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    - Urgent :"Your Account will Expire within N Days". Urgent :"Your Account will Expire within N Days". Here "N" is the number of days from which this message starts popping,I need to fetch this information from the active directory, please provide me details in solving this issue ? Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119727
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    - ADSI Problem Hi Can anyone tell me how I can check the status of an account in Active Directory using C#. I mean, I need to know whether, Account is locked, Password expired or Password needs to be changed at next logon, etc. The problem is that in all these cases, .Net throws a generic exception and there is no way for me to know what was the exact cause of the error. This is a little urgent. Thanks in advance Vikas Manghani Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119726
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    - friend class in c# I would like to know in c# if there is any way to have 'friend' class just like in C++. I know there is the 'internal' keyword, but this will allow access to all the classes of the assembly and I want to allow access only to a specific class. if No what is the reason? Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119724
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    - Loading an assembly from a stream Is there a way to load an assembly from a stream instead of from the file system? The static methods in System.Assembly.Reflection don't support anything other than file names or assembly names as a source for the various Load methods. TIA Henning. Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119714
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    - .net 2.0 system.web dll Can anyone tell me what dll file contains the system.web namespace in .net version 2? The only thing I can reference is the v1.1 system.web.dll. Thanks, Jim Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119712
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    - Copying to clipboard using Ctrl-C or Clipboard.SetText What is the difference between copying to the clipboard using Ctrl-C and Clipboard.SetText? When I use Ctrl-C I get line feeds as I expect. When I copy to the clipboard using SetText I just see little boxes (which I am assuming is the carriage return or line feed). I am trying to copy text from a RichTextBox control to the clipboard. Thank you. Kevin Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119707
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    - .NET C++ SMTP question I have been asked to do the following: Create an application that will take an e-mail address entered by the user into a field and, once a button is clicked, will take that e-mail address and check it against the mail server for that address using SMTP to determine if it's a valid or invalid mailbox. Can anyone suggest a resource for doing the SMTP checking? Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119705
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    - The given path's format is not supported. I have a web page where a user can upload a .pdf document. When I test it on my machine and also from the live site, it allows me to upload a document fine. When a co-worker tries to use it, he gets System.NotSupportedException: The given path's format is not supported. When I try to upload the same document, no problems. Anyone know what the problem might be? Thanks. Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119703
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    - window.close problem Hi! On this URL is the example of my problem.... http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=RedirectAct&fcategoryid=313&modelid=9429&URL=http://www.usa.canon.com:80/consumer/controller?act=SecondRedirectAct&nav=second&fileURL=/app/pdf/slr/Rebel_brochure.pdf&type=DNLD As it loads, it starts to process the script and then comes to window.close that shows the dialog box asking user if it should close the browser window. Since I am using IE as control in .net 2.0 and using some extension to it found on codeproject site, I want to handle all browser UI with my dialogs, but unfortunately event that is supposed to be firing doesn't fire. It is WindowClosing event, that even has cancel parameter. My ideas: 1. find out if there is some hidden property inside Internet Explorer registry that would default the dialog box to yes or to no (no success there) 2. find if there is a way to use Navigate() to the url, then use some event that is fired after the document is loaded but before the script runs (no success there either) 3. make local proxy server that would filter out window.close from the script Am I missing something, please advise. Thx Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119702
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    - Finally, handling resizes and and MDI's scrollbar. Been trying to figure out how to resize forms indside an MDI Form, when the form itself is resized dynamically, to maximize and anchors do not help. The problem was getting the size of the scrollbars, and effecting the resize at the right time. For me, the answer was finding the MDIClient and AddHandlering its Layout event. MDIClient is the client area inside the MDI form, in my case, without a scrollbar, MDIClient.ClientRectangle.Width was 4 less the MDI.Rectangle.Width (must be two pixels for each of the MDI's borders). With a scrollbar it jumped to 20 (likely the scrollbar is 16 pixels wide). Getting the MDIClient (as found in the newsgroups) is done with a ForEach cycling through all controls in the MDI's control collection and finding the one with the type MDIClient. Should probably be index of 0, unless the user makes it an MDI in the code after other controls are added. The second thing was handling those scrollbars. That is done by the MDIClient's layout event, at which time, the scrollbars et al have been taken into account. Since the MDIClient is not there right away, the Handler must be refered to in the code. The declaration of the MDIClient's Layout event is the same as the MDI's Layout event. B. Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119701
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    - Problems with ASP.Net 2.0 and JavaScript OK, Im working with a DataList in .Net 2.0, the code shows the list when the query has executed. I have the page feature in its own div and display:none so its not visible until the list shows. Ive written javascript in ASP.Net to show the DIV. The code is as follows: jScript = "<script LANGUAGE=""javascript"">" & vbNewLine jScript = jScript & "function ToggleDiv(id){" & vbNewLine jScript = jScript & "var elem = document.getElementById(id);" & vbNewLine jScript = jScript & "if (elem)" & vbNewLine jScript = jScript & "{" & vbNewLine jScript = jScript & " if (elem.style.display != 'block')" & vbNewLine jScript = jScript & " {" & vbNewLine jScript = jScript & " elem.style.display = 'block';" & vbNewLine jScript = jScript & " elem.style.visibility = 'visible';" & vbNewLine jScript = jScript & " }" & vbNewLine jScript = jScript & " else" & vbNewLine jScript = jScript & " {" & vbNewLine jScript = jScript & " elem.style.display = 'none';" & vbNewLine jScript = jScript & " elem.style.visibility = 'hidden';" & vbNewLine jScript = jScript & " }" & vbNewLine jScript = jScript & " }" & vbNewLine jScript = jScript & "}" & vbNewLine jScript = jScript & "ToggleDiv('Page_Div');" & vbNewLine jScript = jScript & "</sc" & "ript>" Response.Write(jScript) I dont get any errors, but the javascript doesn't execute either. Anyone have any ideas? Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119700
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    - Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Configuration OK, I have done a .NET 2.0 Framework install and under the Administrative Tools I am not getting the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Configuration application. I looked for any MSC files in the V2.0.50727 directory and nothing exists. We are installing the .NET 2.0 Framework as part of our application. Why is this tool missing and how do I get it back? Our customers may need to reconfigure some of the settings this provides. Thanks, Eric Renken Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119695
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    - Fingerprint API Ok, this seems like a no brainer but I've seen almost nothing about. Pocket PC's can be purchased with fingerprint readers for security purposes. Surely this functionality could be packaged into and API and integrated with Windows Authentication. I know my users would be well served by logging in with a fingerprint scan rather than tapping out a secure password into the SIP. Bill Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119693
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    - BinaryFormatter serialization size. How can I determine the size of the data that a BinaryFormatter will produce when serializing an object? I basically want to know how many bytes an object with SerializableAttribute will produce if it is serialized to a stream. -- ----------------------------------- Ken Varn Senior Software Engineer Diebold Inc. EmailID = varnk Domain = Diebold.com ----------------------------------- Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119688
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    - xsd.exe and Enums Hallo, I have used the xsd.exe tool a year ago (version 1.1.4322.2032) to generate a vb class to serialize xml. All string enums in the xml are availible in the vb code as strings. If I use the same tool today the code is different to that a year ago - especially the enums are different. Now I get Integer values for enums which are strings. I have to use .ToString to get the string value. Why ist that different? regards Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119687
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    - How to write in registry under limited user account Is it possible to write information in HKLM\Software\MyApplication when under limited user account ? I tried use "System.Security.Permissions.RegistryPermission" but it doesn't work. Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119683
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    - How to package Windows Form application How to package Windows Form application to be installed further with Windows Installer? What are practically steps? What should I do? Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119678
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    - System.Version Hi All, I've searched the documentation and Google for an answer to this but to no avail. It seems that System.Version does not serialize to XML. I checked the documentation and this type is flagged as being Serializable, it has a default parameterless constructor, and I'm pretty sure it can be binarily serialized without a problem. On my example class I have a field as follows: Public MyVersion As System.Version I initialise this to a new System.Version(5,5,5,5) before serializing. After serializing it to an XML file using the XMLSerializer class all I get in my XML doc is "<MyVersion />" - this seems to imply that none of the fields in the System.Version class can be serialized into XML? Can anyone confirm this? Thanks, Alex Clark Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119677
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    - framework and 64bits Hi, I need to run a visual net 2002 program in XP pro 64 bits, so: I think Framework 1.xxx can not be use over a XP Pro 64 bits, Right? I wonder if it is possible to run a Visual net 2002 program on a XP Pro 64 bits with framework 2.0?. Thanks, Jaime Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119672
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    - Cannot attach to vb6 process with framework 2.0 installed I used to be able to attach a VB6 process through my Visual Studio 2003 environment until I installed Visual Studio 2005 on the same machine. The problem is with .Net Framework 2.0, as if I remove the 2.0 version of the Framework and just run with the 1.1 version it works fine. Does anyone know how to resolve this as I develop solutions with 2005 and 2003. Thanks... Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119669
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    - Blocking memorystream, does it exists? Hi I'm looking for something like a blocking memorystream, ie. a memorystream that will block any further writes when the internal buffer is full, until data is read. What I want to do, it to apply some conversion to an XML file when I read it, and then right away (in another thread) read the converted stream using an xmltextreader. TIA Søren Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119668
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    - DataGriDView Programm, Help Hi, How can I accept the changing of datagridview. I have a column used as CheckBoxColumn, when I cilck one cell in this column, I want to know the cell's value (true or false), but i found that everytime I use: dgv.Rows[e.RowIndex].Cells[e.ColumnIndex].Value in CellClick event, it always show the inital value, ( if checked at first, always true even I clicked and uncheck it, dgv.Rows[e.RowIndex].Cells[e.ColumnIndex].Value still is true), how I let DGV accept the changing. ( after I uncheck it, dgv.Rows[e.RowIndex].Cells[e.ColumnIndex].Value is FALSE, not TRUE) Thanks Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119666
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    - Windows service not starting at boot time Hello: I'm currently developing a windows service, and in OnStart i launch a couple of threads to do some work. When i start it manually everything goes fine, but at start up the service just timeout. I have added all the dependencies i thought could be used by the service, included eventlog, rpc, sqlserver. Is there any way to get the service dependencies all? Or is there any detailed log of what is going on on startup? The timeout message in eventlog says nothing about the cause. Any ideas would be apreciated, thanks Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119661
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    - Async Sockets, pinned objects and .NET 2.0 Hi, I am migrating an application from .NET 1.1 to .NET 2.0. It is a network application that use asynchronous sockets intensively (with more than 300 active connections on average) With .NET 1.1 I had problems because the buffers used in the BeginReceive and BeginSend calls were pinned and prevented the heap to be compacted by the GC. I managed to solve this problem by allocating the buffers at the application start up using a buffer pool. Now, in the same application, compiled with .NET 2.0 the heap is heavily fragmented. I can see with perfmon that the pinned objects counter is about 4 times the number of pending asynchronous calls (it was exactly equal in .Net 1.1), so it seems that .NET 2.0 pins 4 objects for each asynchronous socket call instead of pinning only the buffer. This make senseless the approach of using a buffer pool (I get the same memory footprint in .NET 2.0 using the buffer pool or not using it). And the improvements done in .NET 2.0 in managing pinned objects are not good enough, so the situation became worse. Am I wrong with this conclusion? If not, Is there any workaround for this? or a way I can do that the asynchronous socket calls pins only the sending/receiving buffer? What other objects is .NET 2.0 pinning in the asyn socket calls? Thanks Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119659
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    - GOTO definition metadata question Hi When I goto definistion on methods in other assemblies in VS2005 it shows me the metadata of the precompiled DLL. I want it to move the specific file which is in the project in my solution. References are fine everything great but it just wont goto the file instead of DLL Any ideas? tia Rob Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119657
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    - Hashtable.Add fails Hi all, I want to assign a new key value to my hash table (okay, I use the Specialized.NameValueCollection, but this collection is based again on the HashTable). When the key already exists, then the value of the key shall be replaced. That's why I use the Add method which also replaces key values instead of Insert which fires exceptions when a key already exist. Now, I've got a very strange exception: ----SNIP---- System.ArgumentException: Das Element wurde bereits hinzugefÃ¼gt. SchlÃ¼ssel im WÃ¶rterbuch: "color_anchor_NavHeader2_all" HinzuzufÃ¼gender SchlÃ¼ssel: "color_anchor_NavHeader2_all" at System.Collections.Hashtable.Insert(Object key, Object nvalue, Boolean add) at System.Collections.Hashtable.Add(Object key, Object value) at System.Collections.Specialized.NameObjectCollectionBase.BaseAdd(String name, Object value) at System.Collections.Specialized.NameObjectCollectionBase.BaseSet(String name, Object value) at System.Collections.Specialized.NameValueCollection.Set(String name, String value) at System.Collections.Specialized.NameValueCollection.set_Item(String name, String value) at BOMAG.CorporateWebSite.DealerCustomizing.LoadDealerConfigurationSetting(String propertyName, DealerLookupModes dealerLookupMode) at _ASP.style_aspx.__Render__control1(HtmlTextWriter __output, Control parameterContainer) at System.Web.UI.Control.RenderChildren(HtmlTextWriter writer) at System.Web.UI.Control.Render(HtmlTextWriter writer) at System.Web.UI.Control.RenderControl(HtmlTextWriter writer) at System.Web.UI.Page.ProcessRequestMain() ----/SNIP---- The add method is called, it identifies the key as missing and that's why it calls the Insert method internally. Then, the Insert method wants to insert the key - but by whatever reason, the insert fails because the key already exist. Somewhere between the execution of the IF in the Add method and the key-insertion in Insert, the key must have been created. So, I can only imaging that another process (very normal for web solutions) might be more fast and inserted the key value in the meanwhile. Is this a bug or is it a feature? Thanks for any advise! Regards Jochen Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119643
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    - Windows Form Level Exception Is there anything similar to "Error" event of System.Web.UI.Page of Webforms in a Windows Forms?? I want to catch all errors occured in a windows form? I already know there is Application.ThreadException but that is on application level. - angi Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119642
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    - VSS and Windows Firewall Hi, What would I need to do to make VSS2005 and Windows Firewall work in harmony? I already have File and print sharing ticked in firewall, but still only works if firewall is turned off Thanks Jared Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119639
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    - deveop custom control for .net 2002/2005 I want to develop a custom control , and let .net programmer use it. Who can give me a sample,or some articles? Thanks. Regards, http://www.51mcu.net Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119637
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    - XP Pro x64 and McAfee Antivirus? Hi, all: I installed McAfee Antivirus 8.0 in my new PC (Pre-installed with Windows XP Pro x64 Edition). Yet the security center still reminds me that the computer hasn't any anti-virus software installed. Quite strange. Any1 has had the same experience? And any way out? Thanks in advance, johny Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119636
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    - Serializing object properties as CDATA using XMLSerializer Hey, Thanks in advanced. Could someone tell me how to serialize an objects property as CDATA. I currently have a properly as follows which creates the XML Element just fine, however, I don't know how to specify that the long description should be wrapped with CDATA. I have seen in multiple places on the web that this is suppose to be included out of the box in .NET 2.0 and I see a work around for .NET 1.1 at http://geekswithblogs.net/cmartin/archive/2005/11/30/61705.aspx. Since I am using .NET 2.0 I would like to use the out of box functionality if it does exist. [XmlElement("long")] public string LongDescription { get { return _long; } set { _long = value; } } Thanks, Tom Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119632
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    - Install to other partition than system ? Hi, is there a way to install the dotNetFx versions 1 & 2 on another partition than system one ? I Try to only have strict XP on that system partition to keep it as small as possible. TIA !!! Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119624
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    - Help with registering AssemblyResolve event I am writing an application that uses a set of library assembly dlls that are located in a command line passed location. Originally, I tried to solve this problem by creating an AssemblyResolve handler and registering it very early in hte main function. The problem is that the application actually uses some of these assemblies. In particular, one of the classes (named MainWindow) derives from a class in the library. If the runtime attempts to create a MainWindow before the handler is loaded, then I have a problem. Fair enough. However, the way I understand the JIT, I thought it would not attempt to load dependent libraries until the class is used or a static call is made on that class. I made a seperate "Launcher" class that the main funciton and the handler, but I am still failing to resolve the assembly before I even reach my main function. I am reasonably certain that if I wrote an entire launcher assembly then this method would work, but I'm hoping there's a "cleaner" way to fix this problem. Has anyone ever run into this problem? Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119619
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    - Pointless IL instructions? I've got a simple console app which just assigns 6 to an int and prints out the value. The IL looks like: .method public static void Main() cil managed { .entrypoint .custom instance void [mscorlib]System.STAThreadAttribute::.ctor() = ( 01 00 00 00 ) // Code size 12 (0xc) .maxstack 1 .locals init ([0] int32 x) IL_0000: nop IL_0001: ldc.i4.6 IL_0002: stloc.0 IL_0003: ldloc.0 IL_0004: call void [mscorlib]System.Console::Write(int32) IL_0009: nop IL_000a: nop IL_000b: ret } // end of method Module1::Main What is the point of these: IL_0002: stloc.0 IL_0003: ldloc.0 Why store something in a variable just to put the exact thing right back on the stack where it was? The proper value was on the stack before that anway, right? Couldn't these two lines be taken out? -Ben Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119610
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    - What account permissions are required for HttpListener.Start()? With least-privilege user account (LUA) HttpListenr.Start() throws an HttpListenerException with ErrorCode == 5 (ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED). This does not occur when the user is a member of the Administrators group. There's no mention of what privileges the current users requires in order to use this method in the documentation for this method. What permissions must be granted to a user account in order to call this method? In a more general sense, where can we find user account access permission requirements for all .NET framework methods? -- http://www.peterRitchie.com/blog/ Microsoft MVP, Visual Developer - Visual C# Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119607
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    - Gui threads (STA) and calling WMI Posting an issue for a colleague: They are having an issue w/ making WMI calls from a gui thread. Gui threads need to be on the STA and there is some speculation that WMI calls need to be on the MTA, how to mix both? ... The application is hanging on exit. When they break into the debugger, the thread on which it is stuck is in a 'WaitOne' call. The call stack is: mscorlib.dll!System.Threading.WaitHandle.WaitOne() + 0x57 bytes system.management.dll!System.Management.MTAHelper.WorkerThread() + 0x25 bytes I searched around a bit on the web, and found this article: http://discuss.develop.com/archives/wa.exe?A2=ind0306b&L=dotnet-clr&T=0&F=&S=&P=3961 It seems to imply that threads that make WMI calls must be MTA. And, Paul thinks that GUI threads must be STA. Many .NET controls are just wrappers on COM controls, which would seem to imply they must be STA. But, what about threads that are both GUI threads and make WMI calls? Or are both GUI threads and make MTA-COM calls? They can't be both MTA and STA... Any thoughts? Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119606
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    - Testing Frameworks I have both .NET Framework 1.1 and 2.0 installed on my machine. I wrote an program that I'd like to test against both versions of the Framework. The program is a Windows Form executable that was written against .NET 1.1 How do I select the version of the Framework that the program uses when launching? Thanks, Jon Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119603
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    - Registered JIT debugger is not available Hi all, I need to manage some numerous stuffs in an Active Directory running on W2003 server SP1. I decide to write some VB.Net programs, and i installed .Net run-time 1.1 (version 1.1.4322.573) and Snippet Compiler v2.0.7.1 (www.sliver.com). When running the first program, i get this error message : "Registered JIT debugger is not available. An attempt to launch a jit debugger with the following command resulted in an error code of 0x2(2). Please check the computer settings. cordbg.exe !a 0xb24" Can any body help me ? Thanks a lot, Michel Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119601
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    - Unbox IL instruction question Hi, I'm referring to: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.reflection.emit.opcodes.unbox.aspx There's a lot of stuff here that doesn't make sense to me. This page states: A value type has two separate representations within the Common Language Infrastructure (CLI): A 'raw' form used when a value type is embedded within another object. A 'boxed' form, where the data in the value type is wrapped (boxed) into an object so it can exist as an independent entity. The unbox instruction converts the object reference (type O), the boxed representation of a value type, to a value type pointer (a managed pointer, type &), its unboxed form. The supplied value type (valType) is a metadata token indicating the type of value type contained within the boxed object. Unlike Box, which is required to make a copy of a value type for use in the object, unbox is not required to copy the value type from the object. Typically it simply computes the address of the value type that is already present inside of the boxed object. ________________ Now a few things: It mentions an "object reference" and a "value type pointer." What is the difference here? Aren't they both pointers? An object reference is an address where an object lives, correct? A value type pointer is what then? A pointer? A pointer is also an address where something (perhaps an object) lives, right? What to type O and type & refer to? Another question: "unbox is not required to copy the value type from the object. Typically it simply computes the address of the value type that is already present inside of the boxed object." It seems then that unbox which is supposed to return a value type is simply returning a pointer to what is inside the box. I thought value types were very simple: they contain only the actual data you're using. If you push the integer 6 on the stack, you don't deal with addresses at all, you simply put a 6 on the stack. right? so why is this unbox instruction able to avoid copying from the box and just return a pointer to what's in the box? Isn't that the exact same situation we were in when it was a boxed object? Thanks... -Ben Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119598
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    - How do you get around this? Sorry for the stupid question, but I've been there and done that. Just that just now I have forgotten it for the moment. It happens when you're in a totally different rut of thought. Bail me out here. Just to quote an example: static void Main(string[] args) { Console.WriteLine((new Class1()).SomeMethod((Object)19)); } public int SomeMethod(System.Object obj) { if (obj == null) throw new System.Exception("The argument is null."); if ((int)obj >= 10) return (int)obj; } Error: Class1.cs(13): 'Exception.Class1.SomeMethod(object)': not all code paths return a value How do you get out of this? Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119592
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    - Identifying UserName and password used Hi All, I'm hosting WSE 3.0 SoapService based web service, which uses Basic authentication. Since, it's implemented from SoapService, a receiver function receives the soapenvelope. Client posts the soapenvelope using HTTP POST method. How can I get the username and password used by the client? What will happen if my web service is set to anonymous access enabled and a user credential is passed along with the HTTP POST method? TIA, Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119591
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    - DB Performance I have to use large volume SQL DB. My Table name is 'Customer' and has 52 fields with heavy data. Which SQL command is more fast? & why? 1. SELECT COUNT (*) FROM Customer WHERE CustId = '1212322321313'; 2. SELECT COUNT ( CustId ) FROM Customer WHERE CustId = '1212322321313'; Thanx Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119590
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    - backup with gbak Hi all, I have an windows application using firebird db. I want to backup my db with gbak. Is there any way except this: System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("pathof gbak.exe"," -v -t -user SYSDBA -password masterkey c:/MYDB.fdb c:/backup/MYDB.fbk"); Any Help, Thanks. Tag: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? Tag: 119583
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I which to detect in my code if compilation has debug enabled ?
I would different behaviours according to the compilation type.

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Re: asp.net: how do I detect if debug mode is true or false ? by Shahzad

Shahzad
Fri Jul 28 08:55:30 CDT 2006

You can check using code like

#If Debug = False Then
Me.Text = ""
#End If)

Shahzad Godil
Karachi-Pakistan

"zolof" <zolof@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6A6CE151-D801-4BE7-BAB4-5D7A05BD6B8F@microsoft.com...
>I which to detect in my code if compilation has debug enabled ?
> I would different behaviours according to the compilation type.

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