Folks, my WPF app has a Menu and a ToolBar with pairs of child items both
bound to the same RoutedUICommand (menu File | Open and the Open button for
example). When the app starts, the menus all show the correct enable states
because as they drop down they seem to call CanExecute.
However, the
I'll play with this on the weekend as well and I'll report when I find
the answer.
Wondering if you worked this out.
I am using a scale transform on a window which has a number of embedded user
controls.
The window and user controls scales ok when I resize the window.
However if a
Scott,
I have one word for you - *NServiceBus*.
It won't help you draw any nice pictures, but will answer your need
for distributed applications using MSMQ.
Regards,
Steve
On 8 July 2011 08:53, Scott Barnes scott.bar...@gmail.com wrote:
Kind of... i even did it via VS 2010 Ultimate
Used it, preferred MassTransit .. these help with distribution of services
etc and also relies on Multicasting to be in place. The problem im having is
for some reason when you have a mix of Workgroups with Domains multicasting
seems to just fail (still troubleshooting specifically as to why). I
Try the
Window.ContentRenderedhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.window.contentrendered.aspxevent.
When this even fires all the layout should be done, but I'm not sure
if it'll be visible to the user before resizing.
On Sun, Jul 10, 2011 at 9:52 PM, Peter Maddin
Sorry Scott, multicasting is not a prerequisite for nservicebus. It may be
for MassTransit I'm not sure. I'm sure you have seen this post:
http://elegantcode.com/2009/10/09/exploring-nservicebus/
HTH.
- Steve
On 10 July 2011 22:24, Scott Barnes scott.bar...@gmail.com wrote:
Used it,
Yeah, the issue isn't so much how i transport messages between machines
NServiceBus/MassTransit do that job extremely well. The problem is around
how one can multicast the message to machines within a given subnet. In
that, say you have 20 Barristas and your order contains the property QTY
,..You
Steve,
Yeah i've just re-discovered the ooh that's what they were talking about
moments.. I'm on a network right of passage / quest atm so thanks for all
your patience as each day I'm discovering how Microsoft has failed and then
how solutions like NServiceBus/MassTransit etc have all picked up
