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Why "null" is present in C#
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We noticed that lots of bug in our sofware developped in C# translate to NullReferenceException.
What is the reason why "null" has been included in the langage? No "null" , no bug !
In other words, what feature the langage couldn't propsoe without this null? | 0 | [
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When should you start optimising code?
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How do you know when you should worry about optimising code? Are there any rules of thumb for this? | 4 | [
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How do you disable the CPU window in Delphi 7
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When stepping a program in Delphi 7, the CPU window sometimes pops up and then steps through that instructions. I find this an annoyance as I wish to only step Pascal Code.
Does anyone know how to disbale this CPU pop-up? I would not be sorry if this window never e... | 0 | [
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DDD and Asynchronous Repositories
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We're working on a rich client (written in Flex) that is connected to a Java backend, using both RMI and JMS. I was thinking about implementing the client in a DDD fashion so that it has Repositories for the CRUD operations on the domain objects.
The problem is however that all... | 0 | [
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What is the best way to remember technical knowledge in the organization
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- Do we use a company wiki?
- how about you save the technical documents as part of source control and then have links to them from various source files (to understand how this works see article ... in directory...)
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[SQL] Functions vs Stored Procedures
===
Let's say I have to implement a piece of T-SQL code that must return a table as result. I can implement a table-valued function or else a stored procedure that returns a set of rows. What should I use?
In short, what I want to know is:
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How to Pass an Object Method as a Parameter in Delphi, and then Call It?
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I fear this is probably a bit of a dummy question, but it has me pretty stumped.
I'm looking for the simplest way possible to pass a method of an object into a procedure, so that the procedure can call the object's method (e.g. after a tim... | 0 | [
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Unknown significant moments of computing history
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Computing as a discipline in its own right (rather than as a discussion of whether it is Mathematics or Physics) is a reasonably young science. Wherever you trace its roots (e.g. Turing's paper in 1936, Babbage's engines, ATLAS, ENIAC or LEO) it's much younger than ... | 4 | [
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How to create automatically managed "last update" field with Microsoft Access
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Originally I thought to ask if there would be an easy way to provide automatically managing for last update field with MS Access?
After some googling I found following approach:
Private Sub Form_Dirty(Cancel As Integer)
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How can I verify if a Windows Service is running
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I have an application in C# (2.0 running in XP embedded) that is using a watchdog that is implemented as a Windows Service. When the device boots, this service typically takes some time to start. I'd like to check, from my code, if the service is running. How can I ... | 0 | [
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Reading the Exchange server time via MAPI
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I'd like to calculate the age of the messages in an Exchange mailbox to make sure they sit there for at least a minute before our program (C++, MAPI) processes them. This way the [spam filter we use][1] should have enough time to do its job.
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OO Design: Multiple persistance design for a ruby class
===
I am designing a class for log entries of my mail server. I have parsed the log entries and created the class hierarchy. Now I need to save the in memory representation to the disk. I need to save it to multiple destinations like mysql and disk files. I am a... | 0 | [
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Bitfields in C#
===
So, bitfields. Specifically, large bitfields. I understand how to manipulate individual values in a bitfield, but how would I go about doing this on a large set, such as say:
uint[] bitfield = new uint[4] { 0x0080000, 0x00FA3020, 0x00C8000, 0x0FF00D0 };
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In ASP.NET MVC I encounter an incorrect type error when rendering a page with the correct typed object
===
I am developing an application using MVC Preview 5. I have used typed views.
After setting debug="false", I have found that I am receiving errors of the form:
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Python list named indicies.
===
In PHP I can name my array indicies so that I may have something like:<br />
$shows = Array(0 => Array('id' => 1, 'name' => 'Sesaeme Street'), 1 => Array('id' => 2, 'name' => 'Dora The Explorer'));<br />
<br />
Is this possible in Python? | 0 | [
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===
When designing business objects I have tried several different methods of writing the data access layer. Some have worked out better than others but I have always felt there must be a "better" way.
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User configurable security in multi-tenant ASP.NET website
===
We are building a multi-tenant website in ASP.NET, and we must let each customer configure their own security model. They must be able to define their own roles, and put users in those roles. What is the best way to do this?
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Casting in Informix
===
In Informix, how can I cast a char(8) type into a money type, so that I can compare it to another money type? | 0 | [
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Best Practices : Where to place required files
===
I'm working with a number of 'helper' classes, which affectively have a bunch of static functions which allow the controllers and actions have access to chunks of shared functionality.
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How else can one present an architecture document besides as a series of views?
===
Most, if not all architecture documents I've seen (and developed) have been presented as a series of views (Logical, Physical, Use-case etc). Is this the preferred layout? What other styles are there? | 0 | [
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credential cache
===
does anyone know how to use credential cache or network credential to get the users personal info from the active directory using c# or VB. i need to user personal info such as name, telp id and so on. | 0 | [
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Best Practice: include( or <script src="
===
I have minified my javascript and my css.
Now, Which is better?
<script type="text/javascript">
<?
$r = file_get_contents('min.js');
if($r) echo $r;
?>
</script>
OR
<script type="text/javascript" src="min.js"></script>
Sam... | 0 | [
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How to implement Querystring authentication
===
I’m developing a website of a client and they are sending out newsletters to their customers (through the website administration interface)
The newsletters are personal to each of the subscribed recipients/customers.
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ServiceProvider, cache etc. done with generics without cast
===
I'm talking about c# 3.5.
I know how to do it when cache or ServiceProvider can have only one instance for the whole application. In this case ServiceProvider can look like this
public static class Service<T>
{
public static T Value ... | 0 | [
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How to avoid syntax-highlighting for large files in vim?
===
Huge files take forever to load and work with in vim, due to syntax-highlighting.
I'm looking for a way to limit size of highlighted files, such that files larger than (say) 10MB will be colorless.
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Hosted development server.
===
Does anyone know of a good provider of online development servers? We're starting a new company and ideally we'd have our svn, trac and all that stuff on a hosted server. Needless to say that it has to be extremly reliable, regular (weekly) backups and ideally *nix or Xserve based. | 0 | [
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What should be OO and what shouldn't?
===
I've read a lot of people saying that some things shouldn't be written in an object orientated style - as a person learning the OO style coming from a C background, what do they mean by this?
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JavaScript bookmarklet to delete all cookies within a given domain
===
I am testing a web app that writes cookies to subdomain.thisdomain.com and several subfolders within that. I'm looking for JavaScript that I can put into a bookmarklet that will delete all cookies under that subdomain, regardless of the folder in w... | 0 | [
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Sqlite on an embedded system
===
I have a database file that is generated on a PC using Sqlite. This file is then transferred to an ARM7 based embedded system without an operating system. The embedded system must access this database, but does not need to update it.
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What is the most hard to understand piece of C++ code you know?
===
Today at work we came across the following code (some of you might recognize it):
#define GET_VAL( val, type ) \
{ \
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Test a site in Mac Firefox
===
I need to test a site with a dynamic menu in Mac Firefox, but I'm running in Windows. A simple browsershot.com test won't help; I need to actually use the site.
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How to I find character positions in ANTLR 2?
===
I have a simple grammar, and have produced a pair of c# classes using antlr 2.7. When the parser finds an error with a token, it throws an exception; I want to find out how many characters into a parsed stream the token came. How do I do that? | 0 | [
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Paver 0.8.1 compatibility with python 2.6
===
Does anyone manage to bootstrap its development area using paver with python 2.6 ?
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Do you validate your URL variables?
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When you're passing variables through your site using GET requests, do you validate (regular expressions, filters, etc.) them before you use them?
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How do you test if something is hidden in jQuery?
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I have an MFC app which I have been working on for a few weeks now, I want to manually set the dimensions of the main frame when it is loaded, can someone give me a hand with this, specifically where to put the code as well?
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In PHP, function parameters can be passed by reference by prepending an ampersand to the parameter in the function declaration, like so:
function foo(&$bar)
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Multiple Inheritance in C#
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Since multiple inheritance is bad (it makes the source more complicated) C# does not provide such a pattern directly. But sometimes it would be helpful to have this ability.
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It seems rather common (around here, at least) for people to recommend SVN to newcomers to source control because it's "easier" than one of the distributed options. As a very casual user of SVN before switching to Git for many of my projects, I found this to be ... | 0 | [
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What happens when I edit web.config?
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I need to edit the web.config file on a live Sharepoint environment, but I'm unsure what will happen if I do (I want to output custom errors).
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My "Start debugging" button and element menu are greyed out... but only on one of my projects. I have no idea what I have done to disable it. | 0 | [
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When does a DropDownList retain the value from postback at the SelectedIndexChanged Event Handler
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Form Elements in ASP.NET Master Pages and Content Pages
===
OK, another road bump in my current project.
I have never had form elements in **both** my master and content pages, I tend to have all the forms in the content where relevant.
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Under an MVC framework, which directory structure would be expected by other developers?
===
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Select all child elements except the first
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Objective-C has no namespaces, it's much like C, everything is within one global namespace. Common practice is to prefix classes with initials, e.g. if you are working at IBM, you could prefix them with "IBM", if you work for Microsoft, you could us... | 0 | [
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Properly file Designer Files in ASP.NET Web Sites
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Getting selected members from multiselect list view ctrl
===
I have a list view control which at the moment only allows one item to be selected. I then read this via the following code:
void CApp::OnNMClickList1(NMHDR *pNMHDR, LRESULT *pResult)
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int nSelected = (m_List.GetSelectionMark());
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C# re-throw exception
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I have a question for you because my partner is doing a different way than I do.
Is it better to do this :
try
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catch (Exception ex)
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Python, unit-testing and mocking imports
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Problem setting up local server
===
I'm trying to setup an Apache/PHP/Postgresql server locally on my machine. I tried to install everything manually (one thing at a time) and after I get everything up and running, whenever I try to run a script on my machine, I get a "What do you want to do with the *.php file?" dial... | 0 | [
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How I create a keyboard hook with a difrent thread in C#
===
Im creating a low level keyboard hook in c# using SetWindowsHookEx, question is how can I make the on keyboard event function run on a thread other from the main thread? Also I currently don't have a thread other then the main thread so how can I create on t... | 0 | [
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LINQ query to WebControl.Controls
===
I have three TextBox controls on the page
<asp:TextBox ID="TextBox1" runat="server" AutoPostBack="True"
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Alternatives for java sql PreparedStatement IN clause issue?
===
I'm looking for the best workarounds for the PreparedStatement "IN clause" issue, which apparently is not supported for multiple values due to sql injection attack security issues: One ?, One value. Not a list of values.
To illustrate:
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Pathing in a non-geographic environment
===
For a school project, I need to create a way to create personnalized queries based on end-user choices.<br />
Since the user can choose basically any fields from any combination of tables, I need to find a way to map the tables in order to make a join and not have extraneou... | 0 | [
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How can we get people to participate in team building?
===
Ok fine, programmers aren't very social. There are a couple people on my team that rarely say a word to anyone else. They won't go to lunch with the rest of the team when we go out, regardless of who pays or where we go. My boss has offered to buy everyone ... | 0 | [
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Operator =>
===
Answers to a recent post (Any chances to imitate times() Ruby method in C#?) use the <b>=></b> operator in the usage examples. What does this operator do? I can't locate it in my C# book, and it is hard to search for symbols like this online. (I couldn't find it.) | 0 | [
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Where should assets go in a code igniter project?
===
I'm just starting with CI, and am not sure where things such as css, js, images should go.
Outside the whole system folder seems ok, but that means everything is seperate. Inside mean s the filepaths are longer and I'm worried that it might mess things up.
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Most Useful .NET Utility Classes Developers Tend To Reinvent Rather Than Reuse
===
I recently read this Phil Haack post ([The Most Useful .NET Utility Classes Developers Tend To Reinvent Rather Than Reuse][1]) from last year, and thought I'd see if anyone has any additions to the list.
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php(pdo) and mssql connection and i18n issues
===
In our web-app we use PHP5.2.6 + PDO to connect to a MSSQL 2005 database and store russian texts.
Database collation is `Cyrillic_General_CI_AS`, table collation is `Cyrillic_General_CI_AS`, column type is `NVARCHAR(MAX)`.
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How do I increase the allowed decorated name length in VC9 (MSVC 2008)?
===
I have a rather large and complex set of programs to port from VC8 to VC9. One of the modules has a number of layered typedefs, which cause the compiler to generate a C4503 warning (decorated name truncated). The generated LIB file will not pr... | 0 | [
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Why does my Delphi 7 Debugger randomly decide to stop accepting certain keyboard input
===
Maybe this is an overarching question as I've seen similar bugs in Firefox and I'd like to know how to avoid coding them.
For no apparent reason, the function keys, arrow keys (de-numlocked numpad as well), the 6 keys over th... | 0 | [
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How do you round floats in perl.
===
How can I round a decimal number to the nearest integer?
e.g.
1.2 = 1
1.7 = 2
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jEE war files
===
is it possible to include/embed one JEE application(war file) inside another?
i have an application which is a portal application and i want to allow other users add there applications to it. In order to do this i need some way to be able access there applications in mine.
Is this possibe?
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Which PHP CMS has the best architecture?
===
In your opinion, which PHP CMS has the best architecture? I don't care about how easy its admin panel is to use, or how many CMS features it has. Right now, I'm after how good its *code* is (so, please, don't even mention Drupal or Wordpress /shudder). I want to know whic... | 4 | [
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How to convert VB.net interface with enum to C#
===
I have the following VB.net interface that I need to port to C#. C# does not allow enumerations in interfaces. How can I port this without changing code that uses this interface?
Public Interface MyInterface
Enum MyEnum
Yes = 0
No = 1
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How to determine the order of listeners in web.xml
===
I got a bunch of servlet context listeners in my Java webapp, each of them gathering some information about the environment.
Some of the depend on information which is gathered by another listener. But I can't determine the order in which the listeners are regi... | 0 | [
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Advice on starting a business: getting clients
===
I'm currently working as a developer at a web development agency, but I've long aspired to run my own business. I disagree with present management, and feel I could do infinitely better.
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What is the best format for a customer number, order number?
===
A large international company deploys a new web and MOTO (Mail Order and Telephone Order) handling system. Among other things you are tasked to design format for both order and customer identification numbers.
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How to disable "Security Alert" window in Webbrowser control
===
I'm using Webbrowser control to login to HTTPS site with "untrusted certificate".
but I get popup such standart window "Security Alert" about untrusted certificate:
[http://s39.radikal.ru/i085/0810/ff/7fdbb47008c9.jpg][1]
![pic][2]
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Microsoft ReportViewer: Session Expired Errors
===
The project is ASP.NET 2.0, I have never been able to reproduce this myself, but I get emails informing me it happens to clients many times a week, often a few times in a row.
Here is the full error:
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InvalidProgramException in Team Foundation Server Sample
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Hi I get an System.InvalidProgramException while trying to run the Example Project called "C# Example.WorkItemBrowser".
The Exception also apears when I try to execute these lines:
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ASP.NET xsd dataset where do I put it
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I am trying to convert an ASP.NET website into a web application project. The conversion has gone ok I think apart from previously I had 2 xsd files in the App_Code folder. I believe this folder is not used in web applications projects, so where would I put xsd files now. | 0 | [
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Way to discover which internet connection type I'm using on the iPhone
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Are server-assisted MVC frameworks peaking?
===
I've been developing web apps for over a decade now, all the way from [CGI][1] to [ASP.Net][2] and [Struts][3]+[Spring][4]+[Hibernate][5]. The prevalent architectural style seems to be [server-assisted MVC][19], e.g. [Struts][3], [Ruby on Rails][16], etc. Recent developm... | 0 | [
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How do you document your Code Standard?
===
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Why is my JEditorPane not showing the HTML?
===
I have the following code:
import javax.swing.JEditorPane;
import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JScrollPane;
import javax.swing.ScrollPaneConstants;
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===
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===
Is it possible to split large ASP.NET-pages into pieces? JSP has the [jsp:include][1] directive. Is there any equivivalent in ASP.NET
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Unmanaged vc++ static libraries and C# GUI app
===
Basically I have a bunch of unmanaged VC++ static libraries. And the VC++ GUI application which uses those and it is based on MFC.
The goal is to replace the GUI app with the one done in C# instead but using all the same static libraries.
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Why am I getting this Javascript runtime error?
===
I've got the following JavaScript on my web page...
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...
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Generic, annotation-driven event notification frameworks
===
While simple, interface-driven event notification frameworks in Java have been around since pre-Cambrian times (e.g. java.beans.PropertyChangeSupport), it is becoming increasingly popular for frameworks to use annotation-driven event notification instead.
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===
I always use unix timestamps for everything, but am wondering if there is a better way.
What do you use to store timestamps and why? | 0 | [
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How do I find out if a column exists in a VB.Net DataRow
===
I am reading an XML file into a DataSet and need to get the data out of the DataSet. Since it is a user-editable config file the fields may or may not be there. To handle missing fields well I'd like to make sure each column in the DataRow exists and is not ... | 0 | [
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How to lock Active Directory accounts programmatically?
===
I have to lock user accounts in Active Directory programmatically (via Microsoft Identity Integration Server, in C#).
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What do you consider to be the most promising Open Source project in the long term?
===
Time to time we stumble upon an interesting Open Source project still in its embrional stage. Have you found one of such projects lately, and why you consider it worth to be followed or supported?
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OnClick in Excel VBA
===
Apart from being horribly annoyed with Excel VBA ... I have this question:
Is there a way to catch a click on a cell in VBA with Excel? I'm not talking about the Worksheet_SelectionChange event, as that won't trigger multiple times if the cell is clicked multiple times.
I'm fairly convin... | 0 | [
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Compiler could not choose an overload between interface and exception
===
Trying to use an excpetion class which could provide location reference for XML parsing, found an interesting behavior - compiler could not choose between overload which consumes an interface and one which needs System.Exception when I trying to... | 0 | [
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Getting the whole output of a string that contains chr(0)
===
Here is the sample:
Dim TestString As String = "Hello," & Chr(0) & "World"
MsgBox(TestString, , "TestString.Length=" & TestString.Length.ToString)
Result - Messagebox shows "Hello," with title says TestString.Length=12
I guess the... | 0 | [
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Object-to-Triple mapping using AllegroGraph RDF store?
===
My project is building a Java web application on top of the AllegroGraph RDF store. I would like to find a good solution to map between the triples that come out of the store and our domain objects. I have looked into <a href="http://www.topazproject.org/tra... | 0 | [
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How do I debug a memory dump of a spiking ASP.NET process?
===
Sorry, I couldn't figure out a good way to phrase my real question.
I run a high-traffic ASP.NET site on a 64-bit machine. I have IIS running in 32-bit mode, however, due to some legacy components of the app. I am running this particular web app insid... | 0 | [
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What is tracing and how should it be done?
===
What is tracing and how should it be done?
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Do I need to set up Kerberos to use Replication in SQL Server 2005?
===
I want to setup replication on three SQL servers and one is not configured for Kerberos. (The SPNs are not setup yet)
Do I need Kerberos and Pass-through delegation working to use replication in SQL Server 2005? | 0 | [
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What is the best way to graphically represent page flow, as applicable to an action oriented web application?
===
What is the best way to graphically represent page flow, as applicable to an action oriented web application?
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