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Create destinations for all bookmarks in a PDF file with iText API
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I'd like to write some Java code that takes a PDF document, and creates named destinations from all of the bookmarks. I'm thinking that the iText API is the easiest way of doing this, but I have never used the API before.
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Code syntax formatter for posting code on webpages
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Is there a utility that will generate html or css for blocks of code (.net c#) when you post it on a website?
I have seen several websites with very nicely formatted code and I dont believe they do this manually.
Thanks,
Alex
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C# open source NMEA parser
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How to generate pdf files _with_ utf-8 multibyte characters using Zend Framework
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I've got a "little" problem with Zend Framework Zend_Pdf class. Multibyte characters are stripped from generated pdf files. E.g. when I write aąbcčdeę it becomes abcd with lithuanian letters stripped.
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Why use Glassfish instead of Apache? What's it strengths and weaknesses?
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Where does vb.net get it's edit window size, and how do you modify it?
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My VB.Net Winforms app is a tool to allow heirarchical data to be edited in a tree, then stored in a database. I am using a treeview control.
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Open port 8080 (APACHE) in ISA Server 2006
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Im using APACHE as my web server and using port 8080. Ive create a site called
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How am I suppose to establish "http://test.domain.com:8080"in ISA Server?
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Is it possible to use the LoginView control in combitation with the server session in ASP.NAT? | 0 | [
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How to pass mouse events to applications behind mine in C#/Vista?
===
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===
Does anyone know of any sample code for restoring a window's position and size in wxRuby?
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TFS: comparing shelveset files with local version
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When viewing files in a shelveset, I would like the option of comparing the files to my current local version. Unfortunately, the only options available are "With Unmodified", "With Workspace" (I guess this one would be the answer, if it wasn't disabled) and "With ... | 0 | [
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How to map caller memory in a Windows CE device driver past the end of a call to XXX_IOControl?
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I'm implementing a ioctl in a Windows CE device driver that takes a pointer to a large chunk of application memory to perform asynchronous I/O initiated through an application call to DeviceIoControl.
When using MapC... | 0 | [
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I am interested in seeing if I can improve the way we use NUnit in a Visual Studio solution containing 30+ projects.
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Calling JS from Applet: MalformedURLException: unknown protocol: javascript
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I read that you could call JavaScript code from a Java Applet by calling
JApplet.getAppletContext().showDocument( "javascript:alert('Hello World');" );
However, when I do this i get the following error:
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In MSVC the __debugbreak() intrinsic causes a debugger to break. On x86 it is equivalent to writing "_asm int 3", on x64 it is something different. When compiling with gcc (or any other standard compiler) I want to do a break into debugger, too. Is there a platform... | 0 | [
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Is it possible to make git svn "relocate" branch files on checkout?
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===
I'm trying to use TestDriven.Net not only to test my code, but to call a function on my code whose purpose is to print out the internal state of the code to the Debug window.
Here's a very simplified example of what I'm trying to do..
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Version control for video editing work
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Can I Define Exceptions to Eclipse cleanup rules?
===
Most often the cleanup rules (Preferences > Java > Code Style > Clean Up) in Eclipse work perfectly and create nice-looking code.
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===
I have a WPF Window which has a among other controls hosts a Frame. In that frame I display different pages. Is there way to make a dialog modal to only a page? When I'm showing the dialog it should not be possible to click on any control on the page but... | 0 | [
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Why is there no RAII in .NET?
===
Being primarily a C++ developer the absence of [RAII (Resource Acquisition Is Initialization)](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_acquisition_is_initialization) in Java and .NET has always bothered me. The fact that the onus of cleaning up is moved from the class writer to its con... | 0 | [
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String literals inside functions: automatic variables or allocated in heap?
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Are the string literals we use inside functions automatic variables? Or are they allocated in heap which we have to free manually?
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Is it possible to pass arguments into event bindings?
===
I haven't found an answer elsewhere and this doesn't appear to have been asked yet on SO.
When creating an event binding in wxPython, is it possible to pass additional arguments to the event? For example, this is the normal way:
b = wx.Button(self, 10... | 0 | [
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===
I've used [OpenSSO][1] (which is very powerful but complicated) and [JOSSO][2] (very simple but lacking many features).
I've also looked at the [CAS][3] framework.
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How can I delete a specific node within a XML file by using vbscript
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I am having the problem that I cannot select a specific XML node which needs to be deleted. I have already tried to select the node by using the XPath which works fine for some XML files but I cannot figure out the correct XPath for a node in a m... | 0 | [
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Inline editing in a winforms textbox at design time...
===
I'm using a custom winforms 2.0 designer (i.e. my apps hosting the designer) which is being used for a small internal project.
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SQL Server: Copying column within table
===
what is the easiest way to copy the all the values from a column in a table to another column in the same table? | 0 | [
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Why are database joins expensive?
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I'm doing some research into databases and I'm looking at some limitations of relational DBs.
I'm getting that joins of large tables is very expensive, but I'm not completely sure why. What does the DBMS need to do to execute a join operation, where is the bottleneck?
How c... | 0 | [
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How to save encrypted data in cookie (using php)?
===
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To Which Open Source Projects Do You Contribute?
===
Are you regularly contributing to any open source projects?
Which ones?
How many contributions have you made?
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I am wondering how everybody plans their web apps. Do you write out a list of functions and tick them off when done? Do you have stacks of paper with Use Cases all over them?
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Why does Installshield 2008 not roll back XML Changes?
===
I am using Installshield 2008 Premier to edit some XML files which are already on the targetsystem. This process does work fine with the "XML file changes" function.
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What is the best / easiest way to talk to SQLite from .NET?
===
Question says it all, really.
My application is a time tracker. It's currently written as a spreadsheet, but there's just too much data and I would like to impose a bit more structure on it.
SQLLite seems like a neat way to go.
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Apache uses excessive CPU
===
We run a medium-size site that gets a few hundred thousand pageviews a day. Up until last weekend we ran with a load usually below 0.2 on a virtual machine. The OS is Ubuntu.
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Coverity for Java static analysis
===
I'd like to get comments from people who have used or evaluated Coverity for statically analysing Java-code. I know it's popular in C/C++ world, but is it worth spending the money for Java analysis or am I better of with PMD, Findbugs and other FOSS tools?
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===
I would have thought that it would be clear cut whether memory allocation is faster in managed code than in native code - [but there seems to be some controversy][1]. Perhaps memory management under a Virtual Machine be faster because of no ... | 0 | [
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What is the best way of drawing trees using Java and OpenGL?
===
'Trees' as in a forest :)
Are there free tree-drawing libraries available in Java?
Are there non-Java (probably C/C++) libraries that could be integrated with a Java OpenGL program?
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I'm already using SVN 1.5, both sever(VisualSVN 1.5.1) and client-side(TortoiseSVN 1.5.1) but we are using a fairly lengthy SVN Branch-Merge dance.
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How can I iterate recursivly though a sharepoint list using webservices?
===
in sharepoint webservices, I can use getListItems() to obtain the child elements of a list.
In a document library, sometimes the element is a folder.
"ows_FSObjType = 1"
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If I safe an Array and reload it, is there a possibility to get the size if its unknown?
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When structuring a visual studio solution I tend to structure it so that various components are in different project (As I would assume most people do) I tend to have a bunch of User defined exceptions.
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===
What is the syntax to drop a column in a MySQL table, if that column exists on version 4.0.18?
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How to I get the function name while in a function for debug strings?
===
I want to output the function name each time it is called, I can easily copy and paste the function name, however I wondered if there was a shortcut that would do the job for me?
At the moment I am doing:
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Showing a loader while Spry XMLDataset loads teh data
===
i am using Spry (SpryData.js,xpath.js)
var ds1 = new Spry.Data.XMLDataSet("_db/db.xml", "bildiriler/bildiri",{useCache:false});
// load the xml tree
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===
I am currently setting up a new software development department with my employer. I'm a former programmer, project manager and director of development, so I have an idea of how the environment should be. I would like your opinions on the matter a... | 4 | [
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Twin Slider control .net
===
Has anyone seen a good twin slider control for .Net (Win forms or WPF).
I'm looking for something that will allow me to select a range from within a set so the first slider would be the start of the range and the second would be the end.
I remember seeing a Swing double slider but it... | 0 | [
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Struts2 - How to do dynamic URL redirects?
===
I'm trying to have my struts2 app redirect to a generated url. In this case, I want the url to use the current date, or a date I looked up in a database. So `/section/document` becomes `/section/document/2008-10-06`
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jQuery: Problem with windowed controls in IE6
===
I have a web page which contains a select box. When I open a jQuery Dialog it is displayed partly behind the select box.
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How to extract a file extension in PHP ?
===
This is a question you can read everywhere on the web with various answers :
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$ext = substr(strrchr($filename, '.'), 1);
$ext = substr($filename, strrpos($filename, '.') + 1);
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Why can't c++ ifstreams read from devices?
===
I knew I should never have started using c++ io, the whole
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How do you protect code from leaking outside?
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Besides open-sourcing your project and legislation, are there ways to prevent, or at least minimize the damages of code leaking outside your company/group?
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Multiple instances of a java web application sharing a resource
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I have a web service, that takes an input xml message, transforms it, and then forwards it to another web service.
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Overriding serialization for a particular .NET type
===
Consider this example class:
[Serializable]
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private DateTime _SomeDateTime;
public DateTime SomeDateTime
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get { return _SomeDateTime; }
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Performance issue with "new ReportDocument()"
===
I have a C# application where I create a Crystal Reports ReportDocument, with the line
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Is anyone running a production ASP.NET site on top of Mono?
===
I'm trying to do an informal feasibility study for work on if Mono/Apache/Linux is realistically 'ready' and in any way comparable to a more traditional .NET/IIS/Windows stack.
Any comparison of performance would be helpful too. | 0 | [
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git merge -s ours, what about "their"
===
When merging topic branch "B" using `git merge`, I get some conflicts. I know all the conflicts can be solved using the version in "B".
I am aware of `git merge -s ours`. But what I want is something like `git merge -s their`.
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Incorporating shareware restrictions in C++ software.
===
I wish to implement my software on a shareware basis, so that the user is
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JRE Upgrade
===
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How do I use the new SVN merge-tracking?
===
In my existing (Pre-SVN 1.5) merge strategy....
We create a copy of the Trunk(called BasePoint) at the moment of branch-creation for referencing later during the merge.
When we need to merge a branch back into the trunk, we perform 2 operations.
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Is abstracting data type (sometimes) a good idea?
===
There are numerous times you have an interface that accepts similar type arguments that have a separate domain logic meaning:
public static class Database
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What is the most efficient way to (re)initialise a vector to a certain length with initial values
===
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Is it worth coverting my functional JavaScript code to an object-oriented design?
===
I'm currently building a small web application that includes a fair amount of JavaScript. When I was prototyping the initial idea, I just hacked together a few functions to demonstrate how the application would eventually behave inte... | 0 | [
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linker out of memory LNK1102
===
My colleagues and I have tried to build a project containing several thousand classes , but we're getting a LNK1102 error ( Linker out of memory ) . I've seen several tips on the internet , such as increasing the virtual memory . We tried but this didn't help . We've also seen some as ... | 0 | [
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Object arrays in method signatures
===
Consider the following method signatures:
public fooMethod (Foo[] foos) { /*...*/ }
and
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How do you trigger javascript functions from flash?
===
How do you trigger a javascript function using actionscript in flash?
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===
Since programming is essentially hardware interpretation. Are there any books or articles on CPU's or other hardware components that can help in understanding low level programming languages?
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Which database would you recommend to use with C# (.NET) application?
===
I'm developing a little project plan and I came to a point when I need to decide what local databse system to use.
The input data is going to be stored on webserver (hosting - MySQL DB). The idea is to build a process to download all necessa... | 0 | [
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Adding a new application group in linux
===
How can I add a new program group in the applications menu in both KDE and Gnome? I am testing with Ubuntu and Kubuntu 8. Putting a simple .menu file in ~/.config/menus/applications-merged worked in Kubuntu, but the same procedure does nothing in Ubuntu. | 0 | [
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.toArray(new MyClass[0]) or .toArray(new MyClass[myList.size()]) ?
===
Assuming I have an ArrayList
ArrayList<MyClass> myList;
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over
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Scaling an application
===
I have an application (an IP conferencing service) that I need to scale. It has quite a few independent components/applications, written in different languages (mainly C++ and PHP, some Perl). Currently a single installation runs on 5 machines, with 1-2 components sharing a single box. The c... | 0 | [
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Book Recommendation: Source Control / Build Process
===
I'm looking for a good book that describes how small to medium sized development teams utilize version control, and best practices in terms of development and build processes.
If the book relates specifically to .NET, that's a plus, but it can be language agn... | 4 | [
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SQL Server Management Studio, getting title bar to show more detail.
===
I use SQL Server Management Studio 2005(SSMS) for most of my T-SQL and general SQL DB maintenance, but one thing that I would love to change is the level of detail the title bar gives you about each instance of SSMS you have open.
I would lov... | 0 | [
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Why do shell script comparisons often use x$VAR = xyes?
===
I see this often in the build scripts of projects that use autotools (autoconf, automake). When somebody wants to check the value of a shell variable, they frequently use this idiom:
if test "x$SHELL_VAR" = "xyes"; then
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What is the advanta... | 0 | [
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What's the best way to use MS Word to write a 60 page technical document
===
I'm revising an existing 60 page PDF document for a new product. I have to use MS-Word. Is there a good reference on the best practices for using Word? For instance, I've heard that it's best to keep everything in "sections". I'll be doing a ... | 0 | [
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JKS protection
===
Are JKS (Java Key Store) files encrypted? Do they provide full protection for encryption keys, or do I need to rely solely on access control?
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How do you combat denial? While focused on doing task X you encounter a crash, or performance problem, or something else really bad...
===
... that you've never seen before. But at the moment, you are are focused on task X, and you really don't want to believe what you've just seen, so you let yourself believe that... | 4 | [
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Counting the number of deleted rows in a SQL Server stored procedure
===
In SQL Server 2005, is there a way of deleting rows and being told how many were **actually** deleted?
I could do a select count(*) with the same conditions, but I need this to be utterly trustworthy.
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Storing X509 certificates in DB - Yea or Nay?
===
I find myself needing to store public key certificates, and a single private key certificate for an in-house application.
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Pre and post increment/decrement operators in C#
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In C#, does anybody know why the following will compile:
int i = 1;
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i++;
but this will not compile?
int i = 1;
++i++;
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Switch statement fallthrough in C#?
===
Switch statement fallthrough is one of my personal major reasons for loving `switch` vs. `if/else if` constructs. An example is in order here:
static string NumberToWords(int number)
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Python - Py2exe can't build .exe using the 'email' module
===
py2exe does not work with the standard email module
Hello. I am trying to use py2exe for converting a script into an exe. The build process shows this:
-----
The following modules appear to be missing
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Including non-Java sources in a Maven project
===
I'm starting on a project that I expect will include a substantial amount of non-Java code (mostly shell and SQL scripts).
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Oracle APEX access
===
Is Oracle Application Express suitable for Intranet client/server application?
If so, what should I do to enable client access to application? | 0 | [
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In which layer are you putting your REST api?
===
Our application is structured something like:
UI <--> REST API <--> Workflow <--> Business Logic <--> DAL <--> DB
However, I am seeing a few examples where it looks like people are doing
UI <--> Workflow <--> REST API <--> Business Logic <--> DAL <--> DB
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Recursive Rails Nested Resources
===
I have a Rails application for project management where there are Project and Task models. A project can have many tasks, but a task can also have many tasks, ad infinitum.
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Visual Studio: Is there a "move class to different namespace" refactoring?
===
I'm doing some architectural cleanup that involves moving a bunch of classes into different projects and/or namespaces. Currently I'm moving the files by hand, building, and then manually adding *using Foo* statements as needed to resolve c... | 0 | [
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C#3.5 Automatic properties, why not access the field directly?
===
With the new approach of having the get/set within the attribut of the class like that :
public string FirstName {
get; set;
}
why simply not simply put the attribute FirstName public without accessor? | 0 | [
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How many concurrent projects can a senior handle?
===
I am trying to find sensible resource-allocation models for developers. The department will have many different projects for different external customers, so I need to make some guidelines in order to avoid people getting angry due to lack of focus, not working on ... | 4 | [
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Unlock Windows workstation
===
I would like to write a small application that unlocks the workstation. To put the specs of what I need very simple: Have an exe that runs and at a defined time (let's say midnight) unlocks the workstation.
Of course the application knows the user and password of the logged on account.
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How to open a new email, and assign subject, using .NET Compact Framework
===
Basically I'm trying to accomplish the same thing that "mailto:bgates@microsoft.com" does in Internet Explorer Mobile.
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