Closed gghai closed 10 years ago
grechaw
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10 years ago So in the latest round of seed-data additions, I introduced some characters that are not handled properly on windows still. I'm pruning them for EA-2, expecting to have to return to thsi issue for MS-3
popzip
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10 years ago does some portion of dbLoad work right now on Windows, and some records fail?
grechaw
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10 years ago it halts on a failure, which currently is about halfway through the questions. I guess I could keep running on a failure, but that would obscure the real issue. I'm removing obstacles now to verify it can load everything.
grechaw
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10 years ago A fix is in PR for this now.
grechaw
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10 years ago This is fixed but not in the RC at this time.
gghai
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10 years ago Tried gradle tasks app server and dbLoad individually . Working as expected on windows after the fix . Thanks Charles
Connected to the daemon. Dispatching Build{id=b013a1ba-5c6e-45a0-b275-51204ebc4e98.1, currentDir=C:\marklogic-samplestack\appserver\java-spring} request. The client will now receive all logging from the daemon (pid: 7260). The daemon log file: C:\Users\gghai.gradle\daemon\1.12\daemon-7260.out.log Executing build with daemon context: DefaultDaemonContext[uid=35e7cc95-e1a1-4b50-ad6d-3373dd034340,javaHome=C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_45,daemonRegistryDir=C:\Users\gghai.gradle\daemon,pid=7260,idleTimeout=10800000,daemonOpts=-XX:MaxPermSize=256m,-XX:+HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError,-Xmx1024m,-Dfile.encoding=windows-1252] Starting Build ================================================ Start building buildSrc In-memory cache of C:\marklogic-samplestack\appserver\java-spring\buildSrc.gradle\1.12\taskArtifacts\fileHashes.bin: Size{182}, CacheStats{hitCount=0, missCount=0, loadSuccessCount=0, loadExceptionCount=0, totalLoadTime=0, evictionCount=0} In-memory cache of C:\marklogic-samplestack\appserver\java-spring\buildSrc.gradle\1.12\taskArtifacts\outputFileStates.bin: Size{2}, CacheStats{hitCount=0, missCount=0, loadSuccessCount=0, loadExceptionCount=0, totalLoadTime=0, evictionCount=0} In-memory cache of C:\marklogic-samplestack\appserver\java-spring\buildSrc.gradle\1.12\taskArtifacts\fileSnapshots.bin: Size{4}, CacheStats{hitCount=0, missCount=0, loadSuccessCount=0, loadExceptionCount=0, totalLoadTime=0, evictionCount=0} In-memory cache of C:\marklogic-samplestack\appserver\java-spring\buildSrc.gradle\1.12\taskArtifacts\taskArtifacts.bin: Size{2}, CacheStats{hitCount=0, missCount=0, loadSuccessCount=0, loadExceptionCount=0, totalLoadTime=0, evictionCount=0} Evaluating root project 'buildSrc' using build file 'C:\marklogic-samplestack\appserver\java-spring\buildSrc\build.gradle'. Selected primary task 'build' :compileJava (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :buildSrc:compileJava Skipping task ':compileJava' as it has no source files. :buildSrc:compileJava UP-TO-DATE :compileJava (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 0.0 secs. :compileGroovy (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :buildSrc:compileGroovy Skipping task ':compileGroovy' as it is up-to-date (took 0.13 secs). :buildSrc:compileGroovy UP-TO-DATE :compileGroovy (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 0.13 secs. :processResources (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :buildSrc:processResources Skipping task ':processResources' as it has no source files. :buildSrc:processResources UP-TO-DATE :processResources (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 0.0 secs. :classes (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :buildSrc:classes Skipping task ':classes' as it has no actions. :buildSrc:classes UP-TO-DATE :classes (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 0.01 secs. :jar (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :buildSrc:jar Skipping task ':jar' as it is up-to-date (took 0.02 secs). :buildSrc:jar UP-TO-DATE :jar (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 0.02 secs. :assemble (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :buildSrc:assemble Skipping task ':assemble' as it has no actions. :buildSrc:assemble UP-TO-DATE :assemble (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 0.0 secs. :compileTestJava (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :buildSrc:compileTestJava Skipping task ':compileTestJava' as it has no source files. :buildSrc:compileTestJava UP-TO-DATE :compileTestJava (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 0.0 secs. :compileTestGroovy (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :buildSrc:compileTestGroovy Skipping task ':compileTestGroovy' as it has no source files. :buildSrc:compileTestGroovy UP-TO-DATE :compileTestGroovy (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 0.0 secs. :processTestResources (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :buildSrc:processTestResources Skipping task ':processTestResources' as it has no source files. :buildSrc:processTestResources UP-TO-DATE :processTestResources (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 0.0 secs. :testClasses (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :buildSrc:testClasses Skipping task ':testClasses' as it has no actions. :buildSrc:testClasses UP-TO-DATE :testClasses (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 0.0 secs. :test (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :buildSrc:test file or directory 'C:\marklogic-samplestack\appserver\java-spring\buildSrc\build\classes\test', not found Skipping task ':test' as it has no source files. :buildSrc:test UP-TO-DATE :test (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 0.01 secs. :check (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :buildSrc:check Skipping task ':check' as it has no actions. :buildSrc:check UP-TO-DATE :check (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 0.0 secs. :build (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :buildSrc:build Skipping task ':build' as it has no actions. :buildSrc:build UP-TO-DATE :build (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 0.0 secs. Stopped 0 compiler daemon(s). ================================================ Finished building buildSrc Settings evaluated using settings file 'C:\marklogic-samplestack\appserver\java-spring\settings.gradle'. Projects loaded. Root project using build file 'C:\marklogic-samplestack\appserver\java-spring\build.gradle'. Included projects: [root project 'samplestack'] In-memory cache of C:\marklogic-samplestack\appserver\java-spring.gradle\1.12\taskArtifacts\fileHashes.bin: Size{4216}, CacheStats{hitCount=0, missCount=0, loadSuccessCount=0, loadExceptionCount=0, totalLoadTime=0, evictionCount=0} In-memory cache of C:\marklogic-samplestack\appserver\java-spring.gradle\1.12\taskArtifacts\outputFileStates.bin: Size{11}, CacheStats{hitCount=0, missCount=0, loadSuccessCount=0, loadExceptionCount=0, totalLoadTime=0, evictionCount=0} In-memory cache of C:\marklogic-samplestack\appserver\java-spring.gradle\1.12\taskArtifacts\fileSnapshots.bin: Size{20}, CacheStats{hitCount=0, missCount=0, loadSuccessCount=0, loadExceptionCount=0, totalLoadTime=0, evictionCount=0} In-memory cache of C:\marklogic-samplestack\appserver\java-spring.gradle\1.12\taskArtifacts\taskArtifacts.bin: Size{8}, CacheStats{hitCount=0, missCount=0, loadSuccessCount=0, loadExceptionCount=0, totalLoadTime=0, evictionCount=0} Evaluating root project 'samplestack' using build file 'C:\marklogic-samplestack\appserver\java-spring\build.gradle'. Configuring agent All projects evaluated. Selected primary task 'appserver' Tasks to be executed: [task ':compileJava', task ':compileGroovy', task ':processResources', task ':classes', task ':jar', task ':bootRepackage', task ':dbConfigureClean', task ':dbInit', task ':dbConfigure', task ':props', task ':compileTestJava', task ':compileTestGroovy', task ':processTestResources', task ':testClasses', task ':test', task ':assemble', task ':dbLoad', task ':findMainClass', task ':bootRun', task ':clean', task ':appserver'] :compileJava (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :compileJava Adding implicit managed exclusion rules to starter DefaultExternalModuleDependency{group='org.springframework.boot', name='spring-boot-starter-security', version='1.1.4.RELEASE', configuration='default'} Adding implicit managed exclusion rules to starter DefaultExternalModuleDependency{group='org.springframework.boot', name='spring-boot-starter-web', version='1.1.4.RELEASE', configuration='default'} Adding implicit managed exclusion rules to starter DefaultExternalModuleDependency{group='org.springframework.boot', name='spring-boot-starter-jetty', version='1.1.4.RELEASE', configuration='default'} Skipping task ':compileJava' as it is up-to-date (took 0.58 secs). :compileJava UP-TO-DATE :compileJava (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 0.58 secs. :compileGroovy (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :compileGroovy Skipping task ':compileGroovy' as it has no source files. :compileGroovy UP-TO-DATE :compileGroovy (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 0.0 secs. :processResources (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :processResources Skipping task ':processResources' as it is up-to-date (took 0.02 secs). :processResources UP-TO-DATE :processResources (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 0.02 secs. :classes (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :classes Skipping task ':classes' as it has no actions. :classes UP-TO-DATE :classes (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 0.0 secs. :jar (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :jar Executing task ':jar' (up-to-date check took 0.17 secs) due to: Output file C:\marklogic-samplestack\appserver\java-spring\build\libs\samplestack-1.0.0-ea2.jar has changed. :jar (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 0.39 secs. :bootRepackage (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :bootRepackage Executing task ':bootRepackage' (up-to-date check took 0.0 secs) due to: Task has not declared any outputs. Setting mainClass: null Adding implicit managed exclusion rules to starter DefaultExternalModuleDependency{group='org.springframework.boot', name='spring-boot-starter-security', version='1.1.4.RELEASE', configuration='default'} Adding implicit managed exclusion rules to starter DefaultExternalModuleDependency{group='org.springframework.boot', name='spring-boot-starter-web', version='1.1.4.RELEASE', configuration='default'} Adding implicit managed exclusion rules to starter DefaultExternalModuleDependency{group='org.springframework.boot', name='spring-boot-starter-jetty', version='1.1.4.RELEASE', configuration='default'} :bootRepackage (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 0.43 secs. :dbConfigureClean (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :dbConfigureClean Executing task ':dbConfigureClean' (up-to-date check took 0.0 secs) due to: Task has not declared any outputs. :dbConfigureClean (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 1.5 secs. :dbInit (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :dbInit Executing task ':dbInit' (up-to-date check took 0.0 secs) due to: Task has not declared any outputs. Server already secured. Initialization skipped. Server already secured. Initialization skipped Creating users, roles, and privileges if absent... [error:[message:MANAGE-CONFLICTINGCONFIG: (err:FOER0000) A conflict has been detected: User exists., message-code:MANAGE-CONFLICTINGCONFIG, status-code:400, status:Bad Request]] [error:[message:MANAGE-CONFLICTINGCONFIG: (err:FOER0000) A conflict has been detected: User exists., message-code:MANAGE-CONFLICTINGCONFIG, status-code:400, status:Bad Request]] [error:[message:MANAGE-CONFLICTINGCONFIG: (err:FOER0000) A conflict has been detected: User exists., message-code:MANAGE-CONFLICTINGCONFIG, status-code:400, status:Bad Request]] [error:[message:Your bootstrap payload caused the server to throw an error. Underlying error message: REST-INVALIDPARAM: (err:FOER0000) Invalid parameter: Port 8006 is in use., message-code:RESTAPI-INVALIDCONTENT, status-code:400, status:Bad Request]] :dbInit (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 5.181 secs. :dbConfigure (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) started. :dbConfigure Executing task ':dbConfigure' (up-to-date check took 0.8 secs) due to: Output file C:\marklogic-samplestack\appserver\java-spring\build\database has changed. Output file C:\marklogic-samplestack\appserver\java-spring\build\database\2646093.json has been removed. Output file C:\marklogic-samplestack\appserver\java-spring\build\database\2448274.json has been removed. All input files are considered out-of-date for incremental task ':dbConfigure'. ALL inputs considered out of date Putting database configuration database-properties.json Saving Database Configuration Success: 204 No handler for file C:\marklogic-samplestack\database\LICENSE No handler for file C:\marklogic-samplestack\database\README.md Configuring Properties Success: 204 Putting library extension tagged-with.xqy Saving extension C:/marklogic-samplestack/database/ext/tagged-with.xqy Success: 204 Putting search options contributors.json Saving options C:/marklogic-samplestack/database/options/contributors Success: 204 Putting search options questions.json Saving options C:/marklogic-samplestack/database/options/questions Success: 204 Putting search options tags.json Saving options C:/marklogic-samplestack/database/options/tags Success: 204 Skipping security configurationrest-reader.json Skipping security configurationsem Skipping security configurationsamplestack-guest.json Skipping security configurationsamplestack-writer.json Skipping security 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PUT a JSON object to /contributors/036d30e2-af79-47b1-8aa9-6e04b8dcc8d0.json POSTING JSON {"websiteUrl":"http://website.com/grechaw", "reputation":0, "displayName":"grechaw", "aboutMe":"Some text about a basic user", "id":"036d30e2-af79-47b1-8aa9-6e04b8dcc8d0", "location":null, "userName":"cgreer@marklogic.com"} PUT a JSON object to /contributors/1019976.json POSTING JSON {"id":"1019976", "reputation":"363", "displayName":"shanebp", "aboutMe":null, "websiteUrl":null, "location":null} PUT a JSON object to /contributors/1030605.json POSTING JSON {"id":"1030605", "reputation":"1", "displayName":"user1030605", "aboutMe":null, "websiteUrl":null, "location":null} PUT a JSON object to /contributors/1140270.json POSTING JSON {"id":"1140270", "reputation":"6", "displayName":"armanso", "aboutMe":"", "websiteUrl":null, "location":null} PUT a JSON object to /contributors/1154210.json POSTING JSON {"id":"1154210", "reputation":"1", "displayName":"Anton Bukarev", "aboutMe":null, "websiteUrl":null, "location":null} PUT a JSON object to /contributors/1178820.json POSTING JSON {"id":"1178820", "reputation":"709", "displayName":"Francesca", "aboutMe":"
I'm a 21 year old web design student, currently on placement as a junior client-side developer.
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\n\nI'm an IT consultant, primarily working on projects for 'Wall Street' firms. I'm also the firm's in-house web developer and server admin, responsible for our internal web applications.
\n\nYou can contact me through my <a href=\"https://plus.google.com/108232133950129763782\" rel=\"nofollow\">Google Plus Profile - look for the 'Send an Email' link on the lower right hand side of the main panel.
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\n\nPS Bite me Post Nazi's
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\n", "websiteUrl":null, "location":"San Jose, CA"} PUT a JSON object to /contributors/4ba3af66-26fb-42b3-a1ed-d833b57e6a54.json POSTING JSON {"websiteUrl":"http://website.com/grechaw", "reputation":0, "displayName":"maryUser", "aboutMe":"Some text about a basic user", "id":"4ba3af66-26fb-42b3-a1ed-d833b57e6a54", "location":null, "userName":"maryAdmin@marklogic.com", "votes":[]} PUT a JSON object to /contributors/4d641384-0b79-4b3e-bb0d-a6bec9049633.json POSTING JSON {"websiteUrl":"http://website.com/grechaw", "reputation":0, "displayName":"grechaw", "aboutMe":"Some text about a basic user", "id":"4d641384-0b79-4b3e-bb0d-a6bec9049633", "location":null, "userName":"cgreer@marklogic.com"} PUT a JSON object to /contributors/506347.json POSTING JSON {"id":"506347", "reputation":"14", "displayName":"zeroonezeroone", "aboutMe":"", "websiteUrl":null, "location":null} PUT a JSON object to /contributors/511002.json POSTING JSON {"id":"511002", "reputation":"36", "displayName":"derek.thompson", "aboutMe":"", "websiteUrl":null, "location":null} PUT a JSON object to /contributors/548928.json POSTING JSON {"id":"548928", "reputation":"6", "displayName":"user548928", "aboutMe":null, "websiteUrl":null, "location":null} PUT a JSON object to /contributors/668734.json POSTING JSON {"id":"668734", "reputation":"250", "displayName":"Fabien", "aboutMe":"", "websiteUrl":null, "location":null} PUT a JSON object to /contributors/738224.json POSTING JSON {"id":"738224", "reputation":"415", "displayName":"suweller", "aboutMe":"", "websiteUrl":null, "location":null} PUT a JSON object to /contributors/851029.json POSTING JSON {"id":"851029", "reputation":"1845", "displayName":"JR Galia", "aboutMe":"Computer literate.
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\n\nMade <a href=\"http://youcast.codeplex.com\" rel=\"nofollow\">YouCast, an open sourced application that makes YouTube subscribable as a podcast.
\n\nCurrently Senior Software Engineer at <a href=\"http://www.aorato.com/\" rel=\"nofollow\">Aorato
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\n\n\n- Big Data
\n- Augmented Reality
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\n- 2D/3D Simulation & Virtual Reality serious games
\n- 3D Graphics
\n- HTML5 for offline mobile apps
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\n", "websiteUrl":null, "location":"Cambridge, MA"} PUT a JSON object to /contributors/979055.json POSTING JSON {"id":"979055", "reputation":"106", "displayName":"litil", "aboutMe":"Developer/Teacher: Java, Android, Hibernate, ExtJS
\n", "websiteUrl":null, "location":"Paris, France"} PUT a JSON object to /contributors/984142.json POSTING JSON {"id":"984142", "reputation":"1", "displayName":"user984142", "aboutMe":null, "websiteUrl":null, "location":null} PUT a JSON object to /contributors/999282.json POSTING JSON {"id":"999282", "reputation":"1", "displayName":"user999282", "aboutMe":null, "websiteUrl":null, "location":null} PUT a JSON object to /contributors/cf99542d-f024-4478-a6dc-7e723a51b040.json POSTING JSON {"websiteUrl":"http://website.com/grechaw", "reputation":0, "displayName":"joeUser", "aboutMe":"Some text about a basic user", "id":"cf99542d-f024-4478-a6dc-7e723a51b040", "location":null, "userName":"joeUser@marklogic.com", "votes":[]} PUT RDF data to graph /dbpedia/categories.nt PUT RDF data to graph /dbpedia/resources.nt PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068469.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068469", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T16:03:36.747", "body": "\n\nWhen I right click on ASP.NET development server, it says \nhttp://localhost:1394/testing \nas the ROOT URL. This does not go well with my code. I think the main reason is my code assumes it is in the root folder, and things start breaking when that is not the case. If I deploy this website, then it all works, but I lose my debugging capabilities. Is there a way I can make it skip the name of the folder (which is \"testing\" in this case)?\n\nI am using virtual URL. Things break on virtual urls, not on static ones. (But virtual url works fine when deployed, and make sure it is in the root folder, otherwise it will not work.) \n\nHere are the issues I am facing on virtual url's. Images are broken, if I right click on them, it lists the url without the folder-name http://localhost:1394/images/xyz.jpg instead of http://localhost:1394/testing/images/xyz.jpg. If I click on an asp:button, it postbacks to http://localhost:1394/storecategory/virtualcategory.aspx instead of http://localhost:1394/testing/storecategory/virtualcategory.aspx. So, you see it is eating up testing from the url, so I wanted to see if there is a way I can make http://localhost:1394/ as the url instead of http://localhost:1394/testing/. \n\nPlease let me know if this is confusing. ", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T17:13:04.817", "title": "visual studio debugging - url includes foldername - breaking my code", "tags": [ "asp.net" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068472.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068472", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T16:04:53.773", "body": "\n\nI have a WSE 3.0 based web service, and a WinForms client application that makes use of the types defined in that service's References.cs, but subclasses them to provide some additional functionality required by the client.\n\nHowever, when I pass an instance of the subclass back to the web service, even though I explicitly cast back to the original type, I get the dreaded:\n\nUse the XmlInclude or SoapInclude attribute to specify types that are not known statically.\n\nin reference to my derived type.\n\nCode summary:\n\n\tpublic class DefinedInReferenceCs\n\t{ \n\t // ... \n\t}\n\t\n\tpublic class ClientSubclass : DefinedInReferenceCs\n\t{\n\t // My extra stuff\n\t}\n\t\n\tpublic class MyClient\n\t{\n\t public CallTheWebService(ClientSubclass obj)\n\t {\n\t // obj is an instance of ClientSubclass, cast as DefinedInReferenceCs\n\t svc.MyMethod((DefinedInReferenceCs)obj); \n\t // Throws an exception complaining that ClientSubclass is not statically known\n\t }\n\t}\n\t\n\nI can get around this by explicitly creating a DefinedInReferenceCs instance and performing a deep copy of the relevant fields. Is there a better way?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T19:58:44.407", "title": "Derived type unknown to WSE 3.0 web service", "tags": [ "web-services", "xml-serialization", "wse3.0" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068473.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068473", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T16:04:59.403", "body": "\n\ni have been in the RDBMS world for many years now but wish to explore the whole nosql movement. so here's my first question:\n\nis it bad practice to have the possibility of duplicate keys? for example, an address book keyed off of last name (most probably search item?) could have multiple entities. is it bad practice to use the last name then? is the key supposed to be the most \"searchable\" definition of the entity? are there any resources for \"best practices\" in this whole new world (for me)?\n\ni'm intrigued by tokyo cabinet (and specifically the tc interface) but don't know how to iterate through different entities that have the same key (e.g. see above). i can only get the first entity. anyway, thanks in advance for the help", "lastActivityDate": "2014-03-07T17:40:36.617", "title": "key/value (general) and tokyo cabinet (python tc-specific) question", "tags": [ "python", "tokyo-cabinet" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201403", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068482.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068482", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T16:06:13.083", "body": "\n\nI was given this WPF application, when I tried to run the program in Debug mode it would crash before getting to Windows1.xml. I later tried running in Release Mode and it would run successfully. I narrowed it down to that, I needed to turn on \"Optimize Code\" for it to work.\n\nNote: Breakpoints, stepping into from debug, and stopping on throw exceptions don't work.\n\nEdit: The exception was WPF (very popular & not helpful) generic exception:\n\n{\"Cannot create instance of 'Main' defined in assembly 'VCell2, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'. Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation. Error in markup file 'Window1.xaml' Line 1 Position 9.\"} \n Source=\"PresentationFramework\"\n LineNumber=1\n LinePosition=9\n\nEdit: The inner - inner exception:\n{\"The specified module could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E)\":null}\n\nHere was the stack trace I was getting:\n\n\t at System.Windows.Markup.XamlParseException.ThrowException(String message, Exception innerException, Int32 lineNumber, Int32 linePosition, Uri baseUri, XamlObjectIds currentXamlObjectIds, XamlObjectIds contextXamlObjectIds, Type objectType)\n\t at System.Windows.Markup.XamlParseException.ThrowException(ParserContext parserContext, Int32 lineNumber, Int32 linePosition, String message, Exception innerException)\n\t at System.Windows.Markup.BamlRecordReader.ThrowExceptionWithLine(String message, Exception innerException)\n\t at System.Windows.Markup.BamlRecordReader.CreateInstanceFromType(Type type, Int16 typeId, Boolean throwOnFail)\n\t at System.Windows.Markup.BamlRecordReader.GetElementAndFlags(BamlElementStartRecord bamlElementStartRecord, Object& element, ReaderFlags& flags, Type& delayCreatedType, Int16& delayCreatedTypeId)\n\t at System.Windows.Markup.BamlRecordReader.BaseReadElementStartRecord(BamlElementStartRecord bamlElementRecord)\n\t at System.Windows.Markup.BamlRecordReader.ReadElementStartRecord(BamlElementStartRecord bamlElementRecord)\n\t at System.Windows.Markup.BamlRecordReader.ReadRecord(BamlRecord bamlRecord)\n\t at System.Windows.Markup.BamlRecordReader.Read(Boolean singleRecord)\n\t at System.Windows.Markup.TreeBuilderBamlTranslator.ParseFragment()\n\t at System.Windows.Markup.TreeBuilder.Parse()\n\t at System.Windows.Markup.XamlReader.LoadBaml(Stream stream, ParserContext parserContext, Object parent, Boolean closeStream)\n\t at System.Windows.Application.LoadBamlStreamWithSyncInfo(Stream stream, ParserContext pc)\n\t at System.Windows.Application.LoadComponent(Uri resourceLocator, Boolean bSkipJournaledProperties)\n\t at System.Windows.Application.DoStartup()\n\t at System.Windows.Application.<.ctor>b__0(Object unused)\n\t at System.Windows.Threading.ExceptionWrapper.InternalRealCall(Delegate callback, Object args, Boolean isSingleParameter)\n\t at System.Windows.Threading.ExceptionWrapper.TryCatchWhen(Object source, Delegate callback, Object args, Boolean isSingleParameter, Delegate catchHandler)\n\t at System.Windows.Threading.Dispatcher.WrappedInvoke(Delegate callback, Object args, Boolean isSingleParameter, Delegate catchHandler)\n\t at System.Windows.Threading.DispatcherOperation.InvokeImpl()\n\t at System.Windows.Threading.DispatcherOperation.InvokeInSecurityContext(Object state)\n\t at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.runTryCode(Object userData)\n\t at System.Runtime.CompilerServices.RuntimeHelpers.ExecuteCodeWithGuaranteedCleanup(TryCode code, CleanupCode backoutCode, Object userData)\n\t at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.RunInternal(ExecutionContext executionContext, ContextCallback callback, Object state)\n\t at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.Run(ExecutionContext executionContext, ContextCallback callback, Object state)\n\t at System.Windows.Threading.DispatcherOperation.Invoke()\n\t at System.Windows.Threading.Dispatcher.ProcessQueue()\n\t at System.Windows.Threading.Dispatcher.WndProcHook(IntPtr hwnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr wParam, IntPtr lParam, Boolean& handled)\n\t at MS.Win32.HwndWrapper.WndProc(IntPtr hwnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr wParam, IntPtr lParam, Boolean& handled)\n\t at MS.Win32.HwndSubclass.DispatcherCallbackOperation(Object o)\n\t at System.Windows.Threading.ExceptionWrapper.InternalRealCall(Delegate callback, Object args, Boolean isSingleParameter)\n\t at System.Windows.Threading.ExceptionWrapper.TryCatchWhen(Object source, Delegate callback, Object args, Boolean isSingleParameter, Delegate catchHandler)\n\t at System.Windows.Threading.Dispatcher.WrappedInvoke(Delegate callback, Object args, Boolean isSingleParameter, Delegate catchHandler)\n\t at System.Windows.Threading.Dispatcher.InvokeImpl(DispatcherPriority priority, TimeSpan timeout, Delegate method, Object args, Boolean isSingleParameter)\n\t at System.Windows.Threading.Dispatcher.Invoke(DispatcherPriority priority, Delegate method, Object arg)\n\t at MS.Win32.HwndSubclass.SubclassWndProc(IntPtr hwnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr wParam, IntPtr lParam)\n\t at MS.Win32.UnsafeNativeMethods.DispatchMessage(MSG& msg)\n\t at System.Windows.Threading.Dispatcher.PushFrameImpl(DispatcherFrame frame)\n\t at System.Windows.Threading.Dispatcher.PushFrame(DispatcherFrame frame)\n\t at System.Windows.Threading.Dispatcher.Run()\n\t at System.Windows.Application.RunDispatcher(Object ignore)\n\t at System.Windows.Application.RunInternal(Window window)\n\t at System.Windows.Application.Run(Window window)\n\t at System.Windows.Application.Run()\n\t at VCell2.App.Main() in C:\Users\wandrus\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\VCell2\VCell2\obj\Debug\App.g.cs:line 0\n\t\n\nEdit I've tried running it windbg (don't know if I'm doing this correctly)\n\n\tModLoad: 77310000 773b0000 C:\Windows\system32\ADVAPI32.dll\n\tModLoad: 76a30000 76adc000 C:\Windows\system32\msvcrt.dll\n\tModLoad: 76c60000 76c79000 C:\Windows\SYSTEM32\sechost.dll\n\tModLoad: 76ae0000 76b82000 C:\Windows\system32\RPCRT4.dll\n\tModLoad: 770c0000 77117000 C:\Windows\system32\SHLWAPI.dll\n\tModLoad: 76940000 7698e000 C:\Windows\system32\GDI32.dll\n\tModLoad: 76c80000 76d49000 C:\Windows\system32\USER32.dll\n\tModLoad: 778e0000 778ea000 C:\Windows\system32\LPK.dll\n\tModLoad: 77120000 771bd000 C:\Windows\system32\USP10.dll\n\tModLoad: 76ea0000 76ebf000 C:\Windows\system32\IMM32.DLL\n\tModLoad: 76b90000 76c5c000 C:\Windows\system32\MSCTF.dll\n\tModLoad: 6c1b0000 6c1b5000 C:\Windows\system32\avgrsstx.dll\n\tModLoad: 57310000 578a1000 C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\mscorwks.dll\n\tModLoad: 756a0000 7573b000 C:\Windows\WinSxS\x86_microsoft.vc80.crt_1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b_8.0.50727.4918_none_d089094c442eb5ff\MSVCR80.dll\n\tModLoad: 75c40000 76886000 C:\Windows\system32\shell32.dll\n\tModLoad: 773c0000 7751b000 C:\Windows\system32\ole32.dll\n\tModLoad: 75810000 7581b000 C:\Windows\system32\profapi.dll\n\tModLoad: 53de0000 548d8000 C:\Windows\assembly\NativeImages_v2.0.50727_32\mscorlib\70603943245265de9397091048337dda\mscorlib.ni.dll\n\tModLoad: 757a0000 757ac000 C:\Windows\system32\CRYPTBASE.dll\n\tModLoad: 744f0000 74530000 C:\Windows\system32\uxtheme.dll\n\tModLoad: 52ea0000 53639000 C:\Windows\assembly\NativeImages_v2.0.50727_32\System\ade9214f5bce88462742bce1278864c0\System.ni.dll\n\tModLoad: 57ae0000 57e0c000 C:\Windows\assembly\NativeImages_v2.0.50727_32\WindowsBase\c7663f3a74fb6aa480c60108634d285a\WindowsBase.ni.dll\n\tModLoad: 03eb0000 04a5b000 C:\Windows\assembly\NativeImages_v2.0.50727_32\PresentationCore\c79b7f336e6099b8c94081f975e9411e\PresentationCore.ni.dll\n\tModLoad: 55240000 55fec000 C:\Windows\assembly\NativeImages_v2.0.50727_32\PresentationFramewo#\7d80b7d912fbf0f7532f1b9adc235646\PresentationFramework.ni.dll\n\tModLoad: 00e50000 01255000 PresentationCore.dll\n\tModLoad: 00e50000 01255000 PresentationCore.dll\n\tModLoad: 539d0000 53b7c000 C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v3.0\WPF\wpfgfx_v0300.dll\n\tModLoad: 76990000 76a1f000 C:\Windows\system32\OLEAUT32.dll\n\tModLoad: 51520000 51754000 C:\Windows\assembly\NativeImages_v2.0.50727_32\System.Core\e78709bedd31f237055667ad99b9451f\System.Core.ni.dll\n\tModLoad: 6cbc0000 6cc1b000 C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\mscorjit.dll\n\tModLoad: 637d0000 638c1000 C:\Windows\assembly\NativeImages_v2.0.50727_32\System.Configuration\9c2727d244dcc72fbefcf1ae22660f35\System.Configuration.ni.dll\n\tModLoad: 57f20000 58456000 C:\Windows\assembly\NativeImages_v2.0.50727_32\System.Xml\93d38ea87365928456313035f8091126\System.Xml.ni.dll\n\tModLoad: 74130000 74143000 C:\Windows\system32\dwmapi.dll\n\tModLoad: 60340000 60348000 C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\culture.dll\n\t(1e2c.738): C++ EH exception - code e06d7363 (first chance)\n\t(1e2c.738): C++ EH exception - code e06d7363 (first chance)\n\t(1e2c.738): C++ EH exception - code e06d7363 (first chance)\n\t(1e2c.738): C++ EH exception - code e06d7363 (first chance)\n\t(1e2c.738): C++ EH exception - code e06d7363 (first chance)\n\t(1e2c.738): C++ EH exception - code e06d7363 (first chance)\n\t(1e2c.738): C++ EH exception - code e06d7363 (first chance)\n\t(1e2c.738): CLR exception - code e0434f4d (first chance)\n\t(1e2c.738): C++ EH exception - code e06d7363 (first chance)\n\t(1e2c.738): CLR exception - code e0434f4d (first chance)\n\t(1e2c.738): CLR exception - code e0434f4d (first chance)\n\t(1e2c.738): CLR exception - code e0434f4d (first chance)\n\t(1e2c.738): CLR exception - code e0434f4d (!!! second chance !!!)\n\teax=0025e034 ebx=e0434f4d ecx=00000001 edx=00000000 esi=0025e0bc edi=002d66d8\n\teip=75acb4f4 esp=0025e034 ebp=0025e084 iopl=0 nv up ei pl nz ac po nc\n\tcs=001b ss=0023 ds=0023 es=0023 fs=003b gs=0000 efl=00000212\n\t*** ERROR: Symbol file could not be found. Defaulted to export symbols for C:\Windows\system32\KERNELBASE.dll - \n\tKERNELBASE!RaiseException+0x54:\n\t75acb4f4 c9 leave\n\t", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T17:34:43.937", "title": "Why \"Optimize Code\" is needed to be turned on for my program to run without crashing?", "tags": [ "wpf", "crash", "release-mode", "debug-mode", "optimize-code" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068483.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068483", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T16:06:19.667", "body": "\n\nI have a script.vbs that can be anywhere on a clients PC and it needs to create a directory relative to its location. Is there a way for the executing .vbs to know where it is running?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T16:56:17.800", "title": "Is there anyway to get the path of a VBScript (.vbs) while it is running?", "tags": [ "vbscript" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068503.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068503", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T16:10:04.770", "body": "\n\nHey everyone, I am trying to hide/show different html elements (div, etc...) based on whether a checkbox is checked or if a specific value is chosen from a dropdown box. I was wondering if someone can help me out. The html element is defined along the lines of this (below), and i'm not sure how to reference it by name with brackets in it. The page i'm using has jquery enabled, and i'd like to use it if possible. Thanks!\n\n\t<input type=\"checkbox\" name=\"addons[2]\" />\n\t\n\nAlso - I cannot modify the checkbox's code.", "lastActivityDate": "2014-11-28T00:55:08.240", "title": "Reference HTML Elements by name (with square brackets in them) via javascript", "tags": [ "javascript", "jquery", "html", "forms" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201411", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068513.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068513", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T16:12:37.687", "body": "\n\nIn the iPhone Simulator the CLLocationManager's UpdateHeading gives a value of 103.27 for TrueHeading.\n\nI understand that these values are hard coded to Apple's world HQ in California. \n\nBut shouldn't TrueNorth from CA be under 45 degrees?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-21T05:12:11.983", "title": "iPhone CLLocationManager TrueHeading iPhoneSimulator", "tags": [ "iphone", "cllocationmanager" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068534.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068534", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T16:16:06.630", "body": "\n\nI have a table called \"teams\" with column \"inactive\" and another table \"events\" with column \"time\". How can I have the \"inactive\" column updated (to true), if the latest date in \"events\" for any team occurred X amount of time ago?\n\nI know this can be doe with a php script, but i'm looking for a sql solution", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T16:44:41.573", "title": "mysql automation", "tags": [ "mysql", "automation", "triggers" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068557.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068557", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T16:20:51.223", "body": "\n\nit's not a programming question, but programmers related.\n\nif yes, please guide me to some colleges that have that program.\nthanks.", "lastActivityDate": "2014-10-30T22:21:10.280", "title": "is there a masters degree in Mobile development like android?", "tags": [ "android" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201410", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068570.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068570", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T16:22:44.373", "body": "\n\nI need to create a class with exactly the same methods asjava.lang.String.\n\nWhat is the best way to do this in Java? \n\nI know that I can't extend String class as it isfinal. I am not looking at solutions where I need to copy the source code ofjava.lang.String. For example, assume that I need the functionalitylength()within my custom class namedMyString, which has a corresponding 'myLength()method.\n\nWhat is the best way to implementmyLength()?\n\nI am not looking at various algorithms to find out the length of a string but to reuseString'slength()method. Now once I haveMyStringclass ready, I should be able to use it anywhere for my custom manipulations.", "lastActivityDate": "2014-06-02T21:17:02.653", "title": "How to create a String class replica?", "tags": [ "java", "string" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201406", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068571.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068571", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T16:23:03.060", "body": "\n\nAccording to [this page](http://www.websiteceo.com/articles/js-indexing.htm) it would seem like they don't, in the sense that they don't actually run it, but that page is 2 years old (judging from the copyright info).\n\nThe reason I'm asking this question is because we use Javascript to replace text on our site with other more typographically sound content. We're worried that this may affect the crawlability/seo of our sites, since generally what we're replacing is headers; ie.,, etc.\n\nWill search engine bots see our original code, or will they run the Javascript and see the replaced text?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T17:09:04.443", "title": "Do search engines process Javascript?", "tags": [ "javascript", "html", "seo", "search-engine" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068599.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068599", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T16:28:03.823", "body": "\n\nHow can I put multiple functions in one file and later get access to all of them in the octave interpreter ? I don't want to have a thousand files and want to group functions together. I'd like something like 'import' in python.", "lastActivityDate": "2014-05-13T23:04:39.990", "title": "octave: load many functions from single file", "tags": [ "octave", "read-eval-print-loop" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201405", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068601.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068601", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T16:28:46.607", "body": "\n\nI have aStatusBarthat I'd like to house aTextBlockdocked to the left and aProgressBarfilling the remaining width. In all my other experiences with the WPFProgressBar, it will fill its given container, however in this situation it doesn't auto-size at all, it just appears as a tiny circle. Setting its height and width manually work fine, but I'd like it to scale to the remaining width of theStatusBar.\n\nHere's my XAML for theStatusBar:\n\n\t<StatusBar DockPanel.Dock=\"Bottom\" Height=\"25\">\n\t <StatusBarItem DockPanel.Dock=\"Left\">\n\t <TextBlock x:Name=\"lblStatus\" Margin=\"5,0,0,0\"/>\n\t </StatusBarItem>\n\t <StatusBarItem>\n\t <ProgressBar x:Name=\"pgbStatus\" />\n\t </StatusBarItem>\n\t</StatusBar>\n\t", "lastActivityDate": "2014-09-19T00:01:53.930", "title": "Get ProgressBar to fill StatusBarItem", "tags": [ "wpf", "xaml", "progress-bar", "statusbar" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201409", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068665.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068665", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T16:42:21.297", "body": "\n\nWe recently upgraded to 10g and I've noticed that metadata queries seem to take an extraordinarily long time (at a guess 2-5 times slower than on 9i). Has anyone else noticed this? Any suggestions on ways to rectify this problem (settings/patches/incantations)?\n\nThanks.", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T16:52:41.097", "title": "Oracle 10g - slow metadata queries", "tags": [ "oracle", "oracle10g" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068680.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068680", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T16:44:41.667", "body": "\n\nI've got a small Java program that I'm developing for a project, which pulls a user's inbox from a specified URI using JavaMail, and then begins processing the messages.\n\nIn Outlook, there's a function in the properties menu to set an expiry date for the message, which adds (for example):\n\nExpiry-Date: Thu, 14 Jan 2010 17:00:00 -0000\n\nTo the message header.\n\nRetrieving that from the email header is simple using the getHeader(String header) method from javax.mail.Message, and it returns a String[], in which happens to be the part after the colon, tokenised by spaces.\n\nWhat I want to do is make this String[] into a single String, to later make into a Date. So setting up a simple foreach loop as follows:\n\n\tString date = \"\";\n\tfor(String part : header){\n\t date.concat(part);\n\t}\n\tSystem.out.println(date);\n\t\n\nNow for some reason, this code returns an empty string, not entirely sure why, as this should be valid Java.\n\nHowever, the following code does work, and I don't know why, as it seems illogical to me\n\n\tString date = \"\";\n\tfor(String part : header){\n\t date = date + part;\n\t}\n\tSystem.out.println(date);\n\t\n\nWhich prints out the correct date. Can someone tell me if this is the correct way of doing this, and if not, what's going wrong with the concat(String append) method?\n\nTIA,\n\nJimiF", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T16:58:11.607", "title": "date = date + part vs. date.concat(part)", "tags": [ "java", "concatenation", "javamail" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068697.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068697", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T16:49:12.763", "body": "\n\nWhen opening a file directly its fast, but when I open a recent file which is activated adding the following lines in my.emacs.:\n\n\t(require 'recentf)\n\t(recentf-mode 1)\n\t(setq recentf-max-menu-items 25)\n\t(global-set-key \"\\C-x\\ \\C-r\" 'recentf-open-files)\n\t\n\n**it takes around 2 seconds to open.**\n\nIs this a normal behavior can I do something about it?\n\nThe command I use to open recent files:\n\nMy whole .emacs:\n\n\t(custom-set-variables\n\t ;; custom-set-variables was added by Custom.\n\t ;; If you edit it by hand, you could mess it up, so be careful.\n\t ;; Your init file should contain only one such instance.\n\t ;; If there is more than one, they won't work right.\n\t '(tool-bar-mode nil))\n\t(custom-set-faces\n\t ;; custom-set-faces was added by Custom.\n\t ;; If you edit it by hand, you could mess it up, so be careful.\n\t ;; Your init file should contain only one such instance.\n\t ;; If there is more than one, they won't work right.\n\t '(default ((t (:inherit nil :stipple nil :background \"Grey15\" :foreground \"Grey\" :inverse-video nil :box nil :strike-through nil :overline nil :underline nil :slant normal :weight normal :height 92 :width normal :foundry \"outline\" :family \"Monaco\")))))\n\t\n\t ;;colot theme plugin\n\t(add-to-list 'load-path \"~/.emacs.d/\")\n\t(require 'color-theme)\n\t(eval-after-load \"color-theme\"\n\t '(progn\n\t (color-theme-initialize)\n\t (color-theme-charcoal-black)))\n\t\n\t ;;YASnippets\n\t(add-to-list 'load-path \"~/.emacs.d/plugins/yasnippet-0.6.1c\")\n\t (require 'yasnippet) ;; not yasnippet-bundle\n\t (yas/initialize)\n\t (yas/load-directory \"~/.emacs.d/plugins/yasnippet-0.6.1c/snippets\")\n\t\n\t;; disable splash screen and startup message\n\t(setq inhibit-startup-message t)\n\t\n\t;; set yasnippet no indent\n\t(setq yas/indent-line 'none)\n\t\n\t;; set the tab width\n\t(setq default-tab-width 4)\n\t(setq tab-width 4)\n\t(setq c-basic-indent 4)\n\t\n\t;; set open recent files\n\t\n\t(require 'recentf)\n\t(recentf-mode 1)\n\t(setq recentf-max-menu-items 25)\n\t(global-set-key \"\\C-x\\ \\C-r\" 'recentf-open-files)\n\t\n\t;; set line number\n\t(global-linum-mode 1)\n\t\n\t;; prevent emacs from making backup files\n\t(setq make-backup-files nil) \n\t\n\t;; same syntax hightlight for all languages\n\t(global-font-lock-mode 1)\n\t\n\t;; remove bold and underline\n\t (mapc\n\t (lambda (face)\n\t (set-face-attribute face nil :weight 'normal :underline nil))\n\t (face-list))\n\t", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T20:00:11.547", "title": "Emacs is slow opening recent files!", "tags": [ "emacs", "file", "performance" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068721.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068721", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T16:54:32.730", "body": "\n\nI have something like this\n\n\tregister unsigned int a, b, c;\n\tint n;\n\tfor (n = 0; n < 10; ++n){\n\tc = a + b\n\tb = a\n\ta = c\n\tarray[n] = c;\n\t}\n\t\n\nwhat it does, it doesn't matter. The code runs quickly the way it is now, slower if the register keyword is removed. However, when I add in register before int n, it actually runs slower than now, but faster than if no registers is used.\n\nCan someone explain this to me? Thanks.", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T17:57:38.170", "title": "when to use registers in C?", "tags": [ "c", "cpu-registers" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068749.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068749", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T17:00:52.827", "body": "\n\nThe infinity (∞) symbol gets converted to∞when it is inserted into my MySQL table by a PHP script, but if I insert it directly from phpMyAdmin, it inserts correctly. The symbol is passed to the PHP script by a GET call with the JavaScript functionencodeURIComponent()around the contents. The field in the MySQL database isutf8_swedish_cl. How do I get∞to insert as∞into the database?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-19T20:43:46.543", "title": "∞ gets converted to ∞ when inserted into MySQL table", "tags": [ "php", "javascript", "mysql", "utf-8", "encodeuricomponent" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068759.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068759", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T17:02:51.550", "body": "\n\nI have a client who I'm trying to convince to implement Subversion (I know, I know). My pitch goes something like this: His test domain is visible to Google and other webcrawlers, despite his best efforts (robot.txt not withstanding). By putting the repository on an svn:// URL, we could avoid having the code crawled until the deployment to the live domain.\n\nMy question is: is there a way to deploy to a test domain, then bring it back down after work has been done. I guess what I'm asking after is some means of switching the test domain on and off easily, and through Subversion or some tool in conjunction with Subversion.\n\nThis is more of a client-management issue, but y'all have never let me down.", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-19T13:42:02.800", "title": "Subversion and test deployment", "tags": [ "svn", "version-control", "deployment", "project-management" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068796.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068796", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T17:12:32.453", "body": "\n\nCletus helped my with this really sweet code yesterday:\n[http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2063122/what-javascript-object-am-i-looking-for-click-a-button-it-stays-bold-till-the-n](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2063122/what-javascript-object-am-i-looking-for-click-a-button-it-stays-bold-till-the-n)\n\nThis takes the class of my li and changes the class. It works great! I'm wanting to extend this so it will also change the class within the a in the li. How do I do that?\n\nExample:\n\n\t<ul>\n\t <li class=\"old_class\"><a class=\"old_class\" ...>\n\t <li class=\"old_class\"><a class=\"old_class\" ...>\n\t <li class=\"old_class\"><a class=\"old_class\" ...>\n\t</ul>\n\t\n\tSo when I click the first link it would become:\n\t\n\t<ul>\n\t <li class=\"new_class\"><a class=\"new_class\" ...>\n\t <li class=\"old_class\"><a class=\"old_class\" ...>\n\t <li class=\"old_class\"><a class=\"old_class\" ...>\n\t</ul>\n\t\n\nAs the code is now, the li class changes, but not the a. \n\nThe code I'm using:\n\n\t$(\".old_class\").click(function() {\n\t $(\".new_class\").removeClass(\"new_class\");\n\t $(this).addClass(\"new\");\n\t});\n\t\n\nThank you! I'm using Jquery...", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T17:55:29.247", "title": "How do I extend this javascript to change the class of two elements in one onclick?", "tags": [ "javascript", "jquery", "css" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068804.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068804", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T17:15:16.503", "body": "\n\nFrom when I learned that the classjava.lang.Stringis declared as final in Java, I was wondering why is that? I didn't find any answer back then, but this post: [How to create a replica of String class in Java?](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2068570/how-to-create-a-replica-of-string-class-in-java) reminded me of my query. \n\nSure, String provides all the functionality I ever needed, and never thought of any operation that would require an extension of class String, but still you'll never know what someone might need!\n\nSo, does anyone know what was the intent of the designers when they decided to make it final? ", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-13T04:06:53.937", "title": "Why is String final in Java?", "tags": [ "java", "string", "final" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068816.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068816", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T17:18:42.917", "body": "\n\nI'm a const fiend, and I strive to make everything as const as possible.\n\nI've tried looking at various dissassembly outputs from const and non const versions of functions, and I've yet to see a marked improvement however. I'm assuming compilers nowadays are able to do smart things with non const functions that could technically be const.\n\nAre there still cases where const is useful at the machine level? Any examples?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T17:40:14.900", "title": "Usefulness of const (C++)", "tags": [ "c++", "const" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068859.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068859", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T17:26:52.870", "body": "\n\nHave you ever noticed that if you run rake -T in rails the list of rake descriptions are truncated by the width of the terminal window. So there should be a way to get it in Ruby and Use it. \n\nI'm printing some Ascii-art on the screen and I don't want it to be broken. therefore I need to find out the width of terminal at run time some how. \n\nAny Idea how to do that?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-07-06T04:50:54.830", "title": "How to get the width of terminal window in Ruby", "tags": [ "ruby", "unix", "terminal" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201407", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068884.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068884", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T17:33:48.830", "body": "\n\nThis might be a silly a question. But I am just curious to know if the amount of classes you import into your flash class, affect the size of the class, the size swf file, or the amount of memory allocated. If so, does this affect take place before or after you initiate the class. thanks", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T17:42:33.203", "title": "Does Import effect your file size AS3", "tags": [ "flash", "actionscript-3", "actionscript" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068914.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068914", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T17:44:07.163", "body": "\n\nWhen I focus on a select box I want the hidden tooltip to appear. When I click on the select box the animation starts but the option list is hidden. How I get round this?\n\n\t<style>\n\t.showme {display:none;}\n\tli {height:25px;background:red; }\n\tselect{z-index:100;}\n\tp{margin:0px;padding:0px;}\n\t</style>\n\t<script type=\"application/javascript\">\n\t$(document).ready(function() {\n\t\n\t $(\"select\")\n\t .focus(function(){\n\t var myParent = $(this).parent(\"li\");\n\t var myInfo = $(this).siblings(\".showme\");\n\t\n\t $(myParent).data(\"myoldheight\", $(myParent).height());\n\t\n\t $(myInfo).css(\"display\",\"block\"); \n\t var totalHeight = $(myParent).height() + $(myInfo).height();\n\t\n\t $(myParent).animate({\n\t \"height\": totalHeight + \"px\" \n\t },3000,function() {console.log(\"animated\");}) \n\t })\n\t\n\t .blur(function() {\n\t\n\t $($(this).parent(\"li\")).animate({\n\t \"height\": $(this).parent(\"li\").data(\"myoldheight\") + \"px\" \n\t },500) \n\t\n\t $(this).siblings(\".showme\").hide();\n\t })\n\t })\n\t</script>\n\t<form>\n\t<ul>\n\t<li>\n\t<label for=\"test\">Test</label>\n\t<select id=\"test\" name=\"test\">\n\t <option value=\"\"></option>\n\t <option value=\"a\">a</option>\n\t <option value=\"b\">b</option>\n\t</select>\n\t<p class=\"showme\">This is my text</p> \n\t</li>\n\t</ul>\n\t</form>\n\t", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-21T13:39:27.347", "title": "Animating Height of Parent Hides Select Options", "tags": [ "jquery", "select", "animation", "height", "parent" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068924.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068924", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T17:46:12.727", "body": "\n\nI have a Class called Boards and it is a subclass ofUIView, I allocated an instance of that and put it into aUIScrollView, I want to instead of he touches going to theUIScrollView, but to the subview: Boards(UIView), I just don't know how to pass the touches from theUIScrollViewto theUIView. \n\nP.S: I will be changing thecontentOffsetof theUIScrollViewmanually, so therefore I don't need the touches in theUIScrollView, but in theUIView. \n\nP.S: The UIView Is receiving thetouchesEnded, andtouchesBeganevent, just nottouchesMoved", "lastActivityDate": "2014-03-02T03:44:58.553", "title": "Why is my subclassed UIView not recieving touches moved when in a UIScrollView?", "tags": [ "iphone", "uiview", "uiscrollview", "touchesmoved" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201403", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068934.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068934", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T17:48:46.900", "body": "\n\ni want a BasicEditField to behave just like a label field...the reason i want this is i cant use label field in my case as in case of 9500 the onFocus method does not work for some reason...but it does in case of basic edit field...so i need to create my own label field...", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-18T23:14:52.397", "title": "Blackberry - BasicEditField with LabelField behaviour", "tags": [ "gui", "blackberry", "custom-controls" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068945.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068945", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T17:53:09.237", "body": "\n\nWe have a passwords table which references a user table. Records never get deleted from the password table so if a user changes their password, a new entry with a more recentCreateddate gets inserted.\n\nThe hash of the password is salted with various things, most importantly the created date of the actual record.\n\nIn a stored procedure, I'm retrieving variables so I can do a hash for comparison. I really just want to store the most recent password hash for a user along with the record's created date:\n\n\tDECLARE @ExistingPassword as varchar(200)\n\tDECLARE @LastChanged as DateTime\n\t\n\tSELECT Top 1\n\t @ExistingPassword = p.PasswordHash,\n\t @LastChanged = p.Created, \n\tFROM Password as p\n\tWHERE p.UserId = @UserId\n\tORDER BY p.Created DESC\n\t\n\nIs this a reasonably efficient way of getting the most recent password hash and its created date? Is there a better way to do it?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T20:54:29.597", "title": "Is this an effective and efficient SQL Query or is there a better way?", "tags": [ "sql-server", "performance", "stored-procedures" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068950.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068950", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T17:54:36.427", "body": "\n\nAnd if so is there an example in vb .net? I want to add a linq result to the cache and then allow a mvc post to search the cache for better performance...every way I implement it I receive an object not referenced error...\n\nI'm confused, maybe I shouldn't be doing it this way but the mvc post will be checking up to 2000 records and it would seem best not to have it querying the database everytime.\n\nThanks for any help...", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-18T09:43:29.057", "title": "Can a linq table be added to the asp .net cache?", "tags": [ "asp.net", "linq", "caching" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2068967.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2068967", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T17:58:52.523", "body": "\n\nWhat's the best way to extract HTML out of $var?\n\nexample of $var\n\n\t$var = \"<a href=\"http://stackoverflow.com/\">Stack Overflow</a>\"\n\t\n\nI want \n\n\t$var2 = \"http://stackoverflow.com/\"\n\t\n\nexample: preg_match();\n\nwhat else?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T18:53:13.780", "title": "Extract link attributes from string of HTML", "tags": [ "php" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069026.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069026", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T18:18:31.290", "body": "\n\ni wanna send keystrokes typed in a text field but only in 1s interval.\n\nthis is to reduce the load of sending an ajax request on each keypress.\n\nso eg. if the user types 4 letters within a sec the request will send all these 4 letters. and lets say he types nonstop in 1 min, then the script will send on 1s interval till he stops typing.\n\nat the moment my script looks like this:\n\n\t$(\"#type_post\").live('keyup', function() {\n\t $.post('posts.php', {post: $(\"#type_post\").val()});\n\t});\n\t\n\nbut that sends on everything keypress.\n\ncould someone help me out here\n\nUPDATE: here is the code i used.\n\n\tvar last_post = '';\n\t\n\t$('#type_post').focus(function() {\n\t // check if text has been changed every second when input field is focused\n\t setInterval(function() {\n\t if($('#type_post').val() != last_post)\n\t {\n\t // if changed, post it and set the new text as last text\n\t $.post('posts.php', {post: $(\"#type_post\").val()});\n\t last_post = $(\"#type_post\").val();\n\t }\n\t }, 1000);\n\t});\n\t", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T21:04:35.257", "title": "send keystrokes with ajax after 1s?", "tags": [ "javascript", "ajax" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069047.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069047", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T18:27:12.053", "body": "\n\n\t <bean id=\"sessionFactory\" class=\"org.springframework.orm.hibernate3.LocalSessionFactoryBean\">\n\t<property name=\"dataSource\" ref=\"dataSource\"/>\n\t<property name=\"mappingResources\">\n\t <list>\n\t <value>product.hbm.xml</value>\n\t </list>\n\t</property>\n\t<property name=\"hibernateProperties\">\n\t <value>\n\t hibernate.dialect=org.hibernate.dialect.HSQLDialect\n\t </value>\n\t</property>\n\t\n\n\n\nI have this configuration in my applicationContext.xml file\n\nHowever I get this error when I try to run my application:\n\n> Caused by: org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCreationException:\n Error creating bean with name 'sessionFactory' defined in\n ServletContext resource [/WEB-INF/applicationContext.xml]\n Instantiation of bean failed; nested exception is\n org.springframework.beans.BeanInstantiationException: Could not\n instantiate bean class\n [org.springframework.orm.hibernate3.LocalSessionFactoryBean]:\n Constructor threw exception; nested exception is\n java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/dom4j/DocumentException\n\nSo it seems like it's not recognizing the classLocalSessionFactoryBean. However I when type,import org.springframework.orm.hibernate3.LocalSessionFactoryBean;, eclipse doesn't complain. \n\nDoes anybody have an idea why this is happening?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-12-15T13:46:57.713", "title": "Spring + Hibernate bean declaration error", "tags": [ "hibernate", "spring" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201412", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069048.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069048", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T18:27:18.673", "body": "\n\nI have this code, how can I allow it to accept all typical image formats? PNG, JPEG, JPG, GIF?\n\nHere's what I have so far:\n\n\t public void EncryptFile()\n\t { \n\t OpenFileDialog dialog = new OpenFileDialog();\n\t dialog.Filter = \"txt files (*.txt)|*.txt|All files (*.*)|*.*\";\n\t dialog.InitialDirectory = @\"C:\\\";\n\t dialog.Title = \"Please select an image file to encrypt.\";\n\t if (dialog.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)\n\t {\n\t //Encrypt the selected file. I'll do this later. :)\n\t } \n\t }\n\t\n\nNotice that the filter is set to .txt files. I **could** change to PNG, but what of the other types?\n\nThanks SO!\n\nEdit:\n\nI figure it out, this is how you do it:\n\n\tdialog.Filter = \"JPEG Files (*.jpeg)|*.jpeg|PNG Files (*.png)|*.png|JPG Files (*.jpg)|*.jpg|GIF Files (*.gif)|*.gif\";\n\t", "lastActivityDate": "2014-11-15T09:34:47.370", "title": "Setting the filter to an OpenFileDialog to allow the typical image formats?", "tags": [ "c#", "winforms", "openfiledialog" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201411", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069068.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069068", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T18:32:03.617", "body": "\n\nI have been searching and reading all day, and have not found a UDP sockets programming tutorial suitable for a newbie. I know UDPClient programming, but, because of the inability of UDPClient to receive a message without blocking AND without having problems with cross-thread commands, I have turned to sockets. I don't even truly know if what I am trying to do is possible, so please help in any way you can.\nMuch Obliged.", "lastActivityDate": "2014-08-19T01:17:57.693", "title": "Simple UDP Socket Tutorial Needed", "tags": [ "c#", ".net", "sockets", "udp" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201408", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069073.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069073", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T18:32:56.573", "body": "\n\nI have a mod_rails server where disk space, oddly enough, is at a premium. Is there a way for me to compress my application's source, like [Python's zipimport](http://docs.python.org/library/zipimport.html)?\n\nThere are obvious disadvantages to this, so I should probably just break down and spend a nickel on disk space, but I figured it'd be worth a shot.", "lastActivityDate": "2014-10-13T05:51:56.827", "title": "Loading ruby source from a zip archive?", "tags": [ "ruby", "archive", "require", "compressed" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201410", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069113.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069113", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T18:43:07.260", "body": "\n\n\tpublic void EncryptFile()\n\t { \n\t OpenFileDialog dialog = new OpenFileDialog();\n\t dialog.Filter = \"JPEG Files (*.jpeg)|*.jpeg|PNG Files (*.png)|*.png|All files (*.*)|*.*\";\n\t dialog.InitialDirectory = @\"C:\\\";\n\t dialog.Title = \"Please select an image file to encrypt.\";\n\t if (dialog.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)\n\t {\n\t byte[] ImageBytes = File.ReadAllBytes(dialog.FileName);\n\t\n\t foreach (byte X in ImageBytes)\n\t {\n\t //How can I take byte \"X\" and add a numerical value to it?\n\t }\n\t } \n\t }\n\t\n\nSo, I'm trying to encrypt an image file by just converting it to byte[] array and then adding a numerical value to each byte.\n\nHow can I add a numerical value to a byte?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T19:04:17.383", "title": "Adding a numerical value to a byte?", "tags": [ "c#", "encryption", "arrays", "byte" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069135.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069135", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T18:48:55.933", "body": "\n\nI'm using logback (with slf4j) to do the logging, and I've got many XML content to be logged in both text files and HTML files (with HTMLLayout). However, logback just inserts the raw XML in the <TD> tags for the HTMLLayout, without any escaping or <pre> processing.\n\nHere is the snippet of my logback.xml:\n\n\t<appender name=\"ALL\" class=\"ch.qos.logback.core.rolling.RollingFileAppender\"> \n\t<rollingPolicy class=\"ch.qos.logback.core.rolling.TimeBasedRollingPolicy\">\n\t <FileNamePattern>${DIR_ALL}/%d{yyyy-MM-dd}.%i.html</FileNamePattern>\n\t <TimeBasedFileNamingAndTriggeringPolicy class=\"ch.qos.logback.core.rolling.SizeAndTimeBasedFNATP\">\n\t <MaxFileSize>500KB</MaxFileSize>\n\t </TimeBasedFileNamingAndTriggeringPolicy>\n\t</rollingPolicy>\n\t<layout class=\"ch.qos.logback.classic.html.HTMLLayout\">\n\t <pattern>%d{HH:mm:ss.SSS}%logger{1}%msg</pattern>\n\t <cssBuilder class=\"ch.qos.logback.classic.html.UrlCssBuilder\">\n\t <url>${CSS_HREF}</url>\n\t </cssBuilder>\n\t <title>Logs (ALL)</title>\n\t</layout>\n\t\n\n\n\nAnd the following is what I got:\n\n\t<td class=\"Message\">(DemoCall) parsing response failed. Details:\n\t<call><action>getmessage</action></call> \n\t</td> \n\t\n\nWhat I'm expecting:\n\n\t<td class=\"Message\">(DemoCall) parsing response failed. Details:\n\t<call><action>getmessage</action></call>\n\t</td>\n\t\n\nOr better wrap the above message with a <pre> tag.\nDo I need to extend the HTMLLayout to archive that? Or is it my job to do a StringEscapeUtils.escapeHTML(msg) for each log statement (I'm not going to do that, since there also is a file appender for which the escaping is not needed).\n\nThanks!", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-27T04:14:58.390", "title": "How to make XML get escaped in HTMLLayout of logback?", "tags": [ "escaping", "logback" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069156.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069156", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T18:54:31.403", "body": "\n\nI have this code\n\n\t-(IBAction) generateFlashNow:(id)sender{\n\t\n\t[textField resignFirstResponder];\n\tNSString *string1 = textField.text;\n\t//NSString *string2 = [string1 stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:@\"\" withString:@\",\"];\n\tNSArray *arrayOfLetters = [string1 componentsSeparatedByString:@\",\"];\n\t\n\tNSLog(@\"Log Array :%@\", arrayOfLetters);\n\t\n\t//NSArray *imageArray = [[NSArray alloc] init];\n\t\n\tNSLog(@\"Log First Letter of array: %@\",[arrayOfLetters objectAtIndex:0]);\n\t\n\trunLoopTimes = [arrayOfLetters count];\n\trunLoopTimes = (runLoopTimes -1);\n\tNSLog(@\"Letters:%d\", runLoopTimes);\n\t\n\tint timesThroughLoop;\n\t\n\twhile (runLoopTimes > 0) {\n\t NSLog(@\"loopedy Loop\");\n\t\n\t NSString *LetterString = [NSString stringWithFormat:@\"%@\", [arrayOfLetters objectAtIndex:indexTimes]];\n\t timesThroughLoop --;\n\t NSLog(@\"letter String : %@\", LetterString);\n\t indexTimes ++;\n\t\n\t if (runLoopTimes == 0) {\n\t return; \n\t }\n\t}\n\t\n\tNSLog(@\"done\");\n\t\n\t\n\t}\n\t\n\nand i get this log report, when I type into the text field 's,a,m'\n\n\t[Session started at 2010-01-15 15:50:30 +1300.]\n\t2010-01-15 15:50:35.398 Flash![39290:207] Log Array :(\n\ts,\n\ta,\n\tm\n\t\n\n)\n 2010-01-15 15:50:35.399 Flash![39290:207] Log First Letter of array: s\n 2010-01-15 15:50:35.399 Flash![39290:207] Letters:2\n 2010-01-15 15:50:35.400 Flash![39290:207] loopedy Loop\n 2010-01-15 15:50:35.400 Flash![39290:207] letter String : s\n 2010-01-15 15:50:35.401 Flash![39290:207] loopedy Loop\n 2010-01-15 15:50:35.401 Flash![39290:207] letter String : a\n 2010-01-15 15:50:35.402 Flash![39290:207] loopedy Loop\n 2010-01-15 15:50:35.402 Flash![39290:207] letter String : m\n 2010-01-15 15:50:35.404 Flash![39290:207] loopedy Loop\n 2010-01-15 15:50:35.405 Flash![39290:207] *** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSRangeException', reason: '*** -[NSCFArray objectAtIndex:]: index (3) beyond bounds (3)'\n 2010-01-15 15:50:35.406 Flash![39290:207] Stack: (\n 29287515,\n 2538743049,\n 29371451,\n 29371290,\n 478409,\n 74279,\n 9945,\n 2716761,\n 3124130,\n 3132867,\n 3128079,\n 2821683,\n 2730012,\n 2756789,\n 37383889,\n 29072256,\n 29068360,\n 37377933,\n 37378130,\n 2760707,\n 9228,\n 9082\n )\n\nand I have no idea what I am doing wrong, so any help is appreciated. \n\nCheers, Sam", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T19:03:16.467", "title": "Getting Stack Error, Unexplained", "tags": [ "iphone" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069157.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069157", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T18:54:35.727", "body": "\n\nI am writing a C# application that, among other things, automatically closes the advertisement a certain game displays after the user exits the game. My program accomplishes this by killing the game process when it detects that the user has exited the game. My program is similar to an Autohotkey script written by someone else that does similar things but it adds some features and a GUI.\n\nNaturally, I used the Process.Kill method. However, that would fail with an \"Access is denied\" exception. I noticed that the Autohotkey script uses an unusual method of killing the process. I asked the author about it, and he said that he too had trouble killing the process with normal methods.\n\nWe suspect the reason normal process termination methods do not work is the [HackShield](http://hackshields.com/) software the game uses to attempt to combat cheating.\n\nHere is the Autohotkey code the other guy's script uses for killing a process:\n\n\t; kills all process instances of a given executable name\n\t; COM AutoHotkey library code omitted\n\tKillProcessInstances(exe)\n\t{\n\t psvc := COM_GetObject(\"winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\\\.\\root\\cimv2\")\n\t pset := COM_Invoke(psvc, \"ExecQuery\", \"Select * from Win32_Process Where Name = '\" exe \"'\")\n\t penm := COM_Invoke(pset, \"_NewEnum\")\n\t Loop, % COM_Invoke(pset, \"Count\")\n\t If COM_Enumerate(penm, pobj)=0\n\t {\n\t COM_Invoke(pobj, \"Terminate\")\n\t COM_Release(pobj)\n\t }\n\t COM_Release(penm)\n\t COM_Release(pset)\n\t COM_Release(psvc)\n\t}\n\t\n\nI replaced the Process.KIll with the WMI calls in my program using the System.Management namespace and my program is now able to kill the process.\n\nWhat I don't understand is what makes the WMI any different from Process.Kill. I would expect both to work or both to fail. In addition, Task Manager is able to kill the process just fine, but I would think it just uses a TerminateProcess win32 call just as Process.Kill surely does. Can anyone shed some light on the cause of the different behavior? If it matters, I'm running Windows XP.\n\nEdit: wj32 explained why the WMI works, but can anyone explain why I can kill the process with Task Manager but not with my own program?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-07-21T11:03:53.107", "title": "What is the difference between these two methods of killing a process?", "tags": [ "windows", "wmi", "processes" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201407", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069177.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069177", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T19:00:50.860", "body": "\n\nI need to know if the two patches are effectively the same.\n\nI have an old patch file and new patch file created with the unix diff command. Just diff'ing the patches reports differences due to the timestamp when the patch was created.\n\nIs there a way (with diff?) that can reliably tell me if the two patches are effectively the same?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-18T15:30:33.537", "title": "diff'ing diffs with diff?", "tags": [ "unix", "shell", "diff", "patch" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069200.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069200", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T19:06:10.907", "body": "\n\nI'm planning to write a C library which will act as an umbrella \"wrapper\" around several other libs. Some of the libraries will be GPL and some will be proprietary. Moreover, some of the libraries may not be available at compile time, so I plan to have autotools detect them during configure. I'm also wondering if I should build in support for these weak dependencies and then also detect them at run-time -- particularly for the proprietary libs. Here's why:\n\nWithout going into specifics, the library is intended to provide an API for talking to various devices, some of which don't have open source drivers. Currently it's difficult to program for these devices because there is no standard, easily available API to use. Each vendor provides its own. There are a few other APIs available that attempt to wrap them, but they are by and large\n* C++-only.\n* Designed for a Windows environment, with *nix as an afterthought.\n* Fail to build unless you have dependencies in the right places, i.e., complete lack of a proper configure/build system.\n* Most importantly, designed in such a way that they often link directly to proprietary libs, making me almost 100% sure it would be impossible to get these APIs into Debian.\n\nTherefore my end-goal is to build a very simple and straight-forward C API that has a chance in hell of making it into distros so that people can actually write programs for these devices with a simpleapt-get.\n\nMy question is, how should I best design the library to be GPL-compatible and Debian-friendly, but still be able to call out to proprietary libs when necessary?\n\nIdeally I'd like the user to be able to apt-get a program using this library, and then as long as the vendor's user-level driver is installed to the expected place, everything should work out of the box.\n\nMy concern is two-fold:\n* having dependencies on optional, proprietary libs means the binary distro of the library can't be compiled to dynamically link to these libs, since they may or may not be available.\n* the user should not have to install dependencies for devices he does not have, open or proprietary.\n\nHow do other packages handle this problem of linking to proprietary libs and having run-time weak dependencies? Isdlopenthe right way to go for everything? Should Idlopenonly the proprietary stuff? What are reasons why or cases when Debian might reject such a package?\n\nLastly, I realize this probably isn't the right forum for this question about Debian policy, so can anyone point to me a better place to ask this question?\n\nThanks.", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T19:52:33.700", "title": "Designing a GPL library with weak dependencies on proprietary libs, best approaches?", "tags": [ "api", "dependencies", "debian" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069201.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069201", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T19:06:19.400", "body": "\n\nHow do I load a dll and its dependencies? I don't want to place each of the dependent dlls in an Assembly.Load. I'd rather just load the one dll and then the dependencies are loaded.\n\nThe above dlls aren't loaded when my application launches. They are only loaded when a user does a specific action, which then freezes the gui.\n\nA workaround is to create an instance in my window's constructor and then set that instance to null. That definitely doesn't feel like the most elegant solution. Or is it? Thanks.", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T20:15:22.657", "title": "Load a DLL and Its Dependencies", "tags": [ "c#", ".net", "dll" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069208.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069208", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T19:07:51.840", "body": "\n\nHi\nI like to know why can not the container just use IP address of the client to recongize the client.\nAs IP address is unique.\nStill does it need to create JSESSIONID?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T19:47:50.470", "title": "Why cant the container just use the IP address of the client? It is part of the request only ", "tags": [ "java", "session", "servlets" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069233.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069233", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T19:13:27.273", "body": "\n\nI think this is a really, really simple question but I can't seem to find the answer. \n\nI'm trying to set default values for properties in a PHP class and one of them is a date so I'm trying to use the date() function to set it:\n\n\t<?php \n\tclass Person\n\t{\n\t public $fname = \"\";\n\t public $lname = \"\";\n\t public $bdate = date(\"c\");\n\t public $experience = 0;\n\t}\n\t?>\n\t\n\nI'm getting an error in Zend Studio that on the public $bdate line that says \n\n\tPHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '(', expecting ',' or ';'\n\t\n\nI've looked through a bunch of documentation on the various date classes in PHP and the Class/Properties documentation but I can't find any examples of setting a date value to a property. I've tried mktime() and some of the other date classes but I always get the same error.\n\nHow do you set a date value to a property in PHP?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T19:15:39.313", "title": "Setting date to a variable in a PHP class", "tags": [ "php", "datetime", "date" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069254.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069254", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T19:19:09.943", "body": "\n\n**Base project structure**\n\n\tbaseproject\n\t baseapp\n\t models.py\n\t class BaseModel(models.Model)\n\t ...\n\t\n\n**Other project structure**:\n\n\tproject\n\t app\n\t views.py\n\t urls.py\n\t\n\n**project.app.views.py**\n\n\timport os\n\tos.environ['DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE'] = 'project.settings'\n\tfrom django.conf import settings\n\tfrom baseproject.baseapp.models import BaseModel\n\tprint BaseModel.objects.count()\n\t\n\nit raised \"Table 'project.baseapp_baemodel' doesn't exist\" error when run from command line: \"python views.py\".\n\n\timport os\n\tos.environ['DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE'] = 'baseproject.settings'\n\tfrom django.conf import settings\n\tfrom baseproject.baseapp.models import BaseModel\n\tprint BaseModel.objects.count()\n\t\n\nAfter changed project.settings to baseproject.settings, it works in command line.\n\n\timport os\n\tos.environ['DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE'] = 'baseproject.settings'\n\tfrom django.conf import settings\n\tfrom baseproject.baseapp.models import BaseModel\n\t\n\tdef someview(request):\n\t count = BaseModel.objects.count()\n\t return render_to_response(...)\n\t\n\nBut it still raised \"Table 'project.baseapp_baemodel' doesn't exist\" error when access the view by opening corresponding url in browser.\n\nWhat's wrong in above code?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-18T06:07:15.583", "title": "Access models in other project in a Django view cause \"table doesn't exist\" error", "tags": [ "python", "django", "model" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069265.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069265", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T19:22:35.793", "body": "\n\nCould someone please help me figure out what is wrong with my program, AND HOW O FIX IT!?\n\nWarning: The Copy Bundle Resources build phase contains this target's Info.plist file 'SECRET-Info.plist'.\n\nPlease help!", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T19:24:01.330", "title": "Something is wrong with my plist file? But what is it?", "tags": [ "iphone", "plist" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069287.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069287", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T19:27:22.657", "body": "\n\nIF i want to load any image quickly should i use as a css background not in ? I think difference only will show in low speed internet connection.\n\nI saw many articles related to css only preloading they all are using images in css background.\n\n[http://perishablepress.com/press/2008/04/15/pure-css-better-image-preloading-without-javascript/](http://perishablepress.com/press/2008/04/15/pure-css-better-image-preloading-without-javascript/)\n\n[http://perishablepress.com/press/2007/07/22/css-throwdown-preload-images-without-javascript/](http://perishablepress.com/press/2007/07/22/css-throwdown-preload-images-without-javascript/)\n\n[http://divitodesign.com/css/create-an-image-pre-loader-with-css-only/](http://divitodesign.com/css/create-an-image-pre-loader-with-css-only/)", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-18T04:18:00.967", "title": "Is it true images in css background loads before all images in HTML <img>?", "tags": [ "css", "xhtml" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069300.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069300", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T19:29:02.297", "body": "\n\nIf i create a heap array inside a loop, do i have to delete it at the end of each loop before i reinitialize it at the beginning of the loop again or will reinitializing the exact same thing again simply overwrite the old array and i can just skip the delete command?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T19:50:23.733", "title": "Memory management with HEAP arrays", "tags": [ "arrays", "visual-c++" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069341.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069341", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T19:38:29.330", "body": "\n\nAdd expires headers in iis is very Easy,but this cache all the static files. now i want only \nadd expires headers to images,how can i do that? even i want cached specific file?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-26T08:34:31.767", "title": "iis only Add Expires headers to images", "tags": [ "iis", "expires" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069364.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069364", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T19:45:39.550", "body": "\n\nI am attempting to get a list of dependable(consistent across requests) list of \"hidden\" constants in PHP(as in, the client-side won't know about it in most cases without hacking). \n\nSome of the things I am interested in is the following:\n1../configureoptions.\n2. I would also like the very firstSystemvalue in phpinfo. \n3. The loaded PHP modules(as shown in the Apache section)\n4. The build date of PHP.\n5. Registered PHP streams\n6. Registered stream socket transports\n7. Registered stream filters\n\nHow can I get either just a portion of the phpinfo or get these values as a regular string? Note that it doesn't matter if there if markup included, but I don't want to parse the phpinfo as that just seems really slow and surely there is a better way.. ", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T20:35:37.560", "title": "How to get phpinfo() variables from php programatically?", "tags": [ "php", "configuration", "phpinfo" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069375.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069375", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T19:48:26.350", "body": "\n\nThe NetBeans API provides the org.openide.awt.NotificationDisplayer class to create and show clickable notifications in the main status line. For example,\n\n\tNotificationDisplayer.notify(title, icon, detailsText, detailsAction);\n\t\n\nThe user can dismiss a notification by clicking on the X; however, I would like to programatically clear the notifications. How can I accomplish this?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-23T12:09:24.560", "title": "NetBeans - Programatically Remove NotificationDisplayer Notifications", "tags": [ "netbeans" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069426.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069426", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T20:00:25.400", "body": "\n\nI tried Google.\n\nI tried Yahoo.\n\nI tried Bing.\n\nNone of them had results for the $[ variable. Does anyone know where I can find the documentation for it?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-18T07:33:31.290", "title": "Where can I find information about the $[ variable in Perl?", "tags": [ "perl", "documentation", "variables" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069450.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069450", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T20:06:25.363", "body": "\n\nI am trying very hard to get a bus error.\n\nOne way is misaligned access and I have tried the examples given [](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bus_error) and [](http://bytes.com/topic/c/answers/547755-misaligned-access-clarification), but no error for me - the programs execute just fine.\n\nIs there some situation which is sure to produce a bus error?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-03-24T22:39:51.377", "title": "How to get a \"bus error\"?", "tags": [ "c++", "bus-error" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201403", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069469.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069469", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T20:12:31.177", "body": "\n\nI'd like to be a really annoying co-worker and write a little program that randomly changes keys on the keyboard, so maybe once an hour the vowels rearrange themselves for a minute or two. I would run the program as a service I suppose..\n\nI know I can do this permanantly via the registry what about during windows running. \n\nIs it possible in XP? Vista? Windows 7?\n\nI'll post the code if we get it worked out. :)", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T20:54:08.337", "title": "Programatically change keyboard-layout", "tags": [ "windows", "keyboard-layout" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069495.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069495", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T20:22:03.550", "body": "\n\nOk, I have this thing working. Rollover the links and it changes the banner/pic. Fantastic. Question is this: How can I change the text from 1,2,3... to whatever I want? In addition, how can I apply background images, hover, and active treatments. In the example at [http://malsup.com/jquery/cycle/pager5.html](http://malsup.com/jquery/cycle/pager5.html), I am using the #nav a {blah, blah} to affect the yellow box and border, but when I add an image it does nothing. Furthermore the ability to change the text seems to be buried in the actual Cycle Plugin. Anyone know how to do this?\n\nHere is my code\n\njavascript:\n\n\t$('#slideshow').cycle({ \n\t speed: 200,\n\t timeout: 0, \n\t pager: '#tabs', \n\t pagerEvent: 'mouseover' \n\t});\n\t\n\nCSS (image not showing thought)\n\n\t#tabs a {\n\t border-style: none;\n\t height: 47px;\n\t width: 192px;\n\t background-image: url(../images/tabback.png);\n\t -moz-background-clip:border;\n\t -moz-background-inline-policy:continuous;\n\t -moz-background-origin:padding;\n\t background: none no-repeat scroll 0 0;\n\t text-decoration:none;\n\t}\n\t\n\nand the HTML is not that important but I am spitting out the nav links at @tabs. ", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-19T18:16:45.660", "title": "Jquery Cycle Plugin Question - Changing and styling links", "tags": [ "javascript", "jquery", "css" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069513.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069513", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T20:26:11.297", "body": "\n\nI wish to dynamically create and name instances of my object at runtime as I add them to a list class I somehow thought this would be a simple matter in c# but thus far I have been unable to find any information on how to achieve this.\n\nfor the brief description I have a custom class that during runtime I wish to create an array list and populate it with objects of the custon class but name the objects as they're being added to the list using the loop index and a standard name.\n\nIs this possible?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T20:33:02.673", "title": "how do I dynamically create and name objects at runtime in C#?", "tags": [ "c#", ".net", "dynamic" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069570.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069570", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T20:40:46.930", "body": "\n\nI've been working on converting a Silverlight project from Silverlight 2 to Silverlight 3. Note that I've **never had SL 2** binaries or development components installed on my machine (it's only a month old).\n\nThis has been going fine and the app was running until I started getting a build error withValidateXamlraising aFileNotFoundExceptioninSystem.Core. I don't know why this suddenly started happening but from some searching around the answer seemed to be putting various Silverlight DLLs in the GAC. This did indeed solve the build errors. I didn't try testing to check if the app ran correctly after that.\n\nSome time later I'm trying to run the app again. Now I'm getting yet anotherFileNotFoundException, this time inSystem.Windows.Controls. I've tried removing all Silverlight DLLs from the GAC and adding them back in again without any success. Here's the stack trace:\n\n<pre>\nMessage: Unhandled Error in Silverlight Application \nCode: 4004 \nCategory: ManagedRuntimeError \nMessage: System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or assembly 'System.Windows.Controls, Version=2.0.5.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.\nFile name: 'System.Windows.Controls, Version=2.0.5.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35'\n at MyNamespace.Page.InitializeComponent()\n at MyNamespace.Page..ctor()\n at MyNamespace.App.Application_Startup(Object sender, StartupEventArgs e)\n at System.Windows.CoreInvokeHandler.InvokeEventHandler(Int32 typeIndex, Delegate handlerDelegate, Object sender, Object args)\n at MS.Internal.JoltHelper.FireEvent(IntPtr unmanagedObj, IntPtr unmanagedObjArgs, Int32 argsTypeIndex, String eventName) \n</pre>\n\nThis entire experience has been very frustrating and I'd love to know **what is causing these problems and how to fix them?**", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T21:39:52.413", "title": "Silverlight application broken with FileNotFoundException in System.Windows.Controls", "tags": [ "silverlight", "silverlight-3.0", "filenotfoundexception" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069593.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069593", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T20:50:42.467", "body": "\n\nHere's the situation - Most of this ASP.NET Web Forms application (which uses a single master page for all pages) with Forms Authentication, has a standard session timeout, but there are some \"modes\" where we store an encoded cookie that links the user to their account.\n\nI would like to manually check early on in the page lifecycle for the cookie, and if certain conditions are met, **manually re-establish the user's authentication ticket/session**.\n\nWhere's the best place to do this? Master page Page_Init? Global.asax BeginRequest?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T20:56:29.080", "title": "Where in the Web Forms lifecycle can I re-authenticate a user?", "tags": [ "asp.net", "webforms", "forms-authentication" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069707.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069707", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T21:38:08.157", "body": "\n\nCan I use AuthSub with PHP ? I want to use Google API with PHP but don't want to install Zend Framework.I'm goolging and not found with AuthSub class for PHP.", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-18T16:30:07.893", "title": "AuthSub with PHP", "tags": [ "php", "google-api", "authsub" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069739.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069739", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T21:46:23.317", "body": "\n\nI don't know if this is a stupid question, but is there any way to not show focus in wxPython? For example, I built a simple GUI with a few buttons and I don't want the dotted rectangle to show up on the button I have just clicked. \n\nIf I remember correctly in Excel VBA you could just set TakeFocusOnClick tag to False. What would be the equivalent in wxPython?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-28T11:43:52.707", "title": "Not showing focus in wxPython?", "tags": [ "wxpython", "focus" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069743.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069743", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T21:47:48.600", "body": "\n\nI came across [this](http://blogs.msdn.com/devdev/archive/2006/01/23/516431.aspx) blog post yesterday, and it once again made me want to give [literate programming](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Literate_programming) a try.\n\nHas anyone else tried doing literate programming for C#? I'm wondering about trying [Lyx](http://www.lyx.org/) + [noweb](http://www.cs.tufts.edu/~nr/noweb/), but wondered if you might have other experience or suggestions.", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-22T21:35:18.377", "title": "Has anyone tried literate programming for C#, with Lyx and noweb", "tags": [ "c#", "literate-programming", "lyx", "noweb" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069763.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069763", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T21:57:09.177", "body": "\n\nCan someone please explain to me what is the difference between an event handler and a callback function?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-05-17T16:49:54.037", "title": "Difference between event handlers and callbacks", "tags": [ "design", "architecture", "language-agnostic", "software-engineering" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201405", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069804.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069804", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T22:13:27.117", "body": "\n\nSo I am trying to get the page where a visitor came from. I inserted this code into a php file and I am trying to see the page's URL but it is not working, any suggestions?\n\n\t<?php \n\t\n\t $ref = getenv(\"HTTP_REFERER\"); \n\t echo $ref; \n\t\n\t?>\n\t\n\n(added this after some answers)\nI have also tried\n\n\tprint $_SERVER[\"HTTP_REFERER\"];\n\t\n\nand that doesn't work either\n\nit worked after i updated the website many times, not sure why was there a problem in the first place, thanks anyway :) ", "lastActivityDate": "2014-07-06T18:05:55.233", "title": "Referral URL in php", "tags": [ "php" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201407", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069863.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069863", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T22:31:25.770", "body": "\n\n\tprivate enum E_Week\n\t{\n\t Mon = 0,\n\t Tue,\n\t . . .\n\t}\n\t\n\nWhat does the following code mean?\n\n\tE_Week? week= null;\n\t\n\nIs it equal to the following code? What is the function of the '?' sign here?\n\n\tE_Week week= null;\n\t", "lastActivityDate": "2014-03-31T18:17:48.450", "title": "A curious C# syntax with a question mark", "tags": [ "c#" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201403", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069956.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069956", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T22:53:51.633", "body": "\n\nI'm currently subclassing TDataset for my job. However the lack of documentation on the process is making this more difficult than it should be.\n\nI'm currently wondering what InternalInsert and InternalAddRecord should do?\n\nAlso if anyone can point me to a good guide that isn't [Custom Dataset](http://www.gexperts.com/articles/customds.asp) or the [Keeping Hold of Your Things series](http://www.carterconsulting.org.uk/) or [Datasets without databases](http://edn.embarcadero.com/article/20587). That would be much appreciated", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T23:44:10.647", "title": "What must certain internal methods of TDataset do?", "tags": [ "database", "delphi" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2069960.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2069960", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T22:54:34.553", "body": "\n\nI'm writing a shell script that is supposed to be run by users only in sudo user list, what's the appropriate way of doing this? \n\nwhat I'm thinking is in the shell script, try to create a dummy file in system dir such as /var/run/ and remove it, so users not in sudo list will receive a permission error, but I believe there gotta be a more appropriate way of doing this, thanks for helping", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T23:16:43.620", "title": "Write shell script that can only be run by a sudo user in Ubuntu", "tags": [ "shell", "ubuntu", "scripting", "sudo" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2070000.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2070000", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T23:07:06.770", "body": "\n\nI have two tables: Coupons and Responses.\n\nThe Coupons table includes fields such as:\n* VendorID [key]\n* CouponID [key]\n* CouponDescription\n\nThe Responses table includes fields such as:\n* RespondentID [key]\n* CouponID [key]\n* (VendorID not repeated in this table.)\n* Accepted [true/false]\n* Rejected [true/false]\n* Rating [1 to 5]\n\nWhen someone accepts a coupon, they eventually rate it in the Responses table. Likewise, when someone rejects a coupon, the rejection appears in the Responses table.\n\nWhen fetching a list of available coupons from the Coupons table, I'd like to exclude vendors who previously received two or more rejections from a respondent. For instance if RespondentID 3 previously rejected two or more coupons from Vendor 47, all coupons from Vendor 47 would no longer be shown to RespondentID 3.\n\nTwo things make it difficult for a SQL novice like myself. \n\n1. The first is how to write the subquery that counts rejections *from* a particular vendor and *by* a particular respondent. \n\n2. The second is how to join-back (so to speak) the Responses table to the Coupons table so that the sub-query of the Responses table bases its result on the RespondentID (which is in the Responses table) and the VendorID (which is *not* in the Responses table and must be determined based on the CouponID (which is in both tables).\n\nThanks for your assistance. It's always appreciated.", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-18T11:59:21.803", "title": "Exclude records from one table based on count in joined table", "tags": [ "mysql", "count", "inner-join" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2070010.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2070010", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T23:11:32.397", "body": "\n\nHow can I make the puts commands I output from a commandline based ruby program colour?\nI would appreciated any references to how I call each different colour also.\n\nLets say we start with this..\n\n\tPuts \"The following word is blue.. Im Blue!\"\n\tPuts \"The following word is green.. Im Green!\"\n\tPuts \"The following word is red.. Im Red!\"\n\t\n\nAnd I get different text I want in different colours I want, You get the idea.\n\nIm using Ubuntu, would I need to change my approach so that the program outputs correctly in diff os?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-05-24T07:45:36.940", "title": "How to output my ruby commandline text in different colours", "tags": [ "ruby", "command-line", "colors" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201405", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2070038.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2070038", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T23:20:11.427", "body": "\n\nI have a \n\n\tchar* aString\n\t\n\nand I want to write the portion ofaStringbetweenfromandto, what is the most efficient way?\n\nI think of a way which writes 1 characters at a time.\n\n\tchar* p = aString + from;\n\tfor (int i =0; i < (to-from); i++) {\n\t fprintf(aFile, \"%c\", p++);\n\t}\n\t\n\nI wonder if there is a faster way?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T23:41:02.590", "title": "An efficient way to print a string to a file", "tags": [ "c" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2070042.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2070042", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T23:21:07.663", "body": "\n\nI get a page response from a web and it is having strings like\"Lluís Quílez\". But i get it as\"Lluís Quílez\". So how do i change it back to\"Lluís Quílez\"` in C#?\n\nThank you.", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-17T23:26:05.330", "title": "Encoding string C#", "tags": [ "c#" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2070104.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2070104", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T23:40:44.023", "body": "\n\nHow to compare values present in two sets with same size.", "lastActivityDate": "2014-01-22T12:15:30.530", "title": "How to compare values present in two sets with same size", "tags": [ "java", "collections" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201401", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2070120.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2070120", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T23:45:46.370", "body": "\n\nIn vim \n\n> :g/George Bush/d\n\ndeletes all lines with George Bush.\n\nWhat if I wanted to delete ****? \n\nAnother realistic example would be to find all DEBUG in a log4net log and delete up to the end of stack trace (which I know will be another 10 lines below it) ", "lastActivityDate": "2014-09-09T20:38:42.030", "title": "Search and delete multiple lines", "tags": [ "search", "delete", "vim" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201409", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2070172.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2070172", "creationDate": "2014-01-17T23:57:37.050", "body": "\n\nThere is a wizard that can contain over 150 questions or just 10. Each question can be different from the question asked before. For example, it is possible that one question requires you to answer a \"Yes / No\" answer, but the next one can contain a multiple choice list with four options. There also should be an opportunity to fill in a completely open answer to the question asked in this wizard. The wizard consist of multiple sections. \n\nThe results of this wizard should also be evaluated. For example: \n\"Did you ever forget to put on your shoes when going to work?\" \"Yes/No\" If the user answered yes, we should evaluate this and tell him that he should put his shoes at the door, so he won't ever forget it again. (example)\n\nThe results of this wizard have to be saved into a database, but doing this in one table and just adding all data to this table looks quiet unhandy to me. \nIs there anyone here that has a clean solution so that for example if we ever have to rebuild a wizard like this, we can just use the same database?", "lastActivityDate": "2014-07-04T05:44:07.370", "title": "What is the best approach to store question data into a database?", "tags": [ "sql", "database", "wizard" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201407", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } PUT a JSON object to /questions/2070204.json POSTING JSON { "id": "/questions/2070204", "creationDate": "2014-01-18T00:06:11.133", "body": "\n\nI have read a lot about this issue but mine still seems to be different somehow.\nSo from what I understood, EXC_BAD_ACCESS occurs with memory management problems.\n\nThe thing is, mine does not seem (! :)) to be there. The thing is, I simple added a button in IB, rounded rect, no image. The I hooked it up with an IBACTION I defined in my class. This method does nothing (!) by the way.\n\nAnyway, as soon as I click the button, the App crashes, with \"EXC_BAD_ACCESS\".\n\nI am surely not overreleasing anything, as far as I can see, that is. What is wrong there?\n\nAny clues?\n\nThis is my console log:\n\n\tLoading program into debugger…\n\tsharedlibrary apply-load-rules all\n\tProgram loaded.\n\ttarget remote-mobile /tmp/.XcodeGDBRemote-148-79\n\tSwitching to remote-macosx protocol\n\tmem 0x1000 0x3fffffff cache\n\tmem 0x40000000 0xffffffff none\n\tmem 0x00000000 0x0fff none\n\trun\n\tRunning…\n\t[Switching to thread 11779]\n\t[Switching to thread 11779]\n\t(gdb) continue\n\t2010-01-15 09:16:34.800 FlightControl1[1899:207] Table loaded\n\t2010-01-15 09:16:35.200 FlightControl1[1899:207] 23\n\t2010-01-15 09:16:35.350 FlightControl1[1899:207] debug\n\tProgram received signal: “EXC_BAD_ACCESS‿.\n\t(gdb) \n\t\n\nThis is what I get, after I went up the stack:\n\n\t#0 0x31ec3ebc in objc_msgSend ()\n\t#1 0x33605784 in -[UIApplication sendAction:to:from:forEvent:]()\n\t#2 0x336056ec in -[UIApplication sendAction:toTarget:fromSender:forEvent:]()\n\t#3 0x336056b4 in -[UIControl sendAction:to:forEvent:]()\n\t#4 0x3360530c in -[UIControl(Internal) _sendActionsForEvents:withEvent:]()\n\t#5 0x33605f8c in -[UIControl touchesEnded:withEvent:]()\n\t#6 0x335fd9ac in _UIGestureRecognizerUpdateObserver ()\n\t#7 0x30da1830 in __CFRunLoopDoObservers ()\n\t#8 0x30de9346 in CFRunLoopRunSpecific ()\n\t#9 0x30de8c1e in CFRunLoopRunInMode ()\n\t#10 0x332e7374 in GSEventRunModal ()\n\t#11 0x335adc30 in -[UIApplication _run]()\n\t#12 0x335ac230 in UIApplicationMain ()\n\t#13 0x000027a8 in main (argc=1, argv=0x2ffff4d8) at /Users/SomePath/main.m:14\n\t", "lastActivityDate": "2014-03-19T09:18:34.750", "title": "EXC_BAD_ACCESS with IBACTION", "tags": [ "iphone", "uibutton", "exc-bad-access" ], "docScore": 0, "comments": [], "answers": [], "creationYearMonth": "201403", "itemTally": 0, "owner": null } :dbLoad FAILED :dbLoad (Thread[Daemon Thread 2,5,main]) completed. Took 15.022 secs.BUILD FAILED
Total time: 40.587 secs Stopped 0 compiler daemon(s).