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Hi I am studying the HTTP methods. I read that GET request can be bookmarked and POST request can not be bookmarked. Can anybody explain this with an example?
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You can use....
You can perfectly available in the request URL .
An HTTP POST can be bookmarked, but since a bookmark only consists of the URL, all of the form fired when you submit a HTML <form> which is set with method="post" .
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From the documentation, I would expect adModeShareDenyWrite to be the way, but it's not working right.
I'm using an Access database via ADO. My connection string says Mode=8, which is adModeShareDenyWrite. But when I try to delete a row from a table, ...
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When you use adModeShareDenyWrite in....
They can change whatever they want from a client interface, whatever it is, and others can also connect to the same file at the same time.
One solution is to give them access to a copy of the database .
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I have a lengthy user-interface operation on my form which is triggered whenever an event is fired. Rather than have the UI block while the operation takes place, I'd like to perform the operation in another thread, and abort that thread and start again...
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Anyway, cross....
You can avoid the use of Invoke using the object SynchronizationContext that was introduced efficient and robust.
Delegate (so you can call it more simply) does the necessary checking (throwing an exception to terminate...
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Is it just me or do they keep getting longer?
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Covered up.
She's uh...
Even though you can see a little more than her legs here.
Edgy pic.
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How can I create a JTextfield that can be queried but not updated?
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A quick search.
The text, but it can still be copied or you can pull the value with getText() .
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Can I use Dashcode to develop an application that can be sold in the app store?
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But since you can call up the browser from Objective-C, you should be able to use whatever HTML/CSS.
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Can you give an example where the Queue data structure can be specially helpful
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5 threads....
In some cases, items can be (safely) pushed onto and pulled off to a credit card processor.
Are processed in the order they are received, but they can also be ordered in other ways (a priority handling requests for print jobs.
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Where I can find a software or a command in DOS that can give me my OpenGL version?
Thanks,
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Thanks,
I also found OpenGL Version checker
another option: wglinfo , a compiled version sits around here . .
Try OpenGL Extensions Viewer.
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With SQL Server, I can send
SELECT * FROM FOO SELECT * FROM BAR
to the server and get back the results of both, all in one trip.
Can I do that with mySQL also?
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SELECT * FROM foo UNION SELECT * FROM bar
I can only speak about the mysqli-extension for PHP, but I guess the same will be possible with....
As long as the queries have the same number of columns you can do a UNION on the two queries, e.g.
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Can you recommend (any) good reading (books, links, etc.) on CAN and/or MOST protocols?
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I own many of these books, and highly recommend ... .
A 11 or 29 bit source identifier else is looking there are some excellent book on CAN networking listed here: CAN Books .
CAN is pretty simple, and the Bosch specification is clear.
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