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How to output data from tables with same column names in CodeIgniter?
===
This is my query:
$query = $this->db->query('
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Storing formatted text in a DB while maintaining abstraction.
===
How would you store formatted blocks of text (line breaks, tabs, lists - etc.) in a database (nothing specific) to be displayed on the web (XHTML) while maintaining a level of abstraction so that the data can be used in other applications or if the stru... | 0 | [
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inner join & outer join; order of tables in from important?
===
Why is the order of tables important when combining an outer & an inner join ?
the following fails with postgres:
SELECT grp.number AS number,
tags.value AS tag
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Is there a role for a DBA when an app uses a persistence layer or repository?
===
I'm taking on the re-architecting of a pair of applications which use [Hibernate][1] in one case, and a combination of Hibernate and a Java [Content Repository][2] (specifially [JackRabbit][3]) in the second.
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InstallShield Basic MSI optimizations
===
My InstallShield 2009 basic MSI project installs pretty slowly. We have a 65MB .msi and a 110MB .cab. The project was upgraded from IS12, using which it took about half as long to install.
Did the 2009 upgrade make some default modifications that I can reverse? Are there ... | 0 | [
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Good Alternatives to Visual Studio Setup Projects
===
Most developers and engineers that have experience writing software and deploying with the packaged Visual Studio Setup Project know about it's many shortcomings. Usually in regards to installation customization, upgrade paths, etc. What are some good alternatives ... | 0 | [
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Removing header text in NSIS installer
===
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How do I include a header into my site that is hosted externally?
===
We are hosting a site for a client and they want us to include the header they have on their server into the pages we are hosting. So whenever they change it, it will automatically change on our site.
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Response.Redirect("") inside "using{ }"
===
Assume the following code:
using (SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection(connectionString))
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...
using (SqlCommand comm = new SqlCommand(...))
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.. do stuff ..
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RoR: What steps are you going through in the preparation phase of application development?
===
Let's say you already "know" what your client wants from you (i.e. you already did some analysis and have some clue about what are you supposed to deliver). What are the next steps you usually go through after this phase? In... | 0 | [
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Is there a difference between installing mod_python via httpd.conf and conf.d in apache?
===
I am working with a hosting provider who has installed mod_python for me. I followed the install instructions locally and included it in httpd.conf but they have opted to put it in conf.d/python.conf.
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Tree Algorithm
===
I was thinking earlier today about an idea for a small game and stumbled upon how to implement it. The idea is that the player can make a series of moves that cause a little effect, but if done in a specific sequence would cause a greater effect. So far so good, this I know how to do. Obviously, I h... | 0 | [
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WSS/MOSS Development ... Where to draw the line?
===
Our organization started on the SharePoint path about two years ago. Before that, we (the developers) wrote mostly asp.net front ends for SQL back ends. Now it seems like every time a new project comes up, we are asked to “make” it fit in SharePoint; and we have s... | 0 | [
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If DoCmd.SendObject fails?
===
I am using DoCmd.SendObject to send emails from MS access 2003. It opens the outlook with all relevant fields filled. But the user may not choose to send the email at that time. In that case, a prompt 'Send Action was cancelled' appears. Is there a way to catch this non-sending of email... | 0 | [
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What is the best way for validating and converting phone numbers into international format (E.164) using Java?
===
What is the best way for validating and converting phone numbers into international format (E.164) using Java?
Given a 'phone number' and a country id (let's say an ISO country code), I would like to c... | 0 | [
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How do I get a terminal program to honour cursor keys?
===
I'm using ccl/openmcl on Mac OS X. (latest versions of both). When the lisp prompt is displayed, using the cursor keys to navigate the current line results in escape codes, rather than movement, eg:
`Welcome to Clozure Common Lisp Version 1.2-r9226-RC1 (... | 0 | [
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Why does JQuery keydown work for window but not textbox?
===
Why does this work:
$(window).keydown(function(event){
alert(event.keyCode);
});
but not this:
$('#ajaxSearchText').keydown(function(event){
alert(event.keyCode);
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I'm testing with Firefox 3.
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how to select an element within a specific namespace?
===
I'm having trouble selecting elements that are part of an specific namespace. My xpath expression works in XMLSpy but fails when using the Xalan libraries..
(please excuse formatting, but I couldn't get the text to show up.)
<pre><code>
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Using FromBase64Transform with CryptoStream?
===
I have a .NET string which is Base64 encoded representation of an array of encrypted bytes. It is produced like this:
String Encrypt( String message )
{
CryptoStream cryptostream = ...
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Creating a site map of an FTP site
===
Where I work, we maintain an FTP site that needs occasional cleanup.
Are there any tools out there to create a site map of an FTP site? It would greatly simplify clean up tasks.
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Finding Expression Blend Designers
===
What are some recommendations for finding Expression Blend/WPF Designers to perform contract work? I think a freelance designer might be the most reasonably priced, but I don't even know where to start. | 0 | [
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How to have a range in a MySQL If statement?
===
I'm trying to make a select that calculates affiliate payouts.
my approach is pretty simple.
SELECT
month(payments.timestmap)
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Base-2 (Binary) Representation Using Python
===
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===
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SQL SELECT FROM ... AS with data type specifier?
===
I have a problem with an SQL query on Postgresql. This select clause is an example from a lecture on databases:
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2 t.StudentsPerCourse/g.StudentCount as Marketshare
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log4net not logging ThreadContext
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I have log4net running on my AsP.NET site. I'm able to log messages to my DB Table, but it isn't logging the ThreadContext properties. For example:
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LinqtoSQL and problems
===
I am using link to sql, I have a connected set of objects.
I start out and do a linq statement like this
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What code metric(s) convince you that provided code is "crappy"?
===
Code lines per file, methods per class, cyclomatic complexity and so on. Developers resist and workaround most if not all of them! There is a good Joel article on it(no time to find it now).
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Random distribution of data
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How do I distribute a small amount of data in a random order in a much larger volume of data?
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Agile/Scrum resource planning cross projects
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We have different steps in our planning for online webprojects:
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FormView_ItemUpdating in not updating
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Regular expression that uses an "OR" conditional
===
I could use some help writing a regular expression. In my Django application, users can hit the following URL:
http://www.somewebsite.com/A1/B2/C3
I'd like to create a regular expression that accepts any of the following as a valid URL:
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What are the advantages of RTSP?
===
I am looking for the advantages of using RTSP to support streaming video to multiple devices. I have:
1. Benefits of TCP.
2. Commonly used protocol on web so supported by lots of infrastructure.
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4. Can use SSL.
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Using SOAP to expose CRUD operations
===
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What is your "generic" web application testing plan ?
===
Like, testing for :
- invalid inputs (strings containing "'"s)
- giving random id's in url parameters to access "unauthorized" pages
- prevent sql injection
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Linq to SQL: DataTable.Rows[0]["ColumnName"] equivalent
===
Consider this:
var query = from r in this._db.Recipes
where r.RecipesID == recipeID
select new { r.RecipesID, r.RecipesName };
How would i get individual columns in my `query` object without using a for-loop?
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Hidding source control files within Visual Studio's solution tree
===
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Why use Ruby instead of Smalltalk?
===
Ruby is becoming [popular][1], largely from the influence Ruby on Rails, but it feels like it is currently struggling through its adolescence. There are a lot of similarities between Ruby and Smalltalk -- [maglev][2] is a testament to that. Despite having a more unusual syntax, S... | 0 | [
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WatiN test using IE.GetCookie failing only from CruiseControl
===
I added some simple WatiN tests to our app today to check that a cookie value is stored correctly.
The tests pass locally on all machines in the team. However, when CruiseControl runs the tests on our Build server these new tests fail on the line con... | 0 | [
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Configuration Across Multiple Applications
===
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C# nullable string error
===
private string? typeOfContract
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get { return (string?)ViewState["typeOfContract"]; }
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Later in the code I use it like this:
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Record Component Video
===
I've found plenty of simple, cheap solutions for recording composite video sources to my PC, a laptop. But I'd like to be able to record in HD and use component cables.
I was wondering if anyone had a good solution for this.
Required:
Cheap
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How to make parts of a website under SSL and the rest not?
===
I need to create a cherrypy main page that has a login area. I want the login area to be secure, but the rest of the page should not be so. How can I do this in CherryPy?
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want to change pgsql port
===
currently install pgsql is running on port 1486 now I want to change this port to 5433, So how I've proceed for this....?????<br>
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Using OpenXML SDK, I want to insert basic HTML snippets into a Word document.
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- Using an XSLT ?
- using AltChunk ?
Moreover, C# or VB examples are more than welcome :)
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Would it suppose any difference regarding overhead to write an import loading all the types within one package (import java.*); than just a specific type (i.e. import java.lang.ClassLoader)? Would the second one be a more advisable way to use than the other one? | 0 | [
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Is there a systematic approach to avoiding the below 3 pitfalls of software solutions?
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1. Developing software solutions which already exist and are available for re-use (either commercial or open-source). AKA "re-inventing the wheel".
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Drive a POS printer via USB in c#
===
Any ideas how i can best drive a USB POS printer from c#.
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I know how to accomplish serial and TCP/IP but have no idea about communications through USB in C#.
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Oracle date
===
How is Oracle date implemented? Is it stored as milliseconds or something like that? | 0 | [
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How can I use the button tag with ASP.NET?
===
I'd like to use the newer `<button>` tag in an ASP.NET website which, among other things, allows CSS-styled text and embedding a graphic inside the button. The asp:Button control renders as `<input type="button">`, is there any way to make a preexisting control render to ... | 0 | [
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How to read assembly attributes
===
In my program, how can I read the properties set in AssemblyInfo.cs:
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[assembly: AssemblyDescription("...")]
[assembly: AssemblyConfiguration("")]
[assembly: AssemblyCompany("Radeldudel inc.")]
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Sharing Enum with WCF Service
===
I have few different applications among which I'd like to share a C# enum. I can't quite figure out how to share an enum declaration between a regular application and a WCF service.
Here's the situation. I have 2 lightweight C# destop apps and a WCF webservice that all need to sha... | 0 | [
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How do you use version control with Access development?
===
I'm involved with updating an Access solution. It has a good amount of VBA, a number of queries, a small amount of tables, and a few forms for data entry & report generation. It's an ideal candidate for Access.
I want to make changes to the table design,... | 0 | [
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Mixing Visual Studio versions OK?
===
Can Visual Studio **2005** Team edition for Developer coexist peacefully with Visual Studio **2008** Database edition on my machine? Are they completely separate applications that won't interfere in any way with each other?
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In PHP, how do I find the value associated with a specific key.
===
I have two arrays. One contains id=>count and the other contains id=>name. I'm trying to produce a single array that is name=>count. Any suggestions on a straightforward way to do this?
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Access aliases in Gnome "Run Application" dialog
===
I'd like to be able to run my aliases from my .bashrc in the "Run Application" dialog that comes up when you hit Alt+F2 in Ubuntu/Gnome.
Does anyone know how to do this? | 0 | [
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How can I get Perl to give a warning message when a certain package/tag is imported?
===
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Is it important that Visual Studio 2008 thinks it's the wrong edition?
===
I installed Visual Studio 2008 Standard Edition a month or so ago after a reformat (on Vista64, if that matters). I got it for free from one of those "Heroes Happen Here" launch events.
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Is there a case insensitive jQuery :contains selector?
===
Is there a case insensitive version of the [:contains](http://docs.jquery.com/Selectors/contains) jQuery selector or should I do the work manually by looping over all elements and comparing their .text() to my string? | 0 | [
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Do you buy the reuse story for the presentation layer in MVP and its variations?
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Besides the unit testing benefits, what I heard regarding MVP pattern was that the reusability of the presentation layer. So, you would design one presentation layer and use it for WinForms (rich) and Web.
I am currently working o... | 0 | [
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Preprocessing source code as a part of a maven build
===
I have a lot of Java source code that requires custom pre-processing. I'd like rid of it but that's not feasible right now so I'm stuck with it. Given that I have an unfortunate problem that shouldn't have existed in the first place, how do I solve it using mave... | 0 | [
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Does ASP.net health monitoring work with asmx web services
===
I'm trying to use ASP.net health monitoring to log unhandled exceptions from an asmx web service. I've enabled health monitoring in the web.config but it's not logging anything. Does health monitoring work with asmx web services? I've googled around and se... | 0 | [
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How do I capture an mp3 stream with python
===
What's the best way of capturing an mp3 stream coming off of http and saving it to disk with python?
Thus far I've tried
target = open(target_path, "w")
conn = urllib.urlopen(stream_url)
while True:
target.write(conn.read(buf_size))
This gi... | 0 | [
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Flash: How can I force a movieclip to stay inside constraints
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I have a flash program that loads movie clips dynamically and sometimes they want to use more than the space that I give them. Ideally I'd like to force them to only show content in borders I give them. The reason I want this is that my program has a us... | 0 | [
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How to migrate a 3rd party web part from SharePoint 2 (2003) to SharePoint 3 (2007)
===
I am migrating a site from SharePoint 2 to 3 (in fact, from SharePoint Portal Server 2003 to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007). There are a handful of 3rd party web parts and since this is a migration, not an in-place upgra... | 0 | [
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How can I stop my MFC application from calling OnFileNew() when it starts?
===
I used Visual Studio's Application Wizard to create a skeleton MFC program with a multi-document interface. When I start this program, it automatically creates a child frame, which I don't want it to do - I need the main frame's client are... | 0 | [
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How to read remote XML file the most efficiently way ?
===
i am developping a little app that retrieves an XML file, located on a remote server (http://xxxx.com/myfile.xml)
This file is relatively big, and it contains a big list of geolocations with other informations that i need to use for my app.
So i read this fi... | 0 | [
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Do I need to protect read access to an STL container in a multithreading environment?
===
I have one std::list<> container and these threads:
- One writer thread which adds elements indefinitely.
- One reader/writer thread which reads and removes elements while available.
- Several reader threads which ... | 0 | [
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Looking for a windows equivalent of the unix tail command
===
I'm looking for the equivalent of the unix 'tail' command that will allow me to watch the output of a log file while it is being written to. | 0 | [
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Does VS2008 built in web server (Cassini?) support SSL?
===
We are trying to get our .NET devs to use the built in VS2208 web server for web devlopment instaed of a local instance of IIS.
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Seriously, should I write bad PHP code?
===
I'm doing some PHP work recently, and in all the code I've seen, people tend to use few methods. (They also tend to use few variables, but that's another issue.) I was wondering why this is, and I found this note "A function call with one parameter and an empty function body... | 4 | [
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Using Delegates with Exchange Web Services
===
Has anyone used delegates with exchnage web services? I would like one user to be able to control other users' calendars in Exchange. I'm finding this problem to be a little tricky, and I'd like to see how others have been able to get it to work properly. | 0 | [
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I have headers in `<h1>` through `<h6>` tags. Is there a way that I can use JavaScript to generate a table of contents for the contents that serves as anchor tags as well? | 0 | [
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Can a WinForms app be configured to run as "x86" without recompiling?
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How to make a python, command-line program autocomplete arbitrary things NOT interpreter
===
I am aware of how to setup autocompletion of python objects in the python interpreter (on unix).
- Google shows many hits for explanations on how to do this.
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Problem with static library in C++
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I'm trying to use a static library created by me in Visual C++ 2005 (unmanaged C++). I declare one function "int myF(int a);" into a .h file, I implement it in a .cpp file, I compile it - the .lib file is produced.
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How do I preserve installed applications when migrating Ubuntu to another platform?
===
I'm looking at maybe moving from an older AMD64 to a new Intel dual-core which is 32 bit. Installation isn't a problem but can I transfer all the installed apps? I haven't been
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Default parameters with C++ constructors
===
Is it good practice to have a class constructor that uses default parameters, or should I use separate overloaded constructors? For example:
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Apply file structure diff/patch on remote system?
===
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J2ME widget library
===
I am starting to develop a J2ME app and the built-in GUI components of the java library are ugly and inflexible.
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===
When sending data over HTTPS, I know the content is encrypted, however I hear mixed answers about whether the headers are encrypted, or how much of the header is encrypted.
How much of HTTPS headers *are* encrypted?
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===
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String Operations in Java
===
I know this is a bit of a nooby question but are there equivelents to C#s string operations in Java?
specifically I'm Talking about
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Concurrency in RIA
===
This'll be my first question on this platform. I've done lots of development using Flex, WebORB and ASP.NET. We have solved Concurrency problems with messaging (Pessimistic Concurrency Control). This works pretty good but it also makes the whole application dependent of the messaging. No messagi... | 0 | [
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ListCellRenderer not Firing Events on Child Components
===
The following ListCellRenderer does not receive click events on the nested ComboBoxes. Do I need to enable something?
class FilterCellRenderer implements ListCellRenderer {
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Converting floating point to fixed point
===
In C++, what's the generic way to convert any floating point value (float) to fixed point (int, 16:16 or 24:8)? | 0 | [
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Command Line Password Prompt in PHP
===
I'm writing a command line tool to help my web app. It needs a password to connect to the service. I'd like the script to show a password prompt so I don't have to pass it as a command line argument.
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Continuous Integration with Nant
===
I am preparing to use continuous integration for the first time. I will be using Nant for the automated build and testing tasks, and am trying to find the appropriate CI tool to poll the repository and execute the Nant script.
I have so far loosely researched the following:
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How do I tell if a class property has a public set (.NET)?
===
I have this:
public string Log
{
get { return log; }
protected set
{
if (log != value)
{
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Can I show file copy progress using FileInfo.CopyTo in .NET?
===
I've created a copy utility in c# (.NET 2.0 Framework) that copies files, directories and recursive subdirectories etc. The program has a GUI that shows the current file being copied, the current file number (sequence), the total number of files to be co... | 0 | [
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copy tables from one database to another (MS SQL) with SQL
===
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XSLT: testing whether a certain type of non-null element exists... somewhere
===
I have XML that looks like
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<question-number>1</question-number>
<value>3</value>
<mean xsi:nil="1" />
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Get MAC address of wireless access point from C#
===
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Upgrading IIS 5.1 To IIS 6 on Windows XP
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Is it possible to update IIS on Windows XP from 5.1 to 6?
If so how?
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Errors in Aspect Oriented Programming with Policy Injection
===
When using Aspect Oriented Programming with Policy injection, how do you deal with policy errors gracefully in your design?
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Flex: Accessing functions / components accross mxml pages
===
For simplicity lets say I have two flex mxml pages.
form.mxml
button.mxml
If the form.mxml page had the following code, it should work fine:
<custom:SelectView dSource="{_thedata}" id="form" visible="false">
</custom:SelectView>
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