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I have been trying to learn and apply domain driven concept into my software development. The first thing that I try to do is creating my domain model based on business logic needs. I often also use OR Mapping tool, such as LLBLGen, NHibernate, or Linq...
Started by weilin8 on
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I abstract my data access via the Repository pattern, so keep my domain objects completely POCO and data provider agnostic....
We map domain objects directly to the database, means that we do not have separate layer for data of the configuration.
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To speed up our dashboard creation for each new domain we track, is it possible to set up a dash board widgets set that we can apply to each domain we track so we can gether the same data for each domain...without having to manually set up dashboards
Started by KarlV on
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With apply-templates is easy to write difficult for understanding code.
are there rules to write apply-templates easy-to-read-and-maintain?
for example, "avoid using //* in select", "try to write all apply-templates in one template" or "don't use apply...
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That's what apply-templates functions is secondary....
In fact you should use apply-templates much in favor of for-each as an example.
Sorry if you find apply-templates to be hard to maintain - but that's the XSLT way of doing things.
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I have any interesting problem that has me totally stumped.
I have a piece of production code that I built that reads an IBM LTPA token cookie set by a machine managed by another dept, validates it, and uses it to log into a system my group manages (by...
Started by Ethan J. Brown on
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Http://blogs.msdn.com/ieinternals/archive/2009/09/19/Private-Domain-Names-and-Public-Suffixes.
You need to be very careful with the word "domain", as many people use it to mean many different things.
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Currently I use:
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="XSL.xsl"?>
To link XSL to XML.
If my xml was here: www.externaldomain.com/rss.xml (Outside of my domain) how can i get the XSL linked to the XML?
Can i point the XSL to a File or Link?
Started by danit on
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Of tools you can use to apply a XSLT file to a given XML file - typically however one that's on your local this CodeProject article for a Windows shell extension to apply a XSLT to a given XML file (on your and apply-templates starting....
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OK, so I am going to level, I am a software engineer trying to do the work of a System Admin.
I asked a question about overriding password policies and got an answer that sounded right, but that I did not understand how to do.
Basically it told me to ...
Started by Vaccano on
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Consider the following....
That may not be exactly what you want.
To apply group policy at an OU level you just need to go into AD users and computers, right click that if there are other computers in that OU they will apply the policy as well.
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I am sending email from my asp.net application to users in gmail account, css not appliying in email format. However it is coming properly when i send same email in outlook. I have also tried by applying css in head tag but still it resulted the same....
Started by Amit Rajani on
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The mailbody or apply inline style.
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I see the benefit of TDD, and I'm trying to learn how to wrap my head around it. I'm also reading more about DDD and want to start applying both of them to my software projects.
I've purchased a few "hands on" programming books (by "hands on" I mean ones...
Started by Wayne M on
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If you are writing the plumbing from scratch then you should .
Afterward, apply what you need.
When learning TDD, apply everything.
Of using TDD and mocks and all that stuff is to develop more confidence .
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I administer a network with Server 2003 domain controllers. I am planning to replace the domain controllers with new Server 2008 DC's. When running DCDIAG, I receive an error that the domain controllers failed something along the lines of "test MachineAccount...
Started by rick on
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Failure to apply the default policies canFrom http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc728418%28WS.10%29.aspx
Domain Controller OU
When domain controllers ....
The computer objects of the domain controllers out of this OU.
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What are your opinions and experiences regarding using TDD when developing an user interface?
I have been pondering about this question for some time now and just can't reach a final decision. We are about to start a Silverlight project, and I checked...
Started by JacobE on
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by 10 people.
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Look and Feel really is the domain of your.
Is available or displayed (but not how it's displayed).
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