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I've heard it works pretty well if you stick to standard stuff.

However we tried to run it at work where we have a large Linux farm and it doesn't work well in that environment as each machine is...

If I understand you correctly, you want to remember what is selected even after a refresh of the listview?

Why not store what is selected in another datastructure, then after refresh you...

You should be able to extend the row with your own custom data type

What does the switch.to.*.bat do?

Can you change you connection string in the code and just run the NUnit test three times changing the connection setting each time?

What version of Java are you using?

I hear that Java 6.0 works well with windows security now.

But granted I haven't had a chance to try it yet.

I'm not sure about .NET but with Hibernate on Java you use annotations for the mapping.

Looks something like this


class Foo
{
@Id
@Generated
private int Id;

First this is a horrible thing to do. But very common c programming (not c++)

In the above code you have temp pointing to a string lets say "foo"

str then points to foo but a couple characters...

I don't think there is such a thing as a 'Java Database.' Is it starting an instance of something else?

Can you give an example of how you are currently interacting with it?

You are reading input.nextFloat() from the stream twice. This is not what you want. You need to store it in a temp variable.

Example:


while (end != 0)
{
float...

It really depends on the copy constructor. But in general no. The copy constructor usually does a copy/clone of the object, it usually does not point to the other object.

Now of course this all...

Could you create a second image and onclick you unhide it and then place it above your other image?

You need to create the SQLConnection and set the connection string. The Connection string describes how to connect to any SQL database.

http://www.connectionstrings.com/ is a great resource for...

Integers are also treated the same way.

I found it interesting to open up the code for Integer. You'll see that the first call goes through the first hundred or so integers and creates objects for...

Yes.

If your communicating with the website over https then all traffic is encrypted. It woudln't work otherwise.

Hope that helps

The compiler can't find the reference to ostream because its in the namespace std.

Notice in main you use namespace after you've included the file. Either change the order, or change your header...

Hmm you probably want to look at GDI

You may try: http://www.functionx.com/visualc/index.htm or more specifically http://www.functionx.com/visualc/gdi/rectangles.htm

Although why not use .NET...

I thought that was a very interesting thing to do so I coded up a simple hangman game in Javascript with the html canvas element. As of right now its not Ajaxified because I don't have a DB running...

if you use std::string then you can use the + operator to concatenate strings. If you use char* or char[] you cannot.

I recommend you start small and read up on std::string. Here is a simple...

Visual Studio highlights the first bracket or paren when you enter the last one. It just makes it bold it isn't vey distinguishable but it works.

But the real solution is like Cliu says. Indent...

Don't know why its picking those out, but I did want to throw one thing out there.

A while back I did some heavy stuff with vector. When I closed visual studio and opened it back up my program...

The best suggestion I can give is to try it. As this is a production database you should take a backup and bring it up on a dev system. Then try it out. Use the profiling tools of you db (query...

Your not using the database to do the searching your streaming everything to your app then filtering.

Why not use mysql's like operator (e.g. where name like '%foo%' will find name values that...

I always use getters and setters. Imagine if you have a large software application your writing with multiple developers.

You start your class out that will be used by other team members.

You...

I tried out a couple not to long ago (long enough to forget the names) and wasn't greatly impressed with them.

I settled on gsoap which does the job decently enough.

There are two ways to load a jdbc driver. Either with early binding or late binding.

e.g:

Class.forName("com.mysql.jdbc.Driver").newInstance ();
new com.mysql.jdbc.Driver();

The first...