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answered | How to increase the web service timeout in a Windows Service application? |
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DataTable, How to conditionally delete rows I really liked this solution- very nice - Thanks! |
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Delphi Conversion to Prism? Bite the bullet and rewrite in .NET or Java - either way you will have a huge amount of resources like codebase example, commerical components, tools, add-ons, programming forums and general more online help, etc. and a much larger talent pool to pull from than Delphi. I loved Delphi and still use it on small projects (just got XE2!)- but for work (actually finding a job!) and resources, you need to either get on board with .NET or Java. Of course, if this is going to be a 100% winform app then Delphi XE 2 port could work - but I am betting you want mobile and/or web - then go .NET or Java! |
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