What's with those Zs?

Thanks Navaneeth, I guess I can then add this to the requirement list. That people have ASP.NET MVC extensions installed and ready. That seems to be the best way. Have a good day :)

Hi, Like everybody else on this planet, I am currently working on a blogging engine using ASP.NET MVC :laugh: . I am planning to make this open source under GPL, with a requirement that people already have ASP.NET 3.5 already installed on their machines. Let us say that they do not already have ASP.NET MVC installed (on a shared host) But, since the application uses MVC, I would want to include the following references in the bin directory, * System.Web.Mvc * System.Web.Routing * System.Web.Abstractions (Source: http://haacked.com/archive/2008/11/03/bin-deploy-aspnetmvc.aspx[^]) My question is, Is it perfectly legal for me to include these DLLs in the bin directory when sharing the application? Thanks, Chandra

modified on Wednesday, August 26, 2009 10:50 PM

Some moron over here one voted me. Jacka** :mad:

... Which apparently didn't happen as you aren't yet wiped out of codeproject map yet. :doh:

Suckers... Start your own company.... make amazing products.... change the world! :^)

A few days back I saw a post on fembot called Aiko. I just looked into the resume of the creator, and guess what... he programmed it using C# 2.0! http://www.projectaiko.com/resume.html[^] Surely C# has reached a point where hobby programmers can create wonders...!

Your army can only fight with weaponless and harmless citizens. Make them face the Indian Army and you will see them fleeing back to your country with their pants in their hand. By the way did you not see how they got defeated during the Kargil war? Probably after that they decided "We cannot win against Indian Army... so lets join Dawat-ul.. or whatever crap you call it and attack citizens now. Yay". And if UN bans Dawat-ul-Shit, rename it to Shit-ul-Dawat and continue your activities

modified on Sunday, December 14, 2008 3:09 AM

Yes that's what I did when he replied me first. But then he started replying me back again pointing me to the univotes. I know that the votes are justified but then pointing me repeatedly reply after reply really seemed sad to me :| . The point of it was just speaking how cool I felt this new IDE to be... just like you feel when you look at something really cool you feel like sharing it.

For whatever fucking reason you seem to take pleasure in pointing out 1 votes... you know what... I can see the 1 votes clearly and you pointing out them in almost every reply you make to me make you seem like more of a sadist to me. Its like there are one votes and I can see them! And you reply to me tell me that "Hey see you got 1 votes!". Motherf*cking bastard... loser... sh*t eater... get some life will you!

Take your one vote... make a cone around it... make sure it has a pointed edge and shove it up your bloody a**

Then take my one vote too you son of a bitch bastard motherf*****

Its 239 MB. Took me 6 hours to download on 16-25 KBPs varying speed. How is your internet speed? I was thinking mine would be the slowest broadband in this planet. :-D

Reminds me of Prison break season 2 where Agent Mahone kills one of the prisoners he just captured.

Advertising Netbeans? I was just sharing the feeling I had using it. Finally I feel free going away from using Eclipse for which I had to download multitudes of plugins to set up any complex framework.

Netbeans 6.5 available at netbeans.org is super cool. Supports variety of J2ee frameworks like JSF, Struts etc too, in addition to supporting php dev, ruby on rails dev, C++ dev etc (if u take the complete download) http://www.netbeans.org/community/releases/65/relnotes.html[^]

I am facing simlar problem here. If you get it, plz send me also. my email is chandu_reddy86@yahoo.com. Please send