... Your Connection Strings in Web.confi g 464
Filtering Data 466
Customizing the Appearance of the Data Controls 472
Confi guring Columns or Fields of Data-bound Controls 473
Updating and Inserting ... UpdateProgress Control 358
The Timer Control 362
Using Web Services and Page Methods in Ajax Websites 363
What Are Web Services? 364
Introducing WCF 364
Calling Services from Client-Side Code 365
Exchanging ... publishes in a variety of print and electronic formats and by print-on-demand. Some material included with stan-
dard print versions of this book may not be included in e-books or in print-on-demand....
... that Occur in the Data Source Controls 550
Hand-Coding Data Access Code 554
Caching 565
Common Pitfalls with Caching Data 565
Dierent Ways to Cache Data in ASP.NET Web Applications 566
Practical ... deBuGGinG, and traCinG 65ChaPter 18: 5
Exception Handling 656
Dierent Types of Errors 656
Catching and Handling Exceptions 658
Global Error Handling and Custom Error Pages 666
The Basics of ... 4, including .NET charting and ASP.NET charting, ASP.NET dynamic data and jQuery, and F#. The coverage is divided
into six distinctive parts for easy navigation and offers a practical approach...
... preceding configuration section defines the new IIS trace listener with a switch to capture all tracing
information. In addition, the tracing source, which is in this case the
TraceSource instance ... 332
Cross-Application Sharing of Ticket 333
Enforcing Single Logons and Logouts 358
Enforcing a Single Logon 359
Enforcing a Logout 368
Summary 372
Integrating ASP.NET Security with Classic ASP 37Chapter ... are built -in, any Windows access control lists
(ACLs) that an administrator or developer assigns on one machine can be copied to another machine,
for instance, from the development machine to...
... paired.
34
Dueling Containers in C+ +
vector<Shape *> pic;
pic.push_back( new Circle );
pic.push_back( new Triangle );
pic.push_back( new Square );
…
list<Shape *> picture;
picture.push_back( pic[2] ... C+ +, standard containers that contain pointers do
not delete the objects to which the pointers refer.
vector<Shape *> pic;
pic.push_back( new Circle );
pic.push_back( new Triangle );
pic.push_back( ... twice.
This problem can also happen when a chunk of
memory is freed as a result of error processing but
then freed again in the normal course of events.
32
Leaking Containers in C+ +
In C+ +,...
...
when the object is accessed.
c) A static constructor can have
public as a accessibility
modifiers
74. class A
{
public static int X = B.Y + 1;
}
class B
{
public static int Y = A.X ... explicitly or implicitly.
b) Static constructors can have
accessibility modifiers.
e) Static constructors are called
when the class is loaded.
c) Static constructors cannot
be called ...
error.
c) Incompatible type for ’=’
can’t convert SubClass to
SuperClass.
b) No constructor matching
SuperClass() found in class
SuperClass
d) Wrong number of arguments
in constructor....
... implementing
an abstract class.
[1.0]
a) public abstract void class
ClassA
c) abstract public ClassA
b) public abstract class ClassA
105. Which of the following methods can be called ...
("MyDll.MyOName"
)
object myObject
=
System.Activator .C
reatInstance
(myObjectType)
b) By using the System.Reflection.
CreateInstance() method to create
an instance of object in the following
manner. ...
following text:
In Try
In Finally
b) The code will compile successfully
and output the following text:
In Try
d) The code will
compile successfully
and output the
following text:
In...
... is called automatically
when the object is accessed.
c) A static constructor can have
public as a accessibility
modifiers
74. class A
{
public static int X = B.Y + 1;
}
class B
{
public static ... value c) get
b) set d) find
100. public class A:B ,C, D{ }
The above code represents ______
[0.5]
a) multilevel interface c) multiple interface
b) hierarchical interface d) multiple inheritance
101. ... False
25. Access Modifiers for variables in C# can be the following (Select all
that apply)
[1.0]
a) Public c) Private
b) Protected d) Public protected
26. In C# , an underscore is allowed as an initial...
... types of custom
controls you can create and see how to set up a custom control project. You’ll then continue to
create user controls, which combine other controls into reusable groups (Chapter ... this type of scattered user interface
coding to a more elegant approach, you need to stop thinking in terms of windows and controls
and start looking at a user interface as an entire interrelated ... can be a static method or an instance method. You can then invoke it later.
// Here we assume that the code contains a function named CapitalizeString.
stringProcessor = new StringProcessFunction(CapitalizeString);
//...
... of Contents
Abstract 5
1. Introduction 6
2. Conventions 7
3. Aspects of debugging Cand C
++
code 8
Noticing and localising a bug 8
Understanding a bug 8
Repairing a bug 8
Types of bugs 9
C and ... example in the previous section.
Another tool is Checker. The Checker tool uses it’s own version of gcc, checkergcc to include boundary
checks in your code. It is probably better than Electric Fence, ... a
piece of code that can be studied without executing that code.
Static analysis can help in detecting a number of basic semantic problems such as type mismatches and
dead code.
For gcc (the GNU C...
... style, andin so doing, it also discusses the architecture frame-
work, target architecture, architecture roadmap, and many of the architectures that are in
common use, including enterprise, application, ... penName
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50W WINDOWS PictureBox picb picbName
51W WINDOWS Point pnt pntName
52W WINDOWS PrintController prtc prtcName
53W WINDOWS PrintDocument prtd ... Insert spaces
• Keep tabs
Indentation
• Indent block contents
• Indent open and close braces
• Indent case contents
• Indent case labels
• Label indentation
• Place goto labels in leftmost column
•...
... questions and show that both
a novel C- terminal actin-binding submodule (CABS)
containing a novel actin monomer binding verprolin
homology 2 C- terminal (VH2 -C) domain and a sec-
ond submodule comprising ... life cycle
of actin patches in mating yeast. J Cell Sci 114, 1505–
1513.
9 Pelham RJ Jr & Chang F (2001) Role of actin polymer-
ization and actin cables in actin-patch movement in
Schizosaccharomyces ... analysis of actin cytoskeleton
components.
The basic elements of the yeast actin cytoskeleton
are cortical actin patches and cytoplasmic actin
cables. Actin patches are spots whose subcellular dis-
tribution...
... WINDOWS Color clr clrName
8W WINDOWS ColorPalette clrp clrpName
9W WINDOWS ComboBox cb cbName
10W WINDOWS ContextMenu ctm ctmName
11W WINDOWS CrystalReportViewer crv crvName
12W WINDOWS Cursor csr csrName
13W ... penName
49W WINDOWS PeformanceCounter pfmc pfmcName
50W WINDOWS PictureBox picb picbName
51W WINDOWS Point pnt pntName
52W WINDOWS PrintController prtc prtcName
53W WINDOWS PrintDocument prtd ... expressions
• Insert space within parentheses of type casts
• Insert space within flow control construct parentheses
• Insert space after cast
• Spacing for brackets
• Insert space before open square bracket
•...
... of Csaki
6
Wiener Process and Invariance Principle
6.1 Four lemmas
6.2 Joining of independent random walks
6.3 Definition of the Wiener process
6.4 Invariance Principle
7
Increments ...
(mod
2)
which
proves
(2.5).
(2.6)
can be obtained by
a
direct calculation.
(2.9)
Chapter
5
Levy
Classes
5.1
Definitions
The LIL of Khinchine tells us exactly (in certain sense) how ...
n
and
(ii)
S,
2
(1
-
c) b;'
i.0. a.s.
Having in mind this form of the LIL, Levy asked how the class of those
functions
(or
monotone increasing functions)
f(n)
can be characterized...
... I282Q
(forward), 5¢-CAACGCCCAGCATACCCAGCAGT-3¢
for Q404H (forward), 5¢-CAACGCCCAGGCAACCCAG
CAGT-3¢ for Q404A (forward), 5¢-TGAACCTCAGCT
GGCACATCTA-3¢ for I282Q (reverse), 5¢-ACTGCTG
GGTATGCTGGGCGT-3¢ for ... 5¢-TCAATGCTCAGCAGACCCAGCGGC-3¢
for H407Q, 5¢-TCAATGCTCAGGCCACCCAGCG
GC-3¢ for H407A. The selection restriction site mutation
was created by primer 5¢-GTAGCTGACTGGAGCATG
CAT-3¢ mutating a unique XhoIsite.
Plasmid ... to reflect species
speci c differences in CYP3A gene induction. For example,
the antibiotic compound rifampicin induces human and
rabbit, but not rodent CYP3A. It is also a ligand and
activator...