I have an issue with .Net reflection. The concept is fairly new to me and I\'m exploring it with some test cases to see what works and what doesn\'t. I\'m constructing an example wherein I populate a
Here\'s my scenario: I\'ve successfully created a custom IIdentity that I pass to a GenericPrincipal. When I access that IIdentity in my controller I have to cast the IIdentity in order to use the cu
I have an attribute that I have written that has a dependency on the Data Access Layer so I made a constructor that took the DAL class as a parameter (marked wit开发者_开发知识库h [DefaultConstructor]
I\'ve been creating a lot of my own custom attributes in my XHTML documents lately, and am aware that because they are custom attributes, they won\'t validate against the W3C standard.
I know how to add a DebuggerStepThroughAttribute to a method or a constructor, usually you add it to the CustomAttributes collection of a code member. But I don\'t see a way to do this for the setter
I am writing custom form validation javascript library and I am thinking about correct markup syntax. Let\'s say I have an input that requires number between 1 000 and 10 000.
According to a book I\'m reading, the AllowMultiple public property of AttributeUsage specifies: ...whether the target can have multiple instances of the attribute applied to it.
If I apply attributes to a partial class via the MetadataType attribute, those attributes are not found via Attribute.IsDefined().Anyone know why, or what I\'m doing wrong?
I need to be able to retrieve the Custom Att开发者_如何学Pythonributes of a class from a method in its base class. Right now I am doing it via a protected static method in the base class with the foll
I need like this public class AA{ public AA(){} [Default(\"hi\")] 开发者_JS百科public string value1{get;set}
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