Hi, I am a newbie to web-services. What is a good way to learn web-services implementation using java, xml and spring? Are there any good books which cover this topic in good width? Or, are there any online resources, tutorials, etc.? Also, what would be good projects to understand this hands-on? Any recommendations>? ...
I have a situation where Project A refers to Project B which refers to Project C. Project C includes several additional files that are marked as content, copy always. When I build Project B these additional files appear in the output folder for Project B. When I build Project A the dll from Project B appears but not the dll or additional...
I want to take several iphone projects that I wrote and combine them into one project. What's the easiest way to do this? I would like it if I could access all these projects from one button on the iphone home screen. ...
Where can I get a complete reference about Web Deployment Projects 2008? I have searched for it, but it appears that there are only blogs posts or forums questions about WDP specific characteristics. ...
After doing some search here, I found next to no questions on developing a web server. I'm mainly going to be doing this for two reasons. As a side project and to learn more about developing a server program. This is not going to turn into a usable application, more of a learning tool So the questions are simple. Have you developed...
At my company, our current method of updating the database is to connect using the Server Explorer in VS2005, then modify the stored procedures by opening them and editing. The devs here seem to enjoy that "write and save it like it's code" mentality. It is pretty convenient, how it automatically turns Create into Alter and runs the sc...
Programming Collective Intelligence is an awesome way to get your feet wet in Machine learning. I am looking for similar books which has small but interesting programming projects. Do you have any recommendations? Edit: It need not be related to machine learning. It could be any programming project-based books. Thanks. Edit2: Collect...
I finally found a reasonable thing to do during my short summer vacation. I got a job as a programmer on a start-up company (who shall remain anonymous), and I will be starting around the first of June. Now, the company will soon have a senior programmer that I will at some point have to impress. The company will be using Unity as their...
Is there a .Net project/dll, that supports escaping of user supplied input to database queries for various database systems? I would like our entire team to standardize and use one module to perform escaping of user supplied input that will then be used in parameterized SQL queries. Ideally, I would like to specify the database system ...
URL generation in my web app is in charge of the presentation layer. Now consider another module sending out messages containing URLs. (Not neccessarily triggered from presentation). However, the presentation layer has to know about the module (since it might be the trigger, and the user can configure the module using the frontend). I.e...
I have a desktop application I'm developing with Visual Studio where I need to update a small part of the app on a more frequent basis. To avoid the inconvenience of deploying a new installer every time, I split the more frequently updated support functions into a separate project and compiled it as a DLL. The desktop app now loads this ...
I'm working in XCode and I've also written an external editor tool that generates resources for use in the project. In the best case scenario, the tool would edit the project.pbxproj file so that it includes the generated resources in the project. I've read through the file in an attempt to understand it, and it's mostly discernible but ...
I know that many, many developers, start projects and then get stuck or lose interest and move on to something else. Do you have any unfinished projects and why did you stop? Did you ever motivate yourself to come back and finish it, or are you deleting them after some time and forget about the original idea? ...
What do you do when you have a set of .h files that has fallen victim to the classic 'gordian knot' situation, where to #include one .h means you end up including almost the entire lot? Prevention is clearly the best medicine, but what do you do when this has happened before the vendor (!) has shipped the library? Here's an extension ...
Hi, I have two C++ projects in a solution both of which need to share two common classes. What I want to avoid is having two copies of the source files but I am relucant to just include the source in one project and reference it in the other. How is this sort of situation normally handled? ...
It looks like a vicious circle... We always have a near impossible deadline. So, we code as fast as possible. The client get its app in time, but if he want to change something afterward, it'll cost him a lot more than if we took time to write super flexible code. Who can blame our bosses, they are still making money, right? Sure it wo...
When you have multiple projects that all use the same set of JAR libraries, it's tedious to include the same JARs over and over again with each project. If I'm working on 20 different projects, I'd rather not have 20 of the same exact set of JAR files lying around. What's the best way to make all those projects (and new projects as well)...
What I'm referring to is a site that works similarly to e-lance, rentacoder, etc, but is specifically aimed at free software projects. Programmers are paid to implement a feature request, fix an error or build an application from scratch, and all code is licensed under the GPL. It might also include collaborative/team features such as ...
I just finished and passed data structures and I need a good programming project for the summer to keep my skills sharp. ...
Hi! I'm using Netbeans 6.5.1 (tomcat 6.0.18 included) I've developed many webapp projects on netbeans. I created a contextlistener for each webapp which prints "Hello World! this is <>" in contextInitialized method. Whenever I click "Run main project" button (or click-right-mouse-button over a project and select "Run") I can see in tom...