Is it possible to have a method signature like this in a WCF 3.5 service (Offer is a custom class with DataContractAttribute and DataMemberAttribute):
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This code is of course valid. IList by definition, has a GetEnumerator() method. System.Collections.IList list = new List<string>();
I am trying to bind an IList to a WPF TreeView in a hierarchal display. Here is my object: public class TeamsTreeViewItem
I am declaring an IList: Dim OrigVendors as IList OrigVendors = new List( of IVendors) I populate the OrigVendors variable and what I want to do is find all the objects that have the ID I am lookin
IList<A_Desc,A_pre开发者_JAVA技巧mium,B_Desc,B_Premium> Can I sort two columns A_Desc,A_premium...based on A_Desc ?
I came across this post while I was looking for things to improve performance. Currently, in my application we are returning IList<> all over the place. Is it a good idea to change all of these
I have a public property on a custom control exposed like this: public IList<KeyValuePair<ControlTypes, int>> ControlCollection {get;set;}
By Microsoft standards, Data Access Objects(DAO)...and Business Objects(BO) should return generic forms like IList instead of List.
I have a scenario where a class loads objects of one type, due do abstractions I can not use a generic class(generics tend to spread like cancer :) but I often want to work with a generic version of t
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