actually, there is a little complication here, which is sometimes http goes
out over the wire if you have 'use a proxy server' turned on and you are
calling your box by machine name, rather than localhost.
I ended up editing drivers/etc/hosts with the system name to stop my
notebook getting horri
By no means.
You can go pretty far, though - by changing settings in IIS or servig
all pages through ah special handler (adding some header lines
forbidding caching) you can try to instruct (!) the participating
software downstreams (i.e. Proxies, firewalls and browsers) not to
cache.
You will b
Hello,
I would like to totally deactivate the cache for some
asp.net/c# pages. For security reasons, I do not want
even some of the icons wich are displayed on my pages
to be stored in some temporary directory.
I've seen ways not to cache a page, in wich the
client/proxy will always reload the p
Hi,
You can interop to CAPICOM. It supports RC4 as one of the
encryption algorithms (see CAPICOM_ENCRYPTION_ALGORITHM_RC4).
-Valery.
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Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002 9:16 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [DOTNET] C#
> Is there some performance comparison available on session object,
> httpContext.current.item collection, hidden fields???
>
> Thanks in advance
> Abhishek
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Is there some performance comparison available on Hashtable, SortedList and
Systems.Collection.Specialized classes like ListDictioanry, stringdictionary
etc.
Thanks in advance
Abhishek
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I had previously created a sample that displayed all of the controls on
a page but I failed to look closely at what was really there. For some
reason I thought that the title would not show up in the controls
collection but that didn't make sense. So after pulling my head out I
pumped out a piec
This is one of those "what if" questions that have been bugging me lately,
so if you're not into that kind of conversation, consider yourself fore-
warned.
I'm trying to understand the possible reasons why filters have been added
to .NET. The reason why this question has some relevance (at least
>
>
> If class B is statically known to implement interface A, then the
assignment
> is known to be correct. This follows since, even if the exact type of b is
a
> subtype of B, it will inherit the obligation to implement A. The problem
> occurs if A and B are apparently unrelated. In the class o
hmm If I wanted to simplicity of late bound calling against an object I'd
need reflect emit. The IDispatchEx or just late binding made it seamless to
the caller.
if the object is created dynamically and passed as Object how do you call
the properties (aka late binding)
is it not that simple anym
I noticed in the IDE that the runat attribute is dimmed out in the
property window for the tag. I am not sure of the reason.
Either way I went with a client side javascript method to pull out the
title of my page and place it in the innertext of a DIV tag in a
usercontrol that acts as a header
Hi Richard
Could you please suggest what are the guidelines to decide User control
I mean How should we decide that a particular functionality should be a User control
rather than an .aspx page
Are there any performance issues if we are using too many User controls?
Regards
Manoj Jain
-O
That worked perfectly. Just to finish the thread, DeSerializing is very
similar I just use reader.ReadStartElement() to skip past the first
element and then deserialize my class.
Thanks!
Brian
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From: Marsh, Drew [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002
> also if you implement the
> interface and add a few properties - pass the object to a
> function how do
> you call the new properties!
IExpando extends IReflect. If you implement IExpando, you'll also implement
IReflect. A target function can use the members of IReflect to find out
about, and
Ah. Did some digging around and you're right that
StringBuilder.ToString() doesn't allocate a new string - I'd
assumed that it would do. That would take your technique
of using StringBuilder down to 1 or 2 string allocations,
same as Greg's direct approach, meaning there's little
to choose between
Hi All,
Does anybody have a wrapper around IExpando also if you implement the
interface and add a few properties - pass the object to a function how do
you call the new properties! Is Expando objects only for COM interop with
IDispatchEx?
I want to read an XML tree fragment that describes a simp
And plus you can't assign null to a DateTime, because System.DateTime is
a value-type.
Kirk
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Subject: Re: [DOTNET] DateTime/Calender Questions
Scott Densmore [mailto
Don't forget the magic that is DataTextFormatField...if you need it.
Thanks,
Shawn Wildermuth
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> On Behalf Of Kirk Jackson
> Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002 9:07 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:
Simon,
I only see two string copies. When the StringBuilder is created, the string
is copied in (I believe, but I could see an internal optimization that
wouldn't copy it). Then, the Insert methods and replace method all act on
the StringBuilder, which should occur in-place. The final ToString()
If you don't specify a DataTextField in the drop down list's properties,
then I think it just defaults to calling ToString() on each Data Item.
You probably also need a DataValueField.
Kirk
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From: Dawid Greyvenstein [AST EH] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday
The reason 'using' is useful, is that you don't need to worry about an exception being
thrown from your first dispose call (as if there is an exception, you'd still want to
call cn.Close)
Kirk
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From: Peter Stephens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 2 May 200
Erick
Hate to say this but I'm afraid I don't agree with that. I think that
Greg had probably got the most efficient method.
Greg uses a Replace followed by a string concatenation.
That means he'll have to copy the string either once
or twice: Twice if the
call to String.Replace() needs to do an
Performance-wise (and security-wise wrt possible sql-injecting hacks) I
would use a SQLCommand object and a parameterised query rather than a
direct SQL string (therefore removing the requirement for this type of
function)
Merak
> I have the following helper method to format sql string parameter
Greg,
IMHO, your code is pretty efficient. Using a StringBuilder might give you
a marginal performance benefit, but it wouldn't be noticeable unless you
intend to call this 10's of 1000's of times. It wouldn't hurt to use one,
but it would only save you one string creation operation, and only i
This should be faster. I'm not sure about the Insert method as far as
performance goes but this method shouldn't cause any unneeded string
allocations. However, I'm sure it could be improved on.
public static string DoQuotes(string sqlParam) {
System.Text.StringBuilder sb = new
System.Text.St
Remember...string objects are immutable so each time you "change" one,
you actually end up creating a new one. Use StringBuilder from the
System.Text namespace instead.
J. Keith Wedinger
http://bearcatnews.com
http://sciotofootball.com
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From: dotnet discussion [mailto
Hello everyone:
I have the following helper method to format sql string parameters:
public static string DoQuotes(string sqlParam)
{
if (sqlParam.IndexOf("'") > 0)
{
sqlParam = sqlParam.Replace("'","''");
}
return "'" + sqlParam + "'";
}
Is there a better way, performance-wi
I have a ListView in Details view with Multiselect off. I need to place
a ComboBox on top of one subitem within the selected ListViewItem. I can
do this easily when the user changes the selection. However, I can't
find a simple way to detect when the user scrolls the items (so I can
move the Combo
The first thing that comes to mind is to check to see if the ASPNET user
on the server have access to read (or write, depending on what you're
trying to do) the file you're trying to open...
Greg Reinacker
Reinacker & Associates, Inc.
http://www.rassoc.com
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From: dotne
I've used ACT extensively to test web services. Did you have a
particular question you were wondering about?
Greg Reinacker
Reinacker & Associates, Inc.
http://www.rassoc.com
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Richards,Tom
Sent: Thursday,
On start, yes, but then you no longer need to reopen the connection.
Personally, I prefer the lower-level coding of APPC because I like to have
that level of control.
You'll also note that the faster ODBC drivers (such as Showcase) are
implemented using APPC for this reason.
-Original Messa
APPC incurs the same overhead on start up as a opening a connection do
to the need to start a new job on the 400 to service the requests. My
preference has bee to just hold an open connection over writing the
routines to handle the APPC communication.
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From: dotnet disc
>>>
1) I assume you are not creating a new connection each time you access
the 400. 400 connections are very costly to create. If for some
reason you must create a new connection all the time, verify that 400 is
configured to reuse the prestart jobs handling the connection.
<<<
This would be o
You could iterate through the controls of the page, looking for a
LiteralControl that contains the and strings - but
that's probably not the nicest way to do things!
E.g.
foreach (System.Web.UI.Control c in this.Controls)
{
if (c is System.Web.UI.LiteralControl)
{
Some thoughts after many years of squeezing what ever I could
1) I assume you are not creating a new connection each time you access
the 400. 400 connections are very costly to create. If for some
reason you must create a new connection all the time, verify that 400 is
configured to reuse the
Sorry. Obviously it's Showcase Corp (not Showtime :) that makes the ODBC
drives for the AS/400
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Tom Archer
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002 5:31 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Accessing AS400 da
It's been a few years since I developed on the 400, but other ways that I
retrieved data for both Windows and OS/2 were the following:
APPC (don't know if you have this skill set in house, but I thought I'd
mention it)
PC Support API (this was used for OS/2 clients, so you'll need to check to
see
Have you looked at some of the other ODBC drivers for the 400 - such as
Showtime or Wall Data?
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Christopher Castelot
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002 4:30 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [DOTNET] Accessing AS4
Hi all,
I work in an environment which has most inventory and distribution data on
an AS400. The company also has an Oracle 8i database for client server apps
and web based business. For all intents and purposes the Oracle database is
a mirror of the 400. However, all data is entered on to the 40
I can't think of anything to create nodes outside the scope of the object
you're serializing.
You can always manually insert it into your XML output stream:
public static void DoIt( TestClass obj )
{
XmlTextWriter writer = new XmlTextWriter( "file.xml", Encoding.UTF8 );
XmlSerializer s
Brian Weeres [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> I am trying to add an additional element in my xml when
> serializing a class using XmlSerializer but I cannot figure
> out how to do it.
I *believe* this can be achieved by using on of the XmlSerializer::Serialize
overloads which take an XmlWrite
RegexDesigner.NET [1] is a powerful visual tool for helping you
construct and test .NET Regular Expressions. When you are happy with
your regular expression, RegexDesigner.NET lets you integrate it into
your application through native C# or VB.NET code generation and
compiled assemblies (usable fr
Try
public class TestClass
{
public TestClass()
{
}
[XmlAttributeAttribute]
public string ClassID = "123";
public string Name = "Bob";
[XmlElement]
I am trying to add an additional element in my xml when serializing a
class using XmlSerializer but I cannot figure out how to do it.
Here is my class.
public class TestClass
{
public TestClass()
{
}
[XmlAttributeA
Joseph,
Does ASP.NET not expose the actual page as an object?
I believe it is simply called "Page".
You could do something like:
Sub Page_Load
Dim oControl as LiteralControl
For Each oControl In Page.Controls
If (UCase(Left(oControl.Text, 7)) = "") Then
My bad... I didn't see this post. (I even forgot the Runat="Server".)
Feel free to delete!
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From: Patten, Dave [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002 3:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Extracting the Title of a Page from CodeBehind?
H
>Greetings,
>
>We are currently using Mike Shaffer's RC4 Stream Encryption algorithm in
>classic ASP to encrypt cookie data. With the need to run classic ASP and
>ASP.NET at the same time, we would like to use the same encryption
>algorithm.
>
>I don't see that the framework has RC4 built in. Si
Ok, my vs.net professional demo expired a couple of days ago and I am about
7 days away from having my MSDN universal up and running and I am having
some issues with vs.net. I am trying to keep it running as long as I can to
avoid the inevitable! :-D
Ok, now when I edit a C# source file the synt
That's interesting, but I suppose it makes a kind of sense, since the
binary serialization for a DataSet sneakily does XML serialization under
the covers before it can even start writing to the binary stream. That's
unfortunate.
> -Original Message-
> From: dotnet discussion [mailto:[EMA
That a known Bug? It should not be removing the RunAt... Why should it?
I never use Design view for HTML in the IDE, only HTML View. Experienced
way too many problems through the Betas/RCs.
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From: Joseph E Shook [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 20
Hi,
Is there any way I could optimize the memory utilization by a simple system
tray application built using Windows Forms..?
The thing I figured out is, I've an option in the context menu to open an
form. When I minimize the form , the actual usage of ram memory is
drastically decreased with in
Joellook what I have found. Interesting test results.
All done with a dataset with 2 rows with 8 columns.
Binary Serialize
Takes 30 secs and uses about 115 meg memory
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Hi there,
I have not yet created any ASP.NET pages, let alone codebehind, but I'm wondering if
you can't just assign the tag an ID attribute. Would this not expose the tag
in your codebehind as a generic HTML object (HTMLGenericControl)?
You could then have something like:
given:
This is my
That is a nice solution. It works. But Visual Studio removes the runat
attribute when switching between HTML and Design view.
Also I would still like to extract the title from codebehind without
having to add attributes. I could just put a constant in each page but
this has turned into a perso
> Can you tell me the fundamental differences between Remoting and Web
> Services? Why would you prefer to use one over the other? Is one a sub-set
> of the other?
Yah, it's a bit confusing, why they didn't call it Net services I don't
know. Probably IBM didn't want people to think it was ".Net"
Html:
Page Title
Code Behind:
protected HtmlGenericControl PageTitle;
private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
// get or set
PageTitle.InnerText = "New Title";
}
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From: Joseph E Shook [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 0
You get no benefit by using the binary formatter to serialize a dataset.
Unfortunately, the ISerializable interface on the DataSet is implemented
by generating XML and saving it to the SerializationInfo object.
So, all you get is a binary wrapper around an XML dataset. It's not any
smaller. I l
Does anyone have a clever way of extracting the title of a page in the
codebehind?
I am talking about the tile that is resident in the following html tags:
Page Title
.
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I was wondering this as well, then I read John Gough's excellent "Compiling
for the .NET CLR" [1] and he answered the question. The main problem is
with non-sealed classes and their subtypes. Given that you can generate a
class at runtime, having all casts statically checked at compile-time woul
Greetings,
We are currently using Mike Shaffer's RC4 Stream Encryption algorithm in
classic ASP to encrypt cookie data. With the need to run classic ASP and
ASP.NET at the same time, we would like to use the same encryption
algorithm.
I don't see that the framework has RC4 built in. Since I do
I have seen a SoapExtension that used NZipLib to do
compression/decompression on both client and server sides. I didn't write
it so I can't pass it out freely. I will have to leave that up to the
author.
SoapExtensions are definitely the way to go in this case...
You can read messages from the
Oh, now this is interesting: If I open up the binary file created by the
binary serialization of a DataSet in notepad, the contents of the file
are XML! That's really odd; I know for a fact that other types don't
produce XML during binary serialization. No wonder the size of the
uncompressed binar
Here's an example for you that does binary serialization of a DataSet,
compressing the serialized stream on the fly. On my system, the
uncompressed XML from the DataSet is 31,253 bytes, the uncompressed
binary version of the dataset is 30,804 bytes, and the compressed binary
version is 3,841 bytes
If you figure it out I would love to know how. We have been stymied by
this also...
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> I am designing an n-tier system that (for the forseeable
> future) will only ever write to one database.
>
> I have previously used C++ and COM+ to manually enlist pooled
> objects into the current transaction (if there is one) for
> distributed transactions using OLE DB. (Using ITransactionJoin
ohwell that makes things a little different. I guess I should have asked about
that sooner:-( Thanks for the info. It might come in very handy. I am still playing
with the binary serializtion of a Dataset because I have noticed that for large
datasets, it can take a while to create the
> I've seen this all over:
>
>Page.LoadControl("~/DesktopModules/SignIn.ascx")
>
> What does the "~" do?
It's a short-cut to the virtual root for that application. Very
convenient to create directory-independent references to pages, images,
etc. You can also use it in server-side controls, l
~ stands for HttpRuntime.AppDomainAppVirtualPath
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From: Murphy, James [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002 2:05 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [DOTNET] How does ASP.NET interpret tilde (~) in path names?
I've seen this all over:
Page.LoadCont
Another option would be to do a binary serialization of the dataset,
passing the serialization output through the NZipLib compression stream
to a MemoryStream, and returning a byte array from the MemoryStream.
That ought to allow for even better compression, because you're not
compressing XML tags
I've seen this all over:
Page.LoadControl("~/DesktopModules/SignIn.ascx")
What does the "~" do?
Jim
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Erskine, Bill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> If I were not to publish my object through remoting, is there
> any way to get a handle on an instance of an object that is
> running in an existing thread, and call methods on that
> instance of the object? Is this even possible?
Are you asking
I've noticed Intellisense doesn't appear to work when programming ASP.Net
user Controls. Perhaps I've omitted something.
If so I would appreciate your help. Below is a snippet of my User Control
file.
<%@ Import Namespace="System.Web" %>
<%@ Import Namespace="System.Web.UI.WebControls" %>
<%@ Im
I apologize, I changed gears on you and I wasn't specific in my question.
Although, this was a good answer to what I unintentionally asked. ;-)
Let me try again.
If I were not to publish my object through remoting, is there any way to get
a handle on an instance of an object that is running in
Scott Densmore [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Well null would be ok.. But null logic with dates is a PITA
> and I really don't want to go down that road since you could
> have something (well in our case) that looks like this
Instead of null use DateTime.MaxValue. Sure, you lose one 100 na
From: Carl Schei [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Essentially I need a handle to the response stream that arrives on the
client side.
> I can't seem to find any way of hooking into this process? The web proxy
doesn't
> seem to allow one to chain into the response before it processes it.
Actua
Hello everyone:
I am using a technique whereby I create a class that inherits from the
autogenerated class that Crystal Reports creates.
I do this so I can create custom constructors and add other code behind the
report as needed.
Is anyone aware of problems associated with inheriting from an
a
Well null would be ok.. But null logic with dates is a PITA and I really
don't want to go down that road since you could have something (well in
our case) that looks like this
Price3 - overrides price2 but based on price
Price2 -- overrides price
Price
The way you are doing this seems like a lot of work.
I take the xml representation of the dataset and compress it into a byte
array using NZipLib. The web service returns a byte array. On the
client side, I then take the byte array, uncompress it into Xml, and
then reinstantiate the dataset f
Brian Weeres [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> I must be doing something wrong but I can't get rid of the
> xmlns:
Brian,
Hey sorry, should have provided a sample. You need to Add an empty namespace
to the XmlSerializerNamespaces object like so:
XmlSerializerNamespaces namespaces = new XmlS
Ingo,
Thank you for the clarification. I guess I was just looking for an
'if(clientPlatform == ".NET")' clause when the server platform is not .NET.
I can see what you mean now.
Kevin Burton
.NET Common Language Runtime Unleashed
-Original Message-
From: Ingo Rammer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
For full information on reusing and customizing the WebBrowser in a C#
Windows Form, you might want to check out the new book "Component-based
Development with Visual C#". It has an entire chapter devoted to WebBrowser
reuse. You can find the book at
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0764549
Hi There,
I am trying to generically compress data between a thick windows client and
a web service (thanks to
http://discuss.develop.com/archives/wa.exe?A2=ind0203A&L=DOTNET&P=R47498)
In order to do this I have created an HttpModule that adds a compression
filter to the response stream. All loo
I am attempting to return a stream object from a remote object (using
remoting but hosted under IIS).
I basically give a filename from the client and expect to get a stream on
that file. I fully aware that this is as bad idea from security but this is
a proof of concept and not a "REAL" solution.
We tried touse WAST, but had some issues because it ~seemed~ to be choking
on the mime type (XML) we were specifying. Unfortunately, I did not pursue
it any further because something else came up. It's my intent to though, so
I would be very interested in anything you found out with regard to WA
Does null cause a problem? I remember doing something like that and having to use a
large date, but I can't remember why null wouldn't work.
-Original Message-
From: Scott Densmore [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002 12:13 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DOTNE
<< Absolutely. You can pass an unconfigurad XmlSerializerNamespaces
instance to the Serialize call to control this. >>
I must be doing something wrong but I can't get rid of the xmlns: ... by
doing what is suggested.
Here is my code to serialize to a string:
XmlSerializer serializer = new XmlS
I have tried every combination I can think of, but I cannot get this to
work. Has anyone got any suggestions?
When I run this code I get the three statements under the
element and not under the element.
Richard
www.grimes.demon.co.uk
#using
#using
#using
#using
using namespace System;
Kevin,
No, I only said that if the server platform isn't .NET you might be looking
at a Java server instead ;-). This wasn't meant to say .NET's better or
worse than Java. I worked with both of them for some time ...
-Ingo
Author of "Advanced .NET Remoting"
http://www.dotnetremoting.cc
> -
I hope not! We are just trying to represent something that never ends...
(all date logic driven stuff) and 9998 looks strange...
Thanks,
scott
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From: dotnet discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
Mathieu Rachlin
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002 12:05 PM
To: [EMA
I do. I am going to clone me and do a brain transplant :-)
-Original Message-
From: Mathieu Rachlin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002 12:05 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] DateTime/Calender Questions
Do you plan on being around that long?
- Mat
I found something that will work but I really wish the GetXML would get it for me
because now I have to write my own GetXML function for deleted recs.
Note down at the bottom I have...
Dim R As DataRowView, C As DataColumn
For Each R In V
For Each C In V.Table.Columns
Do you plan on being around that long?
- Mat
-Original Message-
From: Scott Densmore [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002 12:13 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [DOTNET] DateTime/Calender Questions
So why does the calendar control only go to 12/31/9998? What is the
Ingo,
If the server platform is not .NET are you saying that Java is faster,
better, easier? I have built remoting applications that talk HTTP/SOAP with
non-.NET servers and it seems to work fine.
Kevin Burton
.NET Common Language Runtime Unleashed
-Original Message-
From: Ingo Rammer [
Hmmm ... I assume that what you're trying to achieve is to get the URL you
used to publish a specific object, right? This isn't supported as such but
you could instead publish another object which will be used to return the
URL of the object you'
re looking for.
In this case, you must however pu
Thanks Ingo! This looks like it might do the trick!
One last question, could I do something wacky such as enumerating the
threads on the machine and get the handle for the object out of the
appropriate thread? I'd rather not do it this way, but just checking to see
if it could be done.
-Ori
Yes, I agree that I have a dataset with two rows in it, but a dataset with two rows in
it doesn't do me any good if I can't get to the data. I am not using the data adapter
to delete the rows from the DB, we are doing something different with the rows, but I
need to know what the rows are. Th
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/downloads/recommended/q313582/default.asp
Willy.
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From: "Thomas Tomiczek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2002 4:23 PM
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] W2k SP3 - when?
> Which I do get where?
>
>
> Regard
> But what about the differences between remoting (with soap
> over http) and web services?
When doing SOAP, ASP.NET Web Services is faster in most cases because of the
document style encoding. Remoting uses a RPC-Style SOAP encoding which is
slower ...
HTH,
-Ingo
Author of "Advanced .NET Remot
Actually, I think (I ran into this a while ago) it goes to Novemeber -
reason being that in order to display December , it has to display the
first few days of January 1. It's really the DateTime struct that craps
out as a result, not the Calendar.
Jim
> -Original Message-
If you change this:
DataTable delCustTbl = dataSet.Tables["Customers"];
to this:
DataTable delCustTbl = delDataSet.Tables["Customers"];
Shawn's code works. I get two rows. Plus, if you call GetChanges() and no
rows with a matching RowState are found, you get a null reference back, not
an emp
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