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In HTTP, status codes are a machine-readable mechanism indicating the result of a previously issued request. From RFC 7231, sec. 6: "The status-code element is a three-digit integer code giving the result of the attempt to understand and satisfy the request." The formal grammar allows cod...

Oracle official style guide for the Java Programming Language is a standard followed by developers at Oracle and recommended to be followed by any other Java developer. It covers filenames, file organization, indentation, comments, declarations, statements, white space, naming conventions, programmi...

Inside a specific node: {path-to-parent}/name()='search string'] Anywhere in the document: //*[name()='search string'] functionreturn valuelocal-name()the node's name without prefix local-name() result does not include prefix (lookup name() XPATH function for it)

Inside a specific node /path to/element[@attribute_name] Anywhere in the document //*[@attribute_name] Inside a specific node with some value /path to/element[@attribute_name='search value'] /path to/element[@attribute_name="search value"] Anywhere in the documen...

The most tricky part is finding description for error codes. This site has a most complete list of codes I've found so far. Below you can find a copy cleaned of "@@@"s. Error NumberError Description3Return without GoSub5Invalid procedure call or argument6Overflow7Out of memory9Subscri...

count(node-set) functionreturnscounttotal number of nodes in the node set We can use this in combination of other functions and axes to suit our needs.

Though Node has many framework to help you getting your server up and running, mainly: Express: The most used framework Total: The ALL-IN-ONE UNITY framework, that have everything and do not depend on any other framework or module. But, there is always no one size fits all, so developer may nee...

For this process to work, the original error/exit code should start with 0x8007 which generally is an indication it originated from a valid Win32 process. However, should no message appear, then it probably didn't originate from a Windows process and therefore, will need to be examined further ou...

All ancestors of a node /path to the node/ancestor::node() A specific ancestor of a node /path to the node/ancestor::ancestor_name Parent of a node /path to the node/parent::node() Following siblings of a node /path to the node/following-sibling::node() A specific s...