Display the results. To view the results we need to loop through the ScoreDoc array we created in Part3. We do this by iterating through it within a for loop. for (int i = 0; i < hits.Length; i++) { int docId = hits[i].doc; float score = hits[i].score; Lucene.Net.Documents.Document doc = searcher.Doc(docId); string result = […]
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Short answer, there isn’t one. When you compile your .NET Core console application for example, you get a DLL. Then you execute it using the DOTNET command from the .NET Core SDK found here. Check out some of my other articles I wrote in regards to ASP.NET Core and .Net Core How to call an […]
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I find myself needing to look this code snippet up time to time so I thought I’d write it up. Check out some of my other articles I wrote in regards to ASP.NET Core and .Net Core How to call an async method from a console app main method How to deploy a .NET Core […]
Read More →There a numerous reasons why you would need to create an XML file. Configuration settings or using it as a data source are 2 examples. In both cases, you would need to create the XML file. If you have never done it before then the first question is, How do I create, read and modify […]
Read More →I think Lambda expression are cool. Not only are cool, they are pretty powerful and can make your code a lot more readable and compact. I wrote this article here about how to simply use LINQ to Reflection to list the methods and types of an assembly. In this example I will use the same […]
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I believe if you are getting this error that there is more likely something wrong with your configuration than with NHibernate. I received this error when I wanted to create a nested join between 2 unrelated tables. Something like this in HQL: [sourcecode language=”sql” padlinenumbers=”true” autolinks=”false” gutter=”false” toolbar=”false”] select tbl.CODE, av1.NUM, al1.CODE from TABLE tbl […]
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One of the better capabilities of NHibernate that I have recently found was the ability to group together queries on the client and execute them using only a trip to the database. What I have recently found, is that, as of writing this article and using NHibernate version 3.0 Beta 1, only SQL Server and […]
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I wrote a WPF program recently that contained 2 tree views which were dynamically created, in part, by data located on a database. Initially, I had the creation of the tree views in my Windows_Loaded method, executing the build one after the other. The performance was ok, it took about 1.8 to 2 seconds for […]
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The plan is to work some with Linux and I have chosen Ubuntu 16.04 LTS because this, AFAIK, is the flavor which Azure App Service Linux containers runs, see more about that here. I built my Ubuntu work station, by downloading the ISO from the Ubuntu site here and burning it to a DVD. Yes, […]
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One of the important areas you need to master when analyzing memory dumps is to recognize patterns that are normal and not normal. You can only come to those conclusions after looking at many, many, many, many memory dumps and either remembering or taking notes on how a process looks when all is ok, so […]
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