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Closed 11 years ago.
This questing has been asked some time ago, here and here and also blogged about.
It all seemed a bit experimental at the time. So now some time afterwards, I would like to hear if you use any of the methods in production?
I have used this.
I think the closest you'll get is an indexed format:
String.Format("{0} has {1} quote types.", "C#", "1");
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Closed 9 years ago.
This might be too much to ask. (Why on earth would I want to depart from IIS after all?)
What I'm looking for is a pretty good embeddable HTTP server. I've looked around, and I'm not yet sold on Kayak. But I haven't found many others.
Can anyone recommend a reliable, embeddable HTTP Server written in C#? Preferably one that implements the Python WSGI spec, that would be awesome.
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Closed 10 years ago.
I presume that it is something like MVC4 + LINQ (or maybe NHibernate?)
I'm taking a dive into the .NET world (again) and would like to go with the best. Any tips and opinions?
There isn't an exact equivalent. You could use a combination of ASP.NET MVC + Entity Framework (NHibernate) if you want.
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Closed 10 years ago.
I have a url like this:
http://www.localhostserver.com/appserver/key=***b0U%2fPzc%2fPzsPy***/photo.jpg
I want the string between key= and /photo.jpg
Thanks
try this one:
key=(.*?)/photo.jpg
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Closed 11 years ago.
after many days of search, I'm here to ask you this simple question : Is there a good Socket (TCP/IP) framework for C# ?
I'm quite new to C#, i came from java where I used to use Apache MINA.
In my search i found "SuperSocket", but it's not commented at all and the online documentation is not the most accurate. So it's not a charm to use it...
Thank you.
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Closed 10 years ago.
i am looking for reading of bios with c#,VS-2005 with full features and contents is there any best tutorial for that.
There's some information available via Google for this. It appears that this one is a good starting point.