Ok this is a tricky one to explain. I am creating an app that will have PAGES, currently I\'m using PageID as the key to SEL the record.
If you ever tried to write a locker app on Android sure you meet this problem: boolean mBackPressed = false;
How can I change the value of a number of keys in a dictionary. I have the following dictionary : SortedDictionary<int,SortedDictionary<string,List<string>>>
I\'m creating a MySQL table in Rails which has about 170 boolean fields, each of which needs to be searchable and hence indexed, but when I create the indexes I get the error message:
While testing my Google App Engine application, I search for links which include app engine keys. For example:
I have pub key in xml format: <RSAKeyValue><Modulus>xF9y25EXh8n99sXtU/JAsYTwML6PB7gSCE8tWw8Www2KBfDqohQBL8FMs8jzsDQa7WwoEmiVJ1resEC9YXJGbwQyWgb9qgooC9oSnCB/TkRdBybwby0DKuZOzq+609OBGkwWpgn
For encryption I use something like this: SecretKey aesKey = KeyGenerator.getInstance(\"AES\").generateKey();
<listings> <property rln=\"r317080\" firm=\"f102\" agent=\"a2140\"> <street>2638 Maple Avenue</street>
im trying to make a automated tool for poulating textboxes with usernames for a dispatcher application at work.
I\'m trying to map a collection (of type map) using a foreign key and a fixed value as the key/mapping arguments.