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Old 03-07-06, 04:27
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Late Binding Technique

Hello everyone.can someone tell me about late binding technique?i've already found an article and journal about late binding technique but i'm not really understand the concept.can someone give me any simple example?or if you have any article about it?thx..
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Old 03-07-06, 12:18
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What is your development environment? (Programming Language, database, etc.)
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Old 03-07-06, 13:19
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in the abstract
latebinding - more flexible usage, slower to run, will lack some of the intellisense functions in the development environment, need to be a lot cleverer about design & error trapping

early binding - should be faster to run / instantiate, less flexible - ie can't / harder to switch objects / classes at run time.

whether you (or your users) will neccesarily see the benefits / disadvantages is a moot point.

but a lot depends onthe environment you are developing in
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Old 03-07-06, 14:00
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did you ever heard about OpenACS?

programming lang = TCL
database = postgreSQL
webserver = AOLserver

from healdem explaination, it's looks like early binding better than late binding.is there any existing system that implement late binding?
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Old 03-17-06, 10:26
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Any uncompiled format (vbscript, ASP) - these formats cannot have foreknowledge of the objects before run time. So - you can only use late binding with these. The gist is - if you can use early binding without any problems (e.g. DLL hell) do it.
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