Although it’s not considered best practice, after writing a class, sometimes you may decide that all or part of that class might work better as an interface. When that happens,
Most programmers use the String.split(String) method to convert a String to a String array specifying a delimiter. However, I feel it’s unsafe to rely on the split() method in some
To display row numbers in an ASP.NET DataGrid, first create a template column and set its ItemTemplate value using the following code:
This function separates the items in the delimited string (parameter 1) at the delimiter (parameter 2), creates a new generic string list, and then adds each item to the new
A quick example should suffice for defining and executing a Groovy Bean inside a Spring application context. Here’s a short Java interface: package com.springandgroovy; public interface HelloWorldService { String sayHello();
Binding a Visual Studio Solution to code controllers such as Visual SourceSafe (VSS) offers many advantages to develoeprs. However, it is also a pain when you have to distribute such
It’s useful to know how to publish your 32-bit ASP.NET applications to a 64-bit operating system (OS). For example, suppose you want to publish to a Windows Server 2003 64-bit
When building classes in Visual Studio (VS), you can generate property setters and getters quickly by defining a field variable, and then right-clicking on the field and selecting Refactor ?
You can call PowerShell cmdlets directly from your C# code. First, add a reference to System.Management.Automation to your project. Unfortunately, you need to do this by editing the .vcproj file