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I am looking for a VoIP service my application can use to call landlines and mobile phones.
What I need:
I would generate an audio file and send it to the service. The service would then place the call and play the audio file. Other features that would...
Started by Dana Holt on
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Altough.
This is not an external service which I think you're looking for, it could be used to connect to a VoIPFor calling and playing audio files you could have a look at the Asterisk server.
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I am looking for a free service (providing a web service or a database that gets updated regularly) that will allow me to retrieve the Geolocations (Long/Lat) for Country/Prov/City.
Yahoo & Google's API's are unacceptable as they limit the total amount...
Started by Mike Curry on
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Have a look at TIGER line data
EDIT: In my experience it's not as accurate as NAVTEQ data (i think.
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Hello. In my quest to build a site that has blogging capabilities, I am searching a blogging service. Please note that I am not interested in installing something like wordpress in-premise. I am looking for a service which will provide me with APIs to...
Started by Kabeer on
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Many applications have been created for that purpose, with a hefty price tag .
Now, if you want a service to truly host your entire blog backend, while you write service to support that.
To Weblog).
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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I want a new laptop, which should I buy, which should I avoid and why?
What I'm looking for is the best quality on parts (I don't want to change the HD or a dead pixel on my screen). Outstanding customer service (specially for guarantee claims). And support...
Started by AZ on
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Outstanding Customer Service You are a computer super-user, aren't you? What do you really need support.
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I'm looking for a solutions to deliver newsletters through a reliable service provider. Currently, I'm using Lyris List Manager software on my dedicated server to send out newsletters to opted in recipients.
We don't have the knowledge to troubleshoot...
Started by Snipper on
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I believe the two.
My company uses Rackspace's Mailtrust.
I think subscribe the service from the providers who do that for living would be a best approach is another commonly used service.
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I'm looking for a blog engine with nice syntax highlighting to share some code snippets.
I already know about services http://refactormycode.com/ , but I'm really looking for a blog where people could subcribe to my feed.
Started by sebest on
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If you have the full code in ....
You may not want/be able to keep the syntax highlighting in the actual feeds themselves as the feeds should be rss, atom or XML which is just the content, if done correctly .
Just use Wordpress with the WP-Syntax plugin.
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We have an application that needs to be running all the time, and automatically restart when the server reboots. Sounds like a great job for a Windows service! The only problem is that the company that created this software was not so thoughtful :-(
Does...
Started by Richard West on
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You can get a lot of that functionality from something like NSSM - the Non-Sucking Service Manager that commercial tool you mentioned.
It hosts-- trying to close them gracefully when the service control manager asks it to "stop", etc.
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Hello everyone,
I have some legacy classic ASP code (not ASP.Net, but ASP), and I want to call a WCF service which I developed by using VSTS 2008 + C# + .Net 3.5 and using basic Http Binding.
Any reference samples? I heard the only way is -- we have to...
Started by George2 on
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Classic ASP would call the COM component and not know that it's dealing with web services.
service.
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I have a WCF 3.5 service and it runs great. It is using basicHttpBinding and IIS 7 hosted. I'd like to add some minimal security to it, maybe a username and a password. Can someone give me some really basic instructions? What do I need to add to my web...
Started by Scott on
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Or roll your own
install a certificate for the service on the server side, so that your messages you're looking for - the concrete example is for wsHttp, but it should work for basicHttpBinding.
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We do a lot of document scanning, and I find myself now with a bunch of simple scripts that watch incoming folders for files, and then route the files to their final destination (i.e. they might end up in a Sharepoint library, or be encrypted and stored...
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This....
I'd say that Mule is the most powerful and flexible of the open source options right now, but it comes with a learning curve .
However, it is quite a bit less flexible.
Spring Integration is a little more lightweight and has less of a learning curve .
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