hi all,
I want to know how .NET differ from Java in DLL Concept or registration.
Specially Dll hell concept...
If u guys have any good link for iit just let me know...
Thank you
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hi all,
I want to know how .NET differ from Java in DLL Concept or registration.
Specially Dll hell concept...
If u guys have any good link for iit just let me know...
Thank you
DLL was when one application would install a DLL, then another application would overwrite it with its own version that broke the other application. The .NET Platform has been created with side-by-side execution in mind, so it is possible to have multiple versions of the same library if they are required by different apps. DLL hell was a COM thing. I can't say whether Java was affected or not, but .NET definitely isn't.
Thank you
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Originally Posted by jmcilhinney
I ever came across DLL hell b4.
I always put it down to in-experienced developers.
Woka
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Originally Posted by Wokawidget
It happend to all the first versions of MDX. MS couldn't figgure it out before 7-8 months had passed..:) How ironicaly..:)
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Here is an article on Dll Hell that I think you will find interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by CodeMaker
What is MDX? How is it related to DLL Hell? (MDX, AFAIK, is a new drink from Mountain Dew that I've been obsessing over for 3 days now.)
MDX is used primarily in OLAP.
Here is a reasonable explaination.
Oh, nothing useful you mean. :D
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Originally Posted by Hack
Or it can be Managed DirectX....;) I guess that, since after all it was me who talked about it..:) I am only good for game and graphics programming after all..:)
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Originally Posted by mendhak
From Mt Dew? But it is Pepsi who has Mt Dew. Hence MDX must be from Pepsi.. :confused:
Yes, but you don't say "I'd like a bag of Pepsi Chips - Spicy." You say, "I want some Lays - Spicy."
And I want less chit chat - tangy.