Practical .NET2 and C#2 Cross-Reference
![]() | By Patrick Smacchia |
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Page 595 ...n pool is a collection of equivalent connections. This means that the connections are connected to the same database and that each request from a client uses one of these connections to access the data. These connections are complex objects, expensive to construct and destroy. The underlying idea be... | Page 266 In the directories specified by the LIB environment variable. Adds resources to the assembly. The use of this option is detailed at page 30. | Page 51 ...to encapsulate the folder structure and all its files in a single file (for example a cab, zip or rar archive as well explain a little later). The un-installation of an application consists in the destruction of the folder structure and the change of versions implies the destruction of the folder st... | Page 77 ...must be unmanaged since it is the CLR that will handle managed code. This portion of code takes care of loading the CLR, configuring it and then transferring the current thread into managed mode. Once the CLR is loaded, the runtime host has other responsibilities such dealing with untrapped exceptio... | Page 164 ...anually verify permissions from your code by calling methods specialized for this task. We will then discuss how to use attributes to allow for the declarative verification of permissions (i.e. the code of a method marked with such an attribute must have a certain permission). We will conclude with ... |
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