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The Angry .Net Developer: NHibernate WCF Error: HTTP request context being aborted by the server??

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The Angry .Net Developer. Thoughts on software development by Rudy Lacovara. Wednesday, December 19, 2012. NHibernate WCF Error: HTTP request context being aborted by the server? I’ve been ambivalent toward ORMs for quite some time now, but I’m really starting to dislike NHibernate in a special way.  My experience has been that ORMs lead to a lot of wasted time troubleshooting code problems that are really ORM problems.  Here’s one example. An error occurred while receiving the HTTP response to. At this ...

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Facebook Application Development: Developer Application

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Thursday, 15 August 2013. Facebook App Development Hello world application, let's start! In the Developer application proceeds to create a new application. If it finds this phrase, inappropriate lyrics, improperly used FB elements, just as deceiving - it depends sometimes sooner, sometimes later. FB robot is particularly sensitive to the number of invitations sent, sent dialogues, invited friends. Questions and issues not directly addressed by this article, then we can solve the associated forum. Faceboo...

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.NET, Sitecore and setup development: A simple batch script to dump the contents of the folder and its subfolders recursively

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NET, Sitecore and setup development. This blog is used as a memory dump of random thoughts and interesting facts about different things in the world of IT. If anyone finds it useful, the author will be just happy! Friday, March 2, 2012. A simple batch script to dump the contents of the folder and its subfolders recursively. This topic might seem too minor for a blog post. You can argue that it’s covered by a simple call to a dir /s. Let’s start from the FOR. There’s one last point worth attention&#...

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Vampire Software Development: Stumped by range

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Monday, 13 May 2013. Today at $work we can across the following in someone's perl script. If (/ Q$start/x./ Q$end/x) {print q{match};}. This rather stumped all of us from $boss down. Between us, we have over 25 years worth of perl experience, and no-one had seen this before. What is the range operator doing between 2 regexes? It turns out, that we can use this to loop over (for example) lines in a file, and when $start is seen, start printing out until $end is seen. Then reset and finish looping. Thats t...

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Custom Software Development India, Software Application Development India

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Real Estate ERP Software. Custom Software Development India, Software Application Development India. We count on industry-standard. Customized software development,custom software development,custom software solution,customized software company in india,custom software,software developer,custom application software, custom solutions. Planned Architecture software development companies,custom software,software application development. Custom software application development,software development models.

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Portals & Content Management | Apar Technologies Pte Ltd

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Technology Consulting & Application Services. Data Management & Business Intelligence. Portals & Content Management. Staffing & Consultancy Services. ELite Student Information System. ELite – Contact Centre Management. Airport Industry Analytics Solutions. Portals & Content Management. Intranet/Internet and Enterprise Portals using Microsoft SharePoint. SharePoint provides the security and functionality to open up an organization’s knowledge and processes to partners and customers, creating greater effic...

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Pete's Blog on .NET Development: ASP.NET Web forms - Receiving events in a Repeater with ViewState disabled

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Pete's Blog on .NET Development. Wednesday, August 26, 2009. ASPNET Web forms - Receiving events in a Repeater with ViewState disabled. Welcome to my blog, and my first blog post, ever. I will use this blog to post information, tips, tricks, patterns, etc. mainly for the .NET platform. Why is the ViewState important for the repeater? There are two drawbacks to this solutions. You have to place the repeater inside its own user control. I personally don't really find this to be a drawback because I...The s...

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Microsoft Developer Network: Windows7 - Excel VBA - "ORA-01019 unable to allocate memory in the user side"

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Thursday, November 11, 2010. Windows7 - Excel VBA - "ORA-01019 unable to allocate memory in the user side". Operating System: Windows 7. We have an Excel utility that connects to Oracle Database (hosted on a different machine) using ODBC. The code is written in Excel VBA and is always shipped as a macro along with excel file. We tried lot of options and finally able to resolve the error by performing below steps:. 1) Change User Settings. Set the value as "Never Notify". Click on Ok button. This solved m...

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Microsoft .NET development with Luotio: When not to implement GetHashCode() or Equals()

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Microsoft .NET development with Luotio. ASPNET and data binding done right. When not to implement GetHashCode() or Equals(). Torstai 4. maaliskuuta 2010. When not to implement GetHashCode() or Equals(). This question raises time to time and there seems to be no clear answer. But after working with NHibernate for five years the simple answer is don't. Of course that answer is over simplification and doesn't take account all the scenarios. In this post I'm going through one scenario. If you do implement.