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    - Custom Designer: CodeDom of a collection I am building a complete custom designer, but have run into a major snag. My primary document class contains a collection property. No matter how hard I try, I can not get the CodeDom engine to create the Add or AddRange statements to add elements to that collection property. When a toolbox item is invoked, I notify the component change service about collections changing and changed events as well as actually perform the Add to the collection, but no Add or AddRange lines ever appear in the generated code. The property is correctly marked as content visible for designer serialization. What did I overlook? Thanks a lot, Brandon Bloom Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89674
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    - How to determine Logged On Users from a VB .NET Service I wrote a VB .NET Service to restart the computer when certain business rules are triggered (such as not being rebooted in x days, no users logged on, time is 1-3 am, etc.). I am currently using a sloppy technique of checking the Registry to determine if and who is logged on. I would like to use a Microsoft sanctioned best-practice method of determining if anyone is logged on (and their Username and all Process Names that the User is running, etc.) from the Service. It will run on XP Pro, but eventually Server 2003, etc. I think I should be using the WindowStation and Desktop related API calls, but cannot find good documentation on how to do it from Visual Basic .NET and the proper sequence. I need some code snippets for something like, EnumDesktops(), OpenWindowStation(), etc. Any help from Microsoft ? (or anyone else that has done this). -- To email me, remove the ABCDEFG. Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89672
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    - Enterprise Instrumentation config file problem Hello, We are running into a problem I was wondering if anyone has seen before. We are using EIF for some of our com+ and web services and so have the config files that need to be updated with information about each component. We use a internal build and move process to get our code built and then moved to our com+ servers. I modified our internal move process to update these config files at the time the component or web service is being moved. The problem is that we are getting this error during our testing: The process cannot access the file "WebServices.EnterpriseInstrumentation.config" because it is being used by another process. What I think is going on is that at the time the move process is trying to put the new config entries into the config file, another component is trying to use the config file for it's trace logging and thus failing. I have tried to find information on this out on Microsoft's site to see if this is an issue but have had no luck. I'm wondering if others have run into similiar issues that could give me some input? Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89669
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    - Enterprise Instrumentation config file problem Hello, We are running into a problem I was wondering if anyone has seen before. We are using EIF for some of our com+ and web services and so have the config files that need to be updated with information about each component. We use a internal build and move process to get our code built and then moved to our com+ servers. I modified our internal move process to update these config files at the time the component or web service is being moved. The problem is that we are getting this error during our testing: The process cannot access the file "WebServices.EnterpriseInstrumentation.config" because it is being used by another process. What I think is going on is that at the time the move process is trying to put the new config entries into the config file, another component is trying to use the config file for it's trace logging and thus failing. I have tried to find information on this out on Microsoft's site to see if this is an issue but have had no luck. I'm wondering if others have run into similiar issues that could give me some input? Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89668
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    - AutoDeploy related issue using .NET Hello, We are providing an autodeploy that downloads a .NET application via Internet Explorer. As part of the setup we need to add some keys to the registry and copy an extetion dll into \windows\system32 directory. Specifically to use the mapi (that use the outlook functionality) dlls from the .NET application. I know due to security reasons these are prevented. I'm looking for possible solutions to handle this smoothly as we are trying to integrate our application with outlook. Thanks in advance... with regards, -FRSTAS -Frstas Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89666
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    - Manually creating a .sln file Hi, Due to a project I am working in, I need to generate a solution file automatically that includes one C# project. I have taken the format for that .sln file from existing solution files created by VS.NET 2003. I only generate two new GUIDs. This is the template that I use: ----------------------- Microsoft Visual Studio Solution File, Format Version 8.00 Project("CS_GP_PackageGUID") = "CS_GP_OriginalProjName", "CS_GP_OriginalProjName.csproj", "CS_GP_ProjectGUID" ProjectSection(ProjectDependencies) = postProject EndProjectSection EndProject Global GlobalSection(SolutionConfiguration) = preSolution Debug = Debug Release = Release EndGlobalSection GlobalSection(ProjectConfiguration) = postSolution CS_GP_ProjectGUID.Debug.ActiveCfg = Debug|.NET CS_GP_ProjectGUID.Debug.Build.0 = Debug|.NET CS_GP_ProjectGUID.Release.ActiveCfg = Release|.NET CS_GP_ProjectGUID.Release.Build.0 = Release|.NET EndGlobalSection GlobalSection(ExtensibilityGlobals) = postSolution EndGlobalSection GlobalSection(ExtensibilityAddIns) = postSolution EndGlobalSection EndGlobal --------- I replace CS_GP_PackageGUID with a generated GUID and CS_GP_ProjectGUID with another. The first GUID is for the solution and the second for the project. When I try to open the .sln file with VS.NET, I get a message "The application for project '...' is not installed. Make sure the application for the project type (.csproj) is installed". And the only way to incorporate the project in the solution is to open it with VS.NET and remove it and reload it. This changes the first GUID (CS_GP_PackageGUID). After that the project is incorportated correctly into the solution. It seems to me that the GUID needs to be generated by the solution. But, there should be a way to force it to accept a GUID provided by me or to somehow figure out what is so special about the GUID generated by VS.NET. Please help! Juan Dent -- Thanks in advance, Juan Dent, M.Sc. Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89660
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    - System.Net.WebException: The underlying connection was closed: The server committed an HTTP protocol violation I have the following code: Dim data As New System.Collections.Specialized.NameValueCollection data.Add("SWEExtSource", "XXXProductHttp") data.Add("SWEExtCmd", "Execute") data.Add("UserName", "uname") data.Add("Password", "password") Dim wc As New System.Net.WebClient Dim responseArray As Byte() Dim serverURL As String = "http://myserver/eai_enu/start.swe" responseArray = wc.UploadValues(serverURL, "POST", data) results = System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetString(responseArray) It works great on most of our servers, but on one of them I get the following error: System.Net.WebException: The underlying connection was closed: The server committed an HTTP protocol violation. The ironic thing is that the data actually posts to the server, so it's the return message that is causing the error. This is a windows service. Anyone run into this? Thanks, Jeff Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89656
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    - UNC to file URI and vice versa Surely there must be some .NET functionality which converts between the UNC file format, including the Windows local file format, and the file URI ( file://etc. ) format, and vice versa. But no matter how hard I look I can not find it. Does anyone know where this might be ? Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89655
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    - LinkDemand Error Hello, I have a class that implements the interface IMessageFilter. When I run FxCop on this class the following error appears: The virtual method IMessageFilter.PreFilterMessage(Message&):Boolean defined by type 'System.Windows.Forms. IMessageFilter' and its override MessageFilter.PreFilterMessage(Message&):Boolean do not have the same LinkDemand status. Add a LinkDemand where required. I have placed the folloing code: [CustomPermissionAttribute(SecurityAction.LinkDemand)] but still have the same error. I tried with the [CustomPermissionAttribute(SecurityAction.LinkDemand), Unrestricted=true] and also with Unrestricted=false but nothing, same error. Can someone tell me what I do wrong. Thank you. Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89651
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    - Slow performance with garbage collection Just wondering if someone can help me with a problem with garbage collection that I seem to have: I have a client/server system where the clients are experiencing quite long delays because of bad performance on the server. The server uses Windows Server 2003 with the .NET v1.1 Service Pack 1 update. I have used the Performance utility on the server during these bad performance periods and have noticed that there is a lot of time spent in the garbage collection. Does anyone know why this might be? *** More detail: The nature of our system involves a lot of large objects (85KB+) being used and the large object heap size reflects this. There also seems to be a lot of garbage collection happening in the large object heap which I feel maybe our problem. If the average size of one of our objects is larger than the Generation 2 threshold (which it could easily be if the threshold is around 10MB) then as soon as our object is on the heap then it will result in a garbage collection. This means that everytime one of our large objects goes on the heap, there is a corresponding garbage collection (this is just guess work though)...that would make an awful lot of garbage collections going on. I have read up about the issue with mscorwks.dll being used for garbage collection on a multiprocessor server. Typing in "tasklist /m mscorwks.dll" brings a list of our applications running under this DLL. The server I have is dual proccesor, thus I installed the .NET v1.1. SP1 to update the config settings so mscorsvr.dll would be used instead and enable the multiprocessor garbage collection. This has not made any noticeable difference with performance. However, typing in the above command still indicated our applications were running under the mscorwks.dll. I have also tried the gcConcurrent setting as well and this has not made any difference either. *** It would be much appreciated if anyone can help with this problem? Thanks Milan Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89648
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    - Update from VS.NET 2002 to VS.NET 2003 Hello, Is there anyway one can obtain the upgrade CD from VS.NET 2002 to VS.NET 2003. I bought the Visual Studio Enterprise Architect 2002 when it came out and missed out on the opportunity to buy an update to VS.NET 2003 when it was being offered on the Microsoft Web Site. Where can I find the update now? Any help would be appreciated. I want to use the .NET Framework 1.1 and above for my development and would also like to develop apps for PPC2003 but cannot do either with VS.NET 2002. ----------------------------------------- Hallo, Ich möchte gerne das Update für VS.NET 2002 auf VS.NET 2003. Wo finde ich das? Ich möchte Apps für PPC2003 entwickeln und auch unter .NET Framework 1.1 aber leider ist es mit VS.NET 2002 nicht möglich. Bitte um mehr Info. -- Danke & Regards, Sami [Remove Numbers from e-mail address to use it] Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89638
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    - An unhandled exception of type 'System.ArithmeticException' An unhandled exception of type 'System.ArithmeticException' occurred in system.drawing.dll Additional information: Overflow or underflow in the arithmetic operation. ex of line lines where it happens (diff projects for each one): -Me.TextBox1 = New System.Windows.Forms.TextBox() -Me.tbeepn = New System.Windows.Forms.TextBox() -Me.Controls.AddRange(New System.Windows.Forms.Control() {Me.ProgressBar1}) *and yes, the 1st line of code on a blank form! -Public Class Form1 This is the error i keep on receiving whenever i try and run an app in VB.NET. Even i place a single button on the form and on running it through this exception. To remove this i have reinstall visual.NET even have reinstall the windows XP. I used visual studio .NET 2003 enterprize edition. Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89636
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    - Deserialize an unknown class to show it in a property grid. Hi group I read XML data which i sometime can't know their type. But i have to show the property in a property grid. for example i get the following xml : <UnknownClass><Prop1>value1</Prop1><Prop2>value2</Prop2><Prop3>value3</Prop3 ></UnknownClass> I can't have the declaration of UnknownClass, so i can't cast it in a known type at the deserialization time. So i can't create an instance of the object and can't show its properties. But i am quite sure it is possible to create some object using the XML definition, and dynamically re-create a basic structure that match the properties, in order to juste show it in the property grid. but how can i do that or workaroud it ? i have googled for that and can't find any sample to deserialize unknown data. Please help. ROM Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89635
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    - threading Very simple question. I need to pass a parameter to a newly created thread. How can I accomplish it. I'm sure it must be very easy - something like it was in Win32 CreateThread had 1 4B parameter. Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89628
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    - List enumeration exception under weird circumstances. Hi, I hv foll. code: foreach(object obj in myChkedlistbox.CheckedItems) { Messagebox.show(obj.tostring()); } It gives me the foll exception: "The list that this enumerator is bound to has been modified. An enumerator can only be used if the list does not change." I dont see where am I changing contents of myChkedlistbox list. What is more surprising, at the same time the foll. (similar) code just works fine. for (int i=0; i< dynColumns.CheckedItems.Count;i++) { object itemChecked = dynColumns.CheckedItems[i]; MessageBox.Show(itemChecked.ToString()); } One more confusing thing is that the exception doesnt come on each run. Once in a while the exception pops up and then after that its v.consistent to the point that I reduce my code to: foreach(object obj in myChkedlistbox.CheckedItems) {} //Yes empty loop. & still throws the exception..whoa !! However If I do a clean-rebuild it goes away and just works :-? until some mysterios next time when it decides to revisit again. Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89626
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    - URGENT: Why the impersonation work in one case and not the other? I have two computers, client and server. The client is running Windows 2000 Professional and is in a workgroup, say "MyWorkgroup". The server is running Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition and is in a domain, say "MyDomain". What I need is to logon to the client as some generic local administrator user and then access resources (e.g. share folder, SQL Server using Windows Authentication, etc.) on the server. Here is what I did: I create another local administrator user (user A) with on the client with the same username and password as a domain user (user B) on the server. I then access resources on the server by first logging on to the client as the generic administrator user and then impersonating to user A and use user A's credentials to access the server. I have two sets of such systems in two environments. This works fine in one environment, but not the other. In the environment that works fine, when accessing the server, user A is automatically viewed as the domain user B. In the environment that fails, user A is not recognized as a domain user on the server, i.e. it's not automatically mapped to user B. There're only 2 differences between the two environments: Environemnt 1: Server is domain controller. There's no firewall between the server and the client. Environment 2: Server is a member server of a domain, the domain controller is another computer residing somewhere else. There's a firewall between the server and the client. I don't think the problem is with the firewall, because I can get to the server from the client successfully (I can ping), and I also did see the logon request coming over to the server from the client. It's just that the logon request fails (in environemnt) 2 because the client user (user A) is not mapped to the domain user (user B). In the EventViewer (I have auditing on), it reports logon failure because user doesn't exist (error code 0xC0000064). Any idea on why it fails in environemnt 2? Also any idea on how to tell the Windows server to look for the username in the server's domain rather than just looking for it in the local user list on the server? That username is a domain user on the server, not a local user. Thank you very much. Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89624
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    - How to impersonate a remote domain user Basically I have two computers, client and server. The client is running Windows 2000 Professional and is in a workgroup, say "MyWorkgroup". The server is running Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition and is in a domain, say "MyDomain". From the client, I logon as a local user with administrator privileges, and I then want to impersonate a domain user on the server to access resources on the server. How can I do this? Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89621
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    - .NET equivalent to Java History.Back() I have a System.Web.UI.WebControls.Button on a Web Form using VB .NET (lang. no matter here). In the Click event (e.g. Button1_Click) I do various things (db updates, etc.) and after all is done I want to go the user's previous URL (just like history.back(-1)). Specifically, I want the code that accomplishes the "back" to actually be part (at the end) of the Button1_Click subroutine. Is this possible? Does this make sense? Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89612
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    - .NET equivalent to Java History.Back() I have a System.Web.UI.WebControls.Button on a Web Form. In the Click event (e.g. Button1_Click) I do various things (db updates, etc.) and after all is done I want to go the user's previous URL (just like history.back(-1)). Specifically, I want to code this "back" right in the Button1_Click subroutine. Is this possible? Does this make sense? Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89611
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    - Information about the class that created a thread Hi, Is it possible to get the class/object name that invoked a thread, from another process. From one process I could get another processes thread information, but how do I get the method that created it. Thx, Johann Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89610
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    - Dynamic Assembly Hello, I have Assembly (A) which dynamically loads Asembly (B). Both Assemblies are located in A's bin dir. If I query, AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies Returns an unloaded/unreferenced assembly (B) why? Assembly A does not refernce any types in B. Is there a way to prevent this assembly from loading on startup? Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89608
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    - Switch Statement in CodeDom Any has a piece of code or give me any pointers on how to generate a switch statement in c#, would be great. Right now I use a lot of CodeSnippetStatements to generate my code. But was curious if there is any other better way of doing it. Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89601
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    - .NET Framework 1.1 I have a client which was 98 and could not install .NEt. He has upgraded to XP Home and still cannot install .NET 1.1. We removed the registry entries and the directory structure and renamed the file mscoree.dll in system folder and still no luck. All I could find on the errors we were getting was to rename the file. But we still cannot load .Net 1.1. We have turned off the anti-virus also with no luck. can anyone help with this I need a way to install .Net to a XP Home client and nothing is working. Any help would be very much appreciated. Dave Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89600
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    - writing own SoapClient object I need to create a C# dynamic soap client in a hurry. I am going to be using it in a web page, using javascript to access it. I was using webservice.htc for this, but dew to some live configuration issues (Big ip, https) my boss has come to believe it is not reliable. What I am having a little trouble with is the dynamic soap call itself. I have only manage to read about the "WSDLReader" and I am already confused, and time is running out. Does anyone know of any samples on the web to make a dynamic soap call? A method that accepts a web address, method, and parameters would be perfect. For helping me I will erect a giant bunny statue in your name a sacrifice 3 carets upon it's alter. Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89599
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    - Embedded Control in IE Visual Styles not working. Hello, I have an embedded control in IE that works however, I cannot seem to get XP style support. As a standalone app, the control contains the XP style motif. I do the Application.EnableVisualStyles() & Application.DoEvents() call in the code for that to work. The problem happens when I run the control in an object tag in IE. I have tried several things but they don't work such as embedding a manifest file that enables xp style support as a manifest file. The only way it works is if I put a manifest file where iexplore.exe resides. Even though that works and my application has XP style support, it is not what i want for my application. Is there any other way to enable XP style support on an embedded component in IE? Thanks, Marco Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89595
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    - build / design time errors? Hi, Is there any way to control the raising of "build" errors? For example - is there any possible way of, for example, raising a build error if the object user tries to call method(x) before having set property y ? Thanks Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89591
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    - Why should I install the .NET Framework v1.0 SP3 Why should I install the .NET Framework v1.0 SP3 if v1.1 SP1 is allready present? Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89590
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    - HELP: Accesing a remote object using a PropertyGrid. Hi everyone, I'm trying to use the PropertyGrid with a remote object (MarshallByRef). However, because several system types are not serializable (like System.ComponentModel.AttributeCollection), the application throws an exception. Is there ANY workarround for this?? I would appreciate any help on this subject, Thanks in advance, Hugo Ferreira Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89587
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    - XPath query with namespace scope i got a xml file which is using a namespace declaration with no prefix, as you can see here ---- <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <configuration xmlns="http://www.microsoft.com/schema/EnterpriseInstrumentation/v1/EnterpriseInstrumentation.xsd"> <instrumentedApp name="SimpleInstrumentation" mode="released" /> ---- when i use the following xpath expression "/configuration/instrumentedApp/@name" in order to get the atributte named "name" of the element named "instrumentedApp", using the following code ---- XmlReader objXmlReader = new XmlTextReader(objFileStream); System.Xml.XPath.XPathDocument objXPathDocument = new XPathDocument(objXmlReader); System.Xml.XPath.XPathNavigator objXPathNavigator = objXPathDocument.CreateNavigator(); string result = string.Empty; XPathNodeIterator objXPathNodeIterator = objXPathNavigator.Select("/configuration/instrumentedApp/@name"); if (objXPathNodeIterator.MoveNext()) result = objXPathNodeIterator.Current.Value.Trim(); ---- it simple does not work, because i have to indicate the namespace scope of the element. Â¿how can i do that? Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89586
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    - Manually Firing off Timer.ElapsedEvent Hello, I've got timers launching every 3 minutes to run a somewhat lengthy process etc... and that all works fine. What I'd like is to have the timer fire immediately after starting then at <X> intervals. With System.Timers.Timer, is there a way I can manually fire off the event. Or will I just have to manually create a thread and fire the event the first time? Seems like its pretty common behavior to want a timer to fire once started then fire at x intervals. Thanks in advance Weston Weems Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89584
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    - Securing DLLs, Running App and AppDomain Hi: I want to create a DLL that only can be used from applications signed with my strong key file. I have checked the StrongNameIdentityPermissionAttribute but it does not work for me. So I did the next logic: When someone access the code in the DLL, the class contained check the running application friendly name, find the application executable, obtain its public key token and compare it with the self public key token, if it is the same continue with the execution. But the problem is i found applications can change its friendly name... how can I be sure the application.exe that is running? Or there is another way to secure who uses my dll file? Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89583
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    - windows serive message loop needed ? hi all, im kind of designin a windows service to handle TAPI calls and when the service starts it created a TAPI class instance and aquire event callbacks from TAPI, my question is if the old message loop and execte() stuff is needed or not ? Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89580
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    - Message Loops and Application.Run() My code creates a new thread and in that thread I call System.Windows.Forms.Application.Run() to start an application message loop. ( I also have a message filter added on that thread to handle incoming messages.) Now, how do I actually send messages to the message loop since there's no window defined on that thread? There must be a way since the MSDN doc for Application.Run() states: "Begins running a standard application message loop on the current thread, without a form." I looked at the System.Messaging namespace but I'm not even sure if MSMQ is the same thing as an Application Message loop. Any help appreciated. Thanks! Steve Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89574
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    - how to solve prblem how to solve this problem: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;329247 Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89573
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    - Events over LAN Hi, I'm developing a client / Server application that mainly comunicates via a shared database and OPC server via DCOM. But I need to fire events when a update is performed on the client or server. If on of the clients is updating it should send an event to the server, then the server would send events to all clients. The events don't need to contain data. What is the best way to do this when IIS and webservices are not an option ? Tanks Totto Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89567
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    - Software shut down my PC, user authorization Hi group, I have a Test Bench, in a workshop. It is 'embedded' with Win2000. It have to be automatically shut down at 05h00 PM. It can be use by different user wich have 3 profiles (user, user with power, admin). I want to be able to shut down the PC at 5h. - independantly of the user or user profile - even if nobody is logged in (during the "enter your name and password" screen of windows) - even if the Test Bench App is not running. - the PC have to be shut down properly (as if the user do a start>Shut down) I have no idea i need some links, or pists. Full working solution are also accepted :) thank you all for your help. ROM www.maintag.com Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89564
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    - TreeView Question I am deriving my own TreeView control from the 1.0 Framework TreeView. I have overriden the OnAfterSelect method and want to respond to selection of a node. The issue I am having is that if the user selects a node and then clicks the node again, no OnAfterSelect event is triggered. I figure this is the way it is supposed to work but would like to work around this. Has anybody had this issue and found a way to work around it? I thought I could monitor OnMouseUp events and see if the left mouse button is clicked on the selected node and then call OnAfterSelect from with in OnMouseUp. This creates a new issue of when you actually do select another node, now OnAfterSelect gets called twice (once for the select and once for the mouse up event). Oh and in case your wondering, I'm pretty sure the OnAfterSelect event is fired before the OnMouseUp event. A snipet of my code is shown below: protected override void OnAfterSelect(TreeViewEventArgs tvea) { base.OnAfterSelect(tvea); ... do really cool stuff when node is selected! ... } protected override void OnMouseUp(MouseEventArgs mea) { base.OnMouseUp(mea); if (mea.Button == MouseButtons.Left) { TreeNode node = GetNodeAt(mea.X, mea.Y); if (node == this.SelectedNode) { OnAfterSelect(new TreeViewEventArgs(this.SelectedNode)); } } } Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89563
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    - Usage of .net class lib in a windows service Hi, I'm developing a windows service with c#. Now I'm trying to use a .net class library (dll) to include. For this I added the dll to my references. But unfortunately if i run the service i got always this error: File or assembly name "myClassLibrary", or one of its dependencies, was not found. Does someone knows where i have to place my dll that it could be found by my windows service. I already tryied to place it in the System32 folder and also in the same folder as the windows service is. But without any success. :( Thank you for your help! Best Regards, Michael ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! >100,000 Newsgroups ---= East/West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =--- Tag: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service Tag: 89562
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I have a .NET DLL that has a shell command that maps a network drive.
When I call this dll from a windows program, it works great. When I
call the same dll from a windows service, the shell command does not
execute. It doesn't produce an exception.
Anyone seen anything like this before?

Thanks,
Jeff

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Re: Shell command not working from a DLL called from a windows service by Chris,

Chris,
Fri Jan 07 17:09:25 CST 2005

I haven't seen this but just wanted to throw in a thought. Are you sure
that the user that the service is acting under has rights to do the mapping?

Chris

"Jeff" <jeff.washburn@tevaneuro.com> wrote in message
news:1105132045.220052.283780@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
>I have a .NET DLL that has a shell command that maps a network drive.
> When I call this dll from a windows program, it works great. When I
> call the same dll from a windows service, the shell command does not
> execute. It doesn't produce an exception.
> Anyone seen anything like this before?
>
> Thanks,
> Jeff
>

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