Comments by abhitechno

abhitechno 4-Jan-14 7:08am View

there's no magic in the way u used coalesce. it will generate a wrong report.

abhitechno 4-Jan-14 7:04am View

no no they maynot be zero.

abhitechno 4-Jan-14 7:03am View

no, this will work, but will get extremely cumbersome to generate consumption report for even 1 material with 20 possible bins. forget about even getting a report for 10 materials stored in 20 bins.

abhitechno 4-Jan-14 7:01am View

this data is about material_code(s) of different storage bins and the quantity of element released from them. the problem is that any material can be stored in any bin (bin 1 to 5). as a material is changed, the material_code corresponding to that bin is updated. the situation is dynamic and hence assigning a particular material fixedly to a bin is impossible.

abhitechno 26-Aug-13 6:01am View

thanq

abhitechno 24-Aug-13 5:11am View

some sort of direction or link to such an interface would be really helpful

abhitechno 24-Aug-13 0:26am View

nothing! I'm clueless and in desperate need of some direction.

abhitechno 23-Aug-13 8:02am View

yes i would like to know if i can write a simple FAT32 driver that can read all the data (existing & deleted files). Could u please point me to the right direction where i may find an example how to do it, preferably using C or C#.

Thanks in advance

abhitechno 21-Jan-13 23:46pm View

can u give me a decent example??? u got a clear idea of what i want to do. can u suggest me a good locking solution????
Thanks in advance

abhitechno 21-Jan-13 23:32pm View

can u suggest something for synchronization. i guessed i might have a problem, so i copied the whole contents into another array and then cleared the original one.

P.S. - the logger actually runs pretty well in the background even if the UI hangs up.

abhitechno 21-Jan-13 23:29pm View

1)_messageList buffer is cleared by the WriteASync() method which runs on a thread.
2) i didn't limit log file usage beacuse i day's file usage turns out <30kb , which i think isn't much.
3) i didn't know that, thanks for the suggestion. i'll surely look it up (who wants to re-invent the wheel when its already there ;-)!!!!!)

abhitechno 25-Nov-11 4:38am View

thanks but what about WCF or rather why not WCF???

abhitechno 25-Nov-11 4:37am View

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thanks

abhitechno 25-Nov-11 4:30am View

that way my application won't be install anywhere and run type.
I would require to setup a server first and then install the client app.

abhitechno 25-Nov-11 4:28am View

how do i reflect my app status across all communicating instances, do i export the entire objects or do i raise the appropriate event across all instances. moreover what would be better for this sockets or WCF???

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