One help is to verify that you either have a AssemblyInfo file in each
of your projects, or are setting the Assembly: AssemblyVersionAttribute
somewhere in your project. Verify that your version is NOT the default
1.0.*.*, which is incorrect. Set the version manually (i.e., 1.0.0.0),
and increment
Dejan,
Afraid not. Otherwise you would have static initializers
going off all over the place. The following reference in
the SDK documentation has more detail:
ms-help://MS.VSCC/MS.MSDNVS/csref/html/vclrfstaticconstructors.htm
The thing about static constructors is that they have a
limited sco
I had a similar issue a few days ago... I'd love to know what triggers this
off... I assume other DLL's referencing that DLL hold outdated version
info?? ... Hard to say really... can anyone enlighten us?
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Hi all
I am using a distributed architecture where in my
business facade objects are on a remote machine and my
client is on a different machine.
Now I have different servers that have business facade
objects and I have to connect to one of them based on
the server name that is got from the user
No . I was talking abt only abt executing a vbs file
from .Net
--- Shyan Lam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Are you talking about writing macros/script in
> VS.NET?
>
> Shyan
>
>
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Did you check these options:
Tools | Options | Text Editor | HTML/XML | HTML Specific or one of the
related settings.
I was having similar problems with some attributes changing between
design and html views. I turned off HTML Validation.
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This one's pretty simple, and a poor behavior:
I'm working on a .aspx page with an associated style sheet.
I haven't created all the styles yet in the .css file.
I put a style in a font tag in the html view.
Switch to the design pane, then back to html - the IDE has removed the
"invalid" style.
Hi Greg,
Blame it on Exchange web mail client. Here's the response again:
A DataSet is a series of collection classes based on the ArrayList. ;-) Therefore, the
only thing that you gain by using a DataReader to populate an ArrayList is that you
don't allocate the (relatively) small bits of sto
I would have thought implementing IDictionary would have made serialisation
a breeze. (then again I'm pretty duff with the totally obvious) Would I be
able to write the contents as an XML string? i.e expose a property named
xmlHashContents that does something like
(probably would get chance to
I've just started a project that was going to host multiple services within
the same executable, when you say not supported do you mean you casn't do it
or the ServiceController doesn't support it?
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You can also use a Parameter for your insert or update. like
UPDATE TableX Set Pic = @Parm WHERE XXX=YYY
Robert.
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From: Christoph [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 6 June 2002 2:57
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Save a Image to SQL
Sérgio,
Take
I think as soon as your dealing with image fields you unfortunately can't
use the update feature of the DataSet as it uses all original values in the
WHERE part of the SQL clause to locate the original record.
Plus you tend to loose the favoured stored procedure that inserts the record
and retur
I'm not sure why you need to cast to "whatsthetype", when you then assign it
to a variable of type IBar. Why not this:
IBar MyVar = (IBar) foo;
Seang
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Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 3:19 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sub
Why would you cast the thing to whatsthetype if you know you're going to
treat it as an IBar ??
If it implements IBar, cast it to IBar and live a happy life. If you use
IBar bar = foo as IBar;
IQuux quux = foo as IQuux;
you can find out what it implements by checking nullness. If you want to us
Boy...I just re-read your post...I don't think that you were in any way
asking for an enum based object. Sorry... :(
Jeff Block
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Subject: [DOTNET] Casting to a Ty
Try
YourEnum obj=(YourEnum)Enum.Parse(typeof(YourEnum),value, bool case));
This should return the enum based on the string representation.
Jeff Block
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Subject: [DO
I'm banging my head on something simple and don't have my references here:
I have an object type returned by a function that has just de-serialized
that object from a database (Soap deserializer) . The object implements a
known interface (IBar).
I know the type of the original object , but my k
Works like a charm. Thanks Jacob.
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Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 4:50 PM
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Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Locate WinForm control recursively
Dan-
This works fo
Dan-
This works for me:
Public Function FindControl(ByVal Parent As Control, ByVal Target As String) As
Control
Dim FoundIt As Control = Nothing
Dim i As Integer = 0
Do Until Not FoundIt Is Nothing Or i > Parent.Controls.Count - 1
If Parent.Controls(i).N
Try shutting down the IDE and deleting the bin and obj directory trees underneath you
project directories. Then rebuid the solution. If it still doesn't compile, delete
everything again and then build the solution project by project in the "project build
order" of the solution.
Hope this hel
Please, anyone? VS.Net assembly is infuriating us, here. The following
is a sample error,
Error: The dependency 'IDBAdapter, Version=1.0.886.27588, Culture=neutral'
in project 'FormTrack' cannot be copied to the run directory because it
would conflict with dependency 'IDBAdapter, Version=1.0.88
Hi folks,
I need to locate a control within a WinForm that may be located a few
layers deep into the container hierarchy. The answer seems to be
recursion, since there is no FindControl method on the standard Windows
Form class.
Problem I'm having is that this code can't retrieve a control past t
Forget it. If you use the Begin* functions (for some reason they were
commented out in the example code below) rather then the delegates then
everything works fine.
To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:
Mine does the same... please don't...
Wagner Alcocer
At 09:45 AM 6/5/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>Please don't do this. My company blocks NNTP at the firewall.
>
>Regards,
>Hank Wallace
>
>-Original Message-
>From: Andreas Håkansson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002
I found that if a web service that is called async throws an error, the
client async callback never gets called. Is there something that I am
missing?
Server code...
Public Function DoSomeWork(ByVal Delay As Integer) As Integer
Throw New Exception("I am broken")
End Function
Client
If it's appropriate to the situation, and if the compiler isn't doing
this for you already, you could always go in and hack the IL such that
the recursive solution implements a tail call methodology. C# has no way
to do so (and honestly this should be done by the compiler) but a tail
call in a str
1) C# does not allow to default parameters; however you can implement it
overloading methods:
public void myMethod(int x, int y)
{
// Do something
}
public void myMethod(int x)
{
myMethod(x, 50);
}
2) Yes, you can call the other constructor using this:
class myClass
{
p
Collins, Michael G [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Can this be done in C#? Or do I need to create 2 versions of
> the function?
Sure, you define multiple versions of the method with the same return type
and varying parameter lists. This techinique is referred to as
"overloading". If you want
C# doesn't support default arguments, so you need to create N versions of
the function.
BTW - this type of question would fit nicely with the charter of the new
DOTNET-Cx list...
-Mike
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From: "Col
Is it possible to use default values in C# like the Optional parameters in
VB.NET?
VB.NET (From Beta 2 source example:
Optional ByVal Events As Boolean = True
Old style C++ sample:
Bool Events = true
Can this be done in C#? Or do I need to create 2 versions of the function?
Also,
If I have
Has anyone else had a problem with this setting in VS.Net? We are seeing
huge pain in the rear issues with this property setting. We have a multi-
tier application. For development purposes, we have all tiers on each
developer's machine. We have a case where the webservice facade layer
access
Well just for kicks, I have each one of those dataAdapter.fill()
statements each using their own connection and I still get the same
problem.
So now none of these guys are sharing a connection, which kind of kills
my first stab at the problem. Could anyone clue me in as to why I'd
still be g
Thanks for your feedback John,
I also think that these authentications numbers are way out of line...
I'll check on the setup.
Regards,
Manuel
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Yes, all the numbers will be worse, but your authentication costs are
probably relatively fixed. You appear to have 70 seconds of overhead
per authentication on your network and that won't change very much when
you move the processes to separate machines. I've seen much, much lower
overhead for
>Your test doesn't seem to match your intended deployment environment.
>Surely you don't plan on calling this service from a console app on the
>same machine. In your test (if I understand your setup correctly), the
>only time you actually do a network hop is to authenticate against the
>domain.
Weird.
I'm new at this too but that sure seems to contradict what I have read. Maybe
someone else can explain why you'd get an error on an open DataReader even
though none are declared/instantiated.
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I believe they are used in the DataSet internally to do the data
retrieval...
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Well I'm not using a datareader unless it is used internally to a
SQLDataAdapter which it may very well be.
I do the following:
daGetRunningParams.Fill(dsRunningParams)
where daGetRunningParams is a DataAdapter that executes an SQL statement
to get a table back. I had just assumed it used a dat
Manuel,
Your test doesn't seem to match your intended deployment environment.
Surely you don't plan on calling this service from a console app on the
same machine. In your test (if I understand your setup correctly), the
only time you actually do a network hop is to authenticate against the
doma
You're not modifying the new row in this manner are you:
newRow.ItemArray[n] = "Some value";
If you are, that won't work (as you've found). The new row's ItemArray
property should be set to an object[] reference like this:
// assuming 2 columns of type string
object[] rowProps = new object[2];
MSTSE Developer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> something like that it must be! but setting to missing or
> just to null does not work. when i set one value in the
> datarow to null or missing i get an exception which tells me
> that i have to use dbnull! but when i try to put null direct
> i
No, you said that the error was an open DataReader, not a DataSet.
I'm assuming you use the DataReader to fetch the data and then load the data
into the DataSet. If so then you need to do ...
myDataReader.Close()
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> [
No, the Monitor class is used to synchronize access to object - such as
the connection object in this instance. It is not related at all to timers
or events. If the problem is indeed several threads trying to use the
connection at the same time to retrieve data, then it should help.
On Wed, 5 Jun
Sean Greer (SBI-Chico) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Perhaps you could use System.Reflection.Missing?
No, that equates to VT_ERROR with E_PARAMNOTFOUND which is used for optional
parameters that aren't specified. See my previous response to this thread
for default marshaling information.
Sérgio,
Take a look at this article on MSDN:
HOW TO: Read and Write a File to and from a BLOB Column by Using Chunking in
ADO.NET and Visual Basic .NET (Q317034)
Save your Bitmap to a MemoryStream and insert the chunks from the
MemoryStream to the database instead of the FileStream in the examp
Thanks for all the replies,
Further info:
.Re:transactions
That shouldn't matter. The baseline numbers show the real processing
incurred in executing the trx batch when accessed directly. That is
without any webservice or remoting overhead involved.
.Re:Client
Same platform. As I said before
thanks all.
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From: Murphy, James [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 11:17 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] recursive stack trace
> -Original Message-
> From: franklin gray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 0
> Perhaps you could use System.Reflection.Missing?
something like that it must be! but setting to missing or just to null
does not work. when i set one value in the datarow to null or missing i
get an exception which tells me that i have to use dbnull! but when i
try to put null direct into the i
you clear the stack by either:
a) making sure your recursive logic terminates, or
b) making the method/function non-recursive.
Yes, one can run out of stack space -- it's usually caused by poorly
designed recursive functions.
jim
Jim McWilliams
Managing Director, Risk Information Systems & Con
> -Original Message-
> From: franklin gray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 12:14 PM
> I have a recursive function that calls itself many times. If
> an error occurs, I notice that the call stack is very large.
>
> Two questions:
>
> 1) Will this stack overflo
I thought the monitor would reset the timers? Or am I completely wrong
on that one? I'll test it out and see. Thanks for the ideas though!
=Blain
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Sent: Wednesday, Ju
Perhaps you could use System.Reflection.Missing?
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From: MSTSE Developer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 8:30 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [DOTNET] howto set object to empty?
i have to transfer a datarow from between my client and server a
I have a recursive function that calls itself many times. If an error occurs, I
notice that the call stack is very large.
Two questions:
1) Will this stack overflow?
2) Is there a way to clear the stack after each call?
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I have the following code:
Dim timg As System.Drawing.Image = New System.Drawing.Bitmap(imgStream)
Dim tunm As System.Drawing.Image = timg.GetThumbnailImage(100, 100,
Nothing, Nothing)
Now I want to save the "tunm" in a table of SQL in a field of type I,
how can Image do this ?
You can re
MSTSE Developer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> i have to transfer a datarow from between my client and
> server app with empty values. setting the values to dbnull is
> not what i want. i need something like the VT_EMPTY which is
> used with VARIANT in c++.
Using default marshaling, passing
> >I completely agree. That is why I was suggesting that a new list be
> >created for the dot net beginner. I see a lot of traffic from folks
> >coming over from VB that are just learning the ropes. At least 50%
of
> >the traffic on this list should be posted to the Advanced list and
this
> >li
Use a interface in a different dll to decouple the remote server from
client, interface which will be implemented by the remote server type; The
client will refer only the interface dll.
Dumitru Sbenghe
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First, thank you Lee, Noam, Kojiishi, Michael and Greg for your patience,
effort and help!
On Wed, 5 Jun 2002 06:30:27 -0700, Lee H Fuller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
>It sounds like what you really have is a "reporting" requirement, so
>wouldn't it be neater to have a replicated copy of the da
i always used the dll as type library. when publish the remoting object
via http channel it is easy to create a type library with the soapsuds
tool but how to create an type library when publish the remoting object
via tcp channel?
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: franklin gray [mailto:
You would have the Type library, not the dll, on the client machine. The type library
is kinda like a definition of what the dll is.
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From: sweat [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 9:45 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [DOTNET] remoting concept
Hi,
Just goto this site and download the files and place
them in the proper location given in the readme.txt.
Problem will be solved.
http://www.xmlforasp.net/codeSection.aspx?csID=58
Venkat.
--- Rui Dias Quintino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Just a note on this, it's true that you get
The XmlSerializer will throw the following NotSupportedException when you
pass a Type that implements IDictionary to the constructor:
NotSupportedException
The type System.Collections.Hashtable is not supported because it implements
IDictionary.
at System.Xml.Serialization.TypeScope.GetCollection
Hi,
I have a problem with an embedded resource file in C#.
The file is a .resources-file and is embedded into a win
library assembly. This assembly contains all the forms
that my app is using.
I'm instantiating the ResourceManager in a form as
followed:
ResourceManager ResMgr = new System.Res
i have to transfer a datarow from between my client and server app with
empty values. setting the values to dbnull is not what i want. i need
something like the VT_EMPTY which is used with VARIANT in c++.
thanks
tobias
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su
Why is it not easy?
Monitor.Enter(myConObject)
myAdapter.Fill(myDataSet)
Monitor.Exit(myConObject)
This should ensure that only one thread has a lock on the connection
object at a time, avoiding the possibility that two try to get data using
the same connection object at the same time.
I think
Hi,
This is my first posting to this liost so excuse breaches of etiquette
please.
I have trried to de-install/remove MS.NET after I renamed my computer in XP
so the nodename was sensible.
The remove locked up my machine and forced me to power off and on, a repat
removed the entry from list and
How are you generating your DataAdapter? Are you doing it through the IDE,
or manually through code?
The simplest way to create a DataAdapter is to drag a single table in from
Server Explorer, then rename it to whatever you need it to be. The IDE will
automatically create all the necessary CRUD
I have been playing around with remoting. I am having trouble
understanding something though. I created a dll and a client app that will
access it from another machine. In my client app I create a variable of a
type I define in my dll. For my client to know what that is I have to add a
referen
But IDictionary derives from ICollection! So by definition, anything that
implements IDictionary also implements ICollection.
Or are you saying that it looks specifically for IDictionary and avoids
serializing anything that implements it? (I.e. that it will only serialize
collections that imple
Hmmwell I don't think it is quite as easy to do with the monitor.
What I have is 1 connection,
Two timers using 3 different data adapters,
And 4 sql command objects.
My *HOPE* was that I could have one connection, and be able to point all
those guys to one connection object. If two or three
http://groups.google.com/
The best web interface to newsgroups out there (IMO)...
Don
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Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 10:45 AM
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There a
Robert,
The XmlSerializer will not touch anything that implements IDictionary, it
only serializes collections implementing ICollection or IList. Thus you
can't just derive a class because the derived class implements IDictionary.
You have to write a wrapper class with some public properties to a
There are no plans at this time to switch to NNTP solution (for the reasons
cited earlier, including administration overhead); although we're still
investigating things like supporting a dual interface (email/nntp).
-Mike
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http://www.develop.com/devresources
Are you talking about writing macros/script in VS.NET?
Shyan
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> Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 01:29
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> Subject: Re: [DOTNET] need very Urgen
Please don't do this. My company blocks NNTP at the firewall.
Regards,
Hank Wallace
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From: Andreas Håkansson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 8:32 AM
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Are ther
To use a DataSet you don't need to open a connection at all. When you call
the Fill method, the connection will be automatically open and closed
after the fill is performed.
It is very possible as you suggested that those timers are trying to
execute that code at the same time. You should look in
You need to give us some more information:
How are you calling the web service (from a web app, a winform app, the
built-in UI, a different platform)?
Did you turn off anonymous access in IIS?
Are you using domain accounts?
All of these factors will affect the performance of Windows
Authentica
Well, an IWA request will require two rountrips to complete, because a
NTLM authentication requires a challenge and a response.
I'm not sure what the third one would be. Can you post a network trace?
Greg Reinacker
Reinacker & Associates, Inc.
http://www.rassoc.com
http://www.rassoc.com/gregr/w
Can you give more details on what these tx(s) do?
Thanks
Stephane
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>Subject: [DOTNET] WebServices Performance & Security: an Oxymoron?
>Date: Wed, 5 Jun 2002 06
Well, he could then simply forget the external state server and gain
another huge amount of speed :-)
And, if you talk of a farm etc., the state server MIGHT become the
bottleneck at one point.
Regards
Thomas Tomiczek
THONA Consulting Ltd.
(Microsoft MVP C#/.NET)
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Fr
So you mean when I do the declaration for the:
Dim dsRunningParams As DataSet = New DataSet()
?
I might be totally wrong here, but I thought when I used a dataset as I
did below that it was disconnected from the connection (thus the reason
I could call .Close() on the connection and still use the
Joel Mueller wrote:
> That's the problem, though, isn't it? Every time a GC runs, and you
> don't know when that is, your entire cache is cleared out, except for
> the objects that you might happen to actually be using at the time of
> the GC. Wouldn't it be better to retain the items that were u
Hi all,
Is there JAVA KeyStore equivallent class in dotnet.
I want to store the private key and X509 certificates in key sotre file like
in JAVA security and use that keystore to retrive keys while Signing and
Verifying the Signatures. Can any one please help me in this regard.
Thanks & Regards
S
For those people that are behind a firewall and cannot access
newsgroups, there are plenty of web interfaces to newsgroups
(a-la-Microsoft's) that let you read/post/reply to messages from a web
site. Or, as was mentioned by one other person, the email list and
newsgroup could be bridged to allow
Try the following:
using System;
class T
{
static T() { Console.WriteLine("static constructor"); }
}
class Test
{
static void Main()
{
Type t = typeof(T);
System.Runtime.CompilerServices.RuntimeHelpers.RunClassConstructor(t.Typ
eHandle);
}
}
Regards,
Jeroen
> -Original Mess
Managed reflection does not reveal that particular attribute. I believe
that this is documented some where in the Partition II MetaData.doc.
The PermView.exe command line utility can see it but that is using
unmanaged code.
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Blain,
I believe that the DataReader does not automatically close like a DataAdapter
does.
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> Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 7:46 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Su
I agree; I have a similar problem here with newgroups and the firewall, and
I have no say in the administration end of things--I prefer the email list.
Steve Holak
Senior Software Architect
Brokerage Concepts IS Dept.
610-491-4879
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Brad Wilson
On Sun, 2 Jun 2002 23:30:49 -0700, Avi Nahir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>IMHO, however, it makes more sense to use a local "helper" database when
>the following is true:
>
>You want to reduce the load on the database server.
>The data doesn't change a lot, so that sending it to clients pays for
>i
Why don't you just make a constructor for aMsg that accepts byte[] as a
parameter? In the constructor just read the byte array and initialize your
variables.
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> can someone tell me how to use a httpwebrequest class
> to send a file to a http url .
Are you wanting to do a POST? If so, I would recommend using the
UploadData method of the WebClient class.
--
Steve Johnson
3t Systems
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David Steinblock wrote:
> It is not a spam. I personally like to see what is going on in the
> industry by reading this list and yes, that includes the product
> announcements. It is highly relevant content to the list. It is not YOUR
> list and it is not YOUR mail box.
Actually, the owners of t
The following table illustrate (in secs) the time required to execute 100
transsactions under different scenarios: web service vs different forms of
remoting (HTTP/binary, HTTP/XML and TCP/binary). The baseline states the
amount of time required to execute the same transactions without any
remot
Zane Thomas wrote:
>> And a newsgruop is a more convinient format of these kind of
>> discussions.
> I completely agree with that.
It's not clear to me why the mailing list couldn't be bridged with a news
group. That's pretty simple technology, and would allow people to consume
the list in the
Hi,
Just a note on this, it's true that you get the xml doc file generated
automatically if you use C# but you can create the xml file "manually", with
the appropriate schema (you can find it at MSDN, or see the xml files
provided with the .net framework assemblies for a general idea), and VS.NET
I may be a bit old fashioned here but I would handle this in a database.
You have tables that determine how your app behaves. The ASP reads the
database and behaves accordingly. The console writes to the database to
change the behavior. This is much simpler than any remoting setup you
might do.
I hope not...I can't access a news server through the firewall here.
:(
=Blain
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Andreas Håkansson
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 8:32 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Admi
I hate to ask this before the DotNet-Morons list is up and working, but
I'm sort of confused about this.
I have a project that has one connection, and 3 data adapters and 4 or 5
command objects.
The project has 2 timers.
tmrRequests fires every 10 seconds
tmrMonitor fires ever 10 minutes
Ever
This article from msdn might help:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-s/dnclinic/htm
l/scripting06112001.asp
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From: george antony [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 1:19 AM
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Subject: [DOTNET] need ver
Thanks for the reply. This is just what I was looking for. I have it
working how I want on the client. But this type of communication doesn't
seem to work on the server. Since the SoapServerMessage is unavailable
during BeforeDeserialization, I can't access the web service to retrieve
the prope
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