I have a number of classes that call say Trace.WriteLine(\"LogSomethingClassSpecific\"), in various methods all over the place. Now I would like some of those classes to make all their Trace calls lik
In my project I have all services designed as stateless session beans. During the workflow, new data is created and this should be reported back to the clients. I only want to send this messages when
I am working with a CRM product that uses ASP.net MVC 3.0, Entity Framework and Windsor for IOC container.
How are you managing big URLs (with a lot of query parameters) in your app? For example, look this link from ebay (don\'t click the link is just an example of a big URL):
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I am working on this app that accesses session variables开发者_StackOverflow in the model layer. This just seems wrong but am willing to be proven wrong. Maybe not wrong but, in most places in app, se
Ordinarily, being a good Cocoa citizen, I write my initializers returning type id (i.e. pointer to generic object) for easier subclassing later (though 99% of time I do not need that).
What\'s the proper way to do this? Assume I\'ve got a stream of audio data and want to apply some audio filters to it before writing it to disk
To date I use the following implementation of the builder pattern (as opposed to the implementation described here):
We have a requirement whereby the user can define a brand new data entry form and associate that form to a document.
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