Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize

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    - Web browser component - navigate in launch method I've been trying to use the web browser component to navigate to an html page. When I launch the form that contains the component, I use the launch method to call the navigate method. This results in a hanging form, and the page never loads. Does anyone know how we can fix this? Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106533
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    - 2.0: XPathDocument and schema types: supported? I noticed that XPathNavigator instances created with XPathDocument.CreateNavigator never have their SchemaInfo or XmlType information set when used with validation. If I use a XmlDocument in place of a XPathDocument (just changing the doc type and nothing else) everything works as expected. Is XPathDocument crippled by design, or am I missing something? Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106532
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    - Help regarding System.Net.HttpWebRequest.Create(tmpUrl) Hi, I am having a strange problem with this method. This method fails with certain URL's I have this method in an executable and i run the executable using a spawned process that is using, System.Diagnostics.Process proc = new System.Diagnostics.Process(); and i run the process. This method in exe fails for certain url's when executed through a spawned prcocess only. Can any one help me out why this happenning? Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106523
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    - howto change attachment filename before sending hello everyone, after attaching a file to a mailmessage how can i change the filename to something more friendly than: inv_200511100451468593.pdf to something like: Retail Inventory.pdf thank you Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106521
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    - How to Stop a Windows Service from inside Hi, I created a Windows Service. I'd like the service to Stop when some error happen. Is there any way to do that without using the Services Controller? The problem with it is that it seems to require Administrative rights and if I use it from inside the same service then the Service account have to have administrative rights. Is there any way to make the service Stop it self? Thanks a lot LucasC Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106519
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    - Support for obsolete methods We're in the planning phase for how to migrate our apps to the .NET 2.0 framework. We have a bunch of common assemblies and two UI platforms (Web and Windows). Both of the UI platforms reference the common assemblies. The Web apps will be migrated first, and a few months later, the Windows apps will follow. The question revolves around the best way to deal with the common assemblies. The common code references a bunch of deprecated classes. For example, the use of Configuration.ConfigurationSettings has been deprecated with Configuration.ConfiguationManager. Our code references other deprecated classes, this is just one example of many. We plan to compile the common code for each of the target environments separately (one set built in VS2003, and the other in VS2005), but I'd like to manage only one version of the common source code files. After both platforms are migrated, then we'll refactor the common source code to replace all the deprecated classes. Can you think of any reason that this might not work, or be undesirable in any way? Thanks! --steve Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106518
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    - Deployment issue using mageui.exe My windows form application is written in C# and compiled with VS2003. When using mageui.exe to create application and deployment manifest, I get this error: System.Deployment.Application.InvalidDeploymentException (InvalidManifest) - Invalid <entryPoint> specification. When I import the code into VS2005 Beta 2 and use Publish, the application launches just fine. The only difference I can see in the application manifest is in the entry point. MAGE: <entryPoint> <assemblyIdentity name="fsnncClient" version="1.0.2140.20351" language="neutral" /> <commandLine file="fsnncClient.exe" parameters="" /> </entryPoint> VS2005 Publish: <entryPoint> <assemblyIdentity name="fsnncClient" version="1.0.2140.20351" language="neutral" processorArchitecture="msil" /> <commandLine file="fsnncClient.exe" parameters="" /> </entryPoint> In mageui, I do have the 'msil' selected, but it never shows up in the manifest. What am I doing wrong? I really need this to work with the VS2003 code not the beta code. Thanks for any help. Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106516
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    - Can service login properties be modified programmatically AFTER installation? Is there a way to programmatically modify the "Log on as" property for an existing Windows service? I can see the ServiceController class can be used to start/stop the service. I don't see any classes that appear to give access into the properties however. Anyone have any ideas? Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106515
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    - Explicit runtime Cast using Reflection I have a classic COM object that returns me and interface via a PIA. I want to serialize this interface into an XML stream (the xml is just used for reporting, it doesn't have to reflect the entire interface, just it's public properties). So, I created a class with the same public properties as the interface, and pass them both into this helper class: public class XmlSerializationHelper< TXmlObject, TInterface> where TXmlObject : new() { public static void FromInterface(TXmlObject x, TInterface i) { foreach (PropertyInfo interfaceproperty in typeof(TInterface).GetProperties()) { PropertyInfo xmlproperty = typeof(TXmlObject).GetProperty(interfaceproperty.Name); if (xmlproperty != null) { try { if (interfaceproperty.PropertyType.Equals(xmlproperty.PropertyType)) { xmlproperty.SetValue(x, interfaceproperty.GetValue(i, null), null); } else { xmlproperty.SetValue(x, Convert.ChangeType(interfaceproperty.GetValue(i, null), xmlproperty.PropertyType), null); } } catch (Exception) { } } } } } The issue I have is that the Interface has a RegistryRootKey property that it exposes as a UInt32, but in my Xml class I want to use a Microsoft.Win32.RegistryHive enum. So, I added the else clause when the types don't match, and try to use ChangeType, but I still get an illegal cast exception. I believe the issue is that the RegistryHive enum is full of negative values, while the UInt32 values are obviously positive (though they have the exact same bytes). When I want to do is something akin to: xmlproperty.SetValue(x, (xmlproperty.PropertyType) interfaceproperty.GetValue(...), null) but obviously that doesn't compile. Anyone know if/how I can do this via Reflection or some other method? In the meantime I have 2 properties on my Xml class: private uint _RegistryRootKey ; [XmlIgnore()] public uint RegistryRootKey { get { return _RegistryRootKey ; } set { _RegistryRootKey = value; } } [XmlAttribute("registryrootkey")] public Microsoft.Win32.RegistryHive RootRegistryHive { get { return (Microsoft.Win32.RegistryHive)_RegistryRootKey ; } set { _RegistryRootKey = (uint)value; } } To force the cast in my serialization, but now I'm curious if there's a better way. Thanks, Ryan Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106512
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    - Data Access Component conflict Hello All, I received the following while building by application today, any ideas on that the issue could be. Thanks & Regards Homer (newbie dotnet'r) Error: The dependency 'DataAccessComponent, Version=1.0.1329.21936, Culture=neutral' in project 'WindowsApplication1' cannot be copied to the run directory because it would conflict with dependency 'DataAccessComponent, Version=1.0.1812.2682, Culture=neutral' Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106511
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    - VB 2005: Reflection in generic class I am writing a generic caching class that needs to get some field information from the objects I'm caching. I know I need to use reflections to get and set the desired fields from the target class, but the documentation is rather weak. public class CacheDataObject(of VAXRecord) ' These two lines fail, but, this is what I need to have. private Channel as string = VAXRecord.Channel private Keys as stringcollection = VAXRecord.KeyList ' I also need the following: VAXRecord.BUF = <retrieved string> end class Thanks, Mike Ober. Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106508
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    - Defensive socket programming I've written a windows shell that is controlled from and reports to a network based management system. As such communication with the network must be ensured. The problem I have is that I'm working on a DHCP network and in some cases it is possible that my shell has loaded and bound to a local address before DHCP has responded. In this instance the IP address changes and my sockets no longer receive data. As an intermediary measure I have constructed a thread that monitors the IP address of the adapters and if they change it restarts the networked side of my application. This seems a bit like a kludge; surely this is something that people must come up against all the time, for instance writers of windows services must have to take this into account not only for start up, but also when a user does something like ipconfig /renew, which could very well change the IP. Is there an elegant way of doing what I'm trying to do, or indeed is there a way that I can bind a socket to a physical adapter and not an IP address? Oh and I'm working in C#, but if someone has a compelling reason to switch to native code I'm game. Any thoughts or theories would be greatly appreciated. Rob Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106507
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    - AudioOutputStream Using the TTS engine with SAPI5.1 Returns an error of "unsupported" for: Voice.AudioOutputStream.Format.Type = SpeechAudioFormatType.SAFTCCITT_uLaw_8kHzMono Is this not implemented with this tts engine, or is there a workaround? Thanks. Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106505
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    - Way to specify timeout with async. thread operations? (BeginReceiv The documentation specifies that a Socket's SendTimeout and ReceiveTimeout properties have no effect on asynchronous socket operations (BeginSend, BeginReceive). I must use these operations to take advantage of the I/O Completion Port threads, but also need to have the callback called if/when a timeout occurs. Does anyone know if a timeout occurs during these async. operations, and how to change its value? Thanks, David Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106503
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    - Multi-form PocketPC App loses focus. Hi all, I'm developing an app for PocketPC 2003 Second Edition using vb.net, compact framework 1 SP 3 which integrates with TomTom Navigator. (*apoologies if this is the wrong place to post.. couldn't find a section for CF*) To allow the end-user to switch between the apps, I've configured the PDA's physical buttons - one to start my application, the other to start TomTom. With both apps running, the buttons then serve as a means of switching between them. However: I have a problem handling multiple forms in my app... when a user closes a form in my application application focus jumps back to TomTom! It seems as though PPC just goes back to displaying the previous form - irrespective of whether it was from the same application. For example, the following behaviour occurs: - 1) User runs my application by pressing Hardware Button 1 on PDA. 2) Users presses hardware button 2 to look at TomTom. 3) User presses hardware button 1 to return to my application. 4) User presses an on-screen software button which loads another form to display some data. 5) User closes this new form. 6) Instead of reverting to the previous form in my application it suddenly jumps to TomTom. Any ideas/suggestions about handling multi-form pocketpc application where the user can switch between apps would be greatly appreciated. My only current idea is to do everything on one form and show/hide different elements to emulate multi-form behaviour! (Not something I like the sound of) Thanks in advance, Wheeldo. Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106498
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    - ASP.Net, Out of Memory We have ASP.Net web applications running on a Windows 200 Server using the .Net Framework 1.0. We have been experiencing out of memory errors being displayed on the web page after the application runs for sometimes days. I have attempted to adjust the settings in the machine.config file setting the <processModel> memoryLimit attribute up from the default 60 (%) to 80(%). Around this same time we upped the memory on this server to 4 Gig. The application seemed to run for longer before getting the out-of-memory errors, but they still happen before we have to re-boot the server. Should this memoryLimit be bumped up even more? Are there other attributes in the <processModel> that should be adjusted that would help? How do we go about tracking down what is taking up all the memory? Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106493
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    - Having problems with loading data using WebRequest. I have a WinForm UserControl that I am hosting in an ASP.NET web page. In the UserControl, I am trying to load an image into a GDI Image object using HttpRequest. The problem that I am having is after instantiating the HttpRequest object, I call the GetResponse method of the request. Right after this call, all code that follows is skipped. No exception is thrown. I can't understand what is happening here. Can someone help? Example: void LoadImage() { UriBuilder ImageUri = new UriBuilder(http://MySite/MyImage.jpg); WebRequest Request; WebResponse Response; Bitmap Img; try { Request = new WebRequest(ImageUri.Uri); Response = Request.GetResponse(); // This is line is skipped and we immediately exit the function Img = new Bitmap(Response.GetResponseStream()); } catch(Exception Ex) { String Msg = Ex.Message; // I never get an exception. Breakpoint is never hit. } } -- ----------------------------------- Ken Varn Senior Software Engineer Diebold Inc. EmailID = varnk Domain = Diebold.com ----------------------------------- Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106492
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    - SqlDecimal inconsistencies with Decimal Hello there! We have found some rather odd behaviour in the SqlDecimal type, which is not displayed in the standard Decimal type. It appears that mathematical methods choose a precision and scale that is inappropriate for the result. Not only is the result truncated to 6 dp, but the rounding is also incorrect. This does not occur in Decimal. Can anyone either tell me what I am doing wrong, or point me in the direction of a workaround or fix. We can't use Decimal since our requiments are for a SQL standard of accuracy in our mathematical operations. I have enclosed some VB to replicate it and the output from the program. Code: Imports System.Data.SqlTypes Module Module1 Sub Main() Dim sLeftSide, sRightSide, sResult As SqlDecimal Dim dLeftSide, dRightSide, dResult As Decimal sLeftSide = SqlDecimal.Parse("6252") sRightSide = SqlDecimal.Parse("342") sResult = SqlDecimal.Divide(sLeftSide, sRightSide) dLeftSide = 6252 dRightSide = 342 sResult = SqlDecimal.Divide(sLeftSide, sRightSide) Console.WriteLine("SqlDecimal Result: " + sResult.ToString) dResult = Decimal.Divide(dLeftSide, dRightSide) Console.WriteLine("Decimal Result: " + dResult.ToString) End Sub End Module Output: SqlDecimal Result: 18.280701 Decimal Result: 18.280701754385964912280701754 Andy Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106483
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    - How to find a sub string Hello, I want to find a function to judge whether a sub string (str2) is in a string (str1). It will be much better if it works in case-sensitive mode and non-case-sensitive speparately. Is there a function like this? Any help on this, is greatly appreciated. Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106481
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    - Error messages in english Does anyone know how to get error messages in english? At my office computer the error messagens that are thrown from .Net applications come from in portuguese language. I hate this because I cant find solutions in portuguese foruns as I can in english (I know speak portugue, but I prefer to work in english in this scenario). The point is: how I can receive messages in portuguese from .Net framework? Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106479
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    - AmbiguousMatchException when getting property of a contro through reflectionl... Hello, The Type.GetProperty() method is throwning "AmbiguousMatchException" when getting value of control class through reflection. The exception occurs under the following cases. 1. The class is derived from other class 2. Any of the parent class property is either overridden or shadowed in the derived class 3. and trying to get the property value through reflection of the derived class. Which set of BindingFlags should be used in this case ? Any help on this, is greatly appreciated Regards, ...Ashok ------------------------------------------------------------------------ "It is beautiful for an engineer to shape and design the same way that an artist shapes and designs. But whether the whole process makes any sense, whether men become happier - that I can no longer decide." - Rudolph Diesel Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106476
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    - Adding XmlNode(s) to an XmlDocument I've got a problem I can't work out - I had a browse on the net and couldn't find exactly the answer I was after... How can I add an XmlNode to a loaded XmlDocument? I know I can write an XML file with XmlTextWriter, but rather than pass the document to simply add one document and rewrite the entire file, is there a simple way to just add a node to the document? .AppendChild looks good, but it needs an XmlNode which I can't create, because its an abstract class. If someone can help me out here it's much appreciated. Cheers. SBK Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106457
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    - Visual C# Express question I saw that in the data information box: "you can create and deploy databases as stand-alone files, but with the powerful features unique to SQL Server 2005" And what are the installation requirement on the target computer? Is .NET 2.0 enough? Or should something else be installed as well? In which case what it is and how big the install? Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106450
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    - Setup Error: Failed to load resources from resource file - very wierd solution I occasionally started to see a jit pop up on my windows forms / remoting application when it was being run on a windows 2003 box. I turned off jit, and got the error "Setup Error: Failed to load resources from resource file". People w/ similar probs said to look at what the app was trying to access using sysinternal's filemon.exe. It's amazing to see all the crap your app is accessing or trying to access. Some of the files it was trying to access was worker.ini and worker.dll. Worker.exe is another application that this app talks to w/ .NET Remoting. BUT I don't have a worker.dll or a worker.ini !!!! What the hell is the dotnet framework doing?? So I decided to put an empty worker.dll and a worker.ini file next to the error prone app exe, and whola! No more error. I turned out that it needed an empty worker.dll file. So why is this app looking for a dll and an ini that don't exist and are never referenced in any of my code? And why would putting an empty dll file fix this? I ran filemon.exe on my development machine, and sure enough, my app tries to access this dll and ini file - but it doesn't have this setup error. very strange stuff . . . . -Lars Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106449
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    - Custom Security Question / Guidance I am in need of adding security to my application and was wondering what could help. I am already familiar with the Identity, Principal, and PrincipalPermission objects. Outlined below is what I am looking to try and implement. I need to have Roles and Rights that I assign to a user (in a custom security application db). Example: User Role Rights Bob DataItem View, Read, Write, Create (Full Control) John DataItem View In our code we would do something like this: If (User.IsInRole("DataItem")) { // do something... } However what I need to be able to do is also something like the following: if (User.IsInRole("DataItem") && User.HasPermission("Write")) { // Show the save button } else { // Don't show save button.. } This is just a very small example... We are in the process of building a large application with several thousand users and we have multiple levels and type of security needed. To help keep the number of roles down to a minimum we want to couple it with Rights (or permissions) similar to how most network security works. We could probably just extend the Principal object to handle this but I want to fish for other options as well if anybody has run into any. Since there are tons of objects in the framework there may already be something I can inherit from or use that does this. I just have not been able to find it. Any help, comments, ideas would be appreciated. It can be in either 1.1 or 2.0 doesn't matter... Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106448
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    - Internet Explorer does not Fire events... Hi, i use the internet explorer embeeded in SHDocVw.dll but my WebBrowser Object does not fire any event. is this a Bug and how can i "receive" events from my Browser class...? Everything seems to work, but there are no events fired, why??? Thanks in advance... Kerem Gümrükcü Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106447
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    - Can't UseEncryption with MSMQ I'm trying to encrypt the body of my msmq messages by setting the UseEncryption property on the message. This throws an exception UnsupportedFormatNameOperation. I'm using msmq for ipc on a single server, the queues are all private and there is no AD domain - the server is a member of an NT4 domain. I'm specifying the queue as ".\private$\QueueName" and everything works fine until I enable the UseEncryption switch. I haven't been able to find any info in MSDN relating to this; msdn just says the requirements are the standard platforms (Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, etc). The alternative is to encrypt the data myself prior to sending but that seems like a lot of effort when UseEncryption should be able to provide the same functionality. Any clues would be much appreciated. Thanks Dave Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106440
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    - Can I block the .NET Framework via a GPO Hello: I need to block .NET Framework v2.0 which is now downloadable via WindowsUpdate. I am pretty sure I can block this with a gpo. When WinXP SP2 came out initially you could block that with a gpo. Does anyone know how I can do that? Harrison Midkiff Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106438
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    - No dot net tab in IIS Hello all, I am running Windows XP Pro. I have installed the .net framework and SDK v 1.1, and IIS is correctly installed. I don't have a .net tab under "Default website".. I have read other posts where the solution is to run aspnet_regiis -i, unfortunately this does not work for me. I have put my computer through a complete re-image already, hoping that would clear up the problem, but no luck. Any help appreciated... thanks. Dave Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106430
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    - .NET 2.0/1.1 Issues with vb.net/CrystalReport Hi, On my test computer: 5 vb.net programs installed developed in VS2003 .netFramework 1.1 installed + 1.1SP1 All programs are working! ***** Uninstalled .netFramework 1.1 + 1.1SP1. Installed .netFramework 2.0 Printing vb.net-Crystalreports from all the vb.net-programs FAILS! **** Uninstalled .netFramework 2.0 Installed .netFramework 1.1 + 1.1SP1. All programs working **** Also Installed .netFramework 2.0 All programs working **** Is this a bug in .netFramework 2.0? Does any one know something about this or have the same problem? Shouldn't you be able to run your old vb.net-apps on a computer with .netFramework 2.0 only? Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106424
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    - Copy Local and GAC I have an assembly that uses a third-party object that is installed in the GAC. I set the references "Copy Local" property to true and compile my assembly. The third-party object is in fact copied to my output directory. I have another assembly that uses my first assembly. I set the references "Copy Local" property to true and compile my assembly. I would expect that I would see both my first assembly and the third-party assembly in my second output directory, but I don't. Why? Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106421
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    - WebResponse.Close() not disposing unmanaged resource? I have a .net app that uses a lot of calls to System.Net.WebRequest, and it appears to be leaking memory. I've spent a couple of days working with the excellent .net memory profiler from Scitech (http://www.scitech.se/) trying to find the leak, and all I've managed to find is that the win32 (unmanaged) heap seems to keep growing. I wrote this (pretty non-realistic) code in a test app to try duplicating the problem: while(true) { try { System.Net.WebRequest req=System.Net.WebRequest.Create(@"http://chris/TestWebService/TestService.asmx?WSDL"); System.Net.WebResponse resp=req.GetResponse(); resp.Close(); } catch(Exception ex) { MessageBox.Show(ex.ToString()); } } Note that this was just inside a button click event of a winform application. The exception condition never got hit, and the app just kept hammering away at my local web server. Checking the profiler, I saw the number of undisposed instances of System.Net.HttpWebResponse, System.Net.ConnectStream, and System.Threading.ManualResetEvent increasing with each iteration. Shouldn't the resp.Close() statement release the resources? There's nothing in the documentation about doing any sort of disposal on the request object, so it appears that only the response needs to be disposed, and so far, that doesn't seem to be happening. I've also tried the above code casting the response to an HTTPWebResponse, but that has no effect. I also tried removing the resp.Close() statement, which had no effect (the undisposed objects still showed up in the profiler). Is there something else I need to do to fix this memory leak? Thanks for your help, Chris Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106417
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    - Scrollbar i have a windows forms and autoscroll set to true. After certain operation, how can i reset the vertical scroll bar position to top fo the form Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106416
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    - ThreadPool.SetMinThreads Can someone explain in simple terms ThreadPools' SetMinThreads(workerThreads, completionPortThreads). What exactly are the completionPortThreads? Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106414
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    - found out if a remote computer is on the intranet network ? hello , I use the following method to find out if a remote computer in an intranet is connected or not on the intranet network... but the following is very long at least 10-11s per host are there any other know methods thank for your help Franck using System.Net; public static void pinger(string hostname,ref bool found) { try { Dns.GetHostByName(hostname); } catch(System.Net.Sockets.SocketException ) { found=false; } catch(System.Security.SecurityException ) { found=true; } catch(Exception excep) { found=false; } found=true; } Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106411
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    - System.Resources.MissingManifestResourceException Hello, I have created a resource file in my project. In the source code, when I am creating the object of that resource file. So, when I am accessing contents in that file, I am getting an exception: System.Reources.MissingManifestResourceException. How do I solve this problem? Tag: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize Tag: 106399
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Hi,
When using System.Xml.Serialize, could we control the output order of
proeprties? I want to first render some properties, then another based
on different cases, or I want to first output derived class's properties
then base class's, Is there any programming way to do it?

Thanks
Jingnan

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Re: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize by Manoj

Manoj
Sat Nov 12 01:40:43 CST 2005

Hi Jingnan,

I guess you will have to implement the IXmlSerializable interface for having
that sort of control. Unfortunately, this interface is
undocumented/unsupported until now, .NET 2.0.
You also may want to look at this blog post form more info on the same.
http://weblogs.asp.net/cweyer/archive/2004/08/02/205798.aspx

--
HTH,
Manoj G
MVP, Visual Developer
http://msmvps.com/manoj

"Si Jingnan" <jingnan.si@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:%23UVBaEn5FHA.3188@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
> Hi,
> When using System.Xml.Serialize, could we control the output order of
> proeprties? I want to first render some properties, then another based on
> different cases, or I want to first output derived class's properties then
> base class's, Is there any programming way to do it?
>
> Thanks
> Jingnan

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Re: Could we control the order of Properties when using System.xml.Serialize by Si

Si
Sun Nov 13 19:10:16 CST 2005

Manoj G [MVP] wrote:
> Hi Jingnan,
>
> I guess you will have to implement the IXmlSerializable interface for having
> that sort of control. Unfortunately, this interface is
> undocumented/unsupported until now, .NET 2.0.
> You also may want to look at this blog post form more info on the same.
> http://weblogs.asp.net/cweyer/archive/2004/08/02/205798.aspx
>

Thank you, I have tried the IXmlSerializable in .Net 2.0, it works fine,
but not work in .Net 1.1, Is there any way to do it under .Net 1.1?

Regards
Jingnan

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