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As Microsoft seems to have started their trickle feed of information regarding .NET 4.0, I thought I'd ask the question as I'm sure there's more out there than I've spotted!
What information has been released regarding the .NET Framework 4.0?
Started by Rob on
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by 6 people.
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ComputerWorld Australia....
Http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=us&q=net+Framework+4.0&btnG=Search+News is a good place to start
It's mostly marketing "spiel", but there's a post on Steven Martin's blog discussing some of the new things to come in WF/WCF .
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Can someone provide some rules of thumb regarding when to use Message Queueing and what practical real-world problems they are supposed to address?
Thanks
Started by NoCarrier on
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But they will never completely disappear from the system -- there will always be a copy somewhere... .
They can still be delayed/sent to dead message queues, etc .
They ensure that messages do not get lost completely.
Message Queues provide reliable messaging.
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I have to appear for iPhone Application Developer.. So, for that i need some links that shows me some overview of interview questions regarding Objective-C or cocoa framework...
If you have any links then please provide me.
Thanks..
Started by Nirmal on
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Don't get me wrong, it is good that you want to be prepared for the interview... .
Maybe it's just me, but I have seen way too many of these types of questions in the past and they seem to be popping up on SO and other forums I visit with increased frequency .
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I have a question regarding the application state in asp.net. As i know, data stored in application state is not permanent, data lost when the application is restarted/stopped. So, what does the 'application is restarted/stopped' mean?
2nd Question: If...
Started by WeeShian on
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by 4 people.
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Restarted - Application object is destroyed ....
Stopped - basically stops collecting data.
It supports the same types of objects, retains information on the server, and uses the same dictionary-based syntax .
Application state is similar to session state.
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Possible Duplicate:
What is the difference amongst JVM Spec, JVM Implementation, JVM Runtime
Hi i like to know the difference between JVM and JRE. I know this is very basic question but I like know it properly. Most of the time I get confused regarding...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
On windows, this is typically....
Executing Java Bytecode.
Http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_difference_between_the_JVM_and_JRE
The Java Virtual Machine is the executable responsible for turning Java Bytecode into machine code on the target platform, i.e .
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Currently Mac user but will switch to ThinkPad soon, with Arch Linux, Debian or some BSD loaded on it.
Everything except T and SL series is out of the consideration for me. I am leaning towards T500. Wondering what are the experiences with those laptops...
Started by Ante Gotovina on
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I'm willing....
If your particularly worried, look around at the ThinkPads your interested in for what hardware is in them and see if their are drivers available for them .
In my experience IBM hardware is pretty much universally supported by the Linux kernel .
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I have a question regarding Lucene scoring. I have two documents in the index, one contains "my name" and the other contains "my first name". When I search for the keyword "my name", the second document is listed above the first one. What I want is that...
Started by Truong Do on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
See Lucene's Similarity API for the ....
The critical factor here is the lengthNorm() part of the score - which sometimes scores longer documents lower than shorter ones .
A second attempt at an answer: Lucene's default behavior should be what you ask for .
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I have got few questions regarding creating windows service. I have created a windows service.But Im getting an error reagrding that. public partial class xyz : servicebase { public xyz() { InitializeCompoenent(); } }
it couldn't resolve InitializeComponent...
Started by alice7 on
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by 4 people.
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For complete....
The best solution is to create a new project using the Windows Service application template .
You used the console application template? That's not right you would have to do allot of manual work like creating the InitializeComponent() method .
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I am a junior developer, doing my last year at college. I'm mostly asp.net oriented and even have a part time job coding in that language. I am interested on converting to linux and since visual studio is unsupported write my code in Mono.
Are there any...
Started by Drahcir on
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by 4 people.
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ComponentArt controls....
Also most if not all 3rd party ASP.Net controls are not compatible with Mono unless otherwise specified .
According to the Mono website:
Mono's ASP.Net does not implement the following features:
Precompiled Websites Webparts APIs .
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In c# you can return an integer to the underlying caller using Environment.Exit(n) (which can be tested, for instance, using the ERRORLEVEL variable from a DOS script).
Are there best practices regarding those codes?
I think 0 = no error... but are there...
Started by Nestor on
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DOS only handles a maximum of 256 possible return codes... .
I would usually define what the different return codes of my application meant and document them .
As for others, I don't think there is a reserved set .
Zero usually means that there were no errors.
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