I need to implement 1..* and 1..1 relationships in a store scenario application.(Classes: Member, Order, OrderLine, Product, Program, User) How do i go about a 1 user only having 1 Order that can have
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I have a design issue which has proven to bee too much for my current design skills. I hope my request is not too trivial or too stupid for the incredibly skilled people I saw in these forums over tim
I have a class called Main that extends Activity. In this class I have defined another class that extends thread. I want to set text in a textView from a method of the myThread class. I have debugged
I\'m looking for a good way to achieve the following: I have a web application (MVC 3), with a separate Class Library that contains the back-end logic of a CMS that I\'m making. This CMS uses NHibern
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I want to develop a library for communicating with a circuit via serial port. This circuit understands roughly 100 serial commands and returns a response string.
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I am currently trying to make an old project in C++ work with more recent tools: the project has been developped on Windows XP with VC71 and I am now trying to make it run on Windows 7 with VC100.