In reply to LSE adandons failed Windows project

Sorry, when using replay button, the ADD button has no javascript function associated with it. I have to do this. Please move it for me if you can.

I failed to see how TradElect is involved. There is no direct proof that TradElect is at fault. And obviously they are running more than one computer system and the integration between them failed, and they said so themselves. I have seen that in my own company. The integration is so crappy, tons of problems occures, like missing orders in integration stage. Or we made too much changes to the system that it couldn't function normally anymore.

Whilst we're at it.. bass:

Thanks for the lesson.. here's me spending the last 6 years in .NET and never realized that .. they are the same thing in terms of a program.. or rather.. theres JUST .NET.. my point was (if you read), he says there was a BLEND OF:

c# programs
.net programs

Thats not a blend.. thats just one thing.. .net programs; per chance written in c#.

stevo_ said:

Whilst we're at it.. bass:

Thanks for the lesson.. here's me spending the last 6 years in .NET and never realized that .. they are the same thing in terms of a program.. or rather.. theres JUST .NET.. my point was (if you read), he says there was a BLEND OF:

c# programs
.net programs

Thats not a blend.. thats just one thing.. .net programs; per chance written in c#.

Well you said .NET and C# are "THE SAME THING". I was merely correcting you on this.

This is a very common misunderstanding/confusion, something that I personally witness A LOT. And I don't know enough about your qualifications to realize you know this or not, I just know that a lot of people have this idea that .NET and C# are on and the same. But they are not interchangeable. It's kind of like people confusing pointers and arrays in C. More people seem to have that confused then people who do not.

Bass said:

stevo_ said:

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Well you said .NET and C# are "THE SAME THING". I was merely correcting you on this.

This is a very common misunderstanding/confusion, something that I personally witness A LOT. And I don't know enough about your qualifications to realize you know this or not, I just know that a lot of people have this idea that .NET and C# are on and the same. But they are not interchangeable. It's kind of like people confusing pointers and arrays in C. More people seem to have that confused then people who do not.

I think I repro the C9 problem. It seems that if I post, I inadvertently lock the thread for everyone but myself. Wow I have like mod like powers.