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We have a ReST Web Service that uses POST - to insert data into database (unmarshall data from XML), and GET to retrieve data (marshalled into XML). An XSD is used to create Java objects to marshall/unmarshall data to and from a database. We kind of froze the XSD as it is, because we thought...

Hi I know my problem will invariably involve something to do with delegates and/or events, but I'm not exactly sure how to implement them at the moment. The basic problem - 1) I must somehow find out when a static method in my class is triggered by some other object. 2) The static method...

I have a 2 forms - parent and child. The parent has a property related to a label control, like so: [Category("ToggleFooLabel")] [Description("Set whether label is visible or not")] public bool ToggleFooLabel { get { return lblFoo.Visible; } set { lblFoo.Visible = value; }...

Hi, This is going to be a dumb question - but Ive just started Python today (from a C# background), using PythonWin too. I know how to programme fine in C#, so this environment is all a bit wierd to me. Can someone give me a heads up to get a simple program working. I just want to copy a...

This is a problem I have been trying to figure out - but I guess because I'm not so good with maths - Im always on the back foot - so maybe (hopefully) there is someone out there who could come up with a snazzy algorithm to do the following - as fast as possible really - as speed is the issue...

Hi, Just wondering if there is a way I can access all my values held with my core startup project Properties.Settings file - from other projects/dlls in my Solution, as I have many errors saying: The name 'Properties' does not exist in the current context C:\fooProject\bar.cs TIA Simon

Does anyone know any good links to video tutorials about Java and J2EE stuff. Free ones if possible or I dont mind paying if they are really good.

When auto generating a method in a class, Visual Studio always makes the accessor of the method Internal - not public, thing is Im used to, out of habit by using Public, but I guess if you dont want other assemblies to see your methods then Internal is the best thing to use. Do you guys use...

For some reason when I set the background colour to Red for this status label on a status strip - the colour still stays the same as the Color.Control - why can I not set the background colour for this control?

After quick Google searches cant seem to make sense of how .Net 3.0 installs into VS 2005 - does anybody know how to do this as I want use LINQ with XML docs - seems much better than traditional methods. Cheers

Just thinking about code design etc, and would like to know your opinions. Sometimes I have a class - say a helper class that has a whole load of useful but generic STATIC methods inside - is it good practice to call this static methods from your objects?, or is this in effect breaking...

For some reason everytime I reinstall a dll on a PC it still retains the old app.config file, and I have to manually delete it from Documents and Settings\Local Settings.... etc etc, is there any way to make the setup project automatically delete this or at least just update with a new config file.

I would just like to know what your general approach is when you decide its time to make a form for your project. I understand that its a good idea to keep your form code seperate from the business logic - what is the best way to implement this? Here is my idea - but not sure if its right: 1)...

What are the pros and cons of coding against a class vs coding against an interface? e.g. why would you decide to write: IFoo foo = new Foo(); vs Foo foo = new Foo(); Ive heard of trends e.g. I always code against the interface etc, just dont get why you would do one thing vs another, surely...

Ok - so here is another type of "Best Practice" type question about orgainising code - but I have often wondered what are the main benefits of having lots of projects compiling under one solution - I understand it helps to encourage reuseability, ie. you can include refs to dlls in different...

Whats the best practice to organise your code - e.g. if you have an abstract class and its derived classes - do you seperate each of your classes into their own class file (foo.cs) or do you keep them all in the same physical cs file?? I would have thought it could get cumbersome to have to...

Sorry for the simpleness of this question. Whats the best way to resize a treeview control in line with the form when its resized by the user?

Is there a way to use VS SourceSafe or something similar to setup the ability for 2 programmers to work on the same project, but where one has to check in/check out remotely - i.e. say the server holding the source code is based in Paris with programmer A, and programmer B has to get check out...

Can someone explain to me how you can version your software everytime you do a release. I have tried this auto-increment thing, by putting an asterisk in place of the last 0, but it never changes. This is dll I am compiling, so I dont know if you can do what I am talking about. Plus, what is...

I have an abstract class which specifies an abstract getter/setter property. Lets say it should return type "Tree", but in my derived classes I want it to return a more specific Tree type e.g. Redwood, Oak, etc, but they still inherit from Tree - this of course doesnt work because its too...