I'll get my sample posted this weekend on GotDotNet - mark
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From: Sean Greer (SBI-Chico) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 12:07 PM
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For simple binding,
Does the codebehind is compiled into dll and it's under directory bin
under H:\AspNetUnleashed\Chapter05\ ?
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I can post a real complex binding example...Uses binding to show all
sorts of stuff...But I don't believe the list takes attachments...
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From: Wayne Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 1:42 PM
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Zane Thomas wrote:
> Dunno about the rest of you, but I get much more tired of getting a couple
> of "I will be out of the office until Tuesday, June 4." replies everytime
> I post to this mailing list than I do of the occassional
> advertisement/annoucement.
heh. No problem here, since they get
Shawn,
> Please prepend the subject with AD or Advertisment or
> soemthing...otherwise this ends up just feeling like spam...
Dunno about the rest of you, but I get much more tired of getting a couple of "I will
be out of the office until Tuesday, June 4." replies everytime I post to this maili
I think ANN: or ADV: are more frequently seen.
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Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 7:56 PM
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> Please prepend the subject with AD or Advertisment or
> soemt
Please prepend the subject with AD or Advertisment or
soemthing...otherwise this ends up just feeling like spam...
Thanks,
Shawn Wildermuth
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> From: dotnet discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Sent: Thursday, May 30,
I'm fairly certain of this; if the XP loader understood the format what
would it do without the runtime installed? In .NET Server the runtime
comes baked in, so the loader can do the handoff there.
-John
http://www.iunknown.com
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From: Brad Wilson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECT
Hi,
in C#, for a class X that extends a class Y that is not serializable, how can I
serialize the class X without
serialize the extended class Y ? And also when i deserizable
the class X, how can I make class X extends Y again ?
code as below,
[Serializable]
public class X:Y
{
.
}
Tha
John Lam wrote:
> My question is: how is this handoff managed? I know that under
> Windows.Net Server that the Windows loader understands the managed PE
> file format, so presumably this is how they did it under Windows.Net
> Server. However, the Windows XP doesn't understand managed PE files
> n
My bedtime reading these days is the most excellent .NET Framework
Security by LaMacchia, Lange, Lyons, Martin & Price.[1] While reading
through Chapter 17 on administration topics, I discovered the Windows
Software Restriction Policies, which act as a simplified unmanaged
variant of CAS. WSRP is
Off the top of my head, my guess would be the target .aspx page is not
sending the script due to having no User-agent header in the request.
It would have no indication that the client can process the script.
This of course depends on how the script code is being generated, which
would require mor
Hello everyone:
I have the following SqlServer connection string (using ADO.NET):
"server=SOMESERVER;uid=someuser;pwd=somepassword;database=Payroll_Test;Conne
ct Timeout=90"
The server will timeout after approx 48 seconds regardless of what value I
use for Connect Timeout.
The same connection
I know it's possible to embed resources in an assembly during the compile
process. Which works fine if you know all the resources you need at that
time. However, I have a situation where I need a resource in my EXE
assembly, but I don't know about the resource until run time. In case you
are wonde
Try doing a search through the harddrive on the client to see if the file
exists?
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From: Ian Griffiths <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 8:16 AM
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Fonts
> The FontFamily class provides a GetFamilies method a
Ok - as always I find the problem after sending. This solution has both
SDE and Wintel projects in it sharing the same source files - when it
finds an error in the SDE version, it tends to open the file from the
Wintel project which is where I got confused. It seems that CLS
compliance does not ap
Yes, it was officially removed, but we were all warned. They pulled it from
the RC candidate after beta 2 but before the official first release. You
can find some discussion about this fact in the archive for this list at
[1].
-Mike
http://staff.develop.com/woodring
http://www.develop.com/devre
I'm trying to find out more about CLS compliance, but am having trouble.
Does anyone have some good resources on CLS compliance?
Basically, I marked an assembly as compliant, and now it's saying it's
not compliant because "System.EventArgs" and
"System.ComponentModel.Component" are not compliant
This was a feature I really looked forward to using in .Net. However, now
that .Net has finally been released, I haven't found a single book that
talks about it. All the posting about this on this discussion group were
dated before the final release of .Net. MSDN help also states "The
ContextAt
I've looked at the System.IO.Path, System.IO.FileInfo, and various other
System.IO classes and cannot find any way to convert a short path into a
long path. Is there a method somewhere in C# to do this?
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I think your right. I got in a bad habit of using GetXML and GetXmlSchema. I will
give this a try. Thanks.
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Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 4:58 PM
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Subject: Re: [DOTNET] xmlTextReader
franklin gray [ma
YeahI was hoping to avoid that for performace reasons.
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From: Christoph [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Franklin,
it looks like your xml string is invalid because it has no r
franklin gray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
>
>
>
>
> 12
> Billy Smith
> Available
> false
>
>
How did you generate this XML? It's invalid because it has no root element.
If you use DataSet::WriteXml with the XmlWriteMode.WriteSchema enum, it
should generate an XML
Franklin,
it looks like your xml string is invalid because it has no root element.
Can you load the Xml schema and the data into a document that provides the
root node so you get something like:
12
Billy Smith
Available
false
HTH,
Christoph Schittko
Software Ar
Um,
What are you hoping to bind to? Your declarations hold no values to bind
to?
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Curtis Koppang
Sent: 30 May 2002 19:31
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Subject: [DOTNET] What do I need to implement to support Data
I am returning the schema and the data of a dataset in a function and lets say it
looks something like below. I would like to load the whole thing into an
XMLTextReader, but the first line is causing me problems. I would like to stay away
from editing the string because of problems that might
Try Environment.NewLine.
textBox1.Text = "s"+Environment.NewLine+"s";
RK
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From: "Tom Archer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 5:40 PM
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] C# and Multiline TextBox
> Have you tried "\r\n" for carriage return +
I think the Lotus Notes UI is the look we should be aspiring to : )
What about putting your XML into a DataSet and databinding the elements
to window forms controls? I am not sure how you want to transform it
into a good looking UI.
Another option is to use XSLT files to transform it and show i
Have you tried "\r\n" for carriage return + line feed? I think that will
work.
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Patrick Burrows
Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 11:39 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [DOTNET] C# and Multiline TextBox
Got me
I thought about this, but after reading some of the past posting on this
board about this subject, I think it may be more trouble. It sounds like
the code generation is very troublesome. Someone was asking how to insert
logic into the generated code without it being overwritten, and he never
got
Ok, we'll try this. Thanks!
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> h CCW for COM?
>Date: Thu, 30 May 2002 15:00:47 -0400
Thanks! I did not remember the exact syntax and I don't have a .NET
machine handy (on the road).
Thanks,
curt
On Thu, 30 May 2002 12:07:20 -0700, Sean Greer (SBI-Chico) wrote:
>For simple binding, the answer is no, you do not need to implement an
>interface. All you need to do to bind the cl
Sam,
>Wow, how did you figure out how to use the Fusion APIs?
Originally by looking at Mscorcfg.dll in ILDASM. But nowadays it's a lot
easier to look at the bits included with SSCLI.
Mattias
===
Mattias Sjögren
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For simple binding, the answer is no, you do not need to implement an
interface. All you need to do to bind the class below to a TextBox is
ensure that FirstName, LastName and Dedication are properties (you can't
bind to instance member variables).
For example, assuming that FirstName is a strin
Actually the following VB6 code works fine for me,
Dim ch As New CorRuntimeHost
Dim defDomain As AppDomain
Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim asm As Assembly
Set asm = defDomain.Load_2("mscorlib")
Dim objHandle As ObjectHandle
Set objHandle = defDomain.CreateInstance("mscorlib",
"
I would like to facilitate binding to a WinForm or ASP.net user control.
curt
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That's correct behavior, you don't need to change it. I mean, if you have
100% CPU usage, your other clients should wait. Letting them run would just
cause more contention for the CPU, making the whole thing slower. As soon as
previous calls finish, new clients will be serviced.
This happens auto
There isn't really a good software-only solution for this. If the remoting
method uses Delegate.BeginInvoke or any other thread-pool based approach to
pass the long request off to someone else, the problem is still the same
since they're all being managed roughly the same way. You'd have to pass
binding to what?
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Subject: [DOTNET] What do I need to implement to support DataBinding
Say I have a simple class which represents a single data entity, like the f
I think you're stuck loading them from managed code as all assembly loading
is done directly or indirectly via managed static methods. :-(
Of course, you could always spawn regasm...
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Say I have a simple class which represents a single data entity, like the following:
class Author {
public FirstName;
public LastName;
public Dedication;
}
Do I need to implment any specific interfaces to support data binding? I checked the
archives and most of the information has
This class is not cocreatable, and we see no method
available via COM that would give us one back.
To further amplify, this is with the default CCWs and tlbs that ship with
the runtime for System and mscorlib in the directory
\winnt\Microsoft.NET\..3705\
>From: Sam Gentile <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
uh-huh
Patrick Burrows
I'm diggin all the way to China With a silver spoon
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> -Original Message-
> From: Bill Schmidt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 11:23 AM
> To: [
We are trying to register assemblies from unmanaged C++ COM code. This
means using the System.Runtime.InteropServices.RegistrationServices class
(ie the IRegistrationServices interface); in particular, we need to use the
methods RegisterAssembly and UnregisterAssembly. Both of these methods tak
>> Well I did say I hated to mention it (mostly for the
>> reasons you oulined)...
>
> Sorry Jeremy. I hope I didn't come across as bashing
> you personally, because I certainly didn't mean it
> that way.
No worries, I didn't take it that way, I thought you were
bashing VB programmers in general
Hi,
Could anyone explain why I get exception with soapsuds generated code.
For example on the server side,
[Serializable]
public class Data
{
public int i=-1;
}
public class ServerType : MarshalByRefObject
{
public Data GetData()
{
return new Data();
}
}
I exposed Server
No it is not in a namespace. The source for the code behind is fairly
simple.
Imports System
Imports System.Web.UI
Imports System.Web.UI.WebControls
Public Class FeaturedProduct
Inherits UserControl
Public BackColor As String = "lightgreen"
End Class
Then it is used in the user control as:
<
I have not gotten that far yet. Yes, I want to be able to receive them
just as I would if the class exposing them was in the same assembly. I
just do not fully understand how to do this.
My first run attempt to accomplish this was to create a TCPChannel class in
both assemblies and handle them
Bryan,
Did you get this ftp source to compile ? I unzipped both the assembly project and the
demo into the same folder, Opened up the assembly project and tried to build it. I
got the following errors:
Any Ideas ?
E:\JEFF\NET\ftp2\Documents and Settings\alexkwok\My Documents\Visual Studio
The integrated help documentation in the CF beta has the generic info,
i'll tell you my specific observations from writing this article:
http://www.brains-N-brawn.com/noMadMap
Alot of the namespaces are there,
as well as the commonly used classes.
Methods and method overloads is what you miss the
I am using a HTTPWebRequest object to pull the html from another aspx page
on my site. I then write this HTML to a file for use by another page (I
know sounds a little goofy but I'm dealing with a legacy system). My
problem is that the html returned by the Request object does not include
the cli
Hi Nick,
I do not like hardcoding the structure size.
As you correctly point out,on Win2k, a default project maps to WINVER=0x400
on VC6 and to WINVER=0x501 (XP!) on VC7. This accounts for different sizes
of RASCONN.
I think this is something Microsoft needs to fix.
Best,
Aleksey
On Thu, 30 May 2
Hi, Chris.
The solution itself is far easier than it sounds. :)
I just did a simply test on it. The code is only about 30 lines. I
listed my code here.
Hope it helpful.
//The Generic FilterProvider code:
using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels;
namesp
David,
You're correct about the EventArgs, they must be serializable, but I'm kind of unclear
about the rest of your question. Are you not receiving the events in the other
classes?
Don
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Kevin Burton wrote:
> When I try to run it I get the following error. Any idea what is wrong? I
> have recompiled the FeaturedProduct.vb code behind and made sure that it is
> in the bin directory but I still get the error.
Is the FeaturedProduct class in a namespace? You may need to qualify the
I guess I should be directing these questions to Stephen Walther directly
but I am not sure how to contact him.
In ASP.NET Unleashed (pp. 274-275) There is a sample
Sub Page_Load
Dim strFeatured As String
Dim RanNum As New Random
Dim ctlControl As Control
strFeatured = "Featured" & Ra
Hello everyone:
What is the best way to encapsulate a dataset in a domain object that is
being used by a rich client windows application?
An extra twist is that it is often necessary to provide immediate feedback
to the client after a property change.
For example, client changes PayRate propert
Jeremy Hopkin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Well I did say I hated to mention it (mostly for the
> reasons you oulined)...
Sorry Jeremy. I hope I didn't come across as bashing you personally, because
I certainly didn't mean it that way.
> But I thought it was worth pointing out that VB.NE
What's your definition of a "good UI?"
Chris Sells
http://www.sellsbrothers.com/
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> From: dotnet discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf
Of
> PrashanthG
> Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 6:46 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [DOTNET] Rendering Xml doc with a
Jeremy Hopkin wrote:
> But I thought it was worth pointing out that VB.NET doesn't have any
> libraries that you cannot use from C# (Least not that I am aware of) and
> they are all there available to use from C#.
> Whether it is sensible to use them or whether you want to use them is a
> differ
You can add your own application's assembly to the Toolbox and your
controls and components will show up.
Chris Sells
http://www.sellsbrothers.com/
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> From: dotnet discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf
Of
> Jan Dropczynski
> Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 2:35
>> I hate to say it but, I feel it must be said:
>>
>> You can use the VB.NET libraries from with C#
>>
> ...but why you would go to such great lengths to do this is
> beyond me. Especially when if you look at the IL for StrDup
> all it's doing is what you should be anyway: calling new
> String('-
> Clearly Petzold did not do a good enough job explaining what he meant.
> The operation you describe works perfectly on non-value property gets
> and behaves as you have outlined on value types.
Actually, System.Int32 and friends work fine as well. It's just the
structural types. Of course that'
I think the textbox needs a CR-LF pair rather than just the newline
character
Try "s\r\ns" instead
Merak
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> From: Patrick Burrows [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 30 May 2002 16:39
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [DOTNET] C# and Multiline TextBox
>
>
> Got me a
I am trying to get started using remoting. The application design that we
came up with uses events to pass messages from one application to the other
(in theory). I have spent the last day reading up on remoting (as I have
to
implement a (1-5) server(s) to (10-500) clients environment. (Numbers
Jeremy Hopkin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> I hate to say it but, I feel it must be said:
>
> You can use the VB.NET libraries from with C#
> ( although: String has been renamed StrDup )
>
> MyVar = Microsoft.VisualBasic.StrDup(65, "-");
It's actually Microsoft.VisualBasic.Strings.StrDup,
textBox1.Text = "s\r\ns"; // works
Walt Ritscher
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Patrick Burrows
Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 8:39 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [DOTNET] C# and Multiline TextBox
Got me a textbox set to multiline.
Clearly Petzold did not do a good enough job explaining what he meant.
The operation you describe works perfectly on non-value property gets
and behaves as you have outlined on value types.
You are correct that it would have been possible to include a reference
to the appropriate objects but that
I hate to say it but, I feel it must be said:
You can use the VB.NET libraries from with C#
( although: String has been renamed StrDup )
MyVar = Microsoft.VisualBasic.StrDup(65, "-");
Jeremy :)
>>
>> Is there an equivalent in C# of the VB String() function? I want to
>> create a line of 65 "-"
Or this one: Environment.NewLine
Rune C
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From: Rama Krishna [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 30. mai 2002 17:42
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] C# and Multiline TextBox
I had the same problem but I fixed using \r\n instead of only \n.
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I had the same problem but I fixed using \r\n instead of only \n.
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From: Patrick Burrows [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 11:39 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [DOTNET] C# and Multiline TextBox
Got me a textbox set to multiline. I do this:
text
Got me a textbox set to multiline. I do this:
textBox1.Text = "s\ns";
And it shows: "s[]s" (where [] is the black line thing that says "I have
a carriage return, but I'm not going to actually act on it").
Why doesn't it show:
s
s
?
Patrick Burrows
Stores are open but I Ain't got no money
Thank you. Your suggested fix works. I was just using the example from
ASP.NET Unleashed and ran into this bug that I could not seem to resolve.
Thanks again.
Kevin
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From: Matt Milner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 9:52 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cambro have just released V1.1 of the DbCombo component - our ASP.NET
combo-box that autocompletes values from the server as you type.
An evaluation version of DbCombo is also now available, so you can try
DbCombo on your own server.
New features include:
* Your server method can now be in the
Perhaps, but not for your original question...
string MyVar = new string('-', 65);
will do what you asked.
Bill
On Thu, 30 May 2002 11:12:23 -0400, Patrick Burrows
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Good point. Though, I still needed the padd functionality.
>
>
>
>
>Patrick Burrows
>Well I woke up
Hmmm. You might want to look at the String constructor methods.
In VB.Net
Dim myVar As New String("-"c, 65)
Dim otherVar As New String(CType("-", Char), 65)
Dim yetAnotherVar As New String(Convert.ToChar("-"), 65)
In C#
String myVar = new string(Convert.ToChar("-"),65);
Walt Ritsch
Good point. Though, I still needed the padd functionality.
Patrick Burrows
Well I woke up this morning With the cold water
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> -Original Message-
> From: Bill Schmidt [mailto:[
Two things:
First, the issue is probably with the shopping cart list because each item
you are passing to it is selected. Given that this is probably only a
reference to a control, changing it to be not selected might affect both
lists. To get around this, I would try the following:
dim newItem
Is there a tool like FxCop which will check an assembly, statically, for
unhandled ApplicationException subclasses?
Thanks,
Richard
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Patrick,
Its just as well that you did hit send, because PadRight, PadLeft are not
the 'correct' answer (even if they might work). The correct answer is to
use one of the overloads of the string constructor. That is, type
string MyVar = New string(
and pick the appropriate constructor (i.e,
Hi,
Can somebody highlight the differences or give pointers for the above
regarding developing rich Win Client Apps, XML Support in Compact
Framework?
Any help in this regard will be appreciated
-
Thanks
PrashanthG
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Hi,
Just like we show XML Documents with a good UI (by combining it with
xsl)in a browser is there any way to rendering an XML Document with a
good UI in Windows App. If yes is this feature also supported in .Net
Compact Framework?.
Any help or pointers in this regard will be appreciated.
Than
Nevermind. Looks like PadRight or PadLeft will do what I want.
(you always find the answer as soon as you hit send... it is an
unwritten rule of listservers).
Patrick Burrows
Found an old dog And he seems to like me
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Is there an equivalent in C# of the VB String() function? I want to
create a line of 65 "-" characters (am formatting some text).
In VB, I just do:
MyVar = String(65,"-")
Am looking through the members of the String class and don't see
anything.
I mean, obviously, I can accomplish the s
Jan,
Two things:
(1) The client WinForm must be in a separate project from the components.
The client project and the component project may both be part of the same
solution, and the same assembly.
(2) When adding the reference to the component project, look under the
Projects tab (not the .NET t
I would like to simply deselect this but I am unsure as to where to do it.
Here is there complete source. If I deselect the selected item on the
'SelectedIndexChanged' event then isn't it too late?
Kevin
Sub lstProducts_SelectedIndexChanged( s As Object, e As EventArgs )
lstCart.Items.Add( l
I am very new to this concept and need some good pointers. any samples?
articles?
I need to digital sign XML to make sure it is access by right
person/session.
Thanks,
Farhan
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Yes! I spent some time talking about this, and this was one of the "far
out" scenarios that I presented at the AOSD conference.
There are some limitations that need to be enforced, of course:
1) That the local var was never passed as a parameter to another method.
2) That the local var was neve
Thanks Ed, I'll add that one too.
I've also seen a third scenario, which is a developer accidentally
serializes a giant object into something (MSMQ, ViewState,
SessionState), and there's nothing to warn them about their mistake. I
think that putting hard limits on the size of these things will le
--- Bryan Batchelder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/docs/NLBtech2.doc
Thanks Bryan. I realized that I've actually skimmed this document before - I'll take
the trouble
to read it fully this time!
"When inspecting an arriving packet, all hosts simultaneously pe
Manuel,
It's an old problem I discovered one year ago. You can partially solve
it having more than one CPU, but when you have N simultaneous calls
where N is the same number of CPUs you have, the problem is the same.
A workaround is to place calls like Sleep() or PeekMessage() inside your
functio
For a discussion on Java checked exceptions and C# see:
http://www.thecoadletter.com/issues/modeling/coadletter-modeling-090%20excep
tional%20strategies.htm
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> From: Moderated discussion of advanced .NET topics.
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Inge Stubdal
The FontFamily class provides a GetFamilies method and a Families property.
These both provide you with a complete list of available fonts. You can
then look for the font you require. Or you can use the
InstalledFontCollection class. Normally this will return the same
information. (Unless your
Is there a simple way to determine if a specific Font is installed from C# ?
thank you
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> Seriously, has anyone got a link to something describing how
> this works? I couldn't find anything on MSDN.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/docs/NLBtech2.doc
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OK... that explains it.
Thank you everyone,
Karen
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From: "Ian Griffiths" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Of course what hadn't occurred to me was that y
Where do I find Xceedsoft's Ultimate Suite ?
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On Thu, 30 May 2002 10:30:07 +0100, Ian Griffiths <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>> >> > someControl.Size.Width * 2;
>> >
>> >> But the whole statement might _not_ be pointless.
>> >> One of the main points of a property is that a write
>> >> context you don't get an assignment you get a set
>> >> ac
Hello,
When using the gcroot template to hold a managed object reference in an
unmanaged C++ class, I get the following template error:
C:\<...>gcroot.h(91) : warning C4244: 'argument' : conversion from
'intptr_t' to 'int', possible loss of data
Now, what is THIS? The line in the template reads
This is the call that generates the error (in the designer generated
InitializeComponent()) :
this.label1.Font = new System.Drawing.Font("Microsoft Sans Serif", 10F,
System.Drawing.FontStyle.Bold, System.Drawing.GraphicsUnit.Point,
((System.Byte)(0)));
The stack calls shown when the exception is
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