I am constantly entering these keystrokes to toggle exception handling actions for CLR exceptions in VS2003: - Ctrl-Alt-E - Down Arrow (to select CLR...
I'm leaning towars this two to standard our name spaces, please let me know if anyone have a better idea or which of the two is better. Departmet.Project.data ...
... ...but Stoyan, you said *I* could have the last word! :) Just for fun, here's the same code as before, but without the Visitor pattern. Instead, it...
I like Department.Project and no more. It depends on the project size but I have not seen a particular benefit to having loads of namespaces. Given more...
adam
adam.maillist01@...
Dec 2, 2005 11:05 am
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Have a look here:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/ms229026(en-US,VS.80).aspx
This is the official guidelines on how to name namespaces. I think it does
make a...
... These guidelines are good if you are writing a product like the the .net framework. If you are writing basic in house tool/ product you have to decide if ...
adam
adam.maillist01@...
Dec 2, 2005 11:46 am
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I aware of but haven't seriously evaluated: Version One Planning and Management tool http://www.versionone.com/products.asp TargetProcess planning tool...
That should be www.extremeplanner.com. ... From: win_tech_off_topic@yahoogroups.com [mailto:win_tech_off_topic@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Bill Arnette Sent:...
NewsTrack Radical nanotechnology theory is advanced PRINCETON, N.J., Nov. 30 (UPI) -- Princeton University researchers have advanced a theory of nanotechnology...
"A Bulleting Board on the Web" was going to be my suggestion too. A memo inbox and outbox is another analogy. ... -- G. Waleed Kavalec ... Why are we all in...
Hi All, I have found that my VSS bindings in VS2003 have all disappeared. In fact VS2003 seems to think that there is no SCC provider on my computer. VSS does...
I'm not on a machine with VSS right now, but I think I have fixed that situation in the past by running regsvr32 on one of the VSS DLL files. Sorry I can't be...
... Just back from vacation, sorry for the tardy chime-in... John, spend some quality time with the Prototype framework, you'll save tons of time and learn...
... Welcome back. :) ... Cool. Thanks for the tip. I'll check it out (properly) soon. A quick skim of the source reveals: /* Avoid memory leak in MSIE: clean...
... As usual, your two posts saved me one :) Spot on about that... the idea is to create one Function object and just reuse that over and over. Make sure you...
... OK, I'll have a look. Thanks. ... I was already aware of the fact that HTML supported 'multiple inheritance' in this way. While we're in the mood for...
Hmm... I just read the article linked to in that post: http://www.w3.org/People/Connolly/9703-web-apps-essay.html When I got to this part: "Distributed objects...
I'm not sure. Maybe. Though that particular article, particularly the paragraph you've pointed out, doesn't seem too 'Architecture Astronautish' to me. Do you...
Hi All, John mentioned REST there. Assuming he meant Representative State Web Service, does anyone have a source for a simple 10,000 foot overview of what ...
... Close. REST stands for Representational State Transfer. HTTP is an implementation of the REST architectural style. Fielding coined 'REST' in his...
I think that saying that HTTP already *is* distributed objects is pretty unhelpful as it completely ignores what most people mean by 'distributed objects'. He...
I'm running a .NET 2.0 RTM Windows Service on a fully update.microsoft.com'd Win2K3 server. It's all managed code, with lots of client-side System.Net. ...
Fair enough. The point is that you don't want to do distributed objects, because that's hard, and it doesn't work, and it has low fault tolerance, and it ...
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