Alex Niblett wrote:
So what makes VS.NET load my DLL's into it's address space? I can build
and
run fine one minute, the next minute it's fails to build with 2 or more
errors like this...
error CS0016: Could not write to output file
'E:\Source\CS\obj\Debug\CS.dll'
-- 'The process cannot
Erick Thompson wrote:
I'm developing a number of Xml Schemas for use in a web services based
applications. One problem that I've run into is how I should handle
lookup fields (from a DB perspective). For example, I might have an
individual type, with a element that is a salutation. In the
Alex Niblett wrote:
I figured I would post this here since this board has been pretty busy
today
and this post is OT for all the boards :) I'm sure somebody has solved
something like this already, I just haven't seen it. If anybody knows a
better place to fish for an answer, please let me
Brian Boyd wrote:
Thanks J. I understand that exceptions aren't cheap, but what I find is
that even when I include 'false' as the second parameter, this exeption is
still thrown. I'm running v1.1. I would be happy to avoid that exception
if you or anyone else has ideas. ... this area is
Luis Abreu wrote:
Hello.
ok, suppose you have class A, which has a property named classb of
type ClassB. ClassB also has a property named T.
class A
{
public ClassB classB {...}
}
class B
{
public string T;
}
Now let's suppose that I have an array or a collection of
Erick Thompson wrote:
What is the best/recommended way to pass schema bound objects when using
web services? For example, say I have an ordering system that accepts a
customer and an order. I have a customer XSD that defines the what data
the customer object can hold. Now, I have a web service
Fabian Schmied wrote:
The implementation of generics as included in .NET 2.0 allows to specify
constructor constraints on type parameters. In C#, there is only one ctor
constraint: new(). I'm not sure, but I assume this is also the only
constructor constraint known by the CLR.
Now, what
Frans Bouma wrote:
Did you install SP1 for .NET 1.1 already?
I have not installed it yet, but I will give it a try later today and see if
maybe it's patched.
-Drew
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Some .NET courses you may be
There's been a lot of responses to this thread and I haven't read them all,
but I keep seeing people refer to Java LayoutManagers and that such a
feature is not available in Windows Forms, but there is.
System.Windows.Forms.Control has a Layout event in which you can take over
how the control
Ok, this is pretty crazy. I'm on XPSP2 and I've entered a ServiceDomain with
a ServiceConfig that requires transactions with an IsolationLevel of
Serializable. Now, I've done this a million times before and it works no
problem. In the specific scenario I'm dealing with now, I'm seeing something
Ok, so I dug a little deeper. I found out exactly where inside of
SqlConnection::Open that my context is being blown away. Have a look at
this:
system.enterpriseservices.dll!System.EnterpriseServices.Platform.Initialize(
) + 0x117 bytes
Paley, Sean wrote:
I'm having a problem using SqlConnection.EnlistDistributedTransaction in
conjunction with ServiceDomain. I've isolated it to the code below:
... snipped for brevity's sake ...
Sean,
My guess is that it's because you're not committing the transaction. You
need to
Here's the scenario:
We're serializing object graphs with automagic serialization (just the
SerializableAttribute), using the BinaryFormatter with the
FormatterAssemblyStyle.Simple setting. If the assembly of the object being
serialized is not recompiled I can serialize and then deserialize the
In the interest of putting this to sleep, I think the only people who can
answer why they made the design decision to go by-val instead of by-ref is
the DirectX managed wrapper team. Perhaps you can find a direct channel to
them. Do any of them have a weblog? I think what we're most likely going
Howard Hoffman wrote:
Minor correction.
It's not xsd.exe (MSDataSetGenerator) that is wrong (IMO), but the 'Add /
Update Web Reference' (in VS.NET 2003) code generator.
I knew what you meant. It's actually the same as WSDL.EXE then. ;)
See my reply to the original post over on the
Robert Rolls wrote:
Will the new version of Xml Serializable in Whidbey support
serialisation of IDictionary derived objects?
Yes. :)
For more details on what's supported now, see the XSD Support section from
these notes[1].
-Drew
[1] http://weblogs.asp.net/dmarsh/posts/34308.aspx
Behalf Of Ioan Berbece wrote:
What's the status of IXmlSerializable in Whidbey? Is it
documented, is it still there or are there other ways of
taking over XML serialization in a custom type?
The XML Serialization architecture in Whidbey stays just about the same.
IXmlSerializable is still
Rune H. H.. Huseby [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When avoiding the issue is not an option, I use
DateTime.MinValue as a null-value marker.=20
+1. In fact for most of the primitive types I end up using their .MinValue
to represent null in my in house O/R mapping framework. The only other
Thomas Tomiczek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I can tell you excactly what I am looking for :-)
Ok, I have an inheritance hierarchy from which I ge t the last type.
I need to run this upwards (basetype, basetype, basetype) and
process = CERTAIN of these types ONLY :-)
So I had
Wedinger, Keith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to pass a regular expression with curly-braces
such that
Format() will do its thing properly (i.e. won't get confused
about curly-braces that are really part of the regular
expression and should not be touched)?
You can escape
Phil Parker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This leads on to my next issue, which is that I'm attempting
to use the application configuration file to store settings
for certain properties on winform controls that I'm writing.
The idea being that my control's properties get serialized as
XML
Phil Parker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My question, is: Is this possible using XML serialization,
and if so, does anyone have any advice on how to achieve this ?
I have been unable to find a way of serializing an unknown
polymorphic type and dynamically intercepting the
Eric Gunnerson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
My vote would be Yes.
+1.
My experience with using Regex on XML is that it's a pain to
get things parsed apart. I think it's much much easier to use
XmlDocument and then traverse the nodes to get what you want.
I don't even think he needs to
Kamen Lilov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
If we only had a decent implementation of SAX, things would
be so much = more different. XML structures like this tend
to perform lightning-fast with streaming parsers and not so
well with DOM implementations...
You do, it's a pull model instead
Booth, Bill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
Hmmm, It looks like the NativeError property would give you
what you want but I don't see it in SQLClient. I can just
find it as a property of OleDb or ADO 2.7 errors.
The NativeError property on a Error object is used to
retrieve the
Edward Ferron [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
I don't know what you're seeing, but the IL emitted for each is exactly the
same (as expected).
codeSnippet language=MSIL
.method private hidebysig instance void
Test() cil managed
{
// Code size 28 (0x1c)
Dave Buckner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
Hopefully a quick question for someone. =3D) When using the
[bindable] attribute is there a way to specify the order in
which they so up? E.g. = If I bind my object to a datagrid,
how do change the order of how it = generated the columns?
You
Leon Parsons [mailto:Leon.Parsons;AVEVA.COM] wrote:
We have tried compiling this at version 1.1 of the SDK and seem to get
the same results ( apart from a note to the effect that this
particular
overload of the transform method is obsolete ).
I don't think you actually described your problem
Saye, Robert [mailto:rsaye;STARENTNETWORKS.COM] wrote:
That's correct Christoph, I am looking for when the text
wraps automatically not by any user intervention.
I didn't know the answer, but the length of this thread finally prompted me
to look it up. It looks like you need to send a
I wrote:
However, if you're using ASP.NET Web
Services you should use an SoapExtension[1].
Woops, the link I gave for [1] is wrong. Here's the correct link:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpref/html/
frlrfSystemWebServicesProtocolsSoapExtensionClassTopic.asp
Hamilton Verissimo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
As you see it should return a empty variant (VT_EMPTY) in the
case the value was not found in the NameObjectCollection. I'm
trying to return this empty variant in several ways, but
with no success.
You don't need to write your own custom
Craig Andera [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
Yep. The fundamental problem is that C#/VB.NET give you no
way to indicate at the source level which assembly you're
working with. This is going to bite people *big time* when
they start versioning stuff.
Wait, maybe I'm just missing
Linda Farrington [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
I have a COM component that was written in VB. I would like
to still use this component in my .net page. I know that I
should be able to do this using the aspcompat=true page
option. However, does anyone know if it is possible to cache
Greg Robinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
This seems simple and straight forward. Am I missing something here?
Nope, it's that easy. ;)
Later,
Drew
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Powell, Simon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
Why doesn't this list the group membership?
How can I get it to list the group membership for an account?
If you know of any good books or example code it would be
much appreciated?
In the WinNT ADSI schema, groups are not a property of a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
I am trying to determine if a DataSet I am returning, from a
web service, is comming from the cache or is being rebuilt.
I have set the cache to 30 days. The dataset is of
significant size, consequently, I have to determine wether to
hit
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