That's the intended use of resources :-)
Diego
>Does it make sense to use a .resx file to store Exception strings that can
>be accessed from business layer classes?
>Or is there a better option?
>e.g.
>
>in the .resx I have an entry like
>
>name=Res_ExceptionStateRequired value=Some excep
Does it make sense to use a .resx file to store Exception strings that can
be accessed from business layer classes?
Or is there a better option?
e.g.
in the .resx I have an entry like
name=Res_ExceptionStateRequired value=Some exception text
if(this.State == null)
throw new ApplicationException
Heath Ryan wrote:
>
> Hi Tracy,
>
> Yep you are right!
>
> When crossing from C# to C++
> you'll discover that all those variables of classes
> are really pointers to classes.
>
> C# is just doing a great job hiding this fact.
That's actually a somewhat misleading way of characterizing it. It
I'm trying to get a handle on the differences/pros/cons between various
ORM tools. I've found info on the following:
EntityBroker
Norpheme
LLBLGen
I've seen mention of the following tool but I can't find any info on it.
Can anyone help?
Sysiphus
===
This list is
Hi Tracy,
Yep you are right!
When crossing from C# to C++
you'll discover that all those variables of classes
are really pointers to classes.
C# is just doing a great job hiding this fact.
// Ryan
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The information included in this message is personal and/or
To be fair, quite a lot of your original statement was true. As you
said, namespaces do not necessarily correspond to the assembly name, and
a namespace can indeed span multiple assemblies.
It's just that the conclusion you drew from this was, as Stefan pointed
out, incorrect. You can define two
if i had C++ classes
public __gc class FCCEvent : public IDisposable{
private :
int datathing;
bool setDataThing (int x)
{
datathing * x;
}
public:
Dispose()
{
}
FCCEvent(){};
ManagedWrapper // this is a wrapper for unmanaged c library
{
public __gc class ClassWrapper : public IDisposable
Cl
Hi Pradeep,
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnpag/html/
CachingBlock.asp
This code block contains an implementation
of such a virtual hastable.
HTH,
// Ryan
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Have you considered using DataSets?
Regards,
Erick
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