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plus sûr pour y parvenir. En contrepartie cette valeur ne sera accessible que tant que l’utilisateur ne visitera pas d’autre page. Ceci est une bonne alternative pour le stockage de données temporaires. Exemple : C# protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { // On crée nos contrôles dynamiquement //on peut aussi utiliser ceux déjà crée dans notre page Web Label Label1 = new Label(); Button Button1 = new Button(); Button1.Text = "Click me !"; // On les ajoute à notre page Web form1

22 at the time, Tombaugh was given the laborious task of comparing photographic plates. These were two images of a region of the sky, taken two weeks apart. Any moving object, like an asteroid, comet or planet, would appear to jump from one photograph to the next. After a year of observations, Tombaugh finally discovered an object in the right orbit, and declared that he had discovered Planet X. Because they had discovered it, the Lowell team were allowed to name it. They settled on Pluto, a name

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enveloppes de types primitifs – Méthodes avec un nombre variable d’arguments – Formatage des entrées(/sorties) 2 Généricité Retour sur les classes de collections Les classes de collections Java manipulent des objets du type le plus général: Object – – Avantage: souplesse Inconvénients: viennent du fait que l'on est souvent amené à manipuler des collections d'objets d'un type spécifique. Exemple: une liste d'étudiants List l=new ArrayList(); Etudiant e=new Etudiant(); l.add(e); ... for (Iterator

dans N. Kettani, D. Mignet, P. Paré et C. Rosenthal-Sabroux, De MERISE à UML, Eyrolles, 1998. Catalysis, D. D'Souza. • D. D'Souza et A. Wills, Objects, Components, and Frameworks with UML: The Catalysis Approach, AddisonWesley, 1998, http://iconcomp.com/catalysis/catalysis-book/index.html. • http://www.iconcomp.com/catalysis/ HOOD (Hierarchical Object Oriented Design), B. Delatte, M. Heitz et J.F. Muller, 1987. • B. Delatte, M. Heitz et J.F. Muller, HOOD Reference manual 3.1, Masson, 1993. •

classe ` partir d’une autre e a L’arbre de la relation d’h´ritage e – La relation d’h´ritage forme un arbre sur les classes. e – Toute classe qui n’h´rite pas explicitement d’une autre classe (la classe e Personne. . .) h´rite de la classe Object. e – La classe Object est la racine de cet arbre. L’arbre d’h´ritage e Soit une classe B qui h´rite d’une classe A. e On dira que A est la classe m`re, ou super-classe, et B la classe fille, ou e sous-classe. – Toute instance de B est une instance de A. – Toute

..........................10 4.2. Cull Invisible Objects ........................................................................................................10 4.3. Rendering Order ...............................................................................................................10 4.3.1. Opaque First, Blend Last........................................................................................11 4.3.2. Sorting Opaque Objects by Render State..................................

operating system has been in development and use for over eight years now. In this paper we describe the present system and our experience with it—what we did right, but also what we did wrong. Among the things done right were basing the system on objects, using a single uniform mechanism (capabilities) for naming and protecting them in a location independent way, and designing a completely new, and very fast file system. Among the things done wrong were having threads not be pre-emptable, initially

Active Directory, the security of Active Directory objects should be considered and documented. The objects that need to be considered for security include:        Domain controllers Servers Client computers User accounts Group accounts OUs GPOs  Directory administration for Windows Active Directory spans well beyond the Active Directory database. With Active Directory, security needs to be considered for all aspects of object management, GPO management, DNS management, and general

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