. Does anyone have an... | 0 | [
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Any ideas on how to make edit-in-place degradable?
===
I'm currently writing an edit-in-place script for MooTools and I'm a little stumped as to how I can make it degrade gracefully without JavaScript while still having some functionality. I'm not looking for code, but more a concept as to how one would approach the s... | 0 | [
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Escape < and > in sed/bash
===
How do I escape '<' and '>' character in sed.
I have some xml files which needs some text between the tags to be replaced. How do I escape the '>' and '<' characters.
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Why isn't bittorrent more widespread?
===
I suppose this question is a [variation on a theme](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21475/why-havent-torrents-replaced-http-downloads), but different.
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Converting a pointer into an integer
===
I am trying to adapt an existing code to a 64 bit machine. The main problem is that in one function, the previous coder uses a void* argument that is converted into suitable type in the function itself. A short example:
void function(MESSAGE_ID id, void* param)
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Tool to visualise code flow (C/C++)
===
Do you have any sugestions of tools to ease the task of understanding C/C++ code? We just inherited a large piece of software written by others and we need to quickly get up to speed on it. Any advice on tools that might simplify this task? | 4 | [
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SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services on Failover Cluster
===
When I try to install the Reporting Services on a second node of a failover cluster, I get the following error message:
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How can I read MS Office files in a server without installing MS Office and without using Interop Library?
===
Interop library are slow, and need MS Office installed.
Many times you don't want to install office on servers.
I'd like to use Apache POI, but I'm on .NET.
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Getting / setting file owner in C#
===
I have a requirement to read and display the owner of a file (for audit purposes), and potentially changing it as well (this is secondary requirement). Are there any nice C# wrappers?
After a quick google, I found only the WMI solution:
[http://www.softinsight.com/bnoyes/Perm... | 0 | [
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SQL Developer error
===
I'm trying to use SQL developer, but it won't connect using the proxy I specify in the preferences. I guess it's because of some kind of certificate error? Not sure. I'm getting the error:
No HTTP response received.
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How do I setup remote debugging from scratch for an Asp.Net app
===
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Packing rectangles for compact representation.
===
I am looking for pointers to the solution of the following problem: I have a set of rectangles, whose height is known and x-positions also and I want to pack them in the more compact form. With a little drawing, i would like, instead of.
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How do I get a mutli line tooltip in MFC
===
Right now, I have a tool tip that pops up when I hover over an edit box. The problem is that this tool tip contains multiple error messages and they are all in one long line. I need to have each error message be on its own line. The error messages are contained in a CStr... | 0 | [
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===
What files do I need to put the header comment in for adding GPL to a C# project?
Does form generated code require it?
Does just need to be in every *.cs file?
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Connect to an Oracle 8i database using a 10g client
===
I recently upgraded my oracle client to 10g (10.2.0.1.0).
Now when I try to connect to a legacy 8i database, I get
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Resizing an iframe based on content
===
I am working on an iGoogle-like application. Content from other applications (on other domains) is shown using iframes.
How do I resize the iframes to fit the height of the iframes' content?
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XSLT: How to count distinct values in a node?
===
How to count distinct values in a node in XSLT?
Example: I want to count the number of existing countries in Country nodes, in this case, it would be 3.
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RoR: nested namespace routes, undefined method error
===
I am working on the admin section of a new rails app and i'm trying to setup some routes to do things "properly". I have the following controller:
class Admin::BlogsController < ApplicationController
def index
@blogs = Blog.find(:all)
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Microsoft Search Server 2008 Express Edition from Classic ASP or ASP.NET
===
We have a new installation of Microsoft Search Server 2008 Express Edition on one server and it's nicely indexing our intranet (on another server) which we can search from the provided search form on the search server.
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Are there any good free .Net network libraries? (FTP, SFTP, SSH, etc.)
===
I'm a bit surprised I haven't found a good open source library for performing common network tasks. There are a few very good commercial libraries, but they're too expensive to use on an open source project.
Anyone know of any? | 0 | [
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Runnning a Python web server as a service in Windows
===
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MVP pattern - Passive View and exposing complex types through IView (Asp.Net, Web Forms)
===
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How do you organize your Unit Tests in TDD?
===
I do TTD, and I've been fairly loose in organizing my unit tests. I tend to start with a file representing the next story or chunk of functionality and write all the unit-tests to make that work.
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TSVNCache.exe is heating up my Mac
===
I run windows in a VMWare partition. At times, TSVNCache.exe process starts doing some weird things (Seems like its doing an endless loop of I/O operations). Suddenly my whole VMWare session starts slowing down. My mac heats up badly. In the sense its freaking hot.
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Extension functions and 'help'
===
When I call
help(Mod.Cls.f)
(Mod is a C extension module), I get the output
<pre>Help on method_descriptor:
f(...)
doc_string</pre>
What do I need to do so that the help output is of the form
<pre>Help on method f in module Mod:
f(x, y, z)
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How deep are your unit tests?
===
The thing I've found about TDD is that its takes time to get your tests set up and being naturally lazy I always want to write as little code as possible. The first thing I seem do is test my constructor has set all the properties but is this overkill?
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Can someone give me a high overview of how lucene.net works?
===
I have an MS SQL database and have a varchar field that I would like to do queries like where name like '%searchTerm%'. But right now it is too slow, even with sql enterprise's full text indexing.
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Programatically creating Excel 2007 Sheets
===
I'm trying to create Excel 2007 Documents programatically. Now, there are two ways I've found:
* Manually creating the XML, as outlined in [this post][1]
* Using a Third Party Library like [ExcelPackage][2].
Currently, I use ExcelPackage, which has some really se... | 0 | [
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Random MoveFileEx failures on Vista (access denied)
===
I noticed that writing to a temporary file, closing it and moving it to destination place randomly fails on Vista. Specifically, MoveFileEx() would return ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED for no apparent reason. This happens on Vista SP1 at least (32 bit).
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Scrum Software
===
What software do you use to manage Scrum software development? We've tried Tackle and VersionOne (both free) so far and they are good except for the fact that it's difficult to track work in progress. For example, if I have a task that I estimate will take me 8 hours to complete, I've done 4 hours... | 0 | [
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Problem with NTFRS - Missing Sysvol and Netlogon on a 2003 Server
===
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How to cast a number to a byte?
===
In C and C++ you can tell the compiler that a number is a 'long' by putting an 'l' at the end of the number.
e.g long x = 0l;
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===
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File name corruption on file download (IE)
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I have implemented a simple file upload-download mechanism. When a user clicks a file name, the file is downloaded with these HTTP headers:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
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Has anyone used lucene.net with Linq-to-Entities?
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If anyone has done this, please let me know. I don't know anything about lucene.net. I have never used it, but I heard about it. I was wondering how something like that would integrate with the Linq entity framework? | 0 | [
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How to decouple a middle tier and a dataset to allow for unit testing?
===
I have a question at [SO](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/150038/how-to-wire-a-middle-tier-of-objects-to-a-data-tier-consisting-of-a-dataset#151255) asking how to wire a middle tier to a DataSet.
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Is there an animation format supported in QT 4.4 that will support a full alpha channel? GIF only has one-bit transparency, and I don't think QT supports APNG. | 0 | [
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DSL Tools: Create a new Diagram in custom code
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I have a DSL where at a certain point i would like to create a new Diagram using custom code.
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What are the potential problems with this WebService security scheme?
===
We have a service that handles authorization based on a User Name and Password. Instead of making the username and password part of the call, we place it in the SOAP header.
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What are good resources on compilation?
===
Summary for the impatient: I'm searching for good references on generating code for common language constructs but not parsing.
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JPA annotations and Interfaces
===
I have a class Animal and an interface it inherits from IAnimal.
@MappedSuperclass
public class Animal implements Serializable, IAnimal{...}.
@Entity
public class Jaguar extends Animal{...}
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Is anyone using Microsoft Software Licensing and Protection Services (SLP) in production?
===
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NameSpaceBinding and wsadmin
===
I am trying to create a StringNameSpaceBinding using the wsadmin tool of Websphere 6.1
Here are the steps i take
set cell [$AdminConfig getid /Cell:cell/]
$AdminConfig create StringNameSpaceBinding $cell { {name bindname} {nameInNameSpace Bindings/string} {stringToBind "This is t... | 0 | [
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Fixed Statement in C#
===
We have similar code to the following in one of our projects. Can anyone explain (in simple English) why the fixed statement is needed here?
class TestClass
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int iMyVariable;
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Javascript String concatenation faster than this example?
===
I have to concatenate a bunch of Strings in Javascript and am searching for the fastest way to do so. Let's assume that the Javascript has to create a large XML-"file" that, naturally, consists of many small Strings. So I came up with:
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!#?F&$%! Delphi's [Pascal Fatal Error] F2084 Internal Error: LA33
===
I'm really sick of this problem. Google searches always seem to suggest "delete all bpls for the package", "delete all dcus". Sometimes this just-does-not-work. Hopefully I can get some other ideas here.
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tomcat session replication without multicast
===
i am planning to use 2 dedicated root servers rented at a hosting provider. those machines will run tomcat 6 in a cluster.
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OO vs. Layered; balancing "OO purity" with getting things done
===
I believe in OO, but not to the point where inappropriate designs/implementations should be used just to be "OO Compliant".
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Echo2: How to create a centered Pane?
===
I'm new to the Echo 2 framework. I think it should be simple, but I found no way to center the generated content horizontally and vertically.
Is there any possibility to get a centered ContentPane (or something similar) with a fixed width and height?
thx,
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What is the best way to Update 'TranslatePosition' from Silverlight beta 2 to RC?
===
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How can I get an XElement's innertext in Linq to XML?
===
I'm trying to extract the polygons from placemarks in a KML file. So far so good:
Imports <xmlns:g='http://earth.google.com/kml/2.0'>
Imports System.Xml.Linq
Partial Class Test_ImportPolygons
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Tool to visualize code flow in Java?
===
I'm inspired by the [C/C++][1] question for a code flow visualization tool.
Is there such a thing for Java servlets or applications?
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Encrypt plain text inside EXE / RAM :: HxD editor
===
HxD (hex editor) allows to search/view/edit RAM.
How can I protect a EXE against such editor? Data is encrypted inside INI/registry/DB,
but is decoded at RAM.
What is the solution? At runtime decode, use and recode data inside RAM ASAP?
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Is it feasible a REST client with Flex?
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I'm starting a project using a Restful architecture implemented in Java (using the new JAX-RS standard)
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===
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Instal a chain of embedded msi packages ech using an embedded Ui - display common progress bar
===
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Retrieving the original error number from a COM method called via reflection
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jQuery index selectors
===
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How to track System Dependancies?
===
**Introduction**
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Add to right click application menu in taskbar in .NET
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Most applications only have "Restore, Move, Size, Minimize, Maximize and Close", however <i>MS SQL</i> offers extra options "Help, Customize view". Along those lines, is it possible to add to the right click menu of an application in the task bar?
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===
I notice that Rails 2.2 (currently edge) supports [setting HttpOnly on the session cookie][1].
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What are the best Open Source tools for developing Flash applications? What are the best places to start learning?
===
As far as tools go, I am aware of [haXe][1], [MTASC][2], and [swfmill][3]. Can you offer any success or horror stories related to any of them? Are there any others that I should be investigating?
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Keeping in sync with database
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The solution we developed uses a database (sqlserver 2005) for persistency purposes, and thus, all updated data is saved to the database, instead of sent to the program.
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I love the way I can profile a Java/.Net app to find performance bottlenecks or memory problems. For example, it's very easy to find a performance bottleneck looking at [the call tree with execution times and invocation counts per method][1]. In SQL Se... | 0 | [
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Automated Python to Java translation
===
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.Net Compact Framework
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Code to logging ratio?
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What is the ideal code to logging ratio? I'm not used to writing logs as most of the applications I've developed have not had much logging.
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Setting the character encoding in form submit for Internet Explorer
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I have a page that contains a form. This page is served with content type text/html;charset=utf-8. I need to submit this form to server using ISO-8859-1 character encoding. Is this possible with Internet Explorer?
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Flex/Flash Debugging in the Browser
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===
I'm looking for a profiler to use with native C++. It certainly does not have to be free, however cost does factor into the purchase decision. This is for commercial work so I can't use personal or academic licensed copies.
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Parser-generator that outputs C# given a BNF grammar?
===
I'm looking for a tool that will be able to build a parser (in C#) if I give it a BNF grammar (eg. http://savage.net.au/SQL/sql-2003-2.bnf)
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How to clear event subscriptions in c#
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How to iterate over a timespan after days, hours, weeks and months in Python?
===
How do I iterate over a timespan after days, hours, weeks or months?
For example:
for date in datespan(from_date, to_date, delta=HOURS):
print date
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