If the plan was to develop a GUI application, why not use the application directly? Anyways, the immediate options I see: a.) Convince your manager with your idea, since you sound right. b.) Change your manager.
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Sounds like you want an updater for you application/libraries/resources. Such an updater would check for updates, download them, check for integrity of files and restart the application with the new files in place.
sinosoidal wrote:
Is there any API around which can spare me of writing a protocol?
I am not aware of a library that offers a complete updater.
You're not on the right forum. This should be in the web development forum. However, we're here now. Are you by any chance using a transparent PNG? If so, you should know that IE 6 has real problems with them.
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oops - did not see all messages before writing my comment (page break) but anyway: It's perfectly reasonably to do it or not to do it. Depends on what you want to do: replace or add functionality. And that's the problem with deriving classes: the "internal interface" is very weak. This could leaad to wrong use of your base class, i.e. your base class requires the base.DoSomething but the programmer of the derived class forgets it :-( Therefore some people do advise to use aggregation in difficult situations. Happy programming Urs -- modified at 5:39 Monday 25th June, 2007
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Yes, the editing is essentially a toy. The app is used by a tracing agency primarily to do searches, on name, adress, or phone number, based on a database provided by a third party. Editing the records hardly makes sense, but it was a requirement that I still want to deliver and get paid for.
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Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
2006, 2007
Basically functional dependency focuses in database decomposition in tables. I had seen this ordinary link very earlier, so i had incept from it, i just wanted to verify that in bullets.
I didn't post it saying it was the "end-all be-all" of how to do it. It was posted as a suggestion and a hint of how to start. You can find other patterns all you want, but they'll follow about the same layout as the ones I posted. It's standard business and data layer stuff. I suggest reading those links and then Googling for whatever else you're looking for.
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2006, 2007
It would depend on what the compiler (VB.NET or C#) decided to classify 1 or 2 as. As Dave pointed out it just so happens that both decide to call it Int32 but one could potentially decided to place 1 and 2 in bytes for they cared.
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If the only dependencies are the interfaces and they've been cast in stone finalized, you should be able to start parallel development. I think.
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I would look at BizTalk for this if I were you. It sounds like an ideal problem for BizTalk.
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