did they try and change H-D in a long time ?

@N0N!Wu5

you cannot blame a country for a few people who are lazy and royal enfield has been so for the last 100 years

@N0N!Wu5

try using the firefox--> Bug it should be easier

Sastry

hmm good one,but something that compromises the " integrity of this site" should be reported,so please take time to report it.and that seems a like BS to me

Sastry

told you this is still a wrong place after all the comments I think you should still post it in the right place. :-D.Seems that author has good deal of friends in the CP. That does not even seem like tip to me. :wtf:

Sas3

I guess this is in the wrong forum,but still good point.

Sastry

Ultimate,I was in office so I was not able to laugh otherwise I would have been on the floor. :laugh:

Sastry

So referring the namespace in multiple project/class libraries does not affect the number of times a DLL into memory. Something like referring to

Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Data

in BusinessLayer.DLL and DataAccess.DLL,will ensure that .NET loads the

Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Data.dll

only once ?

Sastry

Ok,so that means even if refer to the name spaces in multiple project also the DLL gets loaded only once. For example referring to the Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Data in business layer and data access layer will ensure that DLL having the namespace is loaded only once through out the entire program execution.

Sastry

Got it,but does that load the DLL into the program memory while it is executing ? for example in DataAccess.dll I have:

Using System.Data;

namespace A
{
Class DataAccess
{
}
}

in business layer/application project I refer the DataAccess DLL and I say

using A;
using System;

namespace B
{
Class c
{
DataAccess daObj = new DataAccess();
}
}

does the above line load the dll System.Data into the execution of the program when class C instance is accessed as we are accessing DataAccess class which refers to System.Data?

5@S3

Hi Guys, I have a small big question. What does the

using System

using System.Data

actually do when a program is executing? To the best of my knowledge it loads a DLL related to those namespaces into the memory and then accesses the methods,but recently I came to know that <pre lang="c#">using</pre> tells the system to use the namespace and access the methods,but how is it possible to use the namespace and access the methods without actually loading the DLL into program execution memory?This recently came up in a discussion with a team member and he shattered my belief in .NET

using

:(

Sastry

That was the Best Joke I ever heard and by the way who is the computer genius :wtf:

Sastry

Environment.Exit(code) will help you exit the application in a safe manner.Basically you are sending a message to the system that the application exited on it own and was not terminated due to an error.If the application really has terminated to error it notifies the system what is the error code. 0 is to tell the system that the current running application exited safely without errors. You can get some info on these codes here http://www.hiteksoftware.com/knowledge/articles/049.htm[^]

Sastry

Did you try Opening the application as with Run as Administrator? And does the service also run in the same account ?

Sastry

Told you they are trying mint you guys out.After all the employee could not do anything better than what his management orders to do.Anyways all the teams of the company are not so,some of them are really good in delivering the work without getting back a remark from customer.

Sastry

Don't go by the name,you could get very good people from companies whose names are un-heard of,or the other category from companies that are "Top".My suggestion if the next time you are offshoring some work do not go by the company name but have a good interaction with the team that is working on the specs and if they are not upto the mark as a customer I think you have the privilege of getting a new team(not sure though) and do not settle for something less.every $ is valuable.

Sastry

I'm sorry to point out that in INDIA close enough is never good enough,until they have very little time to put all the business requirements into action or the problem is really understated in one line "Security has to be enabled". No offence meant. P.S.: I'm a INDIAN and I never settled for anything less than perfect in my development if it means I have to defy project time lines set for completing the task.

Sastry

I guess you had a very bad experience of Mis-management.That sort utilities could not take that much longer time.Either the guys are trying to mint you or the team is lazy

Sastry

Is this written in C#? :confused: I guess the more simpler way would be. date.ToString("yyyy-MM-dd") out puts the date as 2012-04-18 or date.ToString("yyyy-M-dd") out puts the date as 2012-4-18 If not C# Kudos to you ;)

Sastry

I was a part of the Offshore team once.Trust me not all are security experts.After you have mentioned that security is a big deal in the application and that has to be taken care of,all I can say is only one thing there are hardly any security experts in the team that the work has been delivered to.Since majority of persons who manage the projects look for people who can do DB and UI work so they ignore the fact that in web application security is critical.Well out of my experience in working with a few large IT firms in INDIA,the more they look for is all the test cases executed and has client not come back with any defects.So I would suggest to mark it as a defect and then they would get the right persons to do the job.In this case most of the web app security is done by experts in Onsite and then the DLL is sent back to be used by the team at offshore.So offshore has no idea how it gets implemented. All the team members in offshore cannot tell which of MD5 or SHA1 is more secure for hashing.So my suggestion would be next time you are looking up for people in offshore to work on projects for security,look up their project profiles to see if they done anything of that sort previously or not.I hope you would get a chance to look at the profiles of the team before they get to start work on projects,if not you can always request for the profiles before hiring and they must provide that if it is one of the top companies.

Sastry