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• Key combinations for a Hot key

  - by HanuAthena

  We are developing a hot key for one of our application. A key combination that is easy to remember easy to press (especially for people with small fingers) certainly not ctrl-alt-del ;) Which key combination do you suggest for a hot-key?

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• What (software) usb sniffers are available for windows?

  - by frankster

  Are there any software drivers for windows 7 (64-bit) that can report the data transferred between some application software and a usb device? I have tried snoopy (http://sourceforge.net/projects/usbsnoop/) but I can't get it working. Possibly I would need to go down the route of installing an earlier version of windows. Any other suggestions?

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• Making GWT RPC calls to an external service for which you don't have code

  - by Artem

  I would like to make a small program that scrapes information from a 3rd-party GWT-enabled website. Is it possible to somehow call this RPC directly? What would I need to reverse-engineer to do this (i.e. hopefully not the entire low-level protocol). I am hoping I could somehow just call this from within my own server-side GWT or Servlet app.

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• Force jQuery ajax

  - by Mick

  Hi I noticed that jquery ajax request sometimes take about 1-2 seconds before the responce comes is this normal and is there any way to short that time to minimal? The responce type is jquery and it's small. Thanks!

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• ruby thread programming , ruby equivalent of java wait/notify/notifyAll

  - by Geo

  I would like to know what are ruby's alternatives to the Java methods : wait notify notifyAll Could you please post a small snippet or some links ?

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• how to set wxPython main frame bottom right on screen?

  - by Hitesh Chavda

  For better description, +-----------------------+ | Desktop (screen) | | | | | | +----------+ | | | wxPython | | | | App. | | | | | | | | | | | +----------+ | +-----------------------+ Look at WxPython App., which is align to the bottom right of screen. How to I position my main frame because screen width is different on each pc? For Better Understanding, I want to pop-up small window like Digsby and FeedNotifier use! i think both use python!!

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• SQL Server (Not Express) + Visual Studio Express (vb.net) - Connection possible?

  - by Homer J. Simpson

  Hi, I couldn't find a quick answer on the official pages, is it possible to write VB projects in the express edition of Visual Studio that connect to a SQL Server that is not the included 'Express' server ? Any hints appreciated :-)

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• C# Microsoft LifeCam HD mjpeg capture

  - by IraqiGeek

  Hi, I have a Microsoft LifeCam HD-5000 webcams. According to AMCap, the camera outputs a MJPEG stream at 30fps at 720p. I want to capture each JPEG frame in a small application without doing any preview or decompression/transcoding to minimize CPU utilization to the minimum possible. I'm a C# developer, but I'm new to DirectShow. Is there a simple way to capture the MJPEG stream frame by frame as its output from the camera in C#/.NET without decompressing it?

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• JMS Topic message size

  - by jjoshi

  Our application uses a topic to push message to a small set of subscribers. what sort of things should i look for when modeling a jms message with respect to the size of the actual message to be pushed. Are there any known limits or is application server specific? Any best practices or suggestions on this topic (pun unintended)?

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• Need tutorials on Content providers in android

  - by Rahul Varma

  Hi folks, I am in desperate need of good tutorials on Content Providers in Android. I have been searching in the web for the tutorials but none could give me a clear idea on how content providers work. I'll be grateful if anyone can provide me with sample codes of the projects that implement content providers...

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• Which is the best way to create background rendering using flex?

  - by Jeeva

  I have planned to develop a game in which the users will build buildings on a plain surface. I want to divide those lands into pieces and allow the user to build the buildings. What is the best way to divide the plain surface as small squares in flex.

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• What's the status of multicore programming in Haskell?

  - by Don Stewart

  What's the status of multicore programming in Haskell? What projects, tools, and libraries are available now? What experience reports have there been?

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• Iframe covers navigation bar, needs close, open to fix?

  - by kuyanatan

  I have a small webpage with a form, iframe-d in. When I put invalid input inside the form, the iframe covers up the navigation bar and I can't get the navigation bar back without closing and opening the page again. Here is where I am (temporarily) hosting the webpage: dl.dropbox.com/u/1144456/rlp/v2/demo.html the css stylesheet: dl.dropbox.com/u/1144456/rlp/v2/contact-us.htm To recreate this problem, click the last tab and just click submit.

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• Can some explain why this wont draw a circle? It is drawing roughly 3/4?

  - by Brandon Shockley

  If we want to use n small lines to outline our circle then we can just divide both the circumference and 360 degrees by n (i.e , (2*pi*r)/n and 360/n). Did I not do that? import turtle, math window = turtle.Screen() window.bgcolor('blue') body = turtle.Turtle() body.pencolor('black') body.fillcolor('white') body.speed(10) body.width(3) body.hideturtle() body.up() body.goto(0, 200) lines = 40 toprad = 40 top_circum = 2 * math.pi * toprad sol = top_circum / lines circle = 360 / lines for stops in range(lines): body.pendown() body.left(sol) body.forward(circle) window.exitonclick()

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• Can Android OS be programmed to interface with a external device via the mini-USB port?

  - by user322865

  Basic example, if I bought a chipset with a light socket and bulb soldered to the chipset; then put a USB cable with the mini-USB plug on the end to get plugged into the android phone. Can I write a Java application to turn on/off the light, get the status of the light(on/off) and maybe power a super-small led/bulb with power from the phone itself? Any insight at all would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

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• Building a simple cart using object orientated PHP

  - by James

  I've built basic shopping carts with PHP before but in an attempt to get my feet wet with OOP, I'd like to try using that method. I come from a design background but do understand some basics of OOP but would like to see a tutorial or something simple I could base this on. The site is small and the cart functionality required is very standard. Can anyone offer a link to a decent tutorial or article on building a Cart with PHP OOP, a quick google didn't turn up anything decent.

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• Anyone have any experience using Actinic?

  - by Dan

  Hi, I'm helping a friend transfer a site to a new server who uses Actinic to run a small catalogue of items. I've transferred the files over to the new server, but I need to change a few configuration settings for Actinic, as the old server stored files in /public_html But the new one uses /httpdocs Does anyone know which files I need to edit to do this? I can't get in touch with my friend at the moment as he is on holiday. Any advice appreciated. Thanks.

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• itemize with " - " in Latex

  - by qwerty

  Hello, If i use \begin{itemize} \item asdasd \item dsfsdf \end{itemize} , then the items are with a bullet. Bot how can i itemize these two with a "-" (a small line) ? Thanks!

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• Changing background image of a Drupal page based on user's selection...?

  - by Sambo

  Hi I'm trying to give my users the functionality to change what the background image used on a page is. The list of background images will be a small number that won't really change. I thought I could add a few Taxonomy terms...one for each background type...then apply a class to the body tag when the page is viewed. Does this sound feasible and if so how would I go about doing it? Thanks Sam

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• Which version of Python should be used?

  - by EmpireJones

  I'm starting a new Python web project. With most frameworks, everyone rushes to the latest version, however, it seems that this is not as true for Python 3.x. Which version of Python should brand new projects use?

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• OpenID authentication in Ruby on Rails

  - by martinatime

  I am a neophyte with Ruby on Rails but I've created a couple of small apps. Anyway, I'm really interested in OpenID and I would like to implement OpenID authentication and maybe some Sreg stuff in a Rails app. All of the research that I have done has come up with articles that are out of date or just don't work for me. Since I'm so new to Rails I'm having difficulty debugging the issues so... What is the best way to implement OpenId in Rails? Thanks

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• Switching views in ViewFlipper

  - by Farha Ansari

  Hi, Is there a way to switch views in a ViewFlipper just like on Home screen, where we have small dots at the bottom of the screen and on clicking on them we can switch views. Thanks, Farha

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• Optimal xml storage engine

  - by nixau

  I'm considering optimal open source solution for storing xml documents with further querying on them effectively. Amount of data will be small. As far as I understand native xml databases might form a proper solution for my case. They obviously store xml documents in highly efficient way. It would be great to learn your experience. Any suggestions on proper solution? Have you got any experience employing xml storage engines in your apps?

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• Where does IntelliJ IDEA store shelf changes on the local drive?

  - by goe

  I want to write a small bakcup script that would that my shelf changes in IntelliJ and put them on a netwrok drive. But I can't locate the path to where these are stored on my local drive. Any ideas?

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• Summary of changes for each API level?

  - by MisterSquonk

  As the title says, are there any sources (web pages etc) of summarised changes at each API level? I have an app which I've put out to a small group of beta testers and I already fell foul of Environment.getExternalFilesDir(), which I hadn't noticed was introduced in API Level 8, when a couple of the guys tried it on Android v2.1 devices. The majority of my code should be pretty generic but it would be useful if I could find a condensed/summarised list/table or similar that I can quickly glance over.

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