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I\'m trying to write a small app with very strict boundaries between BLL and DAL and am now wondering what the best way would be to pass the data (Domain Transfer Objects) between the layers.
I need to write a small Perl application to send email directly to the recipients\' mail servers.I can\'t use a local mail server because I need 开发者_如何学编程to know about email errors immediately
I\'ve done a lot of searching trying to figure this out: I am soon to develop an app using Personalized URLs in ASP .Net. Thankfully we are going to use the mysite.com/user1, mysite.com/user2 approach
I\'m currently writing this jquery and for some reason (I don\'t know why) it works on the normal domain, but on the parked domain it doesn\'t.
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