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Android Camera : data intent returns null
I have an android application which contains multiple activities.
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Do login <em>fem>orms need tokens against CSR<em>Fem> attacks?
<em>Fem>rom what I've learned so <em>fem>ar, the purpose o<em>fem> tokens is to prevent an attacker <em>fem>rom <em>fem>orging a <em>fem>orm submission.
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How do I put a bunch o<em>fem> uncommitted changes aside while working on something else
I<em>fem> I have a bunch o<em>fem> uncommitted changes and want to set it aside while working on something else instead, and then later (<em>fem>.i. a<em>fem>ter several days) come back to it and proceed working. What would be the easiest work<em>fem>low to accomplish this? (So <em>fem>ar I have only experience with Mercurial's basic <em>fem>uncti...
Javascript equivalent o<em>fem> Python's zip <em>fem>unction
Is there a javascript equivalent o<em>fem> Python's zip <em>fem>unction? That is, given multiple arrays o<em>fem> equal lengths create an array o<em>fem> pairs.
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What is the di<em>fem><em>fem>erence between the Data Mapper, Table Data Gateway (Gateway), Data Access Object (DA
I'm trying to brush up on my design pattern skills, and I'm curious what are the di<em>fem><em>fem>erences between these patterns? All o<em>fem> them seem like they are the same thing - encapsulate the database logic <em>fem>or a speci<em>fem>ic entity so the calling code has no knowledge o<em>fem> the underlying persistence layer. <em>Fem>rom m...
Where to use EJB 3.1 and CDI?
I am making a Java EE based product in which I'm using Glass<em>Fem>ish 3 and EJB 3.1.
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When does invoking a member <em>fem>unction on a null instance result in unde<em>fem>ined behavior?
Consider the <em>fem>ollowing code:
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Should I use Java date and time classes or go with a 3rd party library like Joda Time?
I'm creating a web based system which will be used in countries <em>fem>rom all over the world. One type o<em>fem> data which must be stored is dates and times.
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How do I <em>fem>lush the PRINT bu<em>fem><em>fem>er in TSQL?
I have a very long-running stored procedure in SQL Server 2005 that I'm trying to debug, and I'm using the 'print' command to do it. The problem is, I'm only getting the messages back <em>fem>rom SQL Server at the very end o<em>fem> my sproc - I'd like to be able to <em>fem>lush the message bu<em>fem><em>fem>er and see these messages...