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I'm now using NetBeans as my IDE-of-choice, and it has a plugin for UML modeling. In the class diagram, there are model elements known as "Boundary Class", "Control Class", and "Entity Class". However, I can't find a good definition of them, but I did...
Started by Thomas Owens on
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Boundary classes are ones at the boundary of the system - the classes that you or other systems interact with
entity classes classes are your typical business entities like....
These are class stereotypes used in analysis.
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Hi. In a large Application is there any way to distinguish user-defined classes with built-in classes without checking ?
Started by odiseh on
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That means if you know the full name of the class of the class (including the....
Microsoft.CSharp.* or com.google.base.*.
Who is going to distinguish it? Developers? Classes?
If Developers - Naming conventions If Classes, e.g.
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Ok, so I want to create a code behind for non-aspx classes. I have mapping files (classes) that I want to show in project as a code behind for entites. Is there a way to do that in VS2008.
Started by epitka on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Now all "Map" show as code behind classes for my entities, saves me lot.
I actually got this to work.
One of the classes will have to be a partial class.
Behind for whatever class you're creating.
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I'm looking at using LINQ to SQL for a new project I'm working on, but I do not want to expose the LINQ classes to my applications. For example, do an select in link returns a System.Linq.IQueryable<> collection. As well, all the classes generated...
Started by Jeremy on
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I want to use the L2S entities classes on our backend but use I am going about doing this:
I have....
To go from the Linq to SQL classes to your classes is a matter of some fairly straightfoward considering the exact same thing.
Here.
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In virtually every project I've ever worked on, there will be one or two classes with the following properties:
Extremely large with many many members and methods. Many other classes inheriting from this class. Many other classes otherwise depending on...
Started by Andy on
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Some of Fowler....
When a class starts to get too large it is usually because it starts to violate SRP .
This one:
Many other classes inheriting from this class can be overcome by preferring to rethink the design.
Of that necessity.
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Possible Duplicate:
When to Use Static Classes in C#
Questions in the title i would greatly appreciate opinions on when it's best to use each?
Regards
Started by Goober on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
EDIT : Disregard the first sentence....
That's the case when you don't have access to that different class (see Jon Skeet 's answer with using a static class, or do I need to store different data in that class each time?
Hope this helps.
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I have a NetBeans project set up with a bunch of source classes and about 10 jUnit test classes in a separate Test folder.
From within the Test files I can import any other test file or source class. However, from within the normal source files, NetBeans...
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From....
Or in your case, you might need to configure having access to your code .
Is failing because you can't access the test classes from your source classes, you're doing something need to move a test class into the project proper.
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I have inherited code which contains static nested classes as:
public class Foo { // Foo fields and functions // ... private static class SGroup { private static Map<Integer, SGroup> idMap = new HashMap<Integer, SGroup>(); public SGroup(int...
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I like static inner classes as they provide loose coupling from the enclosing class (no access to private....
To the state of the hosting class, in that case you should consider simply merging both classes to increase cohesion.
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I need help in designing my PHP classes where I need to extend from multiple classes.
I have a general class, Pagination.php that does all sort of pagination and sorting. All other classes will use this for pagination.
To make my life easier, I made a...
Started by uuɐɯǝʃǝs on
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Can you have your generated Staff....
Oh, and using, which could recognize the methods that actually reside in your other classes, and call them manually.
Injects the methods to each class? You seem to already do that on the "common methods".
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As we all know "multiple inheritance" is prohibited in Java and J#. However, you can implement multiple interfaces like Runnable using Java and J#. So, how would you write your own classes to inherit from both JFC and WFC classes, and implement both JFC...
Started by Deepak Poondi on
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class FooBooImpl implements Foo, Boo { public void iAmFoo() { // do Foo#iAmFoo } public void iAmBoo() { // do Boo#iAmBoo } }
or
class FooBooImpl extends Foo implements Boo { @Override public void decided to delegate)
class SuperFooBoo....
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