Hi,
we've implemented the Digest Authentication (RFC 2617) but it is not
compatible with the Microsoft Digest implementation. Do you have any idea
where to find the specification of Microsoft Digest Authentication?
Cheers,
Roman
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I have created an installer project in VS.NET. I added a couple of
shortcuts to the executable files, which are installed in a subdirectory
under the Application folder. I added these shortcuts in the User's
Programs menu. After I install the application and try to access these
shortcuts from the
Hi Guys,
This is of no "practical" significance other me having a little time and
playing with the various classes in the Framework :).
So, I have tried this but my puny little brain cannot figure it out, how
can I implment any interface (just for the sake of argument take
IDisposable) and implem
I agree.
Looks like they are localized, nothing more than that.
Differences I noticed are,
1. The documenation has been translated into Japanese (which is terrible as
Fumiaki has pointed out...)
2. There are localized resource DLLs for Framework tools like wsdl.exe,
aximp.exe, xsd.exe... under F
I'm starting the process of creating API documentation for a web service
API that my company is writing in C#, and am looking for advice on how to
generate that documentation as automatically as possible. I've looked into
various options, and none of them seem quite right for web service clients.
Exactly!
Thanks,
Shawn Wildermuth
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> From: dotnet discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> On Behalf Of Peter Stephens
> Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 9:10 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [DOTNET] updating dataset and dataform
>
>
> Why don'
Why don't you just bind the controls on the panel to the dataset? You should
be able to use the same currency manager so that when the current record is
changed in the grid, the panel's controls will automatically refresh. When
the user makes changes via the controls, the data will automatically b
How are you populating the detail form? Another query w/ additional
fields returned, copying the values from the list dataset, or
databinding the detail form to the list dataset? These are all valid
approaches, but binding to the same dataset probably requires the least
coding, and is the approach
If you don't want the whole process to run under a privileged account,
you have a couple of options:
1. You can turn IIS authentication on and configure your ASP.NET
application so that the client request thread (not the whole process)
runs under the credentials of the client.
2. Within your met
Yes, except that the user is not updating through the grid. The user is
interacting through a form that represents the data that is in the grid.
Imagine you have orders/details. The grid shows an order, and you can click
the plus sign to see the details. In my program, when you click on an order,
If your updates are not entirely in the DataSet, then the approach to
update the database first is fine. The question I have is why doesn't
it exist in the DataSet. Wouldn't it make more sense to cache all the
data in a DataSet, create a DataView to get the view of the data to bind
the grid to.
Shawn,
You are very patient, but we're not quite there yet.
> Why don't you make the changes directly to the DataSet instead of
> refreshing it from the Database every time?
Right, that is my question. Is there a reason it is better to update the
dataset rather than refreshing the db? We want t
Why don't you make the changes directly to the DataSet instead of
refreshing it from the Database every time? Otherwise, I'd update the
database first, and refresh everything in the order you did when the
page started.
Thanks,
Shawn Wildermuth
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> F
Alt-Enter or F4.
Chris Sells
http://www.sellsbrothers.com/
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> From: dotnet discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf
Of
> David Ferguson
> Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 1:13 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [DOTNET] VS.NET key board short cut for properties
David Ferguson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> In VB6 you could press
>
> Ctrl+Shift+
>
> to call up the properties window and position on the cursor
> on the property that bagan with letter.
>
> Is there a similar function in VS.NET?
Not that I know of. There is of course CTRL+SHIFT+SPA
In VB6 you could press
Ctrl+Shift+
to call up the properties window and position on the cursor on the property that bagan
with letter.
Is there a similar function in VS.NET?
David
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Chris Jenkin wrote:
> This is bunk. Could affect us all. Write your representative.
Super. Can you post stuff like this to the right list[1] next time?
Brad - hoping my ISDN can keep up with the inevitable posts...
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Aaron,
Spurred by your need, I did write a class (Evaluator) to do it for you.
Find it at:
http://adoguy.com/adonetexamples
Thanks,
Shawn Wildermuth
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> On Behalf Of Aaron Fanetti
> Sent: Monday,
Richard Kucia wrote:
> I want to develop my application in the English VS IDE, but I want the
> application to be localized for English, Japanese, and several European
> languages/cultures.
> When would I use the Japanese version of the framework? How does the
> Japanese version of the framework
Okay, now I'm confused. Here's what I have:
1. I load the dataset from the db
2. I display the datagrid
3. User clicks on a record and I show details in a panel based on the record
selected
4. User updates the panel and clicks a save button
5. I want the datagrid and the panel to be updated with t
I guess schtasks.exe should do the job...
hth,
Andreas Häber
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From: "Patrick Burrows" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 7:18 PM
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] OT: .job files
Unless I'm wrong, AT and the Win2k Task Scheduler are two comp
No problem.
I guess I still don't quite get why you are updating the database then
requering it. Are you trying to sync up all the updates that everyone
has done? If not, your DataSet should already be what is in the
database.
Thanks,
Shawn Wildermuth
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Nice. I think I'll go the CodeDom route. It spurred on a couple of ideas
that should work well with my particular problem too. Thanks to all!
Aaron
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Shawn Wildermuth
Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 8:46 AM
To:
Franklin,
> I read that and just can't believe I am hearing what I think I am hearing.
> Does this mean every time somebody wants to distribute free code or
> anything new, that we have to submit the code to a federal agency ...
I don't think so, it would be illegal to create code that doesn
Shawn,
First, thank you for taking so much time to answer my questions. Next, and
I don't mean to challenge your answer at all, but I'm trying to understand
it, can you say why #2 is better? I have code that updates the db through a
stored procedure. I then can requery for the dataset and then a
Hmmm
I think #2 makes more sense. If were my system, I would wrap the fact
that you are updating multiple tables from a single row in a stored
procedure. In that way, creating the DataAdapter's Command objects will
be trivial (ok, Stored Procs are never trivial). That way you can
update th
Got a solution with 2 projects:
1) ClassLib with typed DataSets only
2) Application that references the TypedDataSet ClassLib
(References the assembly, and not the project)
The problem is that whenever I try to build, I get:
'The file MyDataSet.dll cannot be copied to the run directory.
The proce
I read that and just can't believe I am hearing what I think I am hearing. Does this
mean every time somebody wants to distribute free code or anything new, that we have
to submit the code to a federal agency to approve it and get some code to put into the
code? Sounds like they are trying to
Chris,
> This is bunk.
You got that right, from the article you referenced:
According to the CBDTPA, any software with the ability to reproduce "copyrighted
works" may not be sold in the United States after the Federal Communications
Commission's regulations take effect. Even programmers wh
yepthat solved it.
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From: Marsh, Drew [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 3:18 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] xml Serialization of Collection Class
franklin gray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> What is a default accessor and
franklin gray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> What is a default accessor and how to I implment it? I am
> now trying to serialize a class with has a property of a
> class that inherits CollectionBase.
It's the CLS term for what is called an indexer in C#. In C# this is
implemented like so:
The only way that I have found to do this, in any language, was to expose a
property that the event handler can write to, that the sending thread can
monitor. The other solution that I can think of is to write a messaging
queue to pass the response on.
|-+--
Thanks for the feedback but my question must not have been clear.
I can update in one of two ways:
1. Update the database and then refill the dataset and then rebind to the
datagrid or,
2. Update the dataset, rebind the datagrid and from the dataset update the
db
The datastructure is somewhat c
Nischal:
If the method is static then you don't need to instantiate the
class to use it.
Federico Raggi
Latam Developers Initiative Manager
Microsoft
Phone: (954)489-4862
Mobile: (954)465-4862
> -Original Message-
> From: Nischal Chitta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday
The DataAdapter usually only updates a single Table at a time. If you
send a DataSet to the Update (as in dataAdapter.Update(dataSet)), it
will attempt to update a table called "Table". Probably not what you
want.
Do update the database:
SqlDataAdapter Da1 ...
SqlDataAdapter Da2 ...
DataSet d
I would update the dataset and then update the DB using the .update on the adapter
passing it the dataset. You may also want to look into .getchanges of the dataset.
-Original Message-
From: Bob Edwards [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 2:40 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED
I have a design in which I fill a dataset with two tables and I create a
relation between them. The queries to fill the two tables use lookups into
other tables (e.g., the main table holds an integer which is an id in a
lookup table). I use that dataset to fill a datagrid in a form. Works great.
This works:
using System;
using System.Reflection;
namespace ConsoleApplication7
{
///
/// Summary description for Class1.
///
class Class1
{
///
/// The main entry point for the application.
///
[STAThread]
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Assembly o
What is a default accessor and how to I implment it? I am now trying to serialize a
class with has a property of a class that inherits CollectionBase.
An unhandled exception of type 'System.InvalidOperationException' occurred in
system.xml.dll
Additional information: You must implement a defa
Nischal Chitta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> I have a class A, which has a static method M1(). I want to
> invoke this method at runtime without instantiating the class
> using Reflection. How can I do it??
I have a feeling what your asking may not be exactly what you're looking for
becaus
Hi All
Can someone help me in invoking a static method of my class using
reflection?
I have a class A, which has a static method M1(). I want to invoke this
method at runtime without instantiating the class using Reflection. How can
I do it??
Pointer to any resource also will be really apprecia
Yeah, I've been picking up new languages lately too--it seems like just
yesterday I was learning C# , and VB.NET, and . . .
Steve Holak
Senior Software Architect
Brokerage Concepts IS Dept.
610-491-4879
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fumiaki Yoshimatsu
Brian Nantz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> When embedding a winform Usercontrol into an HTML or ASP.Net
> page all referenced assemblies are automatically downloaded.
> How can I have the assembly's config file autodownloaded?
>
> assembly.dll
> assembly.dll.config
This section[1] of the SD
If you used the At command in Windows NT, you're familiar with the
concept of scheduling programs. The At command is still available in
Windows 2000, and you can use it to schedule tasks. However, several
differences between the At command and Win2K's Task Scheduler make the
new tool easier to use
I actually found out through an article on msdn, that there is a check box
on the activation tab of the properties page for the COM+ app, which
allows you to allow SOAP and specify the soapvroot attribute. That created
the appropriate directory, and I just had to manually create the proxy for
the
Block, Jeffrey A. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> No, the only one that I can think of is XmlRoot that names
> the root element of the Xml serialization process, if this
> doesn't exist, it is the name of the class by default. The
> newly discovered attributes need to be applied to the class
When embedding a winform Usercontrol into an HTML or ASP.Net page all
referenced assemblies are automatically downloaded. How can I have the
assembly's config file autodownloaded?
assembly.dll
assembly.dll.config
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franklin gray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> I found my problem. I took out this line which was in many
> implimented methods and properties. It works now. Anybody
> know why this would cause a problem with serialization?
>
> Throw New NotSupportedException()
Well... if it was in a prope
No, you are right.
-Original Message-
From: Patrick Burrows [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 15 April 2002 18:18
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] OT: .job files
Unless I'm wrong, AT and the Win2k Task Scheduler are two completely
different animals.
And I'm pretty sure I'm no
This is bunk. Could affect us all. Write your representative.
http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,51274,00.html
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I added this attribute to a componenet and registered with COM+. However,
i don't have the soapvroots folder you mentioned in c:\windows\system32
\com.
I am working on XP, what are the limitations, and what does it do now?
Also, are there any articles or sources you can point me to so I can learn
I want to develop my application in the English VS IDE, but I want the
application to be localized for English, Japanese, and several European
languages/cultures.
When would I use the Japanese version of the framework? How does the
Japanese version of the framework differ?
Richard J. Kucia
--
I have a listbox on page 2 of a TabStrip. I set the SelectedIndex of the
listbox to 0 in code. When I click on page 2 of the TabStrip, the
SelectedIndexChanged fires again, even though the selected index is not
changing at the time.
Any idea why?
PS: I have radio buttons and checkboxes on other
I found my problem. I took out this line which was in many implimented methods and
properties. It works now. Anybody know why this would cause a problem with
serialization?
Throw New NotSupportedException()
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Hi All,
I have a thread which uses System.Timers.Timer to raise an
elapsedevent.When the event is raised the event handler is created on a new
thread.Is it possible to send any messages(or any other form of
communication) from the event handler back to the thread which raised the
event?
I would a
This attribute works only on Windows.NET server. It will partially work
on Windows XP but there is a bug that will be fixed in SP1 that prevents
it from doing everything successfully.
This attribute will create a VRoot under
\windows\system32\com\soapvroots and create a web.config file that will
Hi.
I have XML file and XSD file. I can use XML Spy to validate the Xml file against the
XSD file - it works.
If I add both files to a VS project, it seems that the VS doesn't find the XSD file.
I am getting the following error:
"Visual Studio could not locate a schema for this document."
Th
Hi,
Does anyone have any information on the SoapVRoot attribute, other then what it says
in the docs? The documentation says that setting it, allows clients to use the
ServicedComponent through a web service, as well as the old fashioned way, but simply
setting the attribute doesn't seem to do
No, the only one that I can think of is XmlRoot that names the root element
of the Xml serialization process, if this doesn't exist, it is the name of
the class by default. The newly discovered attributes need to be applied to
the class that actually uses the ArrayList descendent class, not the c
- Original Message -
From: "Ingo Lundberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> If you use WindowsPrincipal and do an IsInRole every group membership of
> your account is resolved. If you, as I am, are a member in *a lot* of
groups
> this will take time.
[snip]
> In the process I discovered that
> there
Works fine for me. What context are you using that code in? Here's what
I'm doing:
protected override void OnPaint(System.Windows.Forms.PaintEventArgs e)
{
e.Graphics.DrawEllipse(Pens.Blue, 10, 10, 300, 300);
}
This is in the MDI child form class. I just created a perfectly normal
form.
Hi,
Although enumeration isn't thread-safe, you can use it's SyncRoot as shown
below. The alternative is as mentioned in Effective Java, lock briefly,
make a defensive copy of the collection, then enumerate. This would
obviously depend on the number of items involved, as to which solution is
go
_
_
Can these types of attributes be applied to a class?
I have a class that inherits Arraylist and another class that has a property of this
class that inherits from Arraylist. I tried to put the attributes on the property,
but it failed to serialize.
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Unless I'm wrong, AT and the Win2k Task Scheduler are two completely
different animals.
And I'm pretty sure I'm not wrong.
Patrick Burrows
Anyway I'm drinkin' more.
Now Playing: ministry - jesus built my hotrod
> -Original Message-
> From: Do
Wow, it's good to hear you guys are interested in Japanese somehow...
We have to learn English anyway because there are only a few good
articles/books in Japanese. Also, Translated version of the Microsoft
document just sucks and I can't even search contents because
I don't know which English wo
Just a little syntax change, but it worksthanks.
_
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From: Marsh, Drew [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 11:58 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Bug: XML Serialization of class with Arraylist.
franklin gray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
The following line of code works just fine in a WinForms .Paint event:
e.Graphics.DrawEllipse(Pens.Blue, 10, 10, 300, 300)
unless the form is a MDI parent or child (in which case, nothing
appears). How do I draw on these form types?
Richard J. Kucia
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You use DataAdapters to fill DataSets (typed or not).
For XML to DataSet, there is a ReadXml method.
myTypedDataSet.ReadXml(@"C:\typedDataSetInstance.xml");
As well as a couple of other different methods from a DBMS.
casey
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franklin gray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> _
> Public Property Array() As ArrayList
You need an XmlArrayItemAttribute that tells the serializer what type of
object to expect in the ArrayList and how to serialize it. So for your
example try this:
_
_
Public Property Array() A
>Notice: if I replace the items added to the
>arraylist (sub load) with strings instead of
>objects, the serialization works. Why does
>serialization work with an arraylist of strings and
>not objects?
The XML Serializer knows what a string is. It does not know what your objects are.
Especial
I posted some examples Friday but they had more stuff in it then they needed. Here is
a more basic example of this bug. Below is two classes, code to put on a form with a
button1 and the error message I am getting. Notice: if I replace the items added to
the arraylist (sub load) with strings
>Where are the windows 2000 Task Scheduler .Job files stored? I searched
>my machine to no avail.
In %systemroot%\Tasks. Since that folder is handled by a shell extension,
you should use a command prompt to browse to it. To list all files, do a
"dir /a" command, since some files might be hidden
Brent E. Rector wrote:
> My daughter (who's 16) started learning Japanese three years ago. Now we
> get to watch and listen to lots of anime in the original language
> (whether we want to or not ). Maybe it's a growing trend in the
> U.S...
Yeah, isn't that strange? I just picked up some CD-ROMs
Justin Rudd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> I'm very familiar with Mock Objects
> (http://abstractadonet.sourceforge.net/mock.html).
Cool stuff... and this is much simpler with the System.Data namespace since
they actually did factor it all out into interfaces.
> My
> question was really a
Not sure how you'd do this in .NET, but in VB6, you'd declare a form
variable using the WithEvents keyword, open the form with frm.Show, then
set the variable equal to the open form, like m_frm = Forms("MyForm").
In your situation, it looks like you'd need an array of form variables
to keep track
> See:
> AT /?
Won't that cause your modem to go off-hoook???
:P
Jason
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I ran into exactly this scenario in a Java project. I did what Drew
suggests here - I created my own abstraction on top of the queue.
(Actually when I started writing it was still up in the air as to exactly
which package we were going to use for message queueing - we had to connect
a Java syste
See:
AT /?
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From: Patrick Burrows [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 15 April 2002 16:54
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [DOTNET] OT: .job files
Where are the windows 2000 Task Scheduler .Job files stored? I searched
my machine to no avail.
Here's the deal, I am sick and
Hi Drew,
> Lots of people do this, it's a well-known testing
> pattern referred to as Mock Objects[1].
I'm very familiar with Mock Objects (http://abstractadonet.sourceforge.net/mock.html).
My question was really a request for comments. I was wondering HOW people are
approaching the problem.
Justin Rudd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> I was wondering, how many people do this? What are some
> other ways that you are accomplishing the same thing?
Lots of people do this, it's a well-known testing pattern referred to as
Mock Objects[1].
However, you run into a problem using Mock O
With Yukon having a CLR host, I would have to imagine that Office.NET is
going to allow for scripting with .NET languages
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Serra, Manel
Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 6:58 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [DOT
Thanks... (Somehow I always seem to miss the documents I need to see
when I'm searching...)
> -Original Message-
> From: dotnet discussion
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> Ethan Smith
> Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 11:40
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Threading and Enume
I have done some research and I have come to the conclusion that the code is running
under the ASPNET account and not the IUSR_MACHINENAME account.
By default, when a request comes through the ASP.NET engine, the request is made using
an ASPNET user account (as specified in the machine.config f
What about putting them in an array if you know how many you'll have in
advance, or in something like an ArrayList if you don't? Would that work?
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Where are the windows 2000 Task Scheduler .Job files stored? I searched
my machine to no avail.
Here's the deal, I am sick and tired of the Windows Critical Update
Notification Tool (gotta love that acronym) kicking off every day. If
they didn't always require a reboot, I wouldn't care. But every
Let's say that I have the following (useless) method...
public void GetMessage() {
Message m = _messageQueue.Receive();
}
Now I'm tied to MSMQ (which is not the problem), but it makes it hard to test because
I've got to preload a queue with messages before I can test.
What if I did this..
>From the docs:
"An enumerator remains valid as long as the collection remains
unchanged. If changes are made to the collection, such as adding,
modifying or deleting elements, the enumerator is irrecoverably
invalidated and the next call to MoveNext or Reset throws an
InvalidOperationException.
I cannot find the equivalent of the columnheader position propert to save
the order of the columns after a user moves them.
I see the sort method and sorting property, but what is the equivalent of
the sortkey property so I can sort on columns other than the first?
Thanks
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Decided to pick up C# and actually do something with it so I figured I would join the
list again...not that I was ever anything more than a lurker way back when.
Just thought I would do the formal "hello" spam before I started just asking a bunch
of ill-gotten questions regarding C# and other r
In response to the runtime evaluation, I've created a quick and dirty
expression evaluator class[1]. Please feel free to contact me directly
with suggestions/bugs. It works in two ways:
Slow (compilation of a single expressions at once):
int x = Evaluator.EvaluateToInteger("(30 + 4) * 2");
str
Greetings,
Does anyone have any information about how enumerators handle changes
in the object during enumeration? Or, more specifically, I have a
scenario where I have a collection of objects that potentially being
added to by separate threads while being enumerated on another thread.
Only one t
>From: "Donal Devine" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Do you have allow anonymous access turned on? - if so IIS is probably
trying to run the code under the >security context of the IUSR_MACHINENAME
account.
Yeah, it's turned on.. what's the solution here? It doesnt seem like a good
idea to run the entire a
My daughter (who's 16) started learning Japanese three years ago. Now we
get to watch and listen to lots of anime in the original language
(whether we want to or not ). Maybe it's a growing trend in the
U.S...
-- Brent Rector, .NET Wise Owl
Demeanor for .NET - an obfuscation utility
http://www.wi
I don't know if this will help:
Function Evaluator In C#
http://www.csharphelp.com/archives2/archive289.html
Duncan
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From: "Stephens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 1:35 PM
Subject: [DOTNET] Evaluate math expression strings?
Anders:
If IClient2 is defined in the same type library that you imported (which it
should be), it should be as easy to do as any other interface cast in C#,
like so:
ImportedComNamespace.IClient2 client2 = (ImportedComNamespace.IClient2)
client1;
client2.SomeKickassMethod();
The RCW (runtime c
I am trying to access the various sections of the web.config file. I can
access the appSettings section using
String dsn = ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["dsn"];
The MSDN Library states that
bool nocookies = Session.Cookieless;
would allow me to read the cookieless attribute of the sessio
Thanks, turns out my problem was this: I decided to cache the dataset so I
wouldn't have to retrieve the data every time. What I did then, was set
the cached dataset to a new variable, and then bind the datagrid to this
variable. When I set DataSet1 (the original dataset) to the value of what
is
Client tc = new Client();
IClient2 client2 = (IClient2)tc;
You need to explicitly cast non-default interfaces ;)
Morty
-Original Message-
From: Anders Molin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 3:32 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [DOTNET] Using COM from C# (Multi
Do you have allow anonymous access turned on? - if so IIS is probably trying to run
the code under the security context of the IUSR_MACHINENAME account.
-Original Message-
From: Mattias Konradsson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 15 April 2002 13:39
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DO
Hi,
I have a COM object with 2 interfaces, IClient and IClient2, that I'm
using from C#.
Using the object with the first interface is easy, I just add it to my
project with "Project/Add Reference", and create it like this:
Client tc = new Client();
Then I get access to all the functions in the
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