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• Should a JMS application create a new session for every message that it sends?

  - by Derek Mahar

  Should a JMS application create a new session for every message that it sends or is it preferable to create a session for a long message sequence?

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• New to networking had to reinstall xp what does blank in Default Gateway mean?

  - by waterfallraini

  I have reinstalled windows xp and posted about not being able to connect to the Interenet. I did go and ensure all drivers are there and now when I type ipconfig/all I get physical address, dhcp enabled, autoconfiguration enabled, autoconfiguration Ip address, subnet mask and then a line that says default gateway where default gateway is the only line with no numbers or anything next to it. My wireless connection works but how can I get this ethernet connection to work. This was working prior to this fresh reinstall.

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• How to use Javascript to popup a new window with NEARLY the same html as its parent window

  - by Ethan

  I want to create multiple versions of print-friendly pages from a single page. I am considering to do it in this way: placing several buttons on the original page and, clicking one button will popup a new window with the same html as its parent window, but with some modifications (e.g., set display attribute of some DIV's to none). It is possible to use javascript to do this?

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• What kind of scaling method is it, when you add new software to a single server to handle more users? [on hold]

  - by Phil

  I have read about scaling (in terms of terminology and methods). This got me confused about the following: On a single computer, running a web server (say apache), if the system administrator adds a front, caching, reverse-proxy such as Varnish, which in that scenario increase the amount of requests this server is able to handle. My question: Setting up such cache increases the capacity of the server to handle work, hence scales it, but without increasing neither the amount of nodes or the node's capacity. What is the name for this type of scaling?

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• Where can I find some good information about how the new canvas HTML element works?

  - by Frew

  I keep reading about how great this new Canvas element for HTML5 is and I see amazing demos done with just javascript and no flash. Where can I find some good information on how to some of these things myself?

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• What's the best way to copy deduplicated files onto a new Server 2012 drive?

  - by Screndib

  We have a deduplicated volume on a Windows Server 2012 machine that is approaching it's limits. It is a 1.3TB drive with ~10TB of duplicated data. We want to copy all of this data onto a larger 4TB drive. What is the best way to perform this copy such that we only copy the 1.3TB of deduplicated data instead of unpacking the entire 10TB and repacking it on the other end? edit: I attempted a standard explorer file copy and a Copy-Item but neither appeared to be dedup-aware. I didn't run either to completion however so I can't say this is the case for sure.

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• Should I create a new extension for an xml file?

  - by macleojw

  I'm working with a data model stored in XML files. I want to create some metadata for the model and store it alongside, but would like to be able to distinguish between the two. The data model is imported into some software from time to time and we don't want it to try to import the meta data files. To get round this, I've been thinking of creating a new extension for the metadata xml files (say .mdml). Is this good practice?

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• How to pull a method out of it's class (and into a new or exsisting)?

  - by Nasit

  What is the easiest way of pulling an excisting method out of it's class and into a new class using Visual studio 2010 / Resharper? Edit: I use Resharper version 5.

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• I need help to automate my concatenate to change daily without having to manually input the new data

  - by Harold Nottingham

  Hi there I use concatenate to pull data together from different cells in my spreadsheet. Since my data changes daily, I want the formula to also change daily without having to manually input the new cell in the concatenate formula. I am looking for a way to do this but not sure how. Can anyone out there help me out please!? I appreciate the assistance in advance!

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• new GIT release engineer here, being asked what is the best way to do development with git?

  - by marlene

  I have been searching the web for best practices, but don't see anything that is consistent. If you have an excellent development process that includes successful releases of your product as well as hotfixes/patches and maintenance releases and you use git. I would love to hear how you use git to accomplish this. Do you use branches, tags, etc? How do you use them. I am looking for details, please. Thanks for hosting this great forum. Lost in Gitland

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• How to open some location in new tab in existing nautilus window? (from console)

  - by klew

  I want to type something in console that will open some location (on example home dir) in already opened nautilus window. Is it possible?

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• [MSBuild] Is there a way to print a new-line when using <Message...> ?

  - by Nam Gi VU

  I wanna write but \n seems not to be working. What should I replace \n with? (I read in the books they said that to print @ and % we use %40 and %25, so I guess the should be a number for the new-line). Any suggestions? Please help!

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• Do assembly strong names change when new versions of .Net are released?

  - by Ryan Michela

  I'm trying to load an assembly that was installed as part of .Net 3.5 SP1 using Assembly.Load() by referencing its strong name. This works fine on my computer right now, but is it future proof? Will the strong name of core .Net assemblies change when patches are installed or new versions of the .Net framework are released? If so, how can I load an assembly from the GAC without using it's strong name?

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• Are there any example of CSS hacks which were working before but not after new version or patch rele

  - by metal-gear-solid

  Are there any example of CSS hacks which were working before new version or patch released? Is it ever happened? mainly i want to know for IE, but would like to know cases of other browsers also.

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• i m new to sharepoint , where coding take place in sharepoint application as other normar asp.net a

  - by girish

  hello, i m new to sharepoint and bit confuse, i don't understand where coding take place in sharepoint as other asp.net application. how it work if i have to create a page for adding record to database.

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• Visual Studio 2010 for C++ programmer: what new things to look forward to?

  - by ShaChris23

  Was wondering if any C++ programmers have tried out the VSTD2010? If so, is there anything new that will help us (unmanaged) C++ programmers become more productive? Anything that Visual Assist X is not already doing? =p Or anything in particular that would want me to upgrade from VSTD2008?

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• How to create a new Active Directory Account from Java (via JNDI)?

  - by user321524

  Hi: Is it possible to create a new user in AD rom Java via JNDI? I tried via trusty Google but nothing came up - maybe I was googling using the wrong terminology (JNDI Active Directory Create User). Any tips will be create appreciated. Current status: I have connected to AD via my Java code and can change attributes of existing AD accounts; next I would like to be able to create AD users from Java/JNDI. Thanks!

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• How can I test out a new feature on just a percentage of my user base?

  - by Spines

  When facebook rolls out a new version of their site, they show it to a percentage of users first. How could I go about doing this cleanly?

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• Linux: Can I create directories that don’t exist while creating a new file?

  - by deb

  I can do mkdir messages and then touch messages/hello.txt Is there a command that will do both - create the directory if it doesn't exist, and then the empty file? something like: touch -p messages/hello.txt Thanks in advance -- Deb

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• Is is possible to guide installation of new programs using %ProgramFiles%? [closed]

  - by ??????? ???????????

  The purpose of this is to have the default "program files" (32 and 64 bit) folders located under an arbitrary path, possibly on a drive separate from where windows lives. Initially I thought that this may be done using a system environment variable through the dialog located under Control Panel - System - Advanced - Environment Variables. These variables turned out to be set in the registry under the key HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion. However, one particular entry is confusing. The ProgramFilesPath entry seems to point at an environment variable that is not defined under the same registry key. I could assume that the difference between ProgramFilesDir and ProgramFilesPath is none and that one of them exists as a backwards compatibility, but having some legitimate resource from Microsoft to look at would be better than guessing. After receiving some worrying feedback about having both 32 and 64bit applications in the same folder, I have decided not to ask about the feasibility of this to avoid discussion. The real question is if the desired effect is possible to attain by "cutting into" the windows setup process and modifying those registry entries as early as possible. These settings should be system wide and not only for software installed by a particular user. If this is indeed something that can be done, I wonder if there are any subtle pitfalls. Programs that expect libraries and other resources to be in default locations can probably be dealt with using the same technique as employed by Windows to re-map the "Documents and Settings" folders and the like (i.e. breaking legacy applications is not real concern).

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• How to get notified of updates to public maven repositories for new plugins?

  - by Samuel

  Are there any tools which will notifiy you automatically of any new plugin additions from public maven repositories (e.g. Apache | Codehaus | JBoss | Sourceforge maven repository ...)

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• Is there a way to print a new-line when using <Message...> ?

  - by Nam Gi VU

  I wanna write but \n seems not to be working. What should I replace \n with? (I read in the books they said that to print @ and % we use %40 and %25, so I guess the should be a number for the new-line).

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• Can Mac OS X Leopard & hence iPhone SDK be installed on the any of the new Intel i3/i5/i7 processor

  - by black_sabbath

  I know that it can be installed on Core 2 Duo & Dual core processors. I am using it right now.But,I am planning to buy new machine & wanna make sure that if I buy i3/i5,should be able to install Mac OS X & able to do iPhone development. Thanks.

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• How to open exernal link in new window through PHP ?

  - by metal-gear-solid

  I want to open All external link into new window/tab through php without touching every external link code. and i don't want to this without target="blank". I can do this through javascript but i want to know if there is a PHP solution.

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• Can Mac OS X Leoperd/Snow Leoperd & hence iPhone SDK be installed on the any of the new Intel i3/i5/

  - by black_sabbath

  I know that it can be installed on Core 2 Duo & Dual core processors. I am using it right now.But,I am planning to buy new machine & wanna make sure that if I buy i3/i5,should be able to install Mac OS X & able to do iPhone development. Thanks.

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