Anyone suggest me how to build an EF repository pattern that supports multiple contexts (more than one Db context each one belongs to a separate DB.).
The only documentation about googles \'repo\' tool for android repository management was: https://sites.google.com/a/android.com/opensource/download/using-repo
I have a remote maven repo set up and can successfully upload artifacts and download via POMs. I also see the repo listed along with maven central in my m2eclipse global \'Maven Repositories\'.
I currently have repositories in /home/git/repositories/flt. I can clone using git clone git@hostname:flt/root.git./home/git is the $HOME directory for the git user. I am using gitolite.
I am new to MVC and using the repository pattern in an attempt to select data containing two objects to return to a strongly typed viewmodel,
In my project, I use Ivy to resolve dependencies. I use Spring\'s repository. The problem is that I don\'t want to download sources and licence/notice files. The settings which produce the problem are
So I just opened an account on github, and trying to submit (checkin / commit/ whatever...) a project to a new repo.
I\'ve managed to set up a repo on my local C drive, but I want to be able to set one up on a web server.
I\'m ASP.NET MVC newbye and I\'m learning and experimenting Enterprise design patterns: very interesting and helpful things indeed! But I keep missing something about the concept of disposing resource
I understand that in mercurial you can never remove a history for a file unless you do something like this. Is there any way to disable history for certain files from ever being created?. If any other
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