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http://discuss.develop.com/archives/wa.exe?A2
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Let this be the end of all the post. Thanks to everyone.
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this is the list that never-really-ends... la la la...
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Well... As Chris Sells pointed out, if you actually put IE into Work
Offline mode, it works fine - this seems to trap the request to the web
server and it
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We have not uninstalled Clear Case. We are hoping it does not come to that.
Per the replies I am seeing, this may be
operate it at thread pool level, rather thna
creating 7000 threads (most of which would be sleeping any way).
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much a theory than widely implemented
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I just want to know where we r headed as far as middle tier/objects level
scalability is concerned?
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> My application dynamically adds UserControls to it's client
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How do I force .NET to give me the behavior I want?
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guess what you're saying is that only half of
it
> is -- the version management, but not offline usage.
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> Thanks!
> joe
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;t forget this) 1MB per thread. Thanks for
> blowing 300 Mb for nothing so far :-)
Nope. As someone else point out, all it reserves is address space. The
memory isn't allocated until the stack grows to fill it.
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depends on what those threads were doing. If they were all
hitting the disk then sure. But hitting dedicated hardware with its own
processors - I doubt it. Hum, time for a benchmark program I think.)
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thx god, this will be closed, so no more "try" shots... like this:
SHOT :-))
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If those are empty sets of values, they should really be:
But, now I'm just being childish.
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Sad. Just sad. To think, all this energy and effort, just to get the
Worth a crack Nigel...
Now that comment probably only means something to Kiwis...
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> Commone, you guys. I thought it was all over at midnight: WOULD SOMEONE
> TURN OFF THE SPIG
nt spikes.
This is due to the way threads are added/removed from the pool.
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for Visual SourceSafe
Use at your own risk (I've used it on several times with no bad effects)
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Commone, you guys. I thought it was all over at midnight: WOULD SOMEONE
TURN OFF THE SPIGGOT!!!
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Not sure where to post this, so I will start here. My client has Visual
Sourc
Hehe...
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pying the DLL locally,
> catching "FileNotFoundException" thrown by Assembly.LoadFrom(...) to
signify
> lack of a network connection, and loading it from the local copy if
> unavailable).
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> Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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OK to the PrintDialog.
However, I can't find any way to support SafePrinting, because the PrintDialog class
has no "OpenFile" type of method. Is it possible to support SafePrinting ? Does
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> I am unable to find any good, thorough documentation on the
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Now this is getting interesting. :-)
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Had to give it a shot.
:-)
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What? Say it isn't so!!!
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The problem is that you can only have one SCCAPI provider active at any one
time. If you wish to switch the provider, you are essentially required to
hack the registry. I've seen some scripts that can do it for you (f
: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] DCOM, security and C#
> My question is: Is this type of fine control over how COM objects are
> created available through the .NET Framework or do we need to write
> some special code to do this?
The best you get with Activator is being able to select the machine
dException" thrown by Assembly.LoadFrom(...) to signify
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Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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> is it safe to assume that you have already gone to
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> _howard
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1. For ODBC, you can use the ODBC control panel applet to make an ODBC system DSN or
file DSN. If you make a file DSN, you can extract the connection string from the file.
Sybase's latest ODBC driver has a
s an undisplayable char
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this seems to me to be a unicode string?
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//www.able-consulting.com/ado_conn.htm#ODBCManagedProvider
And the Sybase specific Connection String:
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Maybe marrying these together will help
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Old site:
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My company's system needs to interface to data kept in the Active Directory.
Is there any benefit to using the .NET System.DirectoryServices namespace
over using the ADSI?
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Hi All,
Somebody from MS said that there would be a sample showing how to use the
Windows Forms Designer stand alone using IDesignerHost,
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samples?
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> set up
> the application to use the webservice with the location of your choice, and
> then I can't use proxy objecs for that service since it compiles with a
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Text by getting the value from some
Method call as explained above. I could do it only when I add the columns
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Hi Mattias,
How do you go about using IE as a direct client to a WebService?
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> Here is the code to read in the certificate from the certificate
> file, thats pretty straight forward. Yo
ere's the best info.
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>Thanks
>Gene
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really explore it
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ing XmlHttp for communications...not
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he
things I mentioned.
As far as your statement that they're "omissions", I agree entirely and
stated the same in subsequent follow-up to the thread.
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Subject: [DOTNET] How to call C++ COM object from C#
> I have the following method in a COM object that I currently call from
> another unmanaged C++ client. Two of its parameters are as follows:
>
> // Number of entries
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>
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I have the following method in a COM object that I currently call from
another unmanaged C++ client. Two of its parameters are as follows:
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// Array of IDs
[in, size_is(
is is a 1.0
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available utilities
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I received following SSL ID from verisign .
Now
rity breach and are contributing to the problem.
HTH,
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P.P.S. Maybe there should be a DOTNET-SECURITY list?? There's enough topics
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mputer security zone.
That's all I have ! It is not much considering the amount of c++ code I have ported !
If anyone can tell me how to solve these issues in managed code that will run in the
Internet security zone I would be a very very happy camper !
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I'm binding to an array containing a custom class.
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Subject: [DOTNET] Databinding and Binding Context
I have two controls on a form one is a grid and the other is a combo
box, I need them to both bind to the same source and to both receive
updates about changes to the data so that when a property is changed the
display text is updated. But I want their
Hi,
I am using Mike Woodring's "Custom Configuration Section Handler" example
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The main part is included below and shows how the Hybrid Dictionary is
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This argumention is right and false - it depends on the way you implement your pages
and is not .NET specific.
Sample:
You have a HTML Form with 20 kByte that uses Data of 1 kByte that is displayed and
modified in 4 fields
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Thanks
Dinesh
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On Thu, 27 Jun 2002 00:03:30 -0400, Shawn Wildermuth
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>Write a class that registers for DataAdapter.RowUpdating:
>
Thanks,Shawn, you're the (ado;-) guy!
Avi
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On Wed, 26 Jun 2002 15:34:30 -0400, Mathieu Rachlin
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>ODBC Trace is another useful utility for databases that don't have tracing
Thanks, Mat. Tried that. Didn't work for me :-(
Avi
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Betreff: [DOTNET] Server side controls vs client side script.
Some client-side code purist
anced.
Steve Wallace.
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> Write a class that registers for DataAdapter.RowUpdating:
>
> using System.Diagnostics;
>
> myDataAdapter.RowUpdate +=
>
Is there some method on String that checks for null or Length zero that
I'm missing? I hate writing "if( (s == null) || (s.Length == 0) )" all
the time! If there is no such method, can we get one? Thanks.
Chris Sells
http://www.sellsbrothers.com/
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