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Suddenly slim diet — Wed, 14 May 2008 23:29:41 GMT

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re: Dispatch my stuff to the right thread

Shaun — Mon, 12 May 2008 12:12:31 GMT

Standard WPF has that functionality

re: It's long way to ... Dublin

despos — Mon, 12 May 2008 02:34:16 GMT

Oz,

it was scheduled for this summer, but I just got notice that it's been canceled because of "low" interest. It's the downturn of the economy--they said

re: It Shadows. What?

ikitClaw — Thu, 08 May 2008 13:30:49 GMT

Seems like a tired topic, but I've got a real use for Shadow - when using XML serialization on classes to match data structures (for instance, ebXML business signals), many data items are named differently but in fact contain common data. Creating a wrapper class for individual but very similar classes allows not-very-dissimilar objects to be treated the same where they rightly should, but in the class declarations, serialization tags for class members are an extra layer above basic naming/overloading and thus provide a scenario where Shadow is actually useful.

Don't believe me ? Take a peek ;)

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Public Class SignalWrapper

Public thisMessageIdentifier As thisMessageIdentifier

Public thisMessageDateTime As thisMessageDateTime

Public receivedDocumentDateTime As receivedDocumentDateTime

Public receivedDocumentIdentifier As receivedDocumentIdentifier

End Class

Public Class ReceiptAcknowledgement

Inherits SignalWrapper

End Class

Public Class ReceiptAcknowledgementException

Inherits SignalWrapper

<XmlElement("theMessageDateTime")> Public Shadows thisMessageDateTime As thisMessageDateTime

<XmlElement("theOffendingDocumentDateTime")> Public Shadows receivedDocumentDateTime As receivedDocumentDateTime

<XmlElement("theOffendingDocumentIdentifier")> Public Shadows receivedDocumentIdentifier As receivedDocumentIdentifier

End Class

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The ~Exception class is effectively identical to the normal class, both derive from SignalWrapper, but the repeat declarations of methods that need Shadow'ing is required in order to specify different XML element names for serialization.

re: Popup Windows

mugjsh — Thu, 08 May 2008 10:58:10 GMT

do we have security problems with Pop-ups?

re: It's long way to ... Dublin

bob — Thu, 08 May 2008 07:22:26 GMT

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re: It's long way to ... Dublin

oz — Wed, 07 May 2008 16:43:12 GMT

man.. when are you going to do this kind of stuff in the States?

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