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.NET and destructors!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    #31
    That's (LOSFormatter) pretty interesting thing actually - I need to do more communication between machines and it was rather annoying to create XML for class then manually copy from object data into it,

    The only thing that bothers me is that it seems to be part of ASP.NET - something I am not using as I don't want to depend upon IIS - I've written my own mini webserver and it has got some pretty big advantages one of which is portability - works fine on other platforms.

    Have you come across with anything similar that is noT ASP.NET related? I think I've seen somewhere possibility to mark classes as serialiseable to save/load them.

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      #32
      Sure you can mark classes as Serializable, then place attributes on properties etc to mark them as Elements, Attributes etc, and implement custom serialisation... example

      But, I would think you could use LOSFormatter and ignore IIS and ASP.NET (I dont believe its dependent on IIS being installed - Ive used the ASP.Net Cache object in a Win Forms application simply by referencing the System.Web dll, and then creating an instance of the HTTPContext object. As long as you are simply calling internal methods of System.Web.UI - rather than handling HTTP requests etc - I would think you would be fine.

      I wouldnt place a bet though ...
      Last edited by mcquiggd; 2 April 2006, 19:34. Reason: Typos and added Hperlink
      Vieze Oude Man

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        #33
        Well managed to get through to the third and final interview stage... really like the feel of the company, very technically oriented, jeans and t-shirts and flexi time but work hard... and then right afterwards I viewed a flat thats a five minute walk away and took it, lovely brand new place and £200 a month less than the one im in now...

        A successful day
        Vieze Oude Man

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          #34
          Congrats! Now you owe me £100 for giving you confidence to pass the interview!

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            #35
            Wanna bet...?
            Vieze Oude Man

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              #36
              Originally posted by mcquiggd
              Wanna bet...?
              I bet (only you can accept this bet) £5 that you not will gift me £10 within an hour?
              Last edited by AtW; 4 April 2006, 16:34.

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                #37
                I will 'gift' you a fiver Alexei, but only if you give me a peerage for it....

                (I bet you wont... )
                Vieze Oude Man

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                  #38
                  I dont bet anymore...

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