IRC Networks
Irc Logs Stats
Start date: 2007-09-27 02:48:27
Last update: 2008-04-02 18:00:08
Channels: 41
Logged Lines: 6229042
Size: 1806.23 MB
Powered by
Channel Info
Network: freenodeChannel: #csharp |
Search in www.irclog.org
Log from #csharp at freenode 2006-06-10
Pages: 1
[00:06]<`d0>hi i am getting this error:
[00:06]<`d0>{"Cannot access a disposed object.\r\nObject name: 'Splash'."}
[00:07]<`d0>I am trying to open a form from this method: private void Tablet_Activated(object sender, EventArgs e)
[00:07]<`d0>event
[00:21]<cfudsd>here is a design problem.. we have stateless webservice based business objects with dataacess code.. they want us to take the results from the dataacess and tranform it into strongly typed classes (i.e a workerclass, customerclass ) etc
[00:22]<cfudsd>we want to keep the dataacess code to itself and the business code to itself.. for preformance we dont want to return a dataset, and pass that the to business code to transform into its objects
[00:23]<cfudsd>so 1) either the dataacess code has to know too much about the specific workerclass, custoemrclass etc.. or the business code has to have access to the datareader (which isn't good either), or in my solution, i had the business objects implement a interface with "setproperty", and therefore the dataacess just reads the data, and calls the specific busienss objects, via the generic interface
[00:23]<cfudsd>any other good ways to solve this problem?
[00:27]<mzs>we are doing something similar here..
[00:27]<mzs>but requests are done in XML, and results are sent in XML.
[00:28]<mzs>then XSL style sheets transform the XML into appropriate data needed by the specific business code.
[00:30]<cfudsd>yep XSL makes perfect sense for that kind of transformation
[00:32]<mzs>yeah.. it's very easy to extend. we really only have two methods on our web service. RequestData, and PostData
[00:32]<mzs>i don't know if something like that would work for you
[00:33]<cfudsd>it would, if we werent forced to have these strongly typed classes.. and were allowed to use XML at the sql server level, but no we aren't
[00:37]<mzs>Microsoft might be doing something similar. They have a web service to integrate with some of their accounting software. Something like CustomerUpdateCreateNew(string id, string name, ...) and CustomerRead(string id);
[00:37]<mzs>their web service has somewhere around 400 or so methods
[00:40]<cfudsd>http://www.karlprosser.com/blogpics/windowsvistapop.JPG
[00:41]<mzs>what a boring soda can :)
[00:42]<kjr>what have you done to that poor talking rain can
[00:42]<cfudsd>ah, its the new PourOnce vista installation technology
[00:42]<cfudsd>just pour it on your PC, and the nanotechnology bots will find your harddrive and install vista, pretty impressive really
[00:42]<kjr>klumsy: I should beat you
[00:43]<cfudsd>it didnt taste very good though
[00:51]<gjrvcxnne>*sigh*.... what's up yall
[00:52]<gjrvcxnne>Can someone give me an example of where using VB in a new project would be a better choice than C# (and the reasoning of the project members only knowing VB doesn't count)
[00:54]<kdzdg>VB sucks sorry ;)
[00:56]<kdzdg>C# > VB
[00:57]<mzs>GoatCheez, maybe when you are too lazy to write a proper runtime callable wrapper and wish to use VB.NET's late binding to call methods on legacy COM servers.
[00:59]<mzs>GoatCheez, or when you want to write weak and dynamically typed code.
[00:59]<gjrvcxnne>roflmao
[00:59]<gjrvcxnne>i meant VB.NET
[01:00]<kjr>klumsy: you know, I've got the Vista Beta on my spare disk I swap in here... it actually feels kinda nice so far
[01:00]<edjg>Hello
[01:01]<gjrvcxnne>y0
[01:01]<gjrvcxnne>Can someone give me an example of where using VB.NET in a new project would be a better choice than C# (and the reasoning of the project members only knowing VB doesn't count)
Pages: 1
