Hello.
I am from Spain. I am a Computer Engineer (5 years at University). I have worked for three years as a consultant in a major company all over Europe and Latin-America. It was a challenging and fulfilling job but too much overtime (+80 hours per week) and too much political crap. I...
Hello again. I found it. Rigth code is:
using (TransactionScope scope = new TransactionScope())
{
using (MessageQueue myQueue = new MessageQueue(QUEUE_NAME))
{
if (myQueue.Transactional)
{
myQueue.Send(TicketTextBox.Text, "Message"...
Hello,
I am trying to use System.Transactions and MSMQ with no success. In http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.transactions.aspx it is said:
"The System.Transactions infrastructure makes transactional programming simple and efficient throughout the platform by supporting...
To map a relational model into an object oriented model is a difficult, recurrent and unresolved topic. Take a look here:
http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=487289
It looks like COM has become a niche just like COBOL and we, the old guys, are trying to protect our jobs.
Well... you should start reading "Essential COM
VolkerStamme: Overloadig the equal operator is going to be a nigthmare for a poor maintenance programmer in 2007. Please, flood your code with remmarks about this!
Hello.
Not sure if I understand you correctly, but I don't think that security issues should be oriented to data validation.
Security effort should be oriented to identification of users and managing rigths for users/groups of users.
I mean, a user will type his user/password pair and he will...
Hello.
You will need a four tiers design instead the now classical three tiers model. Which means:
Tier 1: Database access layer (not discussed here)
Tier 2: Business layer: This is the place for "Only customers 21 and over are allowed to register for subscription" kind of rules
Tier 3...
Hello.
Not pretty sure about what you want to do; But I think you should use inline assembler and #pragma intrisic
In fact, I don't know the difference (if any) between #pragma intrisic and the keyword inline.
However, if you are going to write assembly, I think you should use RISC...
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