Is there best practice for managing Object shared by 2 or more others Object. Even when running on different thread?
I currently have a free application on the market and I\'d like to offer a paid version of it as well. Once the paid version is installed, I want to import the db and shared preferences from the free
I was thinking about client sharing for a server that could be accomplished by client side execution with little or no help from the severs end, and came up with this -
Is it possible to create a MVC root application (Portal with masterpages and themes) and add a couple of WebForms based subprojects (we already have an existing WebForms application that we would like
I have two processes P1 and P2. I have this large read-only resource, called \"R\" that I want both P1 and P2 to have access to.
I\'ve got a client<=>server app I\'m building for Mac OS X, using Objective-c/Cocoa and xCode. I\'ve created a different project for both the apps I have, and I\'m wondering the best way to share c
i have two web services. One with user functionality, one with admin functionality. Both services effectively work with the same object types, for instance:
Having just gone through a small experimenting session to try to see how much work it would take to bring our .NET class library, or at least portions of it, into Silverlight so that we can reuse busi
I am looking at sharing my class library code between .NET 3.5 and Silverlight 3. Since I am mainly developing for .NET, I am looking at auto-generating the Silverlight project file(s) from the corres
Okay I\'ll try to be direct. I am working on a file sharing application that is based on a common Client/Serer architecture. I also have HandleClient class but that is not particularly important here