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 | Howdy, for instance this JSTL snippet produces following result. <a href="<c:url value="Profile"> <c:param name="username" value="${requestScope.username}"/> <c:param name="logout" value="true"/> </c:url>"> Logout </a> Result: <a href="Messages?username=abc&logout=true">Logout</a> Ofc this thing works. However, validating against XHTML 1.0 Strict ends up with: > cannot generate system identifier for general entity "logout" href="Messages?username=abc&logout=true">Logout</a> Apparently it doesn't … |
| | Hi, I'm fighting with [B]make[/B] for hours and I rly don't know where is my problem. I need to have a static lib libxml.a and an application (make.c) which uses it. I tried to compile it under GCC 4.4.5 and 4.5.0 and the compilation run fine. But under GCC 4.3.2 … |
| | Hi, I have prolly very noobish question. I compile my program separately with GCC by: [CODE]gcc -O2 -Wall -c foo.c[/CODE] I just wat to ask if there is a chance to specify the output destination of [B]foo.o[/B] file. Now the output is forwarded to the makefile dir. Thank you for … |
| | Howdy, I need to print given path to a file. The problem is that my app is platform independent -> I can get a Win32 style path: [CODE]C:\foo\bar.dat[/CODE]. The problem is with printing single backslashes '' -> single char converts to "\char" style. I need to convert it somehow to … |
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| | Hi, i have question about accept call interrupting. As you can see I have a loop which is controlled by boolean [B]not_ended[/B]. I set this var to 0 (false) in a separate function. I would like to know how should I [U]manage to interrupt this accept loop properly[/U]. When I … |
| | Hi, I would like to make an threaded app which would use pthreads. I made a linked list and I put references to running threads here. I know that operations of adding a new thread reference to the list and removing a thread reference from the list after the thread … |
| | Hi, I'm a BSD Socket beginner and I would like to make a small networking program written in C. I've read many instructional articles and I haven't found a example how to send/receive a non-char - string sending everywhere. I mean, I thought about sending some various structures as "frames". … |
| | Hi, I have been struggling with Valgrind's error in this function: [CODE]void parse_date(char *date_out) { char *date_in = __DATE__; int month = 0, day = 0; char *str_month = (char*) malloc(sizeof(char) * 4); char *str_day = (char*) malloc(sizeof(char) * 3); /* check mallocs */ if ((str_day == NULL) || (str_month … |
| | Re: project I can code it for you. I assume you are basically wrong by not creating a structure for one student - a Java class named Student for instance. You can calculate [B]the avg at the end [/B] of your algorithm!  |
| | My func looks like: [CODE]int pop(node **hd, char **new_element) { node *dummy; int i = 0; if (empty(*hd) == 1) { printf("Stack is empty"); return -1; } else { (*new_element)[i] = (*hd)->element[i]; // problem is here ;) dummy = *hd; *hd = (*hd)->next; free(dummy); }[/CODE] and I call it via: … |
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