I am faced with an issue here and I am thinking that a writing a windows service would solve my problem. Here is the problem:
I have 700 windows xp machines - set up as POS systems, in 350 distinct locations on my network. Currently, these machines are not part of a domain and auto-logon as...
Me.
I believe that is the information I was looking for. As I said in my first post, all I have done is work with shared functions -
Basically, all of my business objects are only properties and fields. I have the methods in my DAL and BLL.
I think "me" is the information I was looking for...
Ok, I follow this. Take this example 1 step further:
Lets assume that each myObject has an id property.
So here is a psuedo-graphical representation of myObjectList
{
[myObject (id=115)]
[myObject (id=235)]
[myObject (id=145)]
[myObject (id=785)]
[myObject (id=652)]
[myObject (id=234)]...
OK - for starters - I'm not even sure that the title of this thread accurately describes what I want to do - but I had trouble verbalizing it.
So I will give this a try:
In my application, I have a custom object, call it myObject. In addition, I have another custom object called myObjectList...
This may be a very simple question that, for some reason, I am not wrapping my head around... but - if someone could explain this it would be fantastic.
I don't have much experience with object oriented development other than back in college - but my question is regarding creating ENUMS.
The...
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