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Conditionally set an attribute on an element with JSP Documents (JSPX)
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I just need a file (picture, pdf or other type file for printing) of the framework structure.
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Parsing Text in MS Access
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I have column that contains strings. The strings in that column look like this:
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Most pythonic way of counting matching elements in something iterable
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.NET 3.5 published in 11/07 .NET 3.0 in 11/06. Why are most people still using .NET 2.0?
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People have been developing own solutions to the following problems:
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Replace keys in a tuple in Erlang
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Where can I get comdef.h?
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I downloaded some example code from the internet, but when I compiled it I ran into some trouble. My compiler tells me: comdef.h: No such file or directory.
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How to output a boolean in T-SQL based on the content of a column?
===
I made a view to abstract columns of different tables and pre-filter and pre-sort them. There is one column whose content I don't care about but I need the info if the content is null or not. So my view should pass an alias as "*true*" in case the ... | 0 | [
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Date change notification in a Tkinter app (win32)
===
Does anyone know if it is possible (and if yes, how) to bind an event (Python + Tkinter on MS Windows) to a system date change?
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Can't find stuff in session that I just put there (but only sometimes)
===
We have a strange problem occurring *once in a while* on our servers. It usually happens when one or more of our web applications are upgraded. Debugging the problem has gotten me this far...
During the processing of a request:
- In the... | 0 | [
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C# Can I Override with derived types?
===
As far as i know it is not possible to do the following in C# 2.0
<code>
public class Father
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public virtual Father SomePropertyName
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get
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return this;
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Aborting upload from a servlet
===
I'd like to limit the size of the file that can be uploaded to an application. To achieve this, I'd like to abort the upload process from the server side when the size of the file being uploaded exceeds a limit.
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Customized DataGridView column does not accept the entered decimal seperator under Windows Vista
===
For a project I built a custom DataGridView column which contains NumericUpDown controls. It is implemented similar to the suggestion from [Microsoft][1]
The column works fine under Windows XP. It accepts the entere... | 0 | [
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Partial .csproj Files
===
Is it possible to split the information in a .csproj across more than one file? A bit like a project version of the `partial class` feature. | 0 | [
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What does the term "input-synchronized calls" mean?
===
I found this in an article on Multithreaded Apartments, but can’t find a definition for “input-synchronized calls”.
(Article is at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms693421(VS.85).aspx)
As used in the article
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How to do something with bash when a text line appear to a file
===
I want to run a command as soon as a certain text appears in to a log file. How do I do it in bash? | 0 | [
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Websphere with Classic ASP
===
Is it practical (or possible) to create a Websphere Portlet for a Classic ASP website? | 0 | [
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How do you setup a shared Working Copy in Subversion
===
I still very new using Subversion.
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PHP Development - lot of (newbie) questions
===
I'm a Engineering student and I'm attending a Database and Information Systems class this semester. It's required that I produce a website/application that uses a database, using PHP/PGSQL. My questions are:
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Create an EML (E-Mail) File in Java
===
Anybody knows how to do this? I got all the information of the email (body, subject, from , to, cc, bcc) and need to generate an eml-file out of it. | 0 | [
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Double checked locking Article
===
I was reading [this article](http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-dcl.html) about "Double-Checked locking" and out of the main topic of the article I was wondering why at some point of the article the author uses the next Idiom:
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Can one language be better than another?
===
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Open-source fractal maps
===
I'm interested in creating a game that uses fractal maps for more realistic geography. However, the only fractal map programs I have found are Windows-only, for example [Fractal Mapper][1]. Needless to say, they are also not open-sourced.
Are there any open-sourced fractal map creators ... | 0 | [
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How can I support the support department better?
===
With the best will in the world, whatever software you (and me) write will have some kind of defect in it.
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how to log MethodName when wrapping Log4net
===
I have wrapped Log4net in a static wrapper and want to log
loggingEvent.LocationInformation.MethodName
loggingEvent.LocationInformation.ClassName
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Which CASE Tools do you use?
===
Which Computer-aided Software Engineering tools do you use and why? In what ways do they increase your productivity or help you design your programs? Or, in case you do not use CASE tools, what are your reasons for this? | 0 | [
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Is it a good design to put event handling code into an own method?
===
Image a Button on your windows form that does something when being clicked.
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What's the best way to loop through a set of elements in JavaScript?
===
In the past and with most my current projects I tend to use a for loop like this:
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what's the difference between rapidSSL and geotrust certificates?
===
I want to buy a 128bit SSL certificate for a website selling services. I checked http://www.rapidssl.com/ssl-certificate-products/ssl-certificate.htm and http://www.geotrust.com/ssl/compare-ssl-certificates.html. Why are the prices for QuickSSL (Geo... | 0 | [
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SQL trigger for deleting old results
===
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How to 3270 screen-scrape from a Linux-based web app
===
I have a LAMP (PHP) web app which need to interface with programs on an IBM 3270 mainframe. One solution I'm looking at is screen-scraping via TN3270. (I'm integrating the present with the past!)
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VS2008 Plugin to preview CSS changes
===
I'm pretty happy with the CSS editor in VS2008, but having to save and refresh in the browser when I am making big changes is a pain.
If have downloaded programs like CSSVista, but the CSS editor is not powerful and really don't like to leave the IDE.
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What are the best resources for preparing for a MCTS exam.
===
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Reports in a .NET Winforms App
===
I'm writing a Winforms application and I've been writing these awful HTML reports where I have templates set up and use String.Replace to get my variables into the templates, then output the results to a WebBrowser control. I really don't like this set up.
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Hibernate SessionFactoryBean for multiple locations of mapping files
===
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Template Lib (Engine) in Python running with Jython
===
Im searching a Template Lib or Template Engine for generating HTML (XML) that runs under Jython (Jython 2.5 Alpha is ok).
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Best binary/ordinary XML implementation for j2me
===
Following Izb's question about [Best binary XML format for JavaME][1], I'm looking for an implementation for either binary XML-like formats or just plain XML. My metrics for such implementation, by most important first, are:
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bash script runs from shell but not from cron job
===
#!/bin/bash
/usr/bin/rm /home/user/Maildir/.SPAM/cur/*;
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Is mathematics necessary for programming?
===
I happened to debate with a friend during college days whether advanced mathematics is necessary for any veteran programmer. He used to argue fiercely against that. He said that programmers need only basic mathematical knowledge from high school or fresh year college math,... | 4 | [
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non-database field on ClearQuest form
===
Is there a way to use form fields that does not correspond to database field for temporary processings?
I.e. I want to add:
- temp fields **item1**, **item2**
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Accurate timestamping in Python
===
I've been building an error logging app recently and was after a way of accurately timestamping the incoming data. When I say accurately I mean each timestamp should be accurate relative to each other (no need to sync to an atomic clock or anything like that).
I've been using dat... | 0 | [
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Borderless Taskbar items: Using a right click menu (VB6)
===
Even when `BorderStyle` is set to 0, it is possible to force a window to show up on the taskbar either by turning on the `ShowInTaskbar` property or by using the windows api directly: `SetWindowLong Me.hwnd, GWL_EXSTYLE, GetWindowLong(Me.hwnd, Win.GWL_EXSTY... | 0 | [
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How do I find out if a SQLite index is unique? (With SQL)
===
I want to find out, with an SQL query, whether an index is UNIQUE or not. I'm using SQLite 3.
I have tried two approaches:
SELECT * FROM sqlite_master WHERE name = 'sqlite_autoindex_user_1'
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Recommend a tool for graphics, please!
===
I work on a (raytracer) graphics engine and during the development process I want to create a bunch of pictures describing algorithms in space.
First I thought about 3D packages (like 3DSMax and others), then about 2D (like Illustrator and others). But it all seems to be an... | 4 | [
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Can you recommend good books on CAN and MOST protocols?
===
Can you recommend (any) good books on CAN and/or MOST protocols?
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What are the benefits of using Perforce instead of Subversion?
===
My team has been using SVN for a few years. We now have the option of switching to Perforce.
What would be the benefits (and pitfalls) of making such a switch? | 0 | [
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Server Error in '/' Application.
===
I have created a Web Application in asp.net 2.0. which is working fine on my Local machine. However when trying to deploy it on sever that has windows 2003 sever, I get the error:
Server Error in '/' Application.
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Problem joining on the highest value in mysql table
===
I have a products table...
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and a revisions table, which is supposed to track changes to product info
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I try to query the database for all products, with their most recent revision...
select
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Host Maven Repository
===
I would like to host a Maven repository for a framework we're working on and its dependencies. Can I just deploy my artifacts to my ftp host using mvn deploy, or should I manually deploy and/or setup some things before being able to deploy artifacts? Do I need a tool like Apache Archiva? Note... | 0 | [
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What types of sockets are available in VxWorks?
===
Vxworks supports standard IP v4 and IP v6 sockets, but sockets are also used for other purposes.
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What GUIs exist for GIT on Windows
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I use SVN via TortoiseSVN but I hear good things about GIT.
Are there any similar tools available for GIT on Windows?
Feel free to answer with tools which still in early development. | 0 | [
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Is there a way to establish a HTTPS Connection with Java 1.3?
===
I have to work on an old 1.3 JVM and I'm asked to create a secure connection to another server. Unfortunately the HttpsURLConnection only appears sinc JVM 1.4.
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Open multiple documents from a single file
===
How would I go about creating multiple documents when a single file is opening in a MFC application?
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Passing Objects via QueryString
===
I have object A which in turn has a property of type Object B
Class A
property x as Object B
End Class
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Using lock on the key of a Dictionary<string, object>
===
I have a `Dictionary<string, someobject>`.
I need to update items in my dictionary - one key at a time and i was wondering if there are any problems in using the lock on the .key value of my Dictionary object?
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Using Maven 1.x without extra plugins, how does someone build an executable jar?
===
Using Maven 1.x with just the bundled/standard plugins, what configuration is necessary to build an executable Jar?
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How to freeze GridView header?
===
As in title, does anyone know how to freeze GridView header in ASP.NET ? | 0 | [
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Singular/plural searches and stemming
===
I'm discovering a simple solution for singular-plural keywords searches. I heard about stemming but I don't want to use all its features, only plural/singular transformation. The language is Dutch. Have looked at [http://www.snowball.tartarus.org][1] before. Does anyone know t... | 0 | [
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Creating SQL Server Management Studio 2005 Plugins
===
I've read that plug-ins aren't support for SQL Server Management Studio 2005. But it can be done though. Anyone have any ideas how to do thist?
Here is a company that does it now:
http://www.red-gate.com/products/SQL_Refactor/index.htm
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How do I convert an XmlNodeList into a NodeSet to use within XSLT?
===
I've got a XmlNodeList which I need to have it in a format that I can then re-use it within a XSLT stylesheet by calling it from a C# extension method, can anyone help? I have read that it might have something to do with using a XPathNavigator but ... | 0 | [
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C# functions with static data
===
In VB.Net, I can declare a variable in a function as Static, like this:
Function EncodeForXml(ByVal data As String) As String
Static badAmpersand As Regex = new Regex("&(?![a-zA-Z]{2,6};|#[0-9]{2,4};)")
data = badAmpersand.Replace(data, "&")
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What is a private assembly in .Net?
===
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SQL 2005 DB Partitioning for SharePoint
===
Background
I have a massive db for a SharePoint site collection. It is 130GB and growing at 10gb per month. 100GB of the 130GB is in one site collection. 30GB is the version table. There is only one site collection - this is by design.
Question
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Handling Long Running Reports
===
I am working on a ASP.net application written in C# with Sql Server 2000 database. We have several PDF reports which clients use for their business needs. The problem is these reports take a while to generate (> 3 minutes). What usually ends up happening is when the user requests the ... | 0 | [
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When using cvs2svn how can you rename symbols such that a branch and tag resolve to the same name?
===
I am working on converting a CVS repository that has the following symbols (among others):
`tcm-6.1.0-branch` -- a branch
`tcm-6.1.0` -- a tag
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Data generators for SQL server?
===
I would like to receive suggestions on the data generators that are available, for SQL server. If posting a response, please provide any features that you think are important.
I have never used a application like this, so I am looking to be educated on the topic. Thank you.
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Getting specific revision via http with VisualSVN Server
===
I'm using VisualSVN Server to host an SVN repo, and for some automation work, I'd like to be able to get specific versions via the http[s] layer.
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Good Ruby or Python OpenSource projects that need help?
===
Anyone know any good Ruby or Python OpenSource projects that are in need of some help at the junior level?
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How to dynamically create an Actionscript 2 MovieClip based class with
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I have a helper method has been created which allows a MovieClip-based class in code and have the constructor called. Unfortunately the solution is not complete because the MovieClip callback <b>onLoad()</b> is never called.
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MVC User Controls + ViewData
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Hi im new to MVC and I've fished around with no luck on how to build MVC User Controls that have ViewData returned to them. I was hoping someone would post a step by step solution on how to approach this problem. If you could make your solution very detailed that would help out greatly... | 0 | [
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Best way to encode text data for XML
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I was looking for a generic method in .Net to encode a string for use in an Xml element or attribute, and was surprised when I didn't immediately find one. So, before I go too much further, could I just be missing the built-in function?
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Sharepoint WebParts
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Say you have several webparts, one as a controller and several which take information from the controller and act on it. This is fairly easy to model using the Consumer/Producer interface introduced in ASP 2.0.
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"Method Not Implemented" error - Firefox 3
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Getting sporadic errors from users of a CMS; Ajax requests sometimes result in a "501 Method not implemented" response from the server. Not all the time; usually works.
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A good IIS Log Viewer for large log files?
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I'm looking for a simple IIS Log Viewer that can open large (e.g. 100 meg) IIS Log files and give me simple filtering and searching tools.
(IIS = Microsoft Internet Information Server, obviously)
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In Matlab, how do I change the background color of a subplot?
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I'm trying to change the background color of a single subplot in a Matlab figure.
It's clearly feasible since the UI allows it, but I cannot find the function to automate it.
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ASP.NET QuickStart video tutorials?
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Where I can find good video tutorials for ASP.NET?
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Modifying Request/Response Streams in WebBrowser Control Using MSHTML
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I need to find a way to get at the request/response streams inside of the webbrowser winforms control and see that it's not real intuitive. For example, I need to be able to modify post data when a user clicks a submit button. It looks like you ... | 0 | [
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Best UI development framework on windows?
===
I have been developing UI in Win32/MFC, but developing cool UI in Win32/MFC is very difficult and time consuming. Please note, I always want my code to be platform independent, So I prefer programming back-end (Business logic) in C++.
Which is the best framework for de... | 4 | [
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Checking for a duplicate element in the OUTPUT using XSLT
===
I've got some XML, for example purposes it looks like this:
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<field1>test</field1>
<f2>t2</f2>
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I want to transform it with XSLT, but I want to suppress the second f2 element in the output - how do I... | 0 | [
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TDD: Why would a sole developer use it?
===
I'm a contract programmer with lots of experience. I'm used to being hired by a client to go in and do a software project of one form or another on my own, usually from nothing. That means a clean slate, almost every time. I can bring in libraries I've developed to get a ... | 0 | [
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Diagnosing Bad OutputPaths: "The OutputPath property is not set for this project" (in the wonderful world of web deployment projects)
===
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VBScript -- Using error handling
===
I want to use VBScript to catch errors and log them (ie on error "log something") then resume the next line of the script.
For example,
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On Error Resume Next
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'Do Step 3
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How can I determine the running Mac OS X version programmatically?
===
I have a program which needs to behave slightly differently on Tiger than on Leopard. Does anybody know of a system call which will allow me to accurately determine which version of Mac OS X I am running. I have found a number of macro definitions ... | 0 | [
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Date/time formats for various countries
===
Is there any source on the web where I could find date and time formats used in individual countries in the World? I was checking languages listed in Control panel in Windows, but there are some countries missing (for example countries in Africa etc.).
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Table Column Formatting
===
I'm trying to format a column in a table using a <col> element. I can set background-color, width, etc., but can't set the font-weight. Why doesn't it work?
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How can I easily turn a .Net Windows Form app into an Asp.net app using Visual Studio 2005?
===
I have a pretty basic windows form app in .Net. All the code is C#. I'd like to turn it into an Asp.net web app. How can I easily do this?
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How do I get the MAX row with a GROUP BY in LINQ query
===
I am looking for a way in LINQ to match the follow SQL Query.
Select max(uid) as uid, Serial_Number from Table Group BY Serial_Number
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GB English, or US English?
===
If you have an API, and you are a UK-based developer with a highly international audience, should your API be
setColour()
or
setColor()
(To take one word as a simple example.)
UK-based engineers are often quite defensive about their 'correct' spellings but it coul... | 0 | [
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Field default value from query in MS Access
===
I have a field on a table in MS Access, tblMyTable.SomeID, and I want to set the default value as a user preference in tblUserPref.DefaultSomeID. It doesn't appear that I can set the default value to use a query in the table definition of tblMyTable. I have a form wher... | 0 | [
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Looking for MacOS Threaded Networking sample code
===
My code needs to run all networking routines in a separate NSThread.
I have got a library, which I pass a callback routine for communication:
my thread code
library
my callback (networking)
library
my thread code
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Unfamiliar SQL keyword
===
This is sort of SQL newbie question, I think, but here goes.
I have a SQL Query (SQL Server 2005) that I've put together base on an example user-defined function:
SELECT
CASEID,
GetNoteText(CASEID)
FROM
(
SELECT
CASEID
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How "expensive" is Oracle Enterprise Manager?
===
I'm using a medical records system built on an Oracle database. Our vendor just told us that we need to shut down Oracle's Enterprise Manager service when we're not using it, because it uses too much of the system's resources. I know I can get actual numbers by checkin... | 0 | [
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Do Java listeners need to be removed in the finalize method?
===
Imagine this sample java class:
class A {
void addListener(Listener obj);
void removeListener(Listener obj);
}
class B {
private A a;
B() {
a = new A();
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Life Cycle Tools Suite
===
I am looking to replace the life cycle tools currently used by my development teams.
Tools that I'm looking for:<br/><br/>
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- Test Case Management<br/>
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Rails test hanging - how can I print the test name before execution?
===
I'm having a test hang in our rails app can't figure out which one (since it hangs and doesn't get to the failure report). I found this blog post http://bmorearty.wordpress.com/2008/06/18/find-tests-more-easily-in-your-testlog/ which adds a setu... | 0 | [
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