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Are data members allocated in the same memory space as their objects in C++?
===
Say I've got a class like this:
class Test
{
int x;
SomeClass s;
}
And I instantiate it like this:
Test* t = new Test;
Is x on the stack, or the heap? What about s? | 0 | [
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Test Data Builder pattern: more useful or more upkeep?
===
Let me start by saying I'm a huge fan of the elegance of this pattern -- I have a group of basic entities that I have implemented builders for (specifically for testing). However I have found (and this may be the caveat) that as my program evolved I kept havi... | 0 | [
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Automatically kill process that consume too much memory or stall on linux
===
Problem:
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- the process exceeds some memory requirements
- the process does not respond to a message from the "system" in some period of time
I assume... | 0 | [
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Best way to have a live readable config file in Asp.Net.
===
I need to tweak some variables (only in a development setting) without having to restart IIS or anything (so I assume Web.Config is the wrong place to put them). Where is the easiest place to put about 500 config settings that have to be read for every requ... | 0 | [
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Any IDEs for Javascript / HTML
===
Are there any IDEs for Javascript /HTML that allow visualizing the effects (like MochiKit), and streamline the website design process?
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SQL Server STATISTICS
===
So for this one project, we have a bunch of queries that are executed on a regular basis (every minute or so. I used the "Analyze Query in Database Engine " to check on them.
They are pretty simple:
select * from tablex where processed='0'
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===
Sometimes while debugging, I need to restart a service on a remote machine. Currently, I'm doing this via Remote Desktop. How can it be done from the command line on my local machine? | 0 | [
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Is it possible to enable compression with SQL Server 2005 Replication
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I am sending data across a link with very little bandwidth and I will probably be sending large data files.
I have Merge Replication and Snapshot replication configured at present.
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.Net Background worker process localization help
===
I am experiencing some weird behavior with localized messages reported from my background worker process in my windows forms application.
The application is a setup application with windows forms.
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Relocate JSF-generated javascript
===
I am using lots of commandLinks in my app. For them to work, JSF generates some wild Javascript ( `function dpf(f) {var adp...` ). Sadly, the script-tag destroys my layout. (It really does - I am sure about that).
Is there a way to force JSF to generate the script-tag somewhere... | 0 | [
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Synchronous dialogs in Flex?
===
How can I open a synchronous dialog in Flex? I need to call a function from an External Interface (JavaScript) that will open a simple dialog in the Flex application and returns an value according to the button the user has clicked (OK/Cancel).
So it should by a synchronous call to ... | 0 | [
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What Does the DRY Principle Actually Look Like in ASP.NET MVC?
===
I keep hearing about the DRY Principle and how it is so important in ASP.NET MVC, but when I do research on Google I don't seem to quite understand exactly how it applies to MVC.
From what I've read its not really the copy & paste code smell, which ... | 0 | [
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TIBCO EMS Failover reconnect for C# (TIBCO.EMS.dll)
===
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Visual Studio 2005 Designer not Adding controls to the aspx.Designer.cs
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I'm not a fan of the Designer, I prefer to code straight to the ASPX page. However, since a reformat (and leading up to the reformat), the designer.cs files have not been updating correctly when manually coding to the .aspx file. This means my... | 0 | [
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Grant Select on all Tables Owned By Specific User
===
I need to grant select permission for all tables owned by a specific user to another user. Can I do this with a single command along the lines of:
Grant Select on OwningUser.* to ReceivingUser
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Control Visual Studio plugins from the command line
===
Is there a way to control the addins Visual Studio 2008 loads via the command line?
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Is there a way to pass arguments to a query in CodeIgniter *without* using ActiveRecord?
===
This is what I'd like to do, but it doesn't seem possible:
function get_archives($limit, $offset)
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How do I obtain the physical (MAC) address of an IP address using C#?
===
From C#, I want to do the equivalent of the following:
arp -a |findstr 192.168.1.254
Alternatively, the answer could call the [SendARP][1] function and get the results.
This will allow my application to do some other processing that... | 0 | [
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Chart on MS Access 2003 ADP report
===
What's the best method of displaying report data in a chart format in an Access 2003 ADP project? I know this can be done in normal MDBs but this seems to use a Jet Crosstab query behind the scenes and this is not available in the ADP. I've experimented with the Office 11 Chart c... | 0 | [
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C# Fastest Convert from Collection to List<T>
===
What I'd like to avoid:
ManagementClass m = new ManagementClass("Win32_LogicalDisk");
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Detecting a Process is already running in windows using C# .net
===
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DBCC CHECKIDENT on a temporary table throwing permissions error for wrong user
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I'm logged into a SQL 2005 database as a non-sa user, 'bhk', that is a member of the 'public' server role only. The following code tries to execute within a stored procedure called by user 'bhk'. This line of code...
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Formats for Saving Vector-based 3D Graphics
===
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How can I add SQL Server database objects to TFS?
===
We don't currently have our SQL Server objects in any form of source control. We recently installed TFS 2008 and I'd like to get our SQL server code added. I think I could script all of the database and create script files for each object, but I'm hoping there is a... | 0 | [
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What are some good resources on DataMining?
===
What are some good resources for grokking the uses and theories behind DataMining?
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Is there a way to detect Flash playback progress, using the Flash ActiveX object, when progress is NOT on the main timeline?
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I've done some programming where I've embedded the Flash ActiveX control into my program. I'll play SWF files in a "playlist" provided by the user. Typically, I've kept a timer going that lo... | 0 | [
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MSBUILD Task Items in subdirectories: Are incremental builds not possible on these?
===
I have a simple Word to Pdf converter as an MSBuild Task. The task takes Word files (ITaskItems) as input and Pdf files (ITaskItems) as output. The script uses a Target transform for conversion:
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Help wanted on a regular expression !!
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I have the following regular expression :
I figured out most of the part which is as follows :
ValidationExpression="^[\u0020\u0027\u002C\u002D\u0030-\u0039\u0041-\u005A\u005F\u0061-\u007A\u00C0-\u00FF°./]{1,256}$"
u0020 : SPACE<br/>
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How do I hide a process in Task Manager in C#?
===
I have a requirement to hide a process in my Task Manager. It is for Intranet scenario. So, everything is legitimate. :)
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NHibernate database connections failing under load
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I was wondering if this seemed to familiar to any experience NHibernate developers or if someone could give me an idea as to where to start to try and resolve this issue:
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How to set session variable skip_unusable_indexes to true in a PL/SQL package to speed up a table delete/insert?
===
I'm trying to speed up a data load which is controlled via a PL/SQL stored procedure. I've programmatically altered the indexes for the table I want to refresh to be unusable. I want Oracle to ignore t... | 0 | [
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Method parameters value through Reflection
===
I am trying to log a method's parameters by using reflection. I read the [earlier question][1] posted about this issue on StackOverflow as well which pointed me to CLR API's.
Is it possible, someone can point me to the right direction, as to how will I get the values ... | 0 | [
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Why does GCC-Windows depend on cygwin?
===
I'm not a C++ developer, but I've always been interested in compilers, and I'm interested in tinkering with some of the GCC stuff (particularly LLVM).
On Windows, GCC requires a POSIX-emulation layer (cygwin or MinGW) to run correctly.
Why is that?
I use lots of othe... | 0 | [
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Row Offset in MS SQL Server
===
Is there any way in MS SQL Server to get the results starting at a given offset? For example, in another SQL server, it's possible to do:
SELECT * FROM MyTable OFFSET 50 LIMIT 25 to get results 50-74. This construct does not appear to exist in MS SQL.
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How do I get the version of an assembly without loading it?
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Two-way binding of Xml data to the WPF TreeView
===
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Creating an asp:button programatically
===
I'm using my code-behind page to create a save button programatically:
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btnSave.ID = "btnSave";
btnSave.Text = "Save";
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Mathematics and Game Programming
===
I want to program graphical 2D games more complex than the basic 2D stuff I already know. I don't want to do 3D programming. Just more complex 2D stuff. I dropped high school before I could learn a lot of stuff so I walked away with enough algebra knowledge to balance my checkbook ... | 0 | [
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Security, crytography: Stupid Challege - Response protocol??
===
Ok guys just a small game:
I have some specifications for a project. At some point they ask for the following to encrypt a password over the net, saying that it is a challenge response protocol:
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Java GUI Resolution Independant Scaling
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Internet Explorer 8 and CSS
===
Quick question. What do you think, I have a few sites that use a 3 level drop-down menu that will be broken if IE8 released with its current CSS standards in IE8 beta2. So do I take the time to redo those drop downs now? I realize that the way they rendered CSS changed completely betwe... | 0 | [
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Changing Targer Framework in Visual Studio 2008
===
What's the deal with VS?...I tried importing the Caching App Block and got the message...the assembly or one of it's dependencies your are trying to import requires a later version of .NET Framework......
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Visual Studio 2008 - Application closes when unhandled exception occurs.
===
I have a problem when an unhandeld exception occurs while debugging a WinForm VB.NET project.
The problem is that my application terminates and I have to start the application again, instead of retrying the action as was the case in VS2003... | 0 | [
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PL/SQL Evaluation Order
===
Howdy. Consider the following:
SQL> DECLARE
2 b1 BOOLEAN;
3 b2 BOOLEAN;
4 FUNCTION checkit RETURN BOOLEAN IS
5 BEGIN
6 dbms_output.put_line('inside checkit');
7 RETURN TRUE;
8 END checkit;
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UnauthorizedAccessException with IIS7
===
I'm trying to write a log file from an ASP.NET application under IIS7, but keep getting the following exception:
>UnauthorizedAccessException
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How do I format my oracle queries so the columns don't wrap?
===
I've tried this, but it doesn't work:
col * format a20000
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Can I specify my explicit type comparator inline?
===
So .NET 3.0/3.5 provides us with lots of new ways to query, sort, and manipulate data, thanks to all the neat functions supplied with LINQ. Sometimes, I need to compare user-defined types that don't have a built-in comparison operator. In many cases, the comparis... | 0 | [
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Programmatic solution to change navigation id to highlight current page ASP.NET
===
I am writing a website with Visual Studio 2008 and ASP.NET 3.5. I have a masterpage set up to simplify the layout and to keep the content pages for content rather than content and layout.
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In MySQL, is there any difference (performance-wise) between decimal and double?
===
In my database, I would like to store a decimal score. A score can have a value from 0 to 10, and values in between, such as 2.3 or 9.4.
I recently learned that **int** only stores whole numbers and not decimals. I found out that y... | 0 | [
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Calculating Revenue Per User
===
How would you guys go about calculating revenue per user for a recurring web service (they are billed each month)?
Typically, you would just take the total revenue and divide it by the total number of customers. With a recurring service, however, you have to take into consideration ... | 2 | [
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Are there anonymous, type-safe, generic delegate signatures in C# 2.0?
===
Consider the delegate for a generic `A` to `B` function:
public delegate B Fun<A, B>(A x);
I can then write a function that accepts and invokes the `Fun` delegate:
public static B invokeFun<A, B>(A x, Fun<A, B> f)
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How to link to a gzipped javascript in an html document?
===
I've seen a number of references to gzipping a javascript to save download time. *But* I also see a number of warnings that certain browsers do not support this.
I have two different methods at my disposal:
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C# List<> OrderBy Alphabetical Order
===
I'm using C# on Framework 3.5. I'm looking to quickly sort a Generic List<>. For the sake of this example lets say I have a List of a Person type with a property of lastname. How would I sort this List using a lambda expression?
List<Person> people = PopulateList();
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Rake aborting with error
===
Trying to setup the exception_logger plugin on a production server. Everything worked fine on the dev machine. Trying to rake db:migrate on the prod server and i get this error:
rake aborted!
no such file to load -- pagination
What am i missing?
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How Do You Handle Validation In Silverlight?
===
How have you decided to handle data/control validation in your silverlight applications? | 0 | [
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What is the most useful script you've written for everyday life?
===
Just wondering what little scripts/programs people here have written that helps one with his or her everyday life (aka not work related).
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Team Foundation Server (TFS) File Difference viewer - how to split horizontally
===
I am using Team Foundation Server (TFS) for Visual Studio 2005.
Whenever i wish to compare two file's versions TFS displays a window with the differences.
**The problem is that it is always splitted vertically.**
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Named Entity Recognition Libraries for Java
===
I am looking for a simple but "good enough" Named Entity Recognition library (and dictionary) for java, I am looking to process emails and documents and extract some "basic information" like:
Names, places, Address and Dates
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How to convert ArrayList to an array of structure?
===
Here I have:
Public Structure MyStruct
Public Name as String
Public Content as String
End Structure
Dim oStruct as MyStruct = New MyStruct()
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Upgrading a ASP.NET 1.1 Web Service using the WSE 2.0 to .NET 3.5
===
We recently upgraded an application that that contained web services using the WSE 2.0 to .NET 3.5. When we converted the project in Visual Studio 2008, It did not mention anything about the removing and/or modifying the WSE 2.0 namespaces. Here i... | 0 | [
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Add a CheckBox column to a GridView with persistence
===
I have an ASP.NET application that displays various views into a largish database of protein sequences. As a visitor browses the data, I'd like for them to be able to select a CheckBox in the GridView row to flag sequences for later download as a zipped text fi... | 0 | [
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What's the difference between "&> foo" and "> foo 2>&1"?
===
There seem to be two bash idioms for redirecting STDOUT and STDERR to a file:
fooscript &> foo
... and ...
fooscript > foo 2>&1
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how can an .ASPX page get its file system path?
===
I have a page something.aspx, with associated codebehind something.aspx.cs. In that codebehind, I want to know the filesystem location of something.aspx. Is there any convenient way to get it? | 0 | [
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How do I start reading the PHP source code?
===
Available [on the PHP downloads page][1], the PHP source code is absolutely mystifying to me. The thing is, I'd like to learn more about it, so I can avoid making [Schlemiel-style][2] mistakes.
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MS SQL datetime prior than 1/1/1900
===
Surely there is a way to store a date value prior than 1-1-1900 in a column other than varchar? Or do I really have to break this out, and perform my own datetime library for date differences, sorting, and such?
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How to assign keyboard shortcut to Source Control commands in Visual Studio 2008?
===
I use Visual C++ 2008 in Visual Studio 2008. I frequently use the following command to diff an open file against its most recent checked-in version:
File | Source Control | Compare...
I can also do the same thing by clicki... | 0 | [
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Catching exceptions with tomcat and a servlet
===
I have set-up tomcat to catch all my exceptions and pass them to a servlet with the following in web.xml.
<servlet-mapping>
<servlet-name>exception</servlet-name>
<url-pattern>/exception</url-pattern>
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TFS Get Specific Version addin
===
I am looking for an addin that will allow me to click a button on the VS toolbar and the following actions should happen.
1. On the highlighted project/folder/item from either Source Control Explorer or Solution Explorer, do a 'Get Specific Version'
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What's the best version control system for handling projects with graphics?
===
I'm part of a small team (usually just two people), I handle the code, he handles the graphic design. In the past I've used CVS to handle version control of the code files, and while we've included the graphics in the repository, he hasn'... | 2 | [
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Which Version of StringComparer to use
===
If I want to have a case-insensitive string-keyed dictionary, which version of StringComparer should I use given these constraints:
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Data Types supported in visual studio 2008
===
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mosso versus gogrid which is better?
===
I have reasonable experience to manage my own server, so gogrid style management is not a problem. But seems mosso is a tag cheaper somewhat- except the very difficult to access compute cycles terms. Anyone could share about this would be very welcomed. | 0 | [
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C# Custom ListView
===
Does anyone have any info on creating/drawing a customised ListView object?
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Do you know how to execute storeprocedure using Castle.ActiveRecord?
===
I believe there is a discussion on this very topic somewhere on the net but I happen to lost the url even googling doesn't help.
What I might try right now would be
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ASP.NET Web Dev: Map one directory to another?
===
We are thinking of renaming our web directory schema to be more user friendly. However, we need any URL requests for the old directory structure to forward to the new one. so....
How do I forward requests for all of these:
http://mydomain.com/OLDdirname/
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Online Computer Science articles repository?
===
When I need some complex algorithm I first check if there's anything relevant already published on the Internet. 10 times out of 10 I'll find that someone already have figured out a solution much smarter than what I would have thought of.
Apart from a generic Google... | 0 | [
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Delphi TThread.CurrentThread and EAccessViolation - Is This a Bug or My Incompetence..?
===
In Delphi 2009 I'm finding that any time I use TThread.CurrentThread in an application, I'll get an error message like the following when the application closes:
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Marshal C++ struct array into C#
===
I have the following struct in C++:
#define MAXCHARS 15
typedef struct
{
char data[MAXCHARS];
int prob[MAXCHARS];
} LPRData;
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Analysis Service - Proactive caching failing
===
For a while the proactive caching process successfully sync the OLAP databse and then is starts giving the following error 'Errors in the OLAP storage engine: The attribute key cannot be found:' followed by spesific data related information. I do not however have a prob... | 0 | [
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Is it safe to just copy a SVN repository to an external HDD?
===
Right now, my SVN repository is on my laptop's HDD (although I use a code hosting service for more "critical" personal projects) and I just copy the directory over on a weekly basis (which will eventually be scripted or perhaps I'll make an app for the h... | 0 | [
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Expose Java class as SOAP WebService - how ?
===
I am looking for a framework to turn given Java class into WebService (may be with some limitations on method parameters etc)
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How should one unit test the hashCode-equals contract?
===
In a nutshell, the hashCode contract, according to Java's object.hashCode():
1. The hash code shouldn't change unless something affecting equals() changes
2. equals() implies hash codes are ==
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ASP.NET GridView CommandField Update/Cancel does not wrap
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My question is on the ASP.NET GridView control. I am using a CommandField in the Columns tag as seen below.
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Inheriting from an ASP.NET web control: "Element <name> is not a known element"
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I'm attempting to create a custom calendar control that inherits from ASP.Net's built in calendar user control.
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Caching Application Block Error
===
Has anyone seen this error before?
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Do you personally identify with your code?
===
On the latest episode of the Stack Overflow podcast ([episode #25][1]), [Steve Yeggie][2] mentioned how bad it was to get emotional with your favorite framework, language, technology, etc.
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Simple animation using C#/Windows Forms
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I've created a language pack for a site before, but I'm not sure if what I'm doing is the best method.
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Custom error pages in Reporting Services 2008
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Quality windows ASP.NET + SQL Server 2005 Web Hosting
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How well do Eclipse and Netbeans coexist?
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I would like to have both Eclipse and Netbeans (with JUnit) installed on one system, so I can be somewhat familiar with both.
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XML schema for elements with same name but different sub-structure depending on context
===
I try to define a schema for XML documents I receive.
The documents look like:
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How to connect my Spring + Hibernate based application backend with pure HTML and AJAX based client?
===
I'd like to call methods of my DAOs by AJAX. I'm quite new in that so I would like to ask what is the best way to do that. Is it possible to publish my beans as web services and call them with e.g. jQuery? I think... | 0 | [
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Prevent views stealing focus / settign focus to a view
===
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How do I add an extra source directory that will be used by the maven-jxr-plugin?
===
I'm using the build-helper-maven-plugin to add it to my build, but I'd
like to see the XREF source for this extra source directory as well.
FYI:
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What is the best control to use to display items from a database?
===
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Best XML Parser for PHP
===
I have used the XML Parser before, and even though it worked OK, I wasn't happy with it in general, it felt like I was using workarounds for things that should be basic functionality.
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How to run included tests on deployed pylons application
===
I have installed pylons based application from egg, so it sits somewhere under /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages. I see that the tests are packaged too and I would like to run them (to catch a problem that shows up on deployed application but not on developme... | 0 | [
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ASP.NET multi language website?
===
How can I transform a website to be able to handle multi language (example : english, french, spanish)?
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