Example #1
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 //Dispose method
 public void Dispose()
 {
     if (GlassCollection != null)
     {
         GlassCollection.Clear();
     }
     if (BfeedCollection != null)
     {
         BfeedCollection.Clear();
     }
     if (AuditCollection != null)
     {
         AuditCollection.Clear();
     }
     if (WineCollection != null)
     {
         WineCollection.Clear();
     }
     if (BreastCancerCollection != null)
     {
         BreastCancerCollection.Clear();
     }
     if (IrisCollection != null)
     {
         IrisCollection.Clear();
     }
     if (TitanicCollection != null)
     {
         TitanicCollection.Clear();
     }
     if (RecommendedGroceries != null)
     {
         RecommendedGroceries.Clear();
     }
     if (ClusterInformation != null)
     {
         ClusterInformation.Clear();
     }
     if (PMML != null)
     {
         PMML = null;
     }
     if (RCode != null)
     {
         RCode = null;
     }
     if (CSharpCode != null)
     {
         CSharpCode = null;
     }
 }
Example #2
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    /// <summary>
    /// Populates the values for a dropdown.
    /// Find a control is a bit tricky for DataLists since you have
    /// to loop through each item (row in the table) and find the
    /// control there.
    /// </summary>
    private void PopulateGlassDropdown()
    {
        GlassCollection gc = new GlassCollection();

        gc.FetchAll();
        DropDownList dd = null;
        int          i  = 0;

        foreach (ArtWork aw in ArtInTheCart)
        {
            dd = (DropDownList)listCart.Items[i].FindControl("drpGlass");
            foreach (Glass g in gc)
            {
                string   drpText = g.Title + String.Format(" - {0:c}", g.Price);
                ListItem li      = new ListItem(drpText, g.Price.ToString());
                dd.Items.Add(li);
            }
            dd.SelectedIndex = 0;
            i++;
        }
    }