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• Re: Distributed Synched Objects in C#? Anyone an idea?

  How important is time itself in this application? Not a lot. That is not competitive or so. Basically it is omething like a distributed UML diagram where everyone can move objects and change labels. Point is, though, that changes must be pushed to the clients. And to determine that you have to go through convoluted routines on the client to ensure that internet connectivity is not sucking away time. That is less a problem. That is really more a collaborative thing here. We talk of something like

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by thona on 5/15/2006

• Re: Distributed Synched Objects in C#? Anyone an idea?

  Why look for a distributed M? Thinking in terms of a distributed VC would make your life far easier. Only while writing it. Not while USING it. and proper crafting of data requests to the Model (AJAX is another buzzword here, you bet). Well, AJAX is total crap here, unless you show me AJAX working - in a WinForms app. Out of 24 connected clients, only 6 are supposed to use a web interface, and these have no change requirements and are allowed to lag significantly (i.e. update every 30 seconds or

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by thona on 5/15/2006

• Re: Distributed Synched Objects in C#? Anyone an idea?

  i may be taking this wrong, anyway isn't this a good candidate for an MVC architecture? Yeah, the easy f throwing buzzwords around. No, it is not - it is a distrbed M in the above model. I do not even get why you talk about caching here...? Because theer is this ting called the internet between clietns and servers. With every round trip saved, you know, about 300ms may be saved. Heck, even on a LAN databinding against remote objects is slow. I am basically looking for an easy (as easy to use as possible

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by thona on 5/15/2006

• Re: Looking for Books on System/Application Architecture

  For quite a while our team had been developing intranet websites with classic ASP, And you did not use a version control system on that? Shame on you. Ma I ask how you ever managed to get a TEAM develop something without version control? The moment you hve two developers, putting somehting like SourceSafe in is - more or less one of the utter basics, right after having computers. My team leader assigned me to look into how we can establish a team environment where codes can be shared by team members

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by thona on 5/15/2006

• Distributed Synched Objects in C#? Anyone an idea?

  Ok, here is the goal. For some side-project of mine I need to run a Client/Server thingy that has distributed synched objects. Basically the Server has objects (with status), and the clients have proxy objects (like remoting). There will be a LOT of read operations on the objects, but minor amounts of change operations. All clients will hold the same objects. If you want, you could see that a some kind of game - basically like a chess-board. The server has the master, all changes are to be done on

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by thona on 5/15/2006

• Re: Custom BO, List (of T) - Implement Sorting and Filtering.

  Non-issue :-) you would keep all objects in memory. and databindg against the view, not the original list. That is what we do in our applications. Heck, this even works dynamically with all the nice reordering the IBindingList interface exposes. Without touching the original list.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by thona on 5/15/2006

• Re: Custom BO, List (of T) - Implement Sorting and Filtering.

  I think it would perform realy bad if i convert my list to a dataview and back in a List (of T) Isn't it? And why swould you do something like that? I think the best solution for my problem is somethink like LINQ( http://msdn.microsoft.com/data/ref/linq/ ) This one sorts AND filter 1,5 Mil. BO in my List (of T) in less then 2 seconds. Check it out. With all respect - if you have to filter and sort 1.5 million objects, that should happen in a database. Not in memory.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by thona on 5/15/2006

• Re: Looking for Books on System/Application Architecture

  While the members have a good degree of knowledge in .Net development, the concept of "TEAM ENVIRONMENT" in .Net is new to us. How come? Do not get me wrong but - you mention .NET two times in the sentence, yet "TEAM ENVIRONMENT" has exactly ZERO to do with .NET. All the practices and things used in .NET are actually much more specific to the IDE (i.e. Visual Studio) and have in particular nothing at all to do with .NET, and / or proper planning. And even then it can be argues that, as they impose

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by thona on 5/14/2006

• Re: Custom BO, List (of T) - Implement Sorting and Filtering.

  By ignorance. As in: as the dataview does. If you delete an object, then yes, the pages shift. That is - well - part of the problem of running html. Plus, noone says, in HTML; you actually delete the underlying list.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by thona on 5/12/2006

• Re: Custom BO, List (of T) - Implement Sorting and Filtering.

  No copy. It is a dynamic view on the underlying list. Actually it does not store pointers to the objects at all - only the index to the original list.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by thona on 5/12/2006