There is another case (though an edge case) where Finalizaers aren't called.
The case is where during tear-down of a process, if during calling of
Finalizers is increasing memory usage (usually if someone is doing something
bad), the GC will abort the Finalizations and just kill the whole heap.
Your type is destroyed when the AppDomain goes away...can you wrap it in a
AppDomain and control that lifespan?
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That's a lot less trouble than my solution...I take back most of what I've
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uses, not 2005. I've noticed some problems using VS 2005's and was
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No, it's different and better designed.
Also, this will be used only in-house where having VS installed is moot.
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This blog entry shows it, but the caveat is that the assemblies are not
distributable so it works if you have VS installed, but no so if its on a
non-dev box:
http://wildermuth.com/2007/01/29/Using_the_Visual_Studio_Connection_String_D
ialog
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Can you confirm you mean WinForms?
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Why is a cert going to fix the redirection for him?
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I would say that using inheritance in LINQ to SQL isn't a good approach.
Entity Framework is better than most but you might consider either using
LINQ for SQL or EF (or nHibernate) as your data access layer and using the
dal as the 'fillers' for real business objects.
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DPAPI supports both per credential or per-machine encrypting of secrets.
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All I know is putting a hat on was named in his honor as well (Donning a
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don't we care? Because the tool goes a good job of managing it for us.
When we create a AJAX site, it injects most of the right bits in the
web.config and we don't notice it after a while. Same can be said for WCF
IMHO.
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page and
control caching to help a lot more than building a magic infrastructure to
cache the entire db.
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There is nothing there that says a lot to me, but it looks like some of the
files might be bad downloads. Have you tried downloading the latest bits
again and start again?
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I think you have to install EF before the ASP.NET Preview stuff (Data
Services, etc.) but I can't remember...
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$0.019998757. (I can't stand rounding errors).
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== faster
download)
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As everyone will drone on and on about, its unlikely that a DoEvents is
really what you want...but in either case, are you using WinForms or what?
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+1 for Robocopy...I sync my mp3 collection (all legal, honest ;) to my MCE
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And watching connection pooling may confuse you since pooling is disabled
under the debugger. You can watch this with the SQL Profiler, as long as
you're running outside the debugger.
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That's Awesome David...you will be missed... ;)
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There is a Word API now that will build them without launching Word. Search
for Word and PIA's and you might find it.
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I found this on my first google search:
http://www.aspemporium.com/howto.aspx?hid=26
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just my opinion...
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There used to be a listserv admin that we could e-mail...is that you Rich?
Or is there someone officially responsible.
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He's moved from irritating to outright annoying.
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Isn't building an arbitrary UI that is transmitted over a network what Web
Browsers do?
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Yes and yes. As far as .NET, from v.2.0 (I haven't looked at this in a
while, so please correct me), but the same binaries that you create for .NET
2.0 will run natively in 64 bit (as they are JIT compiled as 64 bit
instructions on those OS's).
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I don't get the issue. Why are you serializing the singleton?
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I think you'll have better luck with Obfuscation. I haven't done it before
and I am sure others can suggestion their favorites, but Brent Rector is a
super bright guy so I usually recommend Demeanor (http://wiseowl.com) ...
but I don't know the pros and cons.
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I know that you don't want to explain, but if connection pooling is causing
an issue with your tests, don't you think it is doing its job? How can you
be sure that the problems you are facing are not also going to happen in
production?
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Do you think we can get an admin to kick ftnews?
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I am working with an old API that wants me to write a C Callable DLL. I can
do this in C++ easily (and did that years ago). Before I delve into the
dark world of MC++, does anyone know if there is another route in .NET to do
this?
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Is this byte array coming from a database table? (e.g. an Image column)?
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I am SO gonna miss him. He's such a nice guy...especially since he let us
know.
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Though I am not a big fan, you can get the same behavior you had in 2003 by
using your existing Typed DataSets (which your e-mail implies but it is
clear that I am correct), and *completely* ignoring the Table Adapters and
just use DataAdapters like you did in 2003.
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I don't think you can use it without installing it system-wide, am I wrong?
If you store it as a resource (which you can do like you can any piece of
binary code), you'll have to have it store it as a file in order to install
it on the machine.
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Response.AddHeader(Content-Disposition, attachment;
filename=yourfile.mp3);
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never tested for 2.0):
HKCR\CLSID\{005023CA-72B1-11D3-9FC4-00C04F79A0A3}\InprocServer32
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I think you might be stuck unless you tear apart the db
file apart (which is surprisingly easy since there are no indexes, just
structure and data).
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Since DataSets and I are indelibly tied together let me note that Don is
EXACTLY correct with his assertion here. I totally concur.
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You guys are right...only if the browser supports it...
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Isn't this in the BrowserCaps? I don't have MSDN with me, but I thought it
was mentioned there.
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if (Request.Browser.JavaScript)
{
// Can JScript
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else
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are
using a DataSource but if there is a disconnect between the Grid and the
DataSource, the DataSource isn't called unless someone requests it. Could
you post the whole page's markup?
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It may be that the varchar(8000) was being converted to a text field. Try
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I am using the class designer to make some classes and I can't figure out
how to make a method/property static. I know I can change the code and it
will change but I can't see how to do it in the designer. Anyone figure it
out?
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D'oh...forgot about that...thx...
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I bet Stoyan will be happy to hear this news.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/support/servicing/sp1_vs05/default.aspx
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make
a singleton (or a non-static class).
But thanks to everyone who contributed their opinions...I appreciate it!
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instancing
or Remoted instances never come into view, but I am open to views that take
those into account as well.
TIA
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Could you explain how you mean not good testability for static classes?
I've had a lot of luck testing them in a TDD environment (or at least
creating tests for them in a CI environment).
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Can you explain mock out?
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dev's.
The mere fact that this is discussed on the Advanced list means that we're
more likely not to be the in the trench developer where I think the names
actually make more sense.
But that's just my opinion, I could be wrong...
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it?
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I would not think of them as type-safe pointers as such. My suggestion is
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this but it makes no sense to me (unless of
course a public/internal implmentation in VB.NET is just like a explicit
interface implementation).
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:
public abstract class T: IBusiness {
public virtual void Remove() {
innerRemove();
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// ... rest of interface
protected internal void innerRemove()
{
// do remove work here
}
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}
But that seems silly to me...
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Doh! I meant base.Remove() in the derived class, not base:Remove().
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Really Barry...I'll have to look at that again...I don't spend as much time
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(X.Run())
End Sub
End Class
When I ran this code, the console wrote out:
T.Run()
This leads me to believe that Sub Run is virtual by default, no?
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Nevermind, I am an idiot...this shows jus the opposite...the base class's
Run was called.
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that the CodeDOM's VB Code Generator in 1.x
created overridable functions, subs and properties by default (unlike the
C# which created non-virtual by default)...not that VB.NET was virtual by
default...my bad memory.
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No there isn't. My comment about what could be happening is based on
reviewing the InsertRow method with Reflector and it isn't doing much.
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if (sender == btn)
{
//...
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else if (sender == btn2)
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//...
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that could be throwing that is if
a this pointer were null which is very very nasty.
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Can you post a stacktrace (including the framework's stack)? That might
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underlying
problem (again, most likely a data binding issue).
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What does JMX do?
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I like Enterprise Architect by SparxSystems:
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Its not free, because MSDN Subscriptions aren't free (ok, not free for most
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Pool instead of firing
up your own threads? (Maybe because its throttled the security implications
are lower).
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You may need to click (Show all Files) button in the top of the Solution
Explorer to see that file.
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Oh yeah...
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Ah, now I remember, but if you click the (Show All Files) button in a VB.NET
project, it will show you the nested classes (this is different from C#
where you can show the nested classes by default).
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I am fine.
Please send more details.
YES.
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Guess I can't sleep:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/winui/winui
/windowsuserinterface/dataexchange/atoms.asp
You can PInvoke to it pretty easily.
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Why not an Event? Kernel objects are typically used for Cross Process
communication. For what you need, you probably need a ManualResetEvent
(look in System.Threading).
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through it:
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http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/eventsthreadsync.asp
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don't know exactly how you want to use it, but one of
the kernel objects (Event, Semaphore and Mutex) all work really well across
process.
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Np...
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If you have access to Jeffrey Richter's new book CLR via C#, he covers the
in's and out's of this very problem. If you do use a RWL, make sure you
lock on the synchronization object, not the instance of the object or the
type.
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Can someone bad this wbarthol user since he keeps trying to send us poison
attachments?
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I assumed we didn't get attachments because listserv was dropping them...
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for their production systems. Anyone?
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While useful, sounds much more like a niche use than a recommended
use...(modules, not just your occasion). WOuld you generally agree with
that?
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and if my
WinForm control is launched, I want to be able to set breakpoints in it.
Anyone figure this out? I've googled until my fingers bled.
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But then I can't debug ASP.NET code because I will have to Run not Start
the ASP.NET project to get IExplorer running. If I try to attach to it
after starting the site, IEXPLORE is already attached to, but not debugging
into my process.
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I don't have your particular problem with VS being slow to debug.
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2 Gigs if you every need to open MSDN Help docs ;)
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Huh?
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] DirectoryServices search filter problem
Hi,
I made the mistake when writing the post, it's 'organizationalUnit'.
I'm seaching through Active Directory.
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Walid Soumer.
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Discussion,
WinForms? Or ASP.NET?
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You spelled it two different ways in the e-mail, is it organizationalUnit
or organizationUnit? That may be your problem... What LDAP store are you
searching through?
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a lot of static data, but it might perform really well
instead of non-shared schema like we have today.
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We're on the same page, at the FooMyTypedDataSet level.
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