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Re: Is this a bad archidecture??
NHibernate is pretty cool stuff, although it has some annoying bugs. Anyway, they have version 1.0 out and I'm using it already. :)
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Qnnn
on 11/9/2005
Re: Universal object comparer
AndrewSeven wrote: It isn't that much effort to create a comparer, and it can offer very comforting type safety. Until you have few different collections. AndrewSeven wrote: Its an interesting idea to use reflection, but as is, it may have some serious perf issues (have to test to be sure) I agree. AndrewSeven wrote: In the constructor (even as you have it) you could get the propertyInfo and method info objects you need instead of for every object compared. There is reason why sort order string like
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on 10/27/2005
Re: Writing to a Word Document
You can use iTextSharp (open-source project, port of Java iText) to generate RTF documents for MS Word.
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Qnnn
on 10/25/2005
Universal object comparer
When sorting arrays it is possible to use custom comparers that return objects comparison information back to sorting algorithm. Some people prefer to write comparer for each custom collection, some people are more lazy (like me) and they prefer solutions that work on wide range of situatsions. Here is code for custom object comparer that saved me a lot of time. For more information check out this page from my site . using System; using System.Collections; using System.Reflection; namespace MyProject
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on 10/24/2005
Re: Can Asp.Net Mobile form coexist with Asp.Net Web Form ?
Yesm you can have Mobile Web Forms and ASP.NET Web Forms in same application under same folder. This far I have seen no problems.
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Qnnn
on 10/3/2005
Re: Mobile converter
No, usually you can't. Usual web forms contain many times more data than usual device's deck size is. So, when porting your web site to mobile you have almost a new project to do.
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on 10/3/2005
Re: Composing a MMS
You should read MMS specifications from mobile device producers and follow the guides given there.
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Qnnn
on 9/16/2005
Re: Transactions and connections
In this case don't close the connection. Closing the database connection while transaction is not finished causes automatic transaction rollback. That's why you are running to this foreign key problems.
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Qnnn
on 9/15/2005
Re: Transactions and connections
If you are using database transactions you should commit the changes you made during transaction to database. This should be done before closing the connection.
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on 9/15/2005
Re: What is Wap Gateway?and How can i use it in my Application?
http://forums.asp.net/1048880/ShowPost.aspx
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on 9/15/2005
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