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Tool for generating C# classes from NHibernate mappings files?
===
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C# Windows Forms - Best Practice Exception Handling?
===
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Why does Visual Studio take so long to delete a file
===
Why does Visual studio take so long to delete a file from the solution tree? The app freezes and sits there for what feels like an eternity.
If I delete the file from the file system first, then delete it in the solution it happens instantly.
Is there an... | 0 | [
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How do I create an ActiveRecord relationship to an ActiveResource object?
===
Let's say I'm writing a Library application for a publishing company who already has a People application.
So in my Library application I have
class Person < ActiveResource::Base
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Comparison Functor Types vs. operator<
===
In the [Google C++ Style Guide][1], the [section on Operator Overloading][2] recommends against overloading *any* operators ("except in rare, special circumstances"). Specifically, it recommends:
> In particular, do not overload
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compare strings in Bourne Shell
===
I need to compare strings in shell:
var1="mtu eth0"
if [ "$var1" == "mtu *" ]
then
# do something
fi
But obviously the "*" doesn't work in Shell. Is there a way to do it?
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What is the best practice for JPA/Hibernate entity classes and synchronization?
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Selecting a node in virtualized TreeView with WPF
===
Is there a way to select manually a node in virtualizing TreeView and then bring it into view?
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making my ajax updated div fade in.
===
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What do the letter codes in Oracle user_contraints table's constraint_type column stand for?
===
select distinct constraint_type from user_constraints;
C
-
C
P
R
U
Seems P means primary key and R means foreign key, correct? What are U and C?
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How to Digitally "Sign" a document
===
I don't like paper documents. I like everything stored on a server. I'd like to avoid printing, signing, and scanning, if possible.
<b>How do I get signatures from people to sign-off on forms and still keep it digital?</b>
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Recommended Hardware to Support Full Text Search in SQL 2005
===
What is the recommended hardware specifications to support full text search in SQL 2005?
We are looking to go in production and I want to make sure the current hardware can accommodate it.
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Firebird stored procedure solution
===
my goal is to write a stored proc that can collect all field values from multiple rows into one single output variable (maybe varchar(some_length)). It may seem strange solution but i've quite positive its the only one i can use at that situation im in. I have not used Firebird b... | 0 | [
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C# Set collection?
===
Does anyone know if there is a good equivelent to Java's Set collection in C#.
It's one of the few things I miss from having moved to C#.
I am aware that you can have a "pretend" set using a Dictionary or Hashtable and only bothering to populate the keys. But it's not very elegant.
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How to Gain Exclusive Access to SQL Server 2005 DB to restore?
===
Whenever I restore a backup of my database in SQL Server I am presented with the following error:
Msg 3101, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Exclusive access could not be obtained because the database is in use.
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Select Poorly Used Start and End Dates From Facility Table
===
I'm using DB2, although a solution using any flavor of SQL would likely be easy enough for me to convert.
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Access parent's parent from javascript object
===
Somthing like
var life= {
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guys : function(){ this.SOMTHING.mameAndDestroy(this.girls); },
girls : function(){ this.SOMTHING.kiss(this.boys); },
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Free oracle development tools.
===
I'm currently using Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio. The plug-in plays nicely with VS and I don't have to start another app. to write stored procs etc. I also like the ability to check-in, check-out (from VSS) and run the scripts.
But I have few complaints as well:
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Resources for working with video feeds in C#
===
I'm starting to get into a side project that I hope to pull in frames from several small IP cameras, perhaps do a bit of motion detection and redisplay them in a form with alerts.
Does anyone have some good resources or similar projects that I could use to get acqu... | 0 | [
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How do you deal with 1..n relationships in a relational database?
===
Let's look at an example - books. A book can have 1..n authors. An author can have 1..m books. What is a good way to represent all of the authors of a book?
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Persisting Tree Structures as Directory Trees
===
I was wondering as to the practicalities of storing an in memory tree structure as directory tree for persistence purposes.
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I have 2 collections which have an Email property in both collections. I need to get a list of the items in the first list where the Email does not exist in the second list. With SQL I would just use "not in" but I do not know the equivalent in Linq.
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===
Balancing groups regexes make my head explode. I've got this string i'm trying to match:
other stuff blah blah....
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Can Database Mirroring Be Setup On MS SQLServer Between Two Clusters
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Just like the title says, using Microsoft SQL Server's database mirroring capability, can the mirroring occur between two clusters? All of the examples in MSDN show a topology indicating single servers for both the principal and mirror server. | 0 | [
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In Python, what is the difference between '/' and '//' when used for division?
===
Is there a benefit to using one over the other? They both seem to return the same results.
>>> 6/3
2
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How do I LINQify this?
===
Is there any way to clean up this type of loop using LINQ?
List<Car> result;
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Preferred way to include relative reference to JavaScript in VS 2008 nested Masterpage.
===
Our base Masterpage has something like the following
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Here is the situation: the customer machine is a Dell Inspiron 6400 running Fedora Core 9 installed from the i686 Live CD (not x86_64 as the [T2400 Core Duo][1] did not have 64-bit support). The customer wireless adapter i... | 0 | [
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Image Capture in C#
===
I'm working on a home project that involves comparing images to a database of images (using a quadrant - or so - histogram approach). I wanted to know what my options are in regards to web cams or other image capture devices that:
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Interesting compiler projects
===
I'm currently in the process of choosing a project for a grad-level compiler course to be done over the next 8 weeks. I'd like to do something related to optimization since I haven't worked much in that area before, but anything in the field is fair game.
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VS 2k8 Doesn't Release File Handle After Debugging Stops: Unable to copy file X to output directory because it is being used by another process.
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Every once in a while, typically when I stop debugging in our UI assembly, I get the following error which requires a restart of Visual Studio 2008 and it's killing my pr... | 0 | [
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Technologies for centrally storing and publishing perl scripts and "small tools"?
===
**My problem:**
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Forward Referencing in C++
===
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How to start PowerShell from Windows Explorer?
===
Does anyone know of a way to start PowerShell in a specific folder from Windows Explorer, e.g. to right-click in a folder and have an option like "Open PowerShell in this Folder".
It's really annoying to have to change directories to my project folder the first tim... | 0 | [
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How do I determine an image loaded successfully from a URI in Silverlight 2.0 (RC0)?
===
In the following code below:
Image img = new Image();
img.Source = new BitmapImage(new Uri("http://someURL/somefilename.jpg", UriKind.Absolute));
how can I determine if the image successfully loaded (when there's a ... | 0 | [
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How do convert unicode escape sequences to unicode characters in a .NET string
===
Say you've loaded a text file into a string and you'd like to convert all unicode escapes into actual unicode characters inside of the string.
Example:
"The following is the top half of an integral character in unicode '\u2320', ... | 0 | [
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[PHP] How do I get the key values from $_POST?
===
echo $_POST["name"]; //returns the value a user typed into the "name" field
I would like to be able to also return the text of the key. In this example, I want to return the text "name". Can I do this? | 0 | [
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Any good git tutorials?
===
Are there any good git tutorials available somewhere, except for [the official tutorial][1]?
I like [the mercurial book][2], but haven't found anything similar for git. I would like to start using git in some projects, and would therefore be able to point my colleagues to some good readi... | 4 | [
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How to rewrite all queries to not need the .php extension using a mod_rewrite RewriteRule.
===
I'd like all queries like
http://mysite.com/something/otherthing?foo=bar&x=y
to be rewritten as
http://mysite.com/something/otherthing.php?foo=bar&x=y
In other words, just make the .php extension optional... | 0 | [
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Compiler fails converting a constrained generic type.
===
I have a class that has a Generic type "G"
In my class model i have
public class DetailElement : ElementDefinition
Let's say i have a method like this
public void DoSomething<G>(G generic)
where G : ElementDefini... | 0 | [
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What win32 API's can be used to find what process has a file open?
===
If I read or write to a file and receive a 33 or 32 error, I would like to log a message containing the name of the other process(es) that have the file opened. There must be win32 API's I can use to get this info. Process explorer displays it. Of ... | 0 | [
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How to let PHP to create subdomain automatically for each user?
===
How do I create subdomain like http://user.mywebsite.com ? Do i have to access htaccess somehow? Is it actually simply possible to create it via pure php code or I need to use some external script-server side language? | 0 | [
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Why are my PHP sessions dying? And why can't I restore them?
===
I have an app using PHP and the PayPal API. The basic way it works to get a payment is that you do a web service call to PayPal to get a token and then do a browser redirect to PayPal with that token for the user to pay. After the payment details have be... | 0 | [
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Add ScriptManager to Page Programmatically?
===
I am developing a WebPart (it will be used in a SharePoint environment, although it does not use the Object Model) that I want to expose AJAX functionality in. Because of the nature of the environment, Adding the Script Manager directly to the page is not an option, and... | 0 | [
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How to get Visual Studio 2008 to edit SSRS 2005 Report Projects w/o Installing SQL Business Intelligence Development Studio 2005?
===
I'm trying to determine how to open/edit SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) 2005 report projects (.rptproj) and reports (.rdl) with Visual Studio 2008, *without* having to install SQL... | 0 | [
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What is the Oracle KGL SIMULATOR?
===
What is this thing called a KGL SIMULATOR and how can its memory utilisation be managed by application developers?
The background to the question is that I'm occasionally getting errors like the following and would like to get a general understanding of what is using this heap-... | 0 | [
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Best or favorite website navigation examples
===
What do you consider to be the best examples of website navigation and why? I'm trying to design a secondary navigation menu and I need a little inspiration, but I'm also interested just in general about learning best practices for navigation and information display. Wh... | 2 | [
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What commercial and open source competitors are there to Splunk?
===
It's difficult to find any. Please, no answers like `scp + perl + duct tape`. I need a complete solution. | 4 | [
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Does the Microsoft JSON object serialization differ from the "normal" serialization?
===
I recall hearing that the way Microsoft had to implement the JSON serialization for their AJAX framework was different than most other libraries out there. Is this true? And, if so, how is it different? | 0 | [
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How do you divide time between different projects?
===
I am sure we have all been in this boat. You have two or more projects that are both critical and need to get done. How do you split your time to handle each project?
Ideally you could go to the stakeholders and get them to decide the order. Well, that's wh... | 0 | [
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How do I set a data breakpoint in Visual Studio 2005 on the address of a dereferenced pointer?
===
I wonder if there's a way to do the following: I have a structure containing a member which is a pointer to a block of memory allocated by the kernel when I pass the structure to an API function (the structure is a WAVEH... | 0 | [
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Groovy: what's the purpose of "def" in "def x = 0" ?
===
In the following piece of code (taken from the [Groovy User Guide][1]), why prefix the assignment with the keyword **def** ?
def x = 0
def y = 5
while ( y-- > 0 ) {
println "" + x + " " + y
x++
}
assert x == 5
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How can I do an indexOf() in Lotus Notes Formula language (@ commands)?
===
I can't find this anywhere in the Domino Designer help. It seems so straightforward!
All I need to do is find the position of a character in a string. | 0 | [
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Best concrete "how-to manual" on MANAGING Test Driven and/or Agile development?
===
**Obligatory up-front clarification**: I have a great boss. Very smart guy. Respectful towards all. Dude is awesome. Seriously.
<h2>Now for my question:</h2>
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Serialization of objects: no thread state can be involved, right?
===
I am looking hard at the basic principles of storing the state of an executing program to disk, and bringing it back in again. In the current design that we have, each object (which is a C-level thingy with function pointer lists, kind of low-level... | 0 | [
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What are the disadvantages to using a PHP proxy to bypass the same-origin policy for XMLHttpRequest?
===
[http://developer.yahoo.com/javascript/howto-proxy.html][1]
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Best practice to pass information between windows.forms
===
What do you do to pass information between forms? Forward is straight forward (sorry) using Properties or maybe parameters in a New() or DoStuff() method, but what about sending something ***back*** when the user is done with the second form? (IE. ID of the... | 0 | [
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Framework/Language for new web 2.0 sites (2008 and 2009)
===
I know I'll get a thousand "Depends on what you're trying to do" answers, but seriously, there really is no solid information about this online yet. Here are my assumptions - I think they're similar for alot of people right now:
1. It is now October 2008... | 0 | [
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Eclipse PDT and .yml file, cannot open?
===
I am using Symphony framework and I have the default sandbox inside the Eclipse IDE. When I double click schema.yml instead of open in Eclipse it requests Windows to select a program to choose. I am a Visual Studio guy and I do not understand why it doesn't open in Eclipse, ... | 2 | [
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Java Application Installers
===
I'm not looking for java-web-start, I'm looking for a thick-client application installation toolkit. I've got a stand-alone application that consists of several files (jar files, data files, etc) and would need to do some pretty standard installation tasks, like asking the user for tar... | 0 | [
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How to run classic ASP scripts under IIS 5.1 (WinXP Pro) alongside .NET & CF?
===
I'm running into a problem setting up my development environment. I've been working on ColdFusion and .NET applications up until recently I haven't needed to touch IIS. Now, I have to set up a classic ASP application for some one-off wor... | 0 | [
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When, if ever, is "number of lines of code" a useful metric?
===
Some people claim that code's worst enemy is its size, and I tend to agree. Yet every day you keep hearing things like
- I write blah lines of code in a day.
- I own x lines of code.
- Windows is x million lines of code.
Question: When is "... | 0 | [
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Why doesn't Visual Studio always render my page correctly when debugging locally?
===
When I debug locally many times my page won't have the styles added properly or the page will not completely render (the end is seemingly cut off). Sometimes it takes multiple refreshes or shift-refreshes to fix this. Is this a commo... | 0 | [
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How to force C# .net app to run only one instance in Windows?
===
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===
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Best way to navigate duplicate tag definitions in emacs
===
Within emacs, what are the best options out there for navigating to a specific function whose name might show up across several different files? Within etags, you are only allowed to cycle through the tags one-at-a-time which could take a while if the functi... | 0 | [
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Update multiple rows into SQL table
===
Suppose there is a fully populated array of data String[n][3] myData.
I want to do this:
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How can I capture single keystrokes in a unix console app without blocking?
===
I have a very simple TCP server written in C. It runs indefinitely, waiting for connections. On Windows, I use `select` to check for activity on the socket, and if there isn't any, I have the following code to allow me to quit by hitting '... | 0 | [
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What is the optimal length for user password salt?
===
Any salt at all will obviously help when salting and hashing a user's password. Are there any best practices for how long the salt should be? I'll be storing the salt in my user table, so I would like the best tradeoff between storage size and security. Is a ra... | 0 | [
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How does Databind consume a DataReader
===
If I have a control on a page that has its Datasource set to a DataReader, does that control consume the reader at the time the Datasource is set, or does the datareader continue to exist until Databind has been executed?
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"Unix shell"-alike script under Windows
===
I need some help from the shell-script gurus out there.
I have a .txt file (log) that traces the IP addresses of clients on several lines, in a format similar to this one:
Line1 - Client IP [192.168.0.1] Other data
Line2 - Client IP [192.168.0.2] Other data
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CountDownLatch vs. Semaphore
===
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1:
final Semaphore sem = new Semaphore(0);
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Useful Developer Resources in Second Life
===
Second Life is fun to play with, and some developers are creating content there, but I was wondering what useful resources (if any) are available in Second Life for professional software developers.
- Discussion groups
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Using "top" in Linux as semi-permanent instrumentation
===
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ruby: how to post a file via net/http as multipart/form-data?
===
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How to get the most out of being a manual tester
===
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How do I check out a file from perforce in python?
===
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Seating plan software recommendations (does such a beast even exist?)
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I'm getting married soon and am busy with the seating plan, and am running into the usual issues of who sits where: X and Y <em>must</em> sit together, but A and B cannot stand each other etc.
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Getting started with Hessian
===
I have a new project that needs a good binary protocol.
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How to change SharePoint extended webapplicaion`s web.config file
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Using the SharePoint API, how can I modify an extended webapp web.config file?
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Switching on a string/implementing button actions
===
Full disclaimer: I'm a CS student, and this question is related to a recently assigned Java program for Object-Oriented Programming. Although we've done some console stuff, this is the first time we've worked with a GUI and Swing or Awt. We were given some code tha... | 0 | [
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Converting registry access to db calls from MFC Feature Pack
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Type 'System.Web.UI.WebControls.SessionParameter' does not have a public property named 'DbType'.
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I am using a Session Parameter on an ObjectDataSource. It works fine on the local development machine but I get this error after copying the website to the production server:
Type 'System.Web.UI.WebControls.Sessio... | 0 | [
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Using separate TFS projects for source control and work item tracking, is this a good thing?
===
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What system do you use to encrypt files for a group of people (OS agnostic prefered)?
===
Say you have a bunch of files.
Say you can store meta data to these files.
Say, one of these meta attributes were called "encryption"
Say everyone was allowed to look at these files, but since they are encrypted, only people w... | 0 | [
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What exactly does the word Patch mean when refering to 'submitting a patch'?
===
What exactly does the word patch mean when refering to 'submitting a patch'?
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How can jsessionID be suppressed on OC4J?
===
I'm deploying a JSF (myfaces, restfaces, and richfaces) app to OC4J. I don't want the jsessionid to appear in the status bar or the URL address. I have managed to suppress it in almost all cases. The one case that I still have problems with is when the site is first visite... | 0 | [
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How to use System.IO.Compression to read/write ZIP files?
===
I know there are [libraries out there for working with ZIP files][1]. And, you can alternatively [use the functionality built into Windows for working ZIP files][2].
But, I'm wondering if anyone has worked out how to use the tools built into the System.I... | 0 | [
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Do you ever feel confident in your skills?
===
As a self taught developer i always find myself questioning my skill and knowledge and always feel like i am falling behind in using new technology. Over a period of nearly 9 years i've studied most mainstream languages (especially C based ones), used lots of different OS... | 2 | [
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How to make Jetty dynamically load "static" pages.
===
I am building Java web applications, and I hate the traditional "code-compile-deploy-test" cycle. I want to type in one tiny change, then see the result INSTANTLY, without having to compile and deploy.
Fortunately, [Jetty][1] is great for this. It is a pure-jav... | 0 | [
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Regex failing on right parens
===
I have this .NET regex:
^(?<prefix>("[^"]*"))\s(?<attrgroup>(\([^\)]*\)))\s(?<suffix>("[^"]*"))$
It properly matches the following strings:
"some prefix" ("attribute 1" "value 1") "some suffix"
"some prefix" ("attribute 1" "value 1" "attribute 2" "value 2") "some... | 0 | [
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