I am working in with Makefiles in Cygwin in XP but using the Visual Studio 2005 commandline compiler. The unmanged code is written in C++ and the managed code is Managed C++.
How would you build a wrapper to unmanaged code in ord开发者_开发知识库er to use it in managed code, and when exactly do you have to do that?You don\'t often need a wrapper, many DLLs with straight-fo
I\'m running a site which uses Managed Fusion to reverse proxy a third party site into a sub directory. Several times now the third party site has gone down and presented a 500 error. This in itself i
Awhile ago, I needed 开发者_Python百科a Spy++ like application for some .NET UI debugging. I found an old MSDN article with a sample that does things similarly, But that stopped working in newer .NET
I have a little problem with my code. I\'ve got a unmanaged C++ .dll that I want to use with a C# applaction.
Sometimes I just go around in circles wondering whether adding a thread queue开发者_如何转开发 with a single thread querying and updating a database server at the cost of a worker thread processing us
I\'m using Visual Studio 2010 to create an add-in. Using the wizard, I went through the dialog and selected fairly standard options (target 4.0, load in startup).
[Apologies in advance. I\'ve read several postings both here and codeproject.com on this topic, but I\'m still missing something.]
In a complex application (involving inversion of control and quite some classes) it is hardly possible to know when a certain object won\'t be referenced anylonger.
I need to pass a parameter (POST) to a @managedBean, I used managed properties like this: @ManagedProperty(value = \"#{param.id}\")
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