Re: [DOTNET] Lame compiler error of the day...

On Fri, 10 May 2002 11:20:24 -0600, Brad Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Compiler Error Message: CS1034: Compiler limit exceeded: Line cannot exceed >2046 characters !! Wow. One expects that from oddball legacy FORTRAN compilers (hello! Intel! Slap your Itanium back end onto CVF!), NOT the l

Re: [DOTNET] Attacked again (---

Sam, with all do respect, you should toughen up. you are doing a damn good job, everybody knows that, let it go and focus on what you're best at. cheers, Allan >Well, now I am apparently the subject of an attack > about my rant >Its >

[DOTNET] Partition II metadata spec question

Re: the InterfaceImpl table. In the metadata, the interfaces implemented by a type consume a contiguous range in the InterfaceImpl table. That is, it's possible to specify the interfaces implemented by a type using a tuple consisting of the indices of first and last entries for the type in the In

[DOTNET] [OT] RE: [DOTNET] Attacked again (---

Although I find that cheese goes best with "wine", I feel compelled to put my 2cents on this one. This blog thing is like everyone being able to scream on line instead of at the TV. So inherently, you are going to here / read some things that you probably don't like, but just like the TV, turn i

[DOTNET] Attacked again (---

Well, now I am apparently the subject of an attack about my rant Its The Runtime Stupid , which is mean spirited, calls me "an elitist programmer with a web log

Re: [DOTNET] Lame compiler error of the day...

- Original Message - From: "Brad Wilson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 10:20 AM Subject: Lame compiler error of the day... > Compiler Error Message: CS1034: Compiler limit exceeded: Line cannot exceed > 2046 characters > > /me suggests the compiler team might consider th

Re: [DOTNET] Usercontrol Encapsulation Member Hiding Question

I should have read a little more before posting in exasperation (see below). I still think having the innards of the UserControl exposed in the Controls collection is a bad idea that goes against Encapsulation, Component "black box" theory, etc. What I should have read more carefully is this. My

Re: [DOTNET] Partition II metadata spec question

I suppose I should add that I understand that the ExportedType declarations for the nested types are used by the compiler when determining if a reference should be able to bind to the types. A better way to phrase my question is: Can there can be a cross-assembly/module direct reference (i.e. Nam

Re: [DOTNET] Encrypt Key in the code

Is this web app or a windows app? One solution that I have come found simple when developing of the web server is the following: Create a configuration component that is dedicated to reading a configuration file. Run the component in COM+ out of process. Create a user account that will be the

Re: [DOTNET] Encrypt Key in the code

Thanks for the help. Here is what i am doing: I am writing Voice Enabled .NET application. Problem is that i don't want user to say their username and password as it's kinda extra work. So i wrote small route that encrypts username and password, and gives user Randomized number. Problem is i don

Re: [DOTNET] Encrypt Key in the code

Farhan wrote: > It's sat night and i am getting brain dead. I am encrypting username and > password using System.Security.Cryptography, but problem is that i have > hard-coded Key in the code, which is not safe. How will i hide the Key from > developers to see? I have no idea what your applicati

[DOTNET] Encrypt Key in the code

It's sat night and i am getting brain dead. I am encrypting username and password using System.Security.Cryptography, but problem is that i have hard-coded Key in the code, which is not safe. How will i hide the Key from developers to see? You can read messages from the DOTNET archive, unsubscrib

Re: [DOTNET] Usercontrol Encapsulation Member Hiding Question

Jeff, How do you expect the framework to draw your control if it can't get to the controls it's comprised of? I think that sums it up in a nutshell. If you're creating a composite control, the framework (and everyone else, for that matter) needs access to the Controls collection so it can tell

Re: [DOTNET] Difficult remoting situation (was: Remoting problems...) (longish)

Ravi, Yes - there will be instances where after registering for remote events that the client app gets shut down. However, on shutdown I "de-register" the events however this seems to make no difference. The TcpChannel is created with a port of 0 such that it knows to listen for callbacks - and I

[DOTNET] Partition II metadata spec question

Given the following class declarations in the non-prime module of a multi-module assembly: public class Outer { public class Middle { public class Inner { } } } Given the following reference in an assembly that references the multi-module assembly containing the above declaration: c

Re: [DOTNET] Help on Accessing biztalk from .net

There is a Biztalk toolkit for .NET at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/default.asp?URL=/downloads/sample.asp?url=/MSDN-FILES/027/001/870/msdncompositedoc.xml This consists of example AICs, orchestrations, and some libraries making Biztalk programming possible from .NET and providing a star

[DOTNET] Usercontrol Encapsulation Member Hiding Question

I'm probably in a hurry and missing something obvious, but I'm having trouble encapsulating everything I need to in a user control. Suppose I have a UserControl consisting of 3 textboxes (First, Middle, and Last Name, for instance). I have nice layout and validation logic contained within the co

Re: [DOTNET] Difficult remoting situation (was: Remoting problems...) (longish)

It seems from ur post after registering for remote events you shutdown and restart your application.For it to work right you would have the client listener to be registered at the same endpoint everytime it starts up.( u would need to have the client object register at the same port as it origina

Re: [DOTNET] OT: Relational to Object mapping.

Sometimes I think that if my head was not attached to my shoulders I would forget that too. Here is the URL I never pasted into the email. http://www.microsoft.com/Seminar/en/Developers/2002211AdvADONet/demo001.htm - Original Message - From: "Curtis Koppang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EM

Re: [DOTNET] OT - Job posting list

Re a: yes. Re b: No. Regards Thomas Tomiczek THONA Consulting Ltd. (Microsoft MVP C#/.NET) -Original Message- From: franklin gray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Freitag, 10. Mai 2002 20:52 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [DOTNET] OT - Job posting list I have found out in a meeting

Re: [DOTNET] Remoting problems...

Thanx Christian. I actually sent that message ages ago, and then noticed it still sitting in my outbox well after I had fixed that problem, but stupidly hit send/receive before deleting it... But now I have all new problems... ;-) Cheers, Dino -Original Message- From: dotnet discussion

[DOTNET] Difficult remoting situation (was: Remoting problems...) (longish)

Ok - I have basically got the remoting working, but it's not working "right". I wanted to be able to have any number of clients monitor any number of servers receiving events when a state change occurred. This I have achieved - sort of. On the server side, I registered a WellKnownServiceType of

Re: [DOTNET] Remoting problems...

You can use the constructor with the IDictionary interface to set the name, priority, port, proxy, etc. There is an example in Professional C# (1st and 2nd edition). With the .NET release it is also in the MSDN library: "Channel and Formatter Configuration Properties". Christian http://christian.