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Cant open pages with certin links
As of Friday I have not been able to open pages with affiliate links particularly Clickbank and eMarketmakers. I have posted on other boards and people there say they open on their systems fine.
Multiple IP Addresses
How do you setup multiple IP addresses thru a wireless router? I have a cable modem with a single IP address assigned connected to a Wireless router/firewall...
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Moving C Structures into .NET with Custom Marshaling
In a world where legacy languages often prevail, we are reluctant to move away from them by reciting the well known mantra, "If it ain't broken, don't fix it". This mantra only gets you so far, until your competitor takes advantage of the newer, faster, more efficient, and more maintainable technologies...
Microsoft CRM Integration
Microsoft CRM - CRM's answer from Microsoft Business Solutions has an aggressive pricing, going down and making it affordable for small companies. We see cases when Microsoft CRM replaces such traditional CRM systems as Siebel. It is not necessary, that clients decided to replace it themselves - they may be victims of their systems - the example. |
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Generics in C#
Generics are used to help make the code in the software components much more reusable. They are a type of data structure that contains code that remains the same. The data type of the parameters can change with each use.The usage within the data structure adapts to the different data type of the passed variables.
Each time the generic is used, it can be customized for different data types without needing to rewrite any of the internal code. Generics permit classes, structs, interfaces, delegates, and methods to be parameterized by the types of data they store and manipulate.
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Getting Reacquainted with the Father of C#
In our premier issue, back in October 2002, we ran a full-length interview with Anders Hejlsberg, the Distinguished Engineer at Microsoft responsible for the creation of the C# programming language. Here, more than two years later, we present a follow-up interview conducted by .NETDJ's editor-in-chief, Derek Ferguson, at Microsoft's Tech Ed 2004 conference in San Diego, California.
.NETDJ: Between now and the last time we spoke, Borland has entered the .NET space. As an ex-Borland employee who is now one of the most revered .NET icons, what are your thoughts on this?
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JunC++ion's Function: Hooking Up C++ to Java Products
CodeMesh, Inc. of Carlisle, Massachusetts, has released version 2.2 of JunC++ion. JunC++ion is an "in process" bridge for integrating programming languages — in this case, Java to C++. According to the company, JunC++ion lets developers create integration solutions consisting of multiple proxy modules, rather than individual proxy classes, shortening development time. CodeMesh claims customers can publish C++ versions of Java products within hours, and bypass the security concerns generated by Web services. The technology is also said to be SOA (service-oriented architecture)-friendly.
CodeMesh claims there is no need for interface languages, middleware, or porting. As CodeMesh President Alex Krapf explains, people have problems with integration. As their integration problems grow, they keep adding to the integration solution. "Pretty soon it becomes unmanageable and fragile, whereas, with the generated code from Junction, they simply regenerate the integration code; and all the changes that they made are incorporated automatically," says Krapf. "So, most of the customers we have right now are very large organizations or small organizations with very large integration problems."
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Version 5.5 of Systinet Server for C++ is out
Systinet Server for C++ 5.5, from Systinet, is an industrial-strength Web services runtime with proven interoperability with Java-based Web services frameworks and Microsoft .NET.
It is an ideal solution for exposing the functionality of existing C/C++ applications as Web services, and can be used to easily bridge between Java, C++ and Microsoft .NET applications running on different platforms.
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Construction Unions: A C++ Challenge
In this C++ Challenge, Herb Sutter throws down the gauntlet. Can you get around the C++ rule of using constructed objects as members of unions?
No, this Item isn't about organizing carpenters and bricklayers. Rather, it's about deciding between what's cool and what's uncool, good motivations gone astray, and the consequences of subversive activities carried on under the covers. It's about getting around the C++ rule of using constructed objects as members of unions.
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