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- How do I... Serialize a hash table in C# when the application requires it?
- You're kidding, right?MSDN clearly shows that Hashtable implements ISerializable and has the Serializable attribute:[SerializableAttribute] [ComVisibleAttributetrue] public class Hashtable : IDictionary, ICollection, IEnumerable, ISerializable, IDeserializationCallback, ICloneableYou can also check in object browser to confirm that Hashtable implements ISerializable. Not only that, but you can see that it implements the ISerializable.GetObjectData...
- Tags: .NET, C#, kenny+tr@..., ISerializable, Hashtable
- Discussion threads 2007-10-03
- Gain power and flexibility with data binding in .NET
- Tony Patton believes that developers should add data binding to their development toolbox. In this article, he explains what data binding is and demonstrates how you can bind data to various structures within .NET. I once discussed data binding with a junior developer who wanted to display...
- Tags: Tony Patton, .NET, Databases, Middleware, Repeater, Data Binding, database, MySQL, Microsoft ASP.NET, Microsoft .NET, .NET Newsletter, Method, TechRepublic Inc., HTML, Control, Data, Server, Language, Repeater Control, frmBuilderSample, ItemTemplate, DataBinder.Eval, DataBinder.Eval Statement, Hashtable, System.Collections, Person, Person Class, Value, C#, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development
- Technical articles 2005-07-25
- Store your app's configuration information with Java Properties
- Keeping configuration info handy is a common task. Learn to leverage Java's Properties class for this purpose in your own applications.You won’t be developing long before you’ll find yourself in need of a way to preserve information between executions of your Java app. Databases are popular options for this purpose,...
- Tags: disk file, Lamont Adams, Properties, Hashtable, Java
- Technical articles 2002-10-23
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- example of Server.Transfer and Context Handler
- This is an example of Server.Transfer and Context Handler.Through this we can get the multiple values of previous form.http://www.hanusoftware.comIn this page we are displaying data from previous form. We can use this technique for multiple form registration form.Code (ContextParent.aspx.cs): -private void Button1_Click(object sender,System.EventArgs e) { Server.Transfer("ContextChild.aspx"); } internal Hashtable Value { get { Hashtable objHT = new Hashtable; objHT["Name"]=TextBox1.Text; objHT["FathersName"]=...
- Tags: hanuseo@..., Hashtable objHT, Server.Transfer, Response.Write
- Discussion threads 2007-09-07
- hashmap and hashset in java
- how to convert a hashtable to hashmap and print in the order which i entered.using java
- Tags: Programming languages, rajagitam@..., Java
- Discussion threads 2007-08-28
- How do I... Serialize a hash table in C# when the application requires it?
- Unfortunately, the .NET Framework does not allow serialization of any object that implements the IDictionary interface. This restriction includes, but is not limited to, hash tables. Like many developers, I have run into this restriction head on and been disappointed about the inability for serialization on hash tables. ...
- Tags: Table, Object, List, OrderedTable, NameValuePair, .Net, C#, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Programming Languages, Zach Smith
- Blog posts 2007-10-01
- Camickr's UI Defaults (zip)
- Camicker's UI Defaults is an open-source Java 6 SE stand-alone application that displays all of the javax.swing.UIDefaults key and value pairs that are stored in the UIDefaults object and returned as a java.util.Hashtable collection. Camickr's UI Defaults parses the Hashmap collection and categorizes the keys in a tabbed pane view...
- Tags: Key, Camickr, Camicker, Programming Languages, Java, Open Source, Software Development, Software/Web Development
- Software downloads 2008-06-04
- Tivoli Identity manager
- HiI am trying to connect ITIM using JAVA. but i am getting the following exceptionUserAdministration::PlatformContext: Inside method UserAdministration::PlatformContext: Loaded propertiesWill connect to TIM server at url: iiop://chdsez89674d:9080UserAdministration::getPlatform: Values initialised in HashtableException in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/ejb/ObjectNotFoundException at com.ibm.itim.apps.InitialPlatformContext.createPlatformContext(InitialPlatformContext.java:149) ...
- Tags: it_gaurav198@..., IBM Corp.
- Discussion threads 2007-09-20
- Getting to know the .NET collections
- If looking for a collection object in .NET has left you scratching your head, you aren't alone. Get your bearings with a guided tour of the System.Collections namespace.Collections provide a way to store arbitrary objects in a structured fashion, and we all know how useful they are in everyday programming....
- Tags: .NET, OOA/OOD/OOP, Lamont Adams, System.Collections namespace, Microsoft .NET
- Technical articles 2002-05-13
- Create a timed cache with .NET
- Time to roll up your sleeves! The default .NET caching features have some limitations, but you can extend this functionality by developing a custom cache. Learn how you can create a more advanced .NET cache.In a previous article, I examined the details of using a simple .NET cache. That was...
- Tags: .NET, Microsoft .NET, Jonathan Lurie
- Technical articles 2002-04-08
- Enhance persistent application properties in your Java application
- Most software applications require a persistent set of properties for normal execution. The Properties class in the java.util package is often used for such storage. It provides a convenient mechanism for storing properties. But sometimes you need a more complicated property file structure, which you can achieve by expanding the...
- Tags: Java, Java application, Serguei Eremenko, Properties, property file
- Technical articles 2003-05-23
- Caching with .NET--when to buy, when to build
- .NET introduces some out-of-the-box caching functionality, but of course, you may want or need to write your own caches. Take a walk through the basics of .NET caching in this article.Smart developers live by the “buy before build” philosophy, but when it comes to improving data retrieval performance via a...
- Tags: .NET, Application servers, Middleware, compiler, Microsoft .NET Framework, Jonathan Lurie, alphabet, default property, Microsoft .NET
- Technical articles 2002-03-19
- Caching with .NET: Adding simple object expiration
- The .NET platform includes default caching support, but many situations require you to customize this first-generation feature. We look at a simple approach to removing outdated info from your cache.Microsoft has introduced a potential timesaver with .NET’s built-in Cache class. In a previous article, I examined the upside of a...
- Tags: .NET, Jonathan Lurie, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft .NET, expiration date
- Technical articles 2002-06-28
- Cook up streamlined, generic code solutions in C# 2.0
- Updated to include discussions of new features in the recently released C# 2.0, C# Cookbook, Second Edition is filled with complete, documented code sample "recipes" that show programmers how to solve a particular problem, as well as a discussion of how the underlying technology works and a list of alternatives,...
- Tags: O'Reilly Media Inc., C#, .Net, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development
- Book chapters 2006-07-11
- Use custom configuration settings in .NET
- The .NET Framework provides you with the means to access configuration settings through Collection classes. Check out three methods for accessing and storing configuration information. The .NET Framework makes configuration settings a breeze with XML-based configurations. It also supplies the means necessary for accessing...
- Tags: Microsoft .NET, NameValueSectionHandler, XML, Phillip Perkins, .NET, MyCustomSection portion, configuration data, Web Development Zone Newsletter, Microsoft .NET Framework, Section, Application Configuration Data, System.Configuration.NameValueSectionHandler, MySingleTagSection, MyDictionarySection, Software/Web Development, Web Development
- Technical articles 2005-08-09
- JSP Session Tracking
- I want to collect the session details like who is the user and when he access and retrieve,.. from anyother website(may be our's or Others). Is it possible, then How please give me complete example.I want to collect the session details from Other Website. How it is possible.. Please send...
- Tags: career, c_selva09@..., JSP, Web browser
- Q&A 2004-11-03
- Practical .NET SOAP
- Microsoft's .NET technology rests on XML and employs it for Internet communication including Web services, data storage, and many other purposes. .NET contains many functions that translate various kinds of objects—including database tables—to and from XML formats.This article explores how you can use SOAP, a subset of XML, to store...
- Tags: SOAP, Web services, Richard Mansfield, Serialization, Microsoft .NET, Simple Object Access Protocol, ArrayList, XML
- Technical articles 2003-11-03
- Caching with .NET using interfaces
- You can take a variety of approaches to caching with .NET, including using the built-in cache. For additional flexibility, try developing your own cache using advanced expiration techniques.So far in our series on .NET caching, we've created a basic cache and added a thread to expire objects from the cache...
- Tags: .NET, Jonathan Lurie, expiration, Microsoft .NET
- Technical articles 2002-08-06
- Learn the pros and cons of working with SortedLists in VB.NET
- It would be nice to know how it's implementedIt would be nice if we knew how the "array" of keys is implemented in this class (really an array, a hash-table, a linked list, a tree?) Also I hope it's not actually "sorted" after each insertion/deletion, but rather there should...
- Tags: SortedList, vb.net, performance, sort, ChuckSomerville, programming, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net
- Discussion threads 2006-09-12
- Application Development: Building collections in .NET
- By Phill MillerIf properly used, collections in .NET can be one of the most powerful tools in software development; however, they are often misunderstood and definitely underused. Nearly every software project has the need for a collection of something; for instance, data items, purchase orders, shipping items, tables, and users....
- Tags: .NET, Application servers, Software development, Middleware, Development tools, application development, Microsoft .NET, Crowe, Chizek and Company LLP
- Technical articles 2004-03-30
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