Quick and Short: Composite Pattern
This article is written under ‘Quick and Short’ edition. In this article I will explain about Composite Design Patterns. Read more Quick and Short articles. Read more about design patterns [Factory],...
View ArticleQuick and Short: Decorator Pattern
This article is written under ‘Quick and Short’ edition. In this article I will explain about Decorator Design Patterns. Read more Quick and Short articles. Read more about design patterns [Factory],...
View ArticleQuick and Short: Façade Pattern
This article is written under ‘Quick and Short’ edition. In this article I will explain about Façade Design Patterns. Read more Quick and Short articles. Read more about design patterns [Factory],...
View ArticleQuick and Short: Chain of Responsibility (COR)
This article is written under ‘Quick and Short’ edition. In this article I will explain about Chain of Responsibility (COR) Design Patterns. Read more Quick and Short articles. Read more about design...
View ArticleQuick and Short: Proxy Pattern
This article is written under ‘Quick and Short’ edition. In this article I will explain about Proxy Design Patterns. Read more Quick and Short articles. Read more about design patterns [Factory],...
View ArticleQuick and Short: Template Pattern
This article is written under ‘Quick and Short’ edition. In this article I will explain about Template Design Patterns. Read more Quick and Short articles. Read more about design patterns [Factory],...
View ArticleQuick and Short: Difference between DELETE and TRUNCATE – SQL Server
This article is written under ‘Quick and Short’ edition. In this article I will explain about Difference between DELETE and TRUNCATE method. Read more Quick and Short articles. Difference between...
View ArticleFactory Vs Abstract Factory Pattern
Hi What is the basic difference between Factory Pattern and abstract factory pattern. I have read these pattern on a book but could not understand core diffeence between them Pls explain, or post a url...
View ArticleShallow copy and Deep copy (in prototype patterns)
There are two types of cloning: Shallow cloning: In shallow copy only that object is cloned, any objects containing in that object is not cloned. For instance consider we have a customer ‘ClsCustomer’...
View ArticleData Transfer/Migrate from Oracle to MS SQL Database
By : Nagabhushanam Ponnapalli I was involved in a recent project to migrate an Oracle database to Microsoft SQL Server 2000, and successfully migrated all Oracle objects to SQL Server. This experience...
View ArticleDifferent ways to use Delegates
Here is the example covers all different ways to use the delegate – Just copy and paste the code: How to use Delegate How to use Multicast Delegate How to Call specific method from Multicast Delegate...
View Article.Net Generics
What is Generics? When we look at the term “generic”, unrelated to the programming world, it simply means something that is not tied to any sort of brand name. For example, if we purchase some generic...
View ArticleC#: Generic Method
The goal of Generic Method is to build a swap method that can operate on any possible data type (value-based or reference-based) using a single type parameter. Due to the nature of swapping algorithms,...
View ArticleC#: Generic Enum
The problem A common problem in any application is to present a user-friendly list of options in a drop down list, while for processing or storage convenience, an enum or other set of constants is used...
View ArticleWhich Versions of the .NET Framework Support Generics?
Generics are only supported on version 2.0 and above of the Microsoft .NET framework, as well as version 2.0 of the compact framework. Refer: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa479866.aspx...
View ArticleCan I Use Generics in Web Services?
Unfortunately, no. Web services have to expose a WSDL-based contract. Such contracts are always limited by the expressiveness of the message format being used. For example, HTTP-GET based web services...
View ArticleCan I Use Generics in .NET Remoting?
Yes. You can expose generic types as remote objects, for example: public class MyRemoteClass<T> : MarshalByRefObject {...} Type serverType = typeof(MyRemoteClass<int>);...
View ArticleCan I Use Visual Studio 2003 or the .NET Framework 1.1 to Create Generics?
Unfortunately no. Generics are only supported on version 2.0 and above of the Microsoft .NET framework. Code that relies on generics must run on version 2.0 of the CLR. Because of the way the CLR...
View ArticleMultithreading
Definition of Threads In order to understand multithreading we first have to understand threads. Each application/program that is running on a system is a process. The process for each program consists...
View ArticleThread Synchronization in .Net
In this article i will discuss about various thread synchronization techniques available in .Net. What is thread synchronization? Imagine the following lines of code: Dim X as Integer X = 1 X = X + 1...
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