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Good dynamic programing language for .net recommendation
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Well, after a long time writing .net programs in C# I started to feel angry and frustrated about all that syntactic trash that comes with statically typed languages. Now I want to change to dynamically typed languages, that takes advantage of CLI.
So I sear... | 4 | [
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Lisp in the real world
===
I have experimented with Lisp (actually Scheme) and found it to be a very beautiful language that I am interested in learning more about. However, it appears that Lisp is never used serious projects, and I haven't seen it listed as a desired skill on any job posting. I am interested in hea... | 0 | [
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Is there a way I can tell whether an SMTP server is expecting a client to connect using "implicit" SSL versus "explicit" SSL?
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SSL can either be "explicit" or "implicit" as explained by this link:
http://help.globalscape.com/help/secureserver2/Explicit_versus_implicit_SS.htm
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How can I override a table width property in CSS
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I have the following style in an external CSS file called first.css
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.NET Firebug like UI assistance
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Detecting when a div's height changes using jQuery
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How often do you worry about how many if cases will need to be processed?
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How do you specify that an exception should be expected in Boost.Test?
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I have a Boost unit test case which causes the object under test to throw an exception (that's the test, to cause an exception). How do I specify in the test to expect that particular exception.
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Anyone have experience with LLVM?
===
Does anyone have experience with [**LLVM**][1], [**llvm-gcc**][2], or [**Clang**][3]?
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Is their a easiler way to track scope change in ExtremePlanner?
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I am about to join a new software team midway through a project. They are using ExtremePlanner to track their progress.
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How to determine if a JNI (jogl) is available at runtime?
===
I'm working on [a source-code visualization project][1] that uses the Processing core library. The processing library has the option to use the jogl OpenGL library to render graphics which really improves performance. However, the JNI files that jogl uses... | 0 | [
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How to manage documents for many tasks/projects
===
I'm probably asking for the world, but is there any Windows-based software for easily managing lots of tasks/projects and all the associated documents (spreadsheets, Word documents, other files) that can be quickly navigated/searched.
I deal with probably 10-20 ... | 0 | [
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F# defining and using a namespace in the same project
===
This will hopefully be an easy one. I have an F# project (latest F# CTP) with two files (Program.fs, Stack.fs). In Stack.fs I have a simple namespace and type definition
Stack.fs
<pre><code>
namespace Col
type Stack=
...
</code></pre>
Now I try... | 0 | [
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Table Creation DDL from Microsoft Access
===
Is there any easy way to retrieve table creation DDL from Microsoft Access (2007) or do I have to code it myself using VBA to read the table structure?
I have about 30 tables that we are porting to Oracle and it would make life easier if we could create the tables from ... | 0 | [
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Using Linux, how to specify which ethernet interface data is transmitted on
===
I'm working on a Linux based server system in which there are two network interfaces, both on the same subnet (for now, lets just say they are 172.17.32.10 & 172.17.32.11). When I send data to a host on the network, I would like to specif... | 0 | [
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Calling .NET COM web service wrapper from Excel
===
I'm trying to call a web service from Excel 2003 module.
The way i've implemented it is creating a .NET COM library with all the classes/methods i need to be exposed.
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Error when running XNA code from another computer
===
I have develop an XNA game on computer 1. When I send it to computer two (and I have everything to be able to run XNA Code). When the program execute game.run, I get an InvalidOperationException.
I didn't tried to run code from computer two on computer one. But... | 0 | [
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Div 100% height works on Firefox but not in IE. What to do?
===
I have a container div that holds two internal divs; both should take 100% width and 100% height within the container.
I set both internal divs to 100% height. That works fine in Firefox, however in IE the divs do not stretch to 100% height but only th... | 0 | [
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Haskell FFI / C MPFR library wrapper woes
===
In order to create an arbitrary precision floating point / drop in replacement for Double, I'm trying to wrap <a href="http://www.mpfr.org/">MPFR</a> using the FFI but despite all my efforts the simplest bit of code doesn't work. It compiles, it runs, but it crashes mockin... | 0 | [
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How do databases work internally?
===
I've been working with databases for the last few years and I'd like to think that I've gotten fairly competent with using them. However I was reading recently about Joel's <a href="http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/LeakyAbstractions.html"> Law of Leaky Abstractions</a> and I... | 0 | [
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Best 2D animation library/tech for "iPhone" style animation on WIN32?
===
All,
I have built a nifty demo application that displays data about our internal systems as a full-screen "billboard" style display. You could think of this as something like an application displaying the national deficit - rapidly increasing... | 0 | [
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PHP Librarys for SVN Access
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Are there any decent PHP libraries available for accessing SVN repositories? Right now I just have some scripts executing commands to the command line and parsing the feedback, I'd love to find something less dependent on the command line and more tightly integrated. Any ideas? | 0 | [
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Anyone have any idea how to do the following?
declare cursor
open cursor
fetch cursor
<< Start reading the cursor in a LOOP >>
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hashing sensitive data
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I need to hash the names and logins of all the users in a UAT database we have. (because of the data protection act)
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Detecting Back Button/Hash Change in URL
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I just set up my new homepage at [http://ritter.vg](http://ritter.vg). I'm using jQuery, but very minimally.
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Converting mysql TIME from 24 HR to AM/PM format
===
I want to display the TIME field from my mysql table on my website, but rather than showing 21:00:00 etc I want to show 8:00 PM. I need a function/code to do this or even any pointers in the right direction. Will mark the first reply with some code as the correct re... | 0 | [
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Apache: Multiple log files?
===
What are the access.log.* files? | 0 | [
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How do you make a WPF slider snap only to discrete integer positions?
===
The title says it all. All too often I want a WPF slider that behaves like the System.Windows.Forms.TrackBar of old. That is, I want a slider that goes from X to Y but only allows the user to move it in discrete integer positions.
How does on... | 0 | [
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Why log4j cannot generate backup files?
===
I'm running some java processes on Windows 2003 server R2
I'm using Apache log4j-1.2.8. All my processes called via
one jar file with different parameter example
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java -jar process.jar two
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Ghostdoc-like plugin for IntelliJ IDEA
===
I've become lazy in my old age. For my C# work I've become quite reliant on Roland Weigelt's excellent [GhostDoc][1] plugin for Visual Studio.
Is anyone aware of a similar plugin for Java work in IntelliJ IDEA?
[1]: http://www.roland-weigelt.de/ghostdoc/ | 0 | [
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Can anyone think of some good reasons *not* to use an Object-Oriented DBMS to back a website?
===
Say you're coding some kind of web application. Something where people can contribute content, e.g. a simple photo-sharing site.
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NOT IN vs NOT EXISTS
===
Which of these queries is the fastest?
NOT EXISTS:
SELECT ProductID, ProductName
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Is there a simple JavaScript slider?
===
I need to create a custom volume slider for a WMP object. The current slider is complicated to modify, and use, is there a simple way to generate a slider on an HTML page that can have it's value passed to a javascript function? | 0 | [
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parameterised jsp:includes of stripes actions?
===
I've been trying to solve this, and have been getting stuck, so I thought I'd ask.
Imagine two ActionBeans, A and B.
`A.jsp` has this section in it:
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<jsp:param name="ponies" value="on"/>
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Does anyone write really long, complex php apps, and if so, what is your problem domain?
===
It's hard for me to imagine a php script that is more than a few hundred lines of code. It seems that, for a non-persistent environment, web-based scripting is usually done is small chunks and used for the purpose of deliveri... | 0 | [
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2.9999999999999999 >> .5?
===
<p>I heard that you could right-shift a number by .5 instead of using Math.floor(). I decided to check its limits to make sure that it was a suitable replacement, so I checked the following values and got the following results in Google Chrome:</p>
<pre><code>
2.5 >> .5 == 2;
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mootools or javascript : what does $tmp stand for or what does it pertain too
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im currently working on the Tips.js from mootools library and my code breaks on the line that has those el.$tmp and console says its undefined
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class A
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How do you stay focused and ship projects?
===
I find way too many projects to get involved in, way to many languages to play with (and way too many cool features within those languages), and way too many books to read...
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Difference Between ViewData and TestData?
===
I know what ViewData is and use it all the time, but in ASP.NET Preview 5 they introduced something new called TestData.
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Allow Ampersand in mod_rewrite
===
I am trying to allow '&' in my mod_rewrite.
at the moment i am using
RewriteRule ^([-a-zA-Z0-9_'_-]+)$
I tried adding:
RewriteRule ^([-a-zA-Z0-9_'_-_&]+)$
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Eliminating State on the Server Side - Best Practice? Pros / Cons
===
After seeing how easy client-side state can be accomplished on this [SO Post][1] and verifying that using local storage will work on all major modern browsers on this [W3schools site][2], I want to eliminate the Session Class in PHP...I want to elim... | 4 | [
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Sinewave.js won't play several notes when the new frequency is set
===
I am having a problem trying to get sinewave.js-plugin to play several notes in succession.
[Link to the sinewave.js Github page][1]
Here is my code.
scalePlayer = function(){
var command = arguments[0];
if (command == 'play'){... | 0 | [
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PagingScroller in ExtJs 4.1 MVC grid implementation not triggering ajax request
===
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setInitialScale() don't work with phonegap 1.7 when device on Android2.3 and below
===
I delete this.appView.setInitialScale(0); in DroidGap.java and init WebView like below
WebSettings ws = wv.getSettings();
ws.setJavaScriptEnabled(true);
ws.setDomStorageEnabled(true);
ws.setLightTouchEnabled(false);
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Best practice for setting up different environments with Amazon web service
===
We are restructuring our environments by removing some microsoft servers/instances/hardware and move into Amazon cloud web service (e.g. DynamoDB)
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Disable "zoom in" function for google maps
===
I list my users on the google maps based on their locations.
But I dont want it zoom in to a degree where others can see on what street they live.
Is there a way to disable "zoom in" feature in the following Google maps codes?
Thanks!
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PHP Strtotime without current time?
===
I'd like my user to be able to input values like:
4 hours
23 minutes
etc.
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onclick on a spinner?
===
Hy,i need to have an onclick on a spinner.
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Spinner spinner = (Spinner) findViewById(R.id.spnTarghe);
final String targhe[]=risposta.split("/");
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Best practices to ship software on time
===
Imagine you don't have the problem of feature creep, you have a motivated and stable team, clear defined problems to solve, AND you know the domain/language/tools related to your project.
How do you *stick to a schedule* and accomplish that 1.0 milestone?
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Getting color of a data series from a flot chart
===
After seeing the cool new "reputation" tab on the stackoverflow user page, I was inspired to play with the Flot charting library a little. I have a line chart that has several hundred series. Only a couple of these series will be visible at any given time. My d... | 0 | [
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Best Template Engine for ASP.NET MVC
===
I am exploring ASP.NET MVC and I wanted to add jQuery to make the site interactive. I used StringTemplate, ported to .Net, as my template engine to generate html and to send JSON. However, when I view the page, I could not see it. After debugging, I've realized that the $ is us... | 0 | [
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How do I connect to an .mdf (Microsoft SQL Server Database File) in a simple web project?
===
Specifically, in VS 2008, I want to connect to a data source that you can have by right-clicking on the automatically-generated App_Data folder (an .mdf "database"). Seems easy, and it is once you know how.
I just figured ... | 0 | [
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mysql_real_escape_string() leaving slashes in MySQL
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I just moved to a new hosting company and now whenever a string gets escaped using:
mysql_real_escape_string($str);
the slashes remain in the database. This is the first time I've ever seen this happen so none of my scripts use
stripslashes()
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What Could Cause Intermittent Issues with Images Loading in Internet Explorer 6?
===
I am having issues with a website that I am working on in which images and background-images fail to load in Internet Explorer 6.
Here is an example of a page on which you might experience this issue:
[Example Page][1]
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Parsing and generating Microsoft Office 2007 files (.docx, .xlsx, .pptx)
===
I have a web project where I must import text and images from a user-supplied document, and one of the possible formats is Microsoft Office 2007. There's also a need to generate documents in this format.
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How do I make my iPhone application's icon show up in iTunes?
===
I've got an iPhone app with icon file Icon.png.
This icon shows up properly on the phone itself, but it doesn't show up in the applications pane in iTunes.
What do I need to do to get it to show up properly?
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Writing ID3v2 Tag parsing code, need Good examples to test.
===
I am writing software to parse ID3v2 tags in Java. I need to find some files with good examples of the tag with lots of different frames. Ideally the tags will contain an embedded picture because that is what is kicking my butt right now.
Does anyone... | 0 | [
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Example code for Resizing an image using DirectX
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I know it is possible, and a lot faster than using GDI+. However I haven't found any good example of using DirectX to resize or manipulate an image. | 0 | [
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Hooking syscalls from userspace on Windows
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Direct3D Camera Problem
===
I'm using SlimDX/C# to write a Direct3D application. I configured the camera as per textbox way:
private float cameraZ = 5.0f;
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camera.FieldOfView =(float)(Math.PI/2);
camera.NearPlane = 0.5f;
camera.FarPlane = 1000.0f;
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C#/.NET, what to look at?
===
I see lots of job ads for C#/.NET programmers, so I thought it could be a good idea to have had a look at it.
After looking at a few tutorials I found nothing really new to me. Just a language with a syntax somewhere between Java and C++ (arguably nicer than both though).
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Is there a way to prevent a SystemExit exception raised from sys.exit() from being caught?
===
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python dictionary update method
===
I have a list string tag.
i am trying to initialize a dictionary with the key as the tag string and values as the array index.
for i, ithTag in enumerate(tag):
tagDict.update(ithTag=i)
The above returns me {'ithTag': 608} *608 is the 608th index*
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Right-click to select a datagridview row.
===
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getting started with Mobile programming ?
===
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Qt context menu breaking selection in QTreeView
===
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m_ui.tree->setContextMenuPolicy(Qt::CustomContextMenu);
connect(m_ui.tree, SIGNAL(customContextMenuRequested(const QPoint&)),
this, SLOT(ShowTreeContextMenu(const QPoint&)));
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===
I don't have a Rails environment set up and this is actually quite hard to find a quick answer for, so I'll ask the experts.
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What's in your Utility Toolkit?
===
Some of the most efficient engineers, developers and IT professionals I know usually carry around a common "toolkit" of useful programs, add-ins or utilities which help them for day-to-day debugging, developing or designing.
The question is:<br>
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how to decrpyt a password from SQL server?
===
i have this query in sql server 2000 like below:
select pwdencrypt('AAAA')
which output is an encrypted string of 'AAAA' like below:
0x0100CF465B7B12625EF019E157120D58DD46569AC7BF4118455D12625EF019E157120D58DD46569AC7BF4118455D
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SMS alerting to respond to error situations faster
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What is the easiest way to set up an SMS alerting system so that I will receive notification if my server doesn't respond or a GET query doesn't return correct content? | 0 | [
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Which database implementations allow sandboxing users in seperate databases ?
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Can anyone tell me if there are RDBMS's that allow me to create seperete database for every user so that there is full seperetion of users' data ?
Are there any ?
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How do you free a wrapped C++ object when associated Javascript object is garbage collected in V8?
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V8's documentation explains [how to create a Javascript object that wraps a C++ object][1]. The Javascript object holds on to a pointer to C++ object instance. My question is, let's say you create the C++ object on t... | 0 | [
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How do you deal with large dependencies in Boost?
===
Boost is a very large library with many inter-dependencies -- which also takes a long time to compile (which for me slows down our [**CruiseControl**][1] response time).
The only parts of boost I use are boost::regex and boost::format.
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Has anyone built web-apps that can run totally off-line?
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I'm building an app that authors would (hopefully) use to help them, uh.. *author* things.
Think of it like a wiki but just for one person, but cooler. I wish to make it as accessible as possible to my (potential) adoring masses, and so I'm thinking about... | 0 | [
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What is best instalition tool/(installer) for java?
===
Depends on your experience could you recommend something?
I've use [izpack][1], and it's very nice tool, is there any other, better tool?
[1]: http://izpack.org/ | 0 | [
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Example of using Service Exists MSBuild task in Microsoft.Sdc.Tasks?
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I'm trying to use the `Microsoft.Sdc.Tasks.ServiceProcess.Exists` to check whether or not a service exists. There is no example of using it in the documentation though. Anyone have one? | 0 | [
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PHP Arrays: A good way to check if an array is associative or sequential?
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PHP treats all arrays as associative, so there aren't any built in functions. Can anyone recommend a fairly efficient way to check if an array contains only numeric keys?
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I'm trying to find a way to get the execution time of a section of code in C. I've already tried both time() and clock() from time.h, but it seems that time() returns seconds and clock() seems to give me milliseconds (or centiseconds?) I would lik... | 0 | [
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Developing a scheduled task for Windows
===
I have to develop an application using C#.net that has to be run once a day. It only runs for at most one minute, so developing a Windows service is overkill and a scheduled task is the appropriate way.
However, I have a few questions about how the application can communi... | 0 | [
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How to fix DWMAPI.DLL delay-load dependency under WinXP?
===
I have built a .dll under WinXP that claims it can't find DWMAPI.DLL when it's loaded. The problem is that this DLL is a Vista DLL, and this a known issue for XP users that have IE7 installed. The recommendation is to uninstall IE7 or repair the .NET Framewo... | 0 | [
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MinGW library converted to Windows library gives odd link in VC++6
===
I used the MinGW `.a` to Windows `.lib` transformation process as detailed in a
thread on the gmp-discuss list, as below (acting against a library created with --disable-shared --enable-static.)
cp libgmp.a gmp.a
ranlib gmp.a
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===
I want to be able to track completed downloads served by my glassfish server. I couldn't find a 100 percent correct solution using servlet life cycle listeners.
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Using Microsoft.Sdc.Tasks.ServiceProcess.ControlService how do I check if a service exists on a remote machine?
===
I'm trying to check if a service exists on a remote machine using the `Microsoft.Sdc.Tasks.ServiceProcess.ControlService` task.
<ControlService MachineName="$(TargetMachineName)" Action="Exists" ... | 0 | [
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Learning Windows Forms vs. Windows Presentation Foundation
===
So I've been thinking of going for Microsoft certification and I have to make a choice (for now) between Windows Forms and WPF for developing Windows applications. I have had good exposure to Windows Forms but never tried WPF before. Furthermore, most of t... | 0 | [
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Positioning flash content using CSS
===
I have a generated HTML page with flash content in it. I am trying to reposition the flash content and make it "absolute". I have tried to wrap the object tags with a div tag, but to no avail. Can anyone tell me how to do this? Removing the generated positioning attributes does ... | 0 | [
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Does anyone have experience with PyS60 mobile development
===
I am in the position of having to make a technology choice early in a project which is targetted at mobile phones. I saw that there is a python derivative for S60 and wondered whether anyone could share experiences, good and bad, and suggest appropriate ID... | 0 | [
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Problems with shutting down JBoss in Eclipse if I change JNDI port
===
I have a problem shutting down my running JBoss instance under Eclipse since I changed the JNDI port of JBoss. Of course I can shut it down from the console view but not with the stop button (it still searches JNDI port at the default 1099 port). I... | 0 | [
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