Stackoverflow Not A Code Writing Service.
It’s hard to imagine what it was like to write code before Stack Overflow was created just over a decade ago in 2008. If you weren't programming in the BSO (Before Stack Overflow) era, you don't know what a golden age we live in. It's not that the information wasn't available at all, but rather it was difficult to make the right connections.
You cannot write bug-free code if you do not thoroughly understand the architecture of the system, and the pitfalls of that architecture. E.g. if you are writing a web application that handles multiple requests simultaneously, you must know that you cannot share mutable data between multiple requests (don't fall into the newbie trap to cache mutable data to improve performance).
Click Click here to switch to code view in the designer environment to switch to code view. Define methods that encapsulate the functionality of your service. Each method that will be exposed from the service must be flagged with a WebMethod attribute in front of it. Without this attribute, the method will not be exposed from the service.
For Name, enter MyNewService, and then select OK. The Design tab appears (Service1.cs (Design) or Service1.vb (Design)). The project template includes a component class named Service1 that inherits from System.ServiceProcess.ServiceBase.It includes much of the basic service code, such as the code to start the service.
Like that JavaScript writes to the .txt file every second without needing the user to refresh the page to write or read .txt file (with php). Javascript itself cannot write on the server however AJAX would be a good way to do this, the AJAX tutorials at Tizag.com, they are very good. As for doing it.
The URLConnection class contains many methods that let you communicate with the URL over the network.URLConnection is an HTTP-centric class; that is, many of its methods are useful only when you are working with HTTP URLs. However, most URL protocols allow you to read from and write to the connection. This section describes both functions. Reading from a URLConnection.
Depends on the robustness level that is required for the project you're working on. Systems that has a chance of receiving inputs from untrusted parties (e.g. public-facing servers), or operating in not fully trusted environments, need to be coded very cautiously, to avoid the code becoming a ticking time bomb (or the weakest link being hacked).