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    - Version nuber is not incrementing I have default attribute in my assemblyinfo file: <Assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.*")> and I expected, that revision number should be incrementing as I rebuild an assembly, because It shoul be a number of seconds from midnight divided by 2. But I have the same assembly version regardless I made new build. Why my assembly version automaticaly doesn't increments? Thanks Martin Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56885
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    - Console vs Service Application I'm writing an application that needs to run every x minutes, read in some data from a log file and then write it out to a database. Originally I was going to write it as a service but the more I think about it I feel it would work just as well as a console application that is scheduled using the Windows scheduler. I'm just curious as to whether there are any other advantages to using a service that I might not have thought of? Here are some reasons why I thought a console application would be acceptable: 1. It is easier to schedule the console application using the Windows scheduler or 3rd party scheduling applications, using a service I would need to write scheduling code into it 2. It doesn't matter if the application is manually run between scheduled periods 3. It could be handy to write output to the console so if someone manually runs it that can see what is happening Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. William D. Bartholomew Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56880
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    - Empty columns when exporting to excel from crystal reports Hi, I tried this demo application in here (watch for any line breaks in the URL): (http://support.crystaldecisions.com/communityCS/FilesAndUpdates/vbnet_win_a dodotnet.exe.asp When exporting to Excel there is an empty column after each actual column in the excel. Why? Is this a normal behaviour? Is it impossible to get rid of the empty columns when using the export funtion of the report? Please clarify me so that I can decide to either use the export functionality of the report or to implement my own excel export. I rather use the export functionality of the report itself if I can get rid of the empty columns. -- Thanks in advance Ali Eghtebas Sweden Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56879
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    - Question: How do you retrieve Properties provided by an ExtenderProvider through reflection? Hi, I've written a simple ExtenderProvider that provides a string property (Let's call it CustomStringProperty) to all the buttons on a form. The ExtenderProvider itself is placed on a base form (It is protected, so derived forms will inherit it's functionality) and provides the CustomStringProperty to all forms derived from it. It's canonical and works well. It allows the values to be assigned during design time. Thereby easing the development of new forms and insuring that all the buttons on new forms (that derive from the base form containing the ExtenderProvider) have the CustomStringProperty. Now I'm writing a small external tool that is attempting to extract these CustomStringProperty(s) through reflection and log their value in a database. However, It's my understanding that the values of the CustomStringProperties are assigned during the InitializeComponent() method call of the associated forms (which to my knowledge doesn't get executed during reflection). And I don't think that the properties extended by the ExtenderProvider show up in the fieldinfo of the buttons themselves, rather that you must go throught the ExtenderProvider during runtime. Am I wrong? Any advice would be welcome. Thanks Jason Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56878
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    - efficient C# coding I'm looking for a good article on efficient C# coding. All the DotNet efficient coding articles I can find are oriented toward VB.NET, and while some principals still apply, many do not. For instance there is no equivalent of with (some object) . end with in C# (or somebody straighten me out). Somehow in the my early studies of C# I got the (apparently wrong) impression that it had some kind of great compiler that made all the good practices I learned in VB unnecessary. Consider the following: private static void LoadHeadings(UltraWebGrid Grid, XmlNode[] PrevHeadingArray, SortedList FootnoteList, int CurRow) { for (int i = 0; i < PrevHeadingArray.Length; i++) { Grid.Rows[CurRow].Cells[i].Text = PrevHeadingArray[i].Attributes["text"].Value + SuperFootnotes(PrevHeadingArray[i].SelectNodes("child::note"), FootnoteList); Grid.Rows[CurRow].Cells[i].Style.VerticalAlign = VerticalAlign.Top; } } I need to access the same cell twice, and I do it down a fairly long path. Nowhere have I seen it advised to assign the object to a local variable and then access it, yet when I did that the following code generated considerably less code in the debugger disassembly: private static void LoadHeadings(UltraWebGrid Grid, XmlNode[] PrevHeadingArray, SortedList FootnoteList, int CurRow) { for (int i = 0; i < PrevHeadingArray.Length; i++) { UltraGridCell oCell = Grid.Rows[CurRow].Cells[i]; oCell.Text = PrevHeadingArray[i].Attributes["text"].Value + SuperFootnotes(PrevHeadingArray[i].SelectNodes("child::note"), FootnoteList); oCell.Style.VerticalAlign = VerticalAlign.Top; } } I can't really interpret the assembler code, but I figure less code is usually a good proxy for more efficient code. Judging from my VB experience the next step would be to assign "PrevHeadingArray.Length" to a local integer. Am I on the right track? I really don't have the time to pursue these interesting investigations, and I haven't taken the time to instrument the example above and see what the comparative elapsed times are, I would much rather read this all spelled-out somewhere. Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56877
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    - Version Changes 1.0 to 1.1 I have a simple aspx page that used to run properly in framework 1.0. Now that I moved to 1.1 the validation controls do no run. I just installed Framework 1.0 and also changed the config file so accept 1.0: <configuration> <startup> <supportedRuntime version="v1.0.3705" /> </startup> </configuration> But still does not work. The page does run the control validations. Any ideas ? Thanks, Sergio Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56869
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    - Read from COM port? I need to read messages from a device connected to a COM port with the following format: When the controller is configured to report events, it will transmit a new message every time the event occurs. The message follows the following format: XX <Message> {CR} {LF} {Terminator} . "XX" is the Message ID Number. Each type of report message from the controller has a unique ID number in a 2-digit hexadecimal format. Each digit will be a hexadecimal value (numbers 0-9 or letters A-F). When converted to decimal format, they represent the numbers 0 through 255. By reading these two bytes, a user program can quickly identify the type of message from the controller. . "<Message>" will contain a text description of the event. . {CR} signifies that a carriage return is sent. . {LF} signifies that a line feed is sent. . {Terminator} signifies that a single-byte terminator code is sent. The byte has a value 1d, which is the ASCII code SOH (this is NOT the number 1, which is ASCII value 49d). The terminator is provided to make it easier for a computer program to read and interpret the messages from the controller. What framework clases are best suited for reading this kind of messages from the device? Can you specify the terminator character which is at the end of each message? -- Olav Tollefsen Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56862
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    - Installutil.exe does not register windows service Hi, I have written a Windows Service (using C#) using the .Net framework and to install the same am using the Installutil.exe tool. However inspite of no errors returned in the InstallLog file the custom service does nto get installed. Am I missing something here... Also the following is logged in the InstallLog file... "No public installers with the RunInstallerAttribute.Yes attribute could be found in the d:\denz\service\xmlgenservice.exe assembly. Remove InstallState file because there are no installers." Do I need to reference the Windows installers here... (Think this is the missing link...) Any pointers will be appreciated... TIA, Denzil Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56857
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    - .armx? I've noticed on various msn.com webpages the .armx extension. Perusing various search engines has turned up nothing except for a single webboard thread which talked about msn.jp and someone's theory that it is a personal .NET extenstion system for MSN.com because you can easilly create your own extensions. Is this true? And if not? Just what is this? Some sort of new technology? I doubt they'd want to replace asp.net so soon, right? Sincerely, Res, Resurrection20@yahoo.com Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56854
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    - ADO.net Hey, i am bit concerned about the architecture provided in the .net frame work for ado.net. The disconnected architecture does nor serves you best on the desktop application. As you are not connected to database and if any other changes the table in the database you are not notified or your side data is still older one. As it was not in ADO we use to set the recordset properties to our need and we were quite happy. but not now. Example: Dim rs as ADODB.Recordset TextBox1.databindings.add("Text",rs,"id") (X) which is not allowed by the .net frame work, as i am using the Recordset that is in ADO not in ADO.Net and its required interface is not present. But i want to do that ... as it is quite easy to use this structure. I think there is problem with Microsoft they dont even support there ADO properties in their .net TextBox or any other control. They should provide the Implementation of connected recordset or simply implement the IList interface or any other interface that is required for the data binding in .net fram work. thanx, Rizwan Ahmed Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56843
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    - Determining the computer name I am installing to. I have a deployment project that installs a web application. I have added an installer class to my application project that gets called during install. Using System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryEntry I can add a group to the computer I am installing on. Currently I am using the hard coded name of my computer. How can I find out the name of the computer I am installing to? FYI: I have tried to use the System.Windows.Forms.SystemInformation class but it doesn't seem to be available from my web project Installer class. Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56836
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    - How to validate date of birth Hello! I have a three <Select> button which running on server first option button allows select month, another day, and third year. I tried to validate these tree select controls using custom validater server control, where i created java script and connected to this script function, but no results. If you know how to validate it please let me know. Thank you for help. Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56831
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    - TcpClient lost data timing anomaly Hi The platform: XP/pro on a dual Xeon 3GH processors I am using TcpClient class to communicate with a POP3 server. Short problem synopsis: a 'read' hangs even though there is data in the buffer (as evidenced by a network sniffer trace). Elaboration: I/O is done by getting the NetworkStream and doing a read for a whole buffer's worth (typically 1024) of bytes. The code looks for the NL (new-line char, '\n'), as a delimiter. If found, the text up to and including the NL is returned to the caller. Otherwise another read is performed and concatenated to the previous read's output, and the check for the delimiter repeats. On subsequent reads, if there was data left over from the previous read, it is processed for NL before any other reads are issued. I have used a network sniffer to determine that all the data is coming in. I have put a trace in my program to output to a file (serialized with a 'lock') all the output form all the read requests. I consistently find that one of the reads is able to get all but the last 3 bytes of a response from a server. The code dutifully returns all the text received and tries to do another read since the caller is looking for a '.\r\n' sequence (end-of-message). This read hangs (I use the debugger). When I change the buffer size the problem happens in a different message. If I make the buffer large enough, the problem goes away. The buffering code described above is working for thousands of messages that have split across multiple buffers or for short messages where multiple fit in the same buffer, so I'm pretty confident that it is splitting messages correctly and gluing together segments across network messages. My only conclusion is that something in the TcpClient (or deeper) is checking the socket and waiting for more data in a non-atomic manner. The problem shows up on my system because it is a fast dual processor system that can obviously do concurrent processing by multiple threads/processes. Has any one seen this kind of problem before? Any work-around? -TIA David Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56822
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    - problem removing asseblies from the GAC I have installed some assemblies to the GAC. Used the call gacutil /i <assembly> to install it. When using the gacutil /u or the /uf (to force) I get the error message: Assembly: PSICMDRx, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=03c0acb6b75 ec2e1, Custom=null Assembly could not be uninstalled because it is required by Windows Installer Unable to uninstall: assembly is required by one or more applications Pending references: SCHEME: <WINDOWS_INSTALLER> ID: <MSI> DESCRIPTION : <Windows Ins taller> Number of items uninstalled = 0 I didn't use the windows intaller to intall these asseblies. I have also tried to remove with the Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 Configuration util Nothing works. Is there anyway I can remove these? Thanks SidS Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56821
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    - C# to VB .NET Conversion? Hi, Im converting some code from C# to VB .NET and it's giving me some trouble. Below are the snippets. I get the syntax error "End of statement expected" so I added implements and it gives me '.' expected. Any ideas? If ya can help i will give you a free copy of the software :) Thanks. C# ------- No Errors namespace nsTest { public delegate void MyDelegate(); public class test { public event MyDelegate MyEvent; } } VB .NET ------ Errors Namespace nsTest Public Delegate Sub MyDelegate() Public Class test Public Event MyEvent MyDelegate '<-- error this way = End of statement expected Public Event MyEvent MyDelegate '<-- error this way = '.' expected End Class End Namespace Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56820
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    - Event Reflection Hi, I have a class which has a lot of events (>100). For some reasons, I have to go through all invocation lists to do something. What I'm wondering is that, is there any way to use reflection to get their InvocationList without going through each event? // tedious foreach (Delegate handler in Event1.GetInvocationList()) {...} foreach (Delegate handler in Event2.GetInvocationList()) {...} foreach (Delegate handler in Event3.GetInvocationList()) {...} ... foreach (Delegate handler in Event189.GetInvocationList()) {...} // user reflection??? .... Looks like this is a hard question as I haven't googled any answers. Thanks BK Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56818
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    - Threading help with Invoke I created a call-back Thread class and am getting an Invoke error in the call-back method. The call-back method access a control on the main thread. I understand why the error is occurring, however, I don't know the (Invoke?) syntax for correct it. I've played around with MethodInvoke but cannot seem to get it to work. Has anyone done something similar? Here's a generic version of my code: The call-back found in a Form: private void worker_DataSetRetrieved(object sender, DataSetRetrievedEventArgs e) { populateTreeView(e.DataSet); } The thread class et. al.: internal class RequestQueueDataSetRetrieverThread { public event DataSetRetrievedHandler DataSetRetrieved = null; private string _user = ""; public RequestQueueDataSetRetrieverThread() { _user = Common.CurrentUser; } public RequestQueueDataSetRetrieverThread(string user) { _user = user; } public void Start() { if (DataSetRetrieved == null) return; DataSet dataSet = getMyDataSet(_user); DataSetRetrieved(this, new DataSetRetrievedEventArgs(dataSet)); } } internal class DataSetRetrievedEventArgs: EventArgs { private DataSet _dataSet; public DataSetRetrievedEventArgs(DataSet dataSet) { _dataSet = dataSet; } public DataSet DataSet { get { return _dataSet; } } } internal delegate void DataSetRetrievedHandler(object sender, DataSetRetrievedEventArgs e); Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56817
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    - Framework 1.0 and 1.1 IS it a good procedure to run both framworks in the same machine 1.0 and 1.1? Thanks, Sergio Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56806
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    - .net framework and virtual PC on Macs Does the .net framework work under virtual PC for Macs? Specifically, I need Visual Basic.net to work on the new virutal PC 6.1 version. Is this possible? Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56805
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    - Problems with GCHandle and AppDomains Greetings everyone. I am currently working on a multimedia application written in unmanaged code. As part on my next set of improvements, I would like to host the CLR in the application and allow third parties to extend the application and manipulate internal objects in the application through a "script" interop layer I provide written (on my end) in managed C++. The way my system is set up, from the default domain in my host, I instantiate the script harness using AppDomain::CreateInstanceAndUnwrap method and downcast the resulting object to a common interface that my application and the harness know about. I call a "run" method on the interface. In a test script I created, I register a callback object into the multimedia app. The unmanaged callback object contains a GCHandle to a delegate which it fires periodically on behalf of the unmanaged application based on certain timing parameters. Now, when the harness and my test script used to run in the default domain, everything worked like a champ. Now that the test script is in a different domain, when the unmanaged callback object dereferences the gchandle to invoke the delegate on the script, I get an ArgumentException with a description that reads: "Cannot pass a GCHandle across app domains". I've hit my head against the wall trying to get this to work for a while now with no success. Does anyone have any idea what I could be doing wrong? Thanks in advance for any help you can give. Dan Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56804
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    - Localization and multiple string resources Hello! I am looking at .Net localization. I happen to be using J# with VS 2003 but it could be any supported language. The LocalizedHelloWorld example from MSDN and VS shows how to localize a single .resources file. Here is a link to the J# version: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dv_vjsample/html/vjsamlocalizedhelloworldsamplesatelliteassembliesforconsoleapplications.asp The problem I have is I am working with an application that has several string resources per DLL. I have not been able to find a way to get it to work. The example loads a resource called "HelloWorld.Resources.MyResources". Each localized version is embedded in a DLL called "HelloWorld.resources.DLL". The trick seems to be that there can be only one such DLL. I have modified this sample and tried embedding two resources, MyResources.resources and MyResources2.resources, and also creating, for example, two French resources, MyResources.fr.resources and MyResources2.fr.resources, into the satellite assembly "HelloWorld.resources.DLL". But, when I request "HelloWorld.Resources.MyResources2" with the culture set to "fr", it fails to find the second French resource and falls back to the embedded MyResources2.resources. Does anyone know a way to make this work? Thanks in advance. Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56803
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    - .NET on WinNT 4.x? I just read something that somewhat bothers me.... Does the .NET framework, along with apps compiled by VB.NET (just compiled apps - not VB.NET itself) run on Windows NT 4.x? We are mostly W2K, but I am coverting a LARGE application that will need to run on all our PCs - and some of those PCs are still Win NT. Thanks. Tom Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56802
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    - Microsoft .NET Framework Setup Failed I have a clean install of Win 2K sp3 . Nothing else installed. When I go to install the .net framework I get the error Microsoft .net framewoprk installation failed. Any ideas as to why? Thanks Dennis Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56797
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    - Unable to open module that doesn't exist. I get this message: Unable to open module file 'C:\...\Copy of crUnderCrossHome.vb': The system cannot find the file specified. That file does not exist. How can I get rid of this message? Thanks. Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56795
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    - page validation framework 1.1 Hi there, I have page using validation controls. The page works fine in framework 1.0 but now that I am testing it in framework 1.1 does not work. It does not do the validation.. any ideas ? thank you sergio p.s. This incompatibility is becoming the DLL hell in .NET. Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56793
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    - Path of a Process Hi all, does it is possible to get the full path name of a process knowing the ProcessName (get by Diagnostics.Process.GetCurrentProcess.ProcessName)? How can I know it? Regards Antares Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56791
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    - MSI Installation Using the Visual Studio .NET Installer... In the user interface for an installation, I would like to create a dialog box to take the connection information for a SQL Server database and verify it, before proceeding to the next screen. This means I would need to call code when the user clicks next on the dialog window somewhere. Are there methods one can overload when the user clicks the Previous\next buttons. I think I can generate a new form in the windows installer class to show it and have the user fill it out, however I would like to do this in the VS.net install wizard. Any articles that do the same thing would help. thanks in advance for any help Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56783
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    - How to FTP? (Replies followed to: microsoft.public.dotnet.framework only) What is the best method of transferring files between FTP servers using .Net Framework using C#? Is there a .Framework API that that enables a C# app to behave like an FTP client? Please help. Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56780
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    - Method call parameter values is it possible to do the following thing: ? class MyClass { private int val1; private string val2; ... private type valM; public void func1(arg1,arg2,...argN) { try{ //some operations... } catch(Exception ex) { string AllContextData; //In this place I would like to get All values //of argumets passed to function currently //having been entered (in this situtaution Func1) //Also, I want to get values (and names if //possible)of all class members. These all values //i want to put into AllContextData (after //ToString()method call on each value) and pass //outside in MyException class. //IS IT POSSIBLE ? throw MyException(AllContextData,ex); } }//func }//class Thanks Michal Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56775
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    - prevent new line in datagrid Hello Newsgroup! I have a DataGrid. In the cells of this DataGrid are strings displayed which consists of more then one word. When the collum of the DataGrid is not wide enough, ervery word of the hole string is displayed in a own line in the cell. How can i prevent the newline? Any ideas? Thanks! Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56774
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    - Collections This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0034_01C3794E.30E686D0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi, I would like to have a collection of objects. I need to use both Key and Index to access the collections members At the same time I dont want them to be sorted automatically ( like in SortedList ) Is there any built in collection type that supports this. In VB 6 Collections were doing this. Now I dont want to use Collections = as they cannot be serialized. Please help ! TIA, Gary ------=_NextPart_000_0034_01C3794E.30E686D0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; = charset=3Diso-8859-1"> <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.2800.1226" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff> <DIV><FONT size=3D2><FONT size=3D3>Hi,<BR><BR>I would like to have a = collection of=20 objects.<BR><BR>I need to use both Key and Index to access the = collections=20 members<BR><BR>At the same time I dont want them to be sorted = automatically (=20 like in<BR>SortedList )<BR><BR>Is there any built in collection type = that=20 supports this.<BR><BR>In VB 6 Collections were doing this. Now I dont = want to=20 use Collections as<BR>they cannot be serialized.<BR><BR>Please help=20 !<BR><BR>TIA,<BR><BR>Gary</FONT><BR><BR></FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_0034_01C3794E.30E686D0-- Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56773
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    - How to make a pluggable application Hi, I am looking for some resources I could look at on how to make an application that will accept plug-ins. I want to allow my application to be enhanced overtime via the use of optional plug-ins that users can download and install. Where should I look? Thanks, James :-) Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56766
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    - how to render a memory image in web control? I have a web control which include a memory image and i want to render this image to client. In fact, i can save it to disk and then render it like: Writer.Write("<img SRC=" + DiskImagePath + ">") But i dislike this method, as you know, in activex control, we can send the variant stream to client browser. So the question is how to render a memory image not a disk image file in ASP.net component? Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56760
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    - Array Size Hi, Can anyone tell me maximum Array size allowed in .net? Thanks, Sachi Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56759
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    - How does the main thread know when the work thread is finished? I have a window form application. It requires to retrieve data from a web site. Since the web request is very time consuming, so I create a work thread to do the job. How does the window main form (which is the main thread) know when the work thread has finished the job so that it can display the data received on the form? I do not want to use a global variable since if the main form is continuously checking for the global variable, it will not be able to process the window UI events. I try to raise an event when the work thread's job is done, but how can the main thread detected this event? Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56758
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    - Base Class Prop not hidden to Reflection Hello, I'm encountering an unexpected behavior when using the "new" modifier in a derived class to hide an inherited base class property. I use "new" intentionally so I can change the Type of the property in the derived class, and I can use the derived class as expected through standard instantiation. The unexpected behavior occurs when I try to set gather the PropertyInfo for the derived class property via Reflection. I get an AmbiguousMatchException as both the base class and derived class property implementations are found. Perhaps I don't fully understand the "new" modifier - I expected the base class member to be hidden completely when working with the derived class. I have included a code sample that illustrates the behavior. If anyone could explain this, I would be very interested in understanding. Thanks. using System; using System.Reflection; namespace TestHide { class foo { [STAThread] static void Main(string[] args) { Derived d = new Derived( "test" ); Console.WriteLine( "PropType:\t" + d.Problem.GetType().ToString() ); try { PropertyInfo p = d.GetType().GetProperty ( "Problem" ); } catch(AmbiguousMatchException e) { Console.WriteLine( "Error:\t\t" + e.Message ); PropertyInfo[] p = d.GetType().GetProperties(); for( int n = 0; n < p.Length; n++ ) { Console.WriteLine( "Name: " + p[n].Name + "\tType: " + p[n].PropertyType + "\tDecl: " + p[n].DeclaringType ); } } catch(Exception e) { Console.WriteLine( e.Message ); } } } public class Base { protected int _works = 0; protected object _problem = null; public Base(){} public virtual int Works { get { return _works; } set { _works = value; } } public virtual object Problem { get { return _problem; } set { _problem = value; } } } public class Derived : Base { public Derived(){} public Derived(string problem) { this.Problem = problem; } public override int Works { get { return base.Works - 1; } set { base.Works = value + 2; } } public new string Problem { get { return (string)base.Problem; } set { base.Problem = (string)value; } } } } Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56755
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    - .Net Should support IE 5.5 ? How ? Hi all, I installed Visual Studio .Net with IE 6.0 after sometime as per our client's requirement i unstall IE 6.0 and install IE 5.5 Now its says to open "Visual Studio requires Internet Explorer 6.0 or greater to run properly. Please re-install Internet Explorer 6.0." How do run with IE 5.5 in .net Studio. Thanks Britto Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56753
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    - How do I get the name of the machine my program is running on? I want to extract the name of the computer that my program is running on. How can I do that in .NET? Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56751
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    - help which is the best newsgroup to ask questions about Setup/Deployment projects in VS.NET? Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56745
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    - Any Container Managed Persistence ? Hi, I am considering shifting development from J2EE to DotNet. I was wondering if there is any equivalent of container managed persistence in dot net framework. Also, are there any third party libraries that could be used for this purpose ? Thanks in advance, Shishir Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56744
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    - Can .NET & IExplorer well work together? I want to know if .NET's UserControl can work well like Java applet or ActriveX control in the microsoft's Internet Explorer. Thanks From ZBUILDER. 2003.9. Tag: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive Tag: 56740
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Hi,

it's been asked a couple of month ago, but without an answer. Maybe now
somebody knows. So, why does calling Process.GetProcesses access the floppy
drive?

Thanks in advance.

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Armin

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Re: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive by Thomas

Thomas
Sun Sep 14 14:27:41 CDT 2003

Hi Armin

> why does calling Process.GetProcesses access the floppy

read
http://www.google.com/groups?threadm=8O4LdnkSDHA.2416%40cpmsftngxa06.phx.gbl

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Re: Process.GetProcesses accesses floppy drive by Armin

Armin
Sat Sep 27 04:08:36 CDT 2003

"Thomas Scheidegger [MVP]" <spam.netmaster@swissonline.ch> schrieb
> Hi Armin
>
> > why does calling Process.GetProcesses access the floppy
>
>
> read
>
>
http://www.google.com/groups?threadm=8O4LdnkSDHA.2416%40cpmsftngxa06.phx.gbl

I've no idea why I didn't get your post earlier (got only the one in the
German group). Seems to be the same link, so I don't say thanks again. ;-)

Armin

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