On 01/15/03 Serge Lidin wrote:
One example of using an arbitrary blob is value type initialization. Take a look at
the following code:
.class public value sequential MyVT
{
.pack 1
.field public int32 a
.field public int64 b
.field public int16 c
Hi everyone,
I tried to see if anyone has noticed this, but no one on the CX group
knew.
So, here is what I'm having a problem with.
Sending attachments when you have to specify the SmtpMail.SmtpServer...
So, my mail sends with no problems with I don't specify
SmtpMail.SmtpServer, but when I
We use VSA scripting for user-defined scripts in our app. The problem is
that once an assembly is compiled and loaded it is never unloaded. The
result is a memory leak.
We implemented an appdomain recycling mechanism (i.e. the VSA code is
compiled and executed in a new appdomain and then the
Sending attachments when you have to specify the
SmtpMail.SmtpServer...
I was able to get this working eventually. Somewhere on the web someone
suggested to try specifying the Encoding of the file as well (UUEncode),
and when I specified, it worked fine.
Though I am still somewhat confused as
Are you calling .Close on your IVsaEngine object?
We use VSA scripting for user-defined scripts in our app. The problem is
that once an assembly is compiled and loaded it is never unloaded. The
result is a memory leak.
We implemented an appdomain recycling mechanism (i.e. the VSA code is
Hi, All,
I am trying to develop an Intranet application using .NET Remoting using
IIS as the host (which limit to http channel). When i try to connect to the
server from the client, i get this error 407 Proxy Authentication
Required - since the clients are behind a firewall and all http requests
It would be a really cool pet project to develop a remoting channel over shared mem...
but that's a heck of a lot of code to write. Anyone know if it's been done already?
-S
On Fri, 17 Jan 2003 07:16:10 -, Richard Blewett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You thought of using shared memory? In
I'm writing a Remote caching application and the requirement is that any object can be
stored in the Remote Cache, which is located on another server.
I am using Remoting and have a class that has two functions, GetElement and
SetElement, both of which take Object.
Since any object can be
I don't think Serge was necessarily recommending it as standard practice,
just as an example of what it might be used for.
Ted Neward
{ .NET Java } Author, Instructor
http://www.neward.net/ted/weblog
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- Original Message -
From: Paolo
Doesn't Named-Pipe transport w/in machine get implemented by Win32 as
memory-mapped file (i.e. shared memory)?
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