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I am having really strange issue when do these operations clone/push with git remote repo. Let's say I'm trying to push my changes to remote repo. git push origin master Then I will get this error. fatal: unable to access '[Remote_Repo]': Failed to connect to github.com port 443: Bad access I checked this issue and everyone saying this related to proxy. But I am quiet sure that I am not using a proxy. Here what happened. Kaspersky internet security blocked the connection to the git server and that's why I got that error. So anyone facing the similer kind of issue, try disabling your anti virus

All I want is just to create an exact copy of an object. I have a class [Serializable] public class Project { public int Id { get; set; } public String Name { get; set; } //navigational fields.. public virtual List<BusinessRequirement> BusinessRequirements { get; set; } } and another [Serializable] public class BusinessRequirement { public int Id { get; set; } public String Name { get; set; } public String Description { get; set; } public virtual List<Project> Projects { get; set; } } so somewhere I've configured the many-to-many relationship b/w Project and BusinessRequirement like this:

In my company we are about to switch from svn to git. The SVN we use is very big, doesn't have a svn layout and on every version split we made a svn copy. SVN Repository structur: svnserver.company.de product xy majorversionnumber 1 majorversionnumber 2 majorversionnumber 3 minorversionnumber 3.0.0 minorversionnumber 3.0.1 minorversionnumber ... majorversionnumber 4 .... product zw What we want or what i was expecting git to do: git svn clone does clone all files from one subfolder / copy with the full history of these files (like tortoise does by unchecking "Stop on copy/rename"). What git is

I am using Java with MySQL. There are about 60 transactions screens are there in my project. I had used add() and addAll() functions to copy an ArrayList . For example: List<Bean> a1 = new ArrayList<Bean>(); // and add some value List<Bean> a2 = new ArrayList<Bean>(); a2.addAll(a1); In this case: In most of the screens, there is no any issue on add() or addAll() functions, but for some screens, if made change on list a2 it also affects the a1 list. In these particular screens, clone concept (implements Cloneable interface) is used to get rid from it and its working fine. According to my study,

I'm pretty new to swing and I would like to receive some help as Im stuck with a task. Current state: Im having a nice JFrame object (guiFrame) which is having two JPanel on it (tabsPanel and cardPanel)(one is a simple JPanel with buttons, the other has CardLayout which is switched by the tabsPanel buttons). Problem: The task is that if I press the button "Show" on tabsPanel I need to send the cardPanel to a different window (ShowFrame) as a static "image", while on the previous window the program is still running and nice. So basicly Im trying to copy / clone the cardPanel. What I have tried:

We have an application that performs comparisons on data objects to determine if one version of the object is different than another. Our application also does some extensive caching of these objects, and we've run into a bit of a performance issue when it comes to doing these comparisons. Here's the workflow: Data item 1 is the current item in memory. This item was initially retrieved from cache and deep cloned (all sub objects such as Dictionaries etc). Data item 1 is then edited, and its properties are modified. We are then comparing this object against the original version that was stored