We just switched target framework in our ASP.NET web application from 3.5 to 4.0. We ran into the following problem:
before I start with the problem, I want to motivate it. My task is to analyse changes in an Excel-Sheet, but different from recording changes via the in-build mechanism the changes should be detected
This is a JavaEE6 application using Hibernate and PostgreSQL. Users are created in the database with @GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.AUTO) that generates Long ids. I am trying to use the use
I have this relation in Hibernate: n1 A------->B The cascade types in the @OneToMany from A to B is not CascadeType.PERSIST, and cannot be made so. The @ManyToOne from B to A doesn\'t have Casca
aware that there are a lot of questions relating to Forms Authentication and the persistence of cookies, but having spent most of a day delving around, I\'m still having difficulties.
I\'m working on a project with some unusual entity relations which i\'m having problems persisting with JPA. There are two relevant objects; User and let\'s call the other X. User has a one-to-many AN
In my models I\'m setting them up using constructors like the following function Areas() { parent::Model();
I generated the pdf file in classic asp by persists.pdf dll. But I am unable to add html link in this pdf file. I didn\'t get any example. Can anyone know about开发者_运维百科 it.
:) My RadioGroup\'s RadioButtons get dynamically created from an ArrayList (which resides in my main activity) full of links like so:
In Silverlight, How can we persist data between different pages and controls. In our application, we plan to have central data object which is to track the user changes from different pages and contro