None. It could be solved with ++ operator. But you will surprise to know how many Developers, (and some of them are really good) that I personally know that they never in their's life are used ++ and they had no idea about the ++ operator. Now has I say before, if instead to get fuming and kick the guy out we drop our Ego has the greatest Developer's, we will realize that the idea even if it's stupid it's not bad. And before any one goes crazy here, let me explain my self. I have no idea in what context this method was, then I can't talk about this method it self. If it was me first I will be say "What a F...", then I will have a chat with the guy asking why he did that, third I will lecture him why the method is bad, and showing to him the ++ operator, fourth I will see if we can improve the idea, or tell to the programmer to fix the little issue, fifth I will check again to see if he fixed in the right way. And last but not least, I will never, never laugh at someone in this way. All of us we did some stupid mistake like that. Laugh at your self, not to a kid that just came out from school.

Regarding the language used by the programmer. I don't see anything bad with the code, at least he had the concept of private. Also this in reality doesn't speak so good from you and not from the "programmer right out from school". Are many thing to take in consideration. He probably thought it will impress you doing this, or he didn't realize what he did. Also one of the obligation of seasoned Developers, is help the new generations to going the right direction. Are thousands more other aspects that I take in consideration to say if someone it's or not a good programmer, than simple review his code.

Yeap I should, learn how to relax and take life much more easy.;)

i will love to learn to Surf. but since I broke my arm a month ago, in a biking accident I don't think I can learn how to Surf. Maybe next time. :) Maybe I will dedicate my time to sleep, a thing that I don't do enough.:):) Thank You.

This year my wife and I we are going to visit my Family for the Holidays. I know it can be a good time, but sometime it can be burned time. Then I decided to study or learn something new. I was thinking to hone my skills with C#, or dedicate my time to learn about WCF, WF and LINQ. Or hone my skills with XML, and XSLT (it’s being a while since I am not doing anything with it.). Maybe study and learn how to work better with PHP (I don’t used so frequently, and I learned doing something. I keep thinking I have to many gaps to fill, and I do too many bad practices). Or maybe do something very radical and learn something new that I always want it to have on my bag. I was thinking go for Python, or learn PostgreSQL, or maybe XCode. By the way we are traveling light and we will bring only my wife’s Laptop, a brand new MacBook Pro. I am thinking to install Parallels and then Play with my virtual installation of WinXP. What do you guys think I should go for it? Hone my skills, or learn something new. And what I should dedicate my time too? I don’t want to carry bunch of books, and end starting to read all, and not finishing any.

I guess the way to solve the dilemma it’s doing some test with a little WebApp using AJAX and installing a demo certificate. And see if I have some activity on the Port 80. I will keep you posted. For now I have to take care of my Family. :cool:

I am not sure if I can do that. I think the browser's will not like that and give me some security error messages that in reality is a problem because no one will drop their's securitty because my App.

That is waht I meant. I will have a page that goes using HTTPS and then when I do the callback the object goes and use the HTTP that is no secure, that defeats all the purpose of Security.

It struck me last night. We are spending hundred's of hour's and money developing this new Financial Application to be serve under the model of ASP, and we being using AJAX for all the UI's everything works fine and after we deal with some nuances, and figure out was how to dominate the beast, now I have an idea that can stop everything and send all our work to the garbage. I don't know how to set the xmlHTTPrequest object to comunicate on the secure layer. I am afraid that my pages will be server via SSL (port 443), but all my data will be travelling in the Wild Wild Web using port 80. If that is the case. someone knows how to prevented if not, we are doomed. :((

:sigh: Well I will do that Even if my Laptop HardDrive will suffer.

I just read the requirement's and I need Visual C# Express, waht about using my existing VS 2005 Pro? Do I still need to download the C# Express.... :confused: