I am attempting to write a C# class (2010) that allows the usage of functions contained in a legacy C++开发者_开发百科 dll.The functions are exported using __stdcall, and have varying sets of paramete
I have a web application containing a servlet which runs fine on Apache Tomcat. However, when I deploy the war file on Websphere Developer 开发者_StackOverflow中文版Edition 8, I get the following erro
I\'d like to be able to have something like this: <form> <input type=\"date\" name=\"params.date\"/>
Look I have this piece of XSD: <xs:complexType name=\"ResourcesType\"> <xs:sequence> <xs:element name=\"Classrooms\">
I\'m calling C# method from C++ and passing char** as argument. It has to be char** because I need to return value through parameter.
The reading that I\'ve done thus far on JAXB suggests that its usage is limited to serializing classes that one can annotate properly (i.e. one has the class\' source).
I am trying to write a running object table like WCF service (.NET 4.0) for providing access to some COM controls across processes. This service is accessed by both COM and .NET clients.
I have the following struct in C# unsafe public struct control { public int bSetComPort; public int iComPortIndex;
When should we use this attribute and why do we need it? For example, if the native function in c takes as a parameter a pointer to unsigned char开发者_运维知识库, and I know that it\'s needed to fulf
开发者_C百科I have big data structure that I pass between two application domains. What way of transporting do you propose MarshalByRefObject vs Marshal by value?
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