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Has anyone been able to get sitemesh and gaelyk working together? This seems to be possible as mentioned here http://blogs.bytecode.com.au/glen/2009/12/14/getting-sitemesh-running-on-google-app-engine.html . However I unable to get this working with a...
Started by aldrin on
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Also don't forget there's a Google Group.
So it should just work pretty simply.
Taglib does not work with gaelyk, because gaelyk does not rely on the JSP engine for the .gtpl with the right content, etc.
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Who in the kernel is responsible for killing a process.
What if a "kill" comes, and the process is in the blocked state. Does the kill waits until the process comes to running state to clean himself.
If someone can answer more in terms of kernel, like...
Started by Vivek Sharma on
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What you may be interested....
However, you can choose to send any one of several different signals commanding it to go away .
If it won't respond that's it's business.
Running kill simply sends a signal to the process (SIGINT) asking it nicely to terminate .
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I am in the 5th place, but I don't understand why i can't reap anymore, and also when does game end? when a person gets 5 hours?
and what is the have 1.1 times as many as runner up mean
Started by Yoni2b on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at artofproblemsolving):
That means:
james4l>5 hours
and james4l....
So right now, if only james4l reaped, he would need a total of 5 hours and 15 minutes to win .
The winner must have 5 hours plus 10% of the second place-player's time .
You should be able to reap just fine.
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What does InitializeComponent() do, and how does it work? (WPF)
In general first, but I would especially be interested to know the gory details of order of construction, and what happens when there are AttachedProperties.
Started by Tim Lovell-Smith on
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The call to InitializeComponent() (which is usually called in the default constructor of at least Window and UserControls) is actually a method call to the partial class of the control (rather than a call up the object hierarchy as I first expected) .
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$('#<%=nameLabel.ClientID%>') is being used in my script for jquery.
When this is in ... block in tha page , it works fine ,as its a content page it is evaluated to $('#ctl00_contentPanel1_nameLabel') properly, i can see it while debugging scripts...
Started by Ajax2020 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You could apply a css that this doesn't work in....
%> will not work.
External javascript files are not served by the ASP.NET engine, so any server side tags such as <%= .. .
Server code does not work in external js files.
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Seeing as you can easily remote into a server (SSH whatever), does being a sysadmin easily allow for employees to work remotely?
Do companies allow this commonly, or is it more so for consultants? (or maybe not even for consultants?)
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Many "routine....
Technically speaking, there are lots of solutions, and almost everything that does not involve a hardware failure or a total network disaster can you need to be at the server.
It strongly depends on the company you work for/with.
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Hello,
I embedded .NET's WebBrowser into a form that has some other buttons.
The application that I'm developing does not use a keyboard, but uses a touchscreen. So it actually uses the mouse only. To scroll the webbrowser down, I made two custom buttons...
Started by Folkert on
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So when you do ....
Which mean that the browser control needs more time to load and respond to events than you are letting it .
I would gamble that You have a race condition.
(and I suspect it is not).
Without getting into whether your approach is correct.
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Hi,
I have written a program that uses qhttp to get a webpage. This works fine on Linux, but does not work on my Windows box (Vista). It appears that the qhttp done signal is never received.
The relevant code is:
Window::Window() { http = new QHttp(this...
Started by Matt Clarke on
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You can trace the status from QHttp....
By verifying that data transfer is fine.
This can be done e.g.
My advice is to check whether the serves gives proper response .
QHttp works reliably both on Windows and Unix.
This should not happen at all, i.e.
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I have a set of makefiles I use to build a 'big' C project. I am now trying to reuse some in my C++ project and have run into this headache that I just cannot figure out.
The makefile looks like this
SOURCES = \ elements/blue.cpp # Dont edit anything ...
Started by Charles on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
And specify the destination in the rule part, using $(basename ..) where... .
Maybe your % are expanding incorrectly?
Try
$(OBJECTS): %.o: %.cpp ...
From your example, it looks like you don't have a Makefile rule being activated for compiling the C++ files .
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I've been hearing things about NoSQL and that it may eventually become the replacement for SQL DB storage methods due to the fact that DB interaction is often a bottle neck for speed on the web.
So I just have a few questions:
What exactly is it?
How ...
Started by Matt on
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For example.
How does it work? Each of the systems labelled with the generic name works, "NoSQL essentially has no arbitrary limits, and can work where other products can't.
The relational DB model.
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