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• Re: MCTS Cert

  anyone got any experiance with: trancender measureup ucertify ?

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by bryanlemmer on 7/2/2009

• MCTS Cert

  Hi guys, I have been prepairing for the MCTS Cert for the last 2 months and I wrote the 70-536 - Application Development Foundation exam yesterday and failed, but only by a bit, which is frustrating. I purched the book last year and eventually decided to get my ass in gear and get certified. I am a web application developer and I have almost 4 years experiance developing small to medium web apps. I was constantly scoring 95% + for the measure up test simulation that came with the Microsoft Study

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by bryanlemmer on 7/1/2009

• Re: MCTS Cert

  Yea, dont condone brain dumps either, hence the reason i dont want to choose ucertify. I currently work in South Africa, but sayed and worked in London for 2 years. In London you can get way with just experiance for example a mate of mines boyfriend works at rockstar games and he has no formal qualifications at all, no degree or anything. He started developing mods for quake back in the day and got a good rep. presented that to his employer and he was accepted onto the team. In South Africa, my home

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by bryanlemmer on 7/1/2009

• Re: Serialization Question

  Any Takers?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by bryanlemmer on 5/14/2009

• Serialization Question

  Hi guys, I'm currently trying to get my serialization up to scratch and have gone over some tutorials. In the tutorial it says that you shouldnt serialize calculated fields eg. cost = quantity * value; you should rather use the [nonserialized] attribute and then impliment the ideserializationCallback interface due to unneccessary overhead. The example they use is a simple class which has a few fields. I on the other had use private fields and then public properties to access them. I have added

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by bryanlemmer on 5/13/2009

• Re: strange problem

  I mean, option b) works fine in other words the parameters i am passing are all gettin passed successfully to the stored procedure. Just a correction to this post. It seems as though when i change the username and password parameters to someone who does not exist, nothing is returned. Anw when i say nothing i mean not even nul or an empty string, nothing! and it seems as if when i pass this nothing to the convert.toInt64 method it converts it to a zero. Is there anyway that ican check for this type

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by bryanlemmer on 4/22/2009

• strange problem

  Hi guys, i get a strange error. I have this SQL b), which i have recently changed to option a). when i run my code i get 0... I dont know why it does this. If i run my code using option b) then i get the correct result. As soon as i declare the new variable and run the code i get a 0 for the result. Any help will be greatly appreciated! public static Int64 ValidateUser( string userName, string psw) { Int64 userID = -1; try { using (SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection(ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by bryanlemmer on 4/22/2009

• Re: 3 tier questions

  Thank you very much. Imar Spaanjaars articles are excellent!

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by bryanlemmer on 1/8/2009

• 3 tier questions

  Hi guys, I have a few questions regarding my 3 tier system. I have a class DALUser which has a method addUser which adds a new user to the system and then returns the id for that user. In this Class I have surrouned my using statements with a try/catch block that catches any errors at the database level and writes them to a log on the webserver. Here is the code snippet. public Int64 addUser(User newUser) { Int64 newUserID = -1; try { using (SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection(ConfigurationManager

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by bryanlemmer on 1/6/2009

• BLL Classes

  Hi guys, I have just completed writing my DAL for my application. A typical example of a class in my DAL would be a class called DALCharity with AddCharity, removeCharity, updateCharity, getCharityByID, getCharityByName methods. I now need to write my BLL and I was wondering what the best practices for the BLL are. Do I need to need to create a class called BLLCharity with the above methods with my buniness logic or do I create my classes as verbs like Login with a authenticate and authorize method

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by bryanlemmer on 12/18/2008