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    - disable .net autologin how can i stop .net from automatically logging in? as soon as i start my computer, even without launching outlook or msn messenger, i receive emails/messages. im on xp pro. tks in advance J Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 63033
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    - Config file. How can I add a config file to a windows forms project in Visual Strudio.NET. (for example, I have Application.exe project and I want to add new item (config file), Application.exe.config, to the project). It doesn't seem like there is a way to do so. I can do it by hand but I would also have to remember to put this file into the ..\bin\debug directory. Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 63032
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    - Hide forms from taskbar in Windows CE.NET v4.1 Hello! I'm using .net Compact Framework to write an application for Windows CE device. I know that .NET CF does not support MDI applications, only SDI. So, my problem is: when a new form is openned, it blocks the parent window, shows itself on the screen and in the PDA's taskbar, that is not good, because the user can navigate through the blocked parent windows (they redraw on demand, but do not respond the the events), and then he can be lost. Ok, I decided to hide parent windows before shoing the child one; but after destroying the child, the parent stays minimized and a user must click on taskbar app icon to bring the form on the PDA's screen. I would like to find a solution how to hide parent winows and make them restore their state after showing child dialog form. Is there any solusion? I tried to search on MSDN and inet, but no results... :( I use .NET CF 1.1, Windows CE. NET v4.1. Thank you! Alex Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 63026
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    - missing files When I do a windows maintaince check a problem appears, it reads : missing file C:\ProgramFiles\CommanFiles\InstallSheild\Professional\RunT ime\0701\Intel32\DotNetInstaller.exe. Cannot acess nessary file - mscoree.dll. When I do a search, the file comes up. How can I fix this problem? I'm running Windows ME Pent III. Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 63025
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    - HTTP class using same TCPIP session Having a problem where seperate classes using seperated instances of the HTTP class send the request over the same TCPIP session. WHen this occurs, seems that IIS accept the new request, but when the second request goes to respond, the IIS server at the TCPIP layer issues Resets. The problem i have a trace of shows that there was 5 seconds between the two threads timing of using the HTTP class. Is this a known bug, does anyone have a work around? Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 63020
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    - multi project solution > have to BUILD whole solution to see changes in a single project (DLL) I have this 58 project solution I maintained for 6 months now after taking over. Usually the advantage of having it broken down in many projects was, that i could just edit a single .cs file, than compile the project it is in. this would generate the appropriate DLL and i could just "reload" the current page of the application I was on, and see the changes take effect. Now after installing the app on a new machine, I noticed that after i make changes to a file in project, and build that project, and step through it with debugger, it does not see the changes and attempts to step on the lines as they were before my change. Until i run a BUILD on whole solution. i am suspecting that this might have something to do with my project refrences. Not exactly sure yet. TIA. Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 63017
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    - Multithread Winsock This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0016_01C3AEB8.81687D30 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi all I am a newbie to VB.NET hence I would like some help or pointers as to a = way of developing the following: A server which listens on a particular port for incoming client = connection. Upon receiving a connection the server starts to process data for that = client and sends it back. In terms of data it will be a connection to = Oracle, but for the purpose of this post it can be anything I.e. send = 1000 numbers back etc. Now=20 I would like multiple connections and multiple processes to begin for eg CLIENT 1 connects the server starts of the data preparation for CLIENT 1 CLIENT 2 Connects the server starts of the data preparation for CLIENT = 2 While the data is being prepared for CLIENT 2 CLIENT 1 data is ready and = is being sent to CLIENT 1. CLIENT 3 connects and data preparation starts for CLIENT 3 etc etc I would like this things to happen simultaneously and not parallel. hope it is clear I would appreciate any help=20 TIA N =20 ------=_NextPart_000_0016_01C3AEB8.81687D30 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 6.00.2800.1276" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>Hi all</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>I am a newbie to VB.NET hence I would like some help = or=20 pointers as to a way of developing the following:</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>A server which listens on a particular port for = incoming=20 client connection.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>Upon receiving a connection the server starts to = process data=20 for that client and sends it back.  In terms of data it will = be a=20 connection to Oracle, but for the purpose of this post it can be = anything=20 I.e. send 1000 numbers back etc.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>Now </FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>I would like multiple connections and multiple = processes to=20 begin for eg</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>CLIENT 1 connects the server starts of the data = preparation for CLIENT 1</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>CLIENT 2 Connects the server = starts   of the=20 data preparation for CLIENT 2</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>While the data is being prepared for CLIENT 2 = CLIENT 1=20 data is ready and is being sent to CLIENT 1.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>CLIENT 3 connects and data preparation starts for = CLIENT 3 etc=20 etc</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>I would like this things to happen simultaneously = and not=20 parallel.</FONT></DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>hope it is clear</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>I would appreciate any help </FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>TIA<BR>N  </FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2><BR></FONT> </DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_0016_01C3AEB8.81687D30-- Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 63016
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    - .Net Class Based Framework Hi, I new developer in .net. I doubt about .net resditributable. I have develop a application in .net. I distributed this application to many clients. This clients install my application in automatic form. For my Application work, I distributed .net framework, but it's necessary all .net framework, or only Base Framework class? An another question, Do the size of application develop in any language of .net it's the same? Thanks. MPAZ Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 63013
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    - Read a word document Hello please any idea how to read a formatted word (.doc) document using vb.net without loosing the format , also how to insert/add a formated word document into another word document with out loosing the format Thank You Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62998
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    - Printer Synchronization HI, I need to perform Synchronization of Requests to Printer. As the printing application is deployed on many App Servers. I would like to gain exclusive access or rather queue my requests serially. The Requirement: One Application Print job involves printing of multiple Word documents which involves opening them in Word automation objetc & then firing Printout for the same sequentially. The Fear: Because of Multiple App Servers performing similar tasks, i would like one print job(having multiple print requests) to be executed sequentially for each App Server. so that the printout doesnt come mixed up. you can think of a catalogue of items being printed, while the contents of the catalogue are different Word Documents & each catalogue request can comprise of many such print requests. As each App server can fire printing of the catalogue (composed of many different Word documents), i would like that the target printer should print out only one catalogue request at a time (i.e from one app server) while the next gets a chance when the first one is done) so that the print outs of the catalogues aren't mixed up.. Something like a Semaphore implementation is needed, currently i'm working on workarounds. Is there any proper way to accomplish this , using APIs, etc ??? I'm developing this component in VB.NET Kindly advise... Thanks in advance, Vijay Kumar Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62996
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    - unhooking events Hi, Does anyone know a way that I can unhook an event without passing the original event handler ? i.e I want to do like this: foreach(eventhandler in object.SomethingChanged) { object.SomethingChanged -= SomethingChanged(abc); } John Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62989
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    - unwiring events? Hi, Does anyone know a way that I can unhook an event without passing the original event handler ? i.e I want to do like this: foreach(eventhandler in object.SomethingChanged) { object.SomethingChanged -= SomethingChanged(abc); } John Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62988
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    - 1.1 Framework Upgrade Issues... I have just upgraded from VS.NET 2002/Framework 1.0 to VS.NET 2003/Framework 1.1 and migrated my current web dev project to VS.NET 2003/Framework 1.1 as well. On my local machine, this all seems to have gone well. However, after refreshing this same project on the ISP server that hosts my "production" version of said project, I am getting all sorts of bizarre errors. I am assuming this may due to the fact that my ISP is still running .NET Framework Version:1.0.3705.288 and my local version is 1.1. Anybody shed any light on this or point me to a place on Microsoft that has specific articles that might help me figure this out. Thanks, Tim Heffernan Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62987
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    - reducing size of .NET assembly file i have created a .NET assembly, and even in release mode, the size of the dll is over 1 megabyte. i have got ~15000 lines of code, and i do link to one or two lib files. any general advice as in to what i should be looking into for reducing (significantly) the size of the file? cheers, g. Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62986
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    - Caspol Issue I have compiled some codes under .Net framework 1.0 and run it on a PC with W2K/.Net framework 1.1. The application uses Internet Deployment, and Caspol was set correctly. However, the application couldn't see it. I have tested under different environmnts as follows: 1. W2K/.Net framework 1.0 (OK) 2. W2K/.Net framework 1.1 (FAILED) 3. WXP/.Net framework 1.0 (OK) 4. WXP/.Net framework 1.1 (OK) Any body knows how to fix this issue? Thanks Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62985
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    - install fails for .NET Framework 1.1 Doc Update Oct 2003 The installation of the .NET Framework 1.1 Documentation Update October 2003 (file NDP1.1-KB827821-X86-Enu.exe) fails. Visual Studio 2003 English is installed on the Windows XP PC. The .NET Framework SDK v1.1 Documentation is present. The error message is: The upgrade patch cannot be installed by the Windows Installer Service because the program to be upgraded may be missing, or the upgrade patch may update a different version of the program. Verify that the program to be upgraded exists on your computer and that you have the correct upgrade path. Is the upgrade already included? Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62980
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    - If there is some problem when migrate from PC to Embed chip Same as subject Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62975
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    - Read stream into structure from System.IO Hi, I encounter one problem about System.IO. I have a binary file that contains following structure, struct MyFormat { public sbyte Type; public sbyte[] Num; public sbyte Flag; public sbyte[] Name; } Question 1: How can I assign the length of Num to 5, such as "public sbyte[15] Num;" like C++? Question 2: How can I read this binary file into structure one by one? Thanks!! Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62969
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    - October 2003 .NET Framework SDK Documentation Update Hi, Is anybody here able to install the October 2003 SDK Documentation update available on this page: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=2EAEB501-C197-4892-9C50-8F6BE1B0D4E0&displaylang=en I got an error message saying that "The upgrade patch cannot be installed by the Windows Installer service because the program to be upgraded may be missing, or the updgrade patch may update a different version of the program. Verify that the program to be upgraded exists on your computer and that you have the correct upgrade patch." It's so strange since I have both .NET Framework SDK version 1.1. and MSDN April 2003 installed on my machine. Also, I use the same language (English) for both. Thanks. Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62967
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    - how to get cpu's id? Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62957
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    - System.IO.PathTooLongException Hi, (This is a repost - I posted this last week, but misspelled my email alias.) The documentation states that this "exception is thrown when a pathname or filename is longer than the system-defined maximum length". In my case, this max. length is 260 characters on WinXP. Is there any way to change this value? If not, are there any workarounds? Thanks, Donald Xie Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62954
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    - Problem installing .Net Framework SP2 I have 1.1 of the framework with SP1 already installed on my machine and am trying to install the .Net Framework Service Pack 2. I get this message: "The upgrade patch cannot be installed by the Windows Installer service because the program to be upgraded may be missing, or the upgrade patch may update a different version of the program. Verify that the program to be upgraded exists on your computer and that you have the correct upgrade patch." Tried it on another machine with just 1.1 on it with no service packs and still get the same message, I also have the compact framework SP1 installed. Bit lost in all the versions and service packs at the moment Derek Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62953
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    - XmlDocument read from Network Stream I have been using the following code (successfully) to read Xml formated text packets from a TCP stream. The output from the server stream consists of a sequence of well formed Xml documents written to the output stream. We are willing to pay $ to any expert (e.g. MVP) consultant who has to time to help us track down this problem. (we will discuss rates if you can prove your expertise, and problem solving approach). The code below is for the client that is reading the stream. All this worked well, as long as long delays were between each "packet". But when multiple packets are sent in quick succession, it is dropping packets. I have been trying to do this more "correctly" with using a XmlTextReader, but with no luck. E.g. XmlTextReader r = new XmlTextReader(); reader.MoveToContent(); string s = reader.ReadOuterXml(); dgram.Load(s); It basically hangs on the ReadOuterXml(); Here is the original "working" code: -------------------------------------------- private void OrchTalk() { int bytesRead = 0; XmlDocument dgram = new XmlDocument(); while (true) { byte[] buffer = new byte[1024]; // buffer for socket read stream bytesRead = 0; try { bytesRead = oStream.Read(buffer, 0, buffer.Length); } catch (Exception e) { if (stateCode == Common.stateCodes.shutdown) {break;} Tools.Debug(10, "OrchTalk: read error {0} ", e.ToString()); break; } if (bytesRead == 0) { if (this.stateCode == Common.stateCodes.shutdown) { Tools.Debug(10, "OrchTalk: Orchestrator died"); this.Disconnect(); return; } break; } else { string s = Tools.ByteToStr(buffer, 0); try { dgram.LoadXml(s); } catch (Exception e) { Tools.Debug(0, "OnReadComplete: {0} Runt packet: {1}", e.ToString(), s); } int endTime = Environment.TickCount; this.inPacket = dgram.DocumentElement; Tools.Debug(10, "packet: {0}", inPacket.OuterXml); this.Dispatch(); int startTime = (int)this.stats["start"]; int elapsed = endTime - startTime; this.stats["stop"] = endTime; this.stats["time"] = elapsed; this.stats["bytes"] = bytesRead; this.stats["packetText"] = inPacket.OuterXml; if (StationMaster.isConnected) { string outPacket = inPacket.OuterXml; FlashComm.itself.Send(outPacket); } } } this.Disconnect(); } Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62952
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    - race conditions caused by Thread.Abort I have been looking for ways to prevent asynchronous Thread.Abort calls from wreaking havoc in my code. I'm working on an assembly, implemented in Managed Extensions for C++, that makes unmanaged calls and often needs to free resources associated with those calls: bool allocated = false; try { ... // Allocate some resources in unmanaged code allocated = AllocateUnmanagedResources(); ... } __finally { // Only free resources if allocation was successful if (allocated) FreeUnmanagedResources(); } This code should work fine if the thread running it is not aborted. However, asynchronously aborting the thread can lead to two problems: - The ThreadAbortException can be thrown from inside the __finally block, causing the resources to be leaked. This possibility is noted in the Thread.Abort documentation. - The ThreadAbortException can be thrown after a successful call to AllocateUnmanagedResources but before the assignment to the boolean variable. In that case, the code in the __finally block isn't aware of the current state, so the resources are leaked. Both of these scenarios seem to be the result of deficiencies in the .NET Framework and/or CLR: 1) __finally blocks aren't guaranteed to run to completion 2) There doesn't seem to be a way to create an "unabortable" block of code. Obviously, this kind of feature could be abused (and would preclude the need for (1) above), but it seems necessary in order to allow clean- up code to know the state of the application. Anyway, I'm looking for ways to eliminate the race conditions described above. So far, the only solution I've found is to surround the whole block with a try/catch, and push the state variable assignment into unmanaged code (which can't be aborted): #pragma unmanaged // Error-checking ignored for clarity void AllocationWrapper(bool* pAllocated) { *pAllocated = AllocateUnmanagedResources(); } void DeallocationWrapper(bool* pAllocated) { if (*pAllocated) { FreeUnmanagedResources(); *pAllocated = false; } } #pragma managed bool allocated = false; try { try { ... AllocationWrapper(&allocated); ... } __finally { DeallocationWrapper(&allocated); } } catch (ThreadAbortException*) { DeallocationWrapper(&allocated); } Can anyone think of a cleaner way to remove the race conditions? Something in the language or framework I've missed? A configuration setting that magically disables Thread.Abort? Thanks... Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62950
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    - RunDll or remote activation needed In the .NET Framework Developer's Guide there is a page titled Building a Host application. Within this page there is a note: Unlike COM, remoting does not start the host or server application for you. This is an important difference between .NET remoting and remote activation in COM. I need this functionality. I need to be able to start a seperate win32 process and communicate with it. The trick is that there must not be any need for configuration files or such. I could approach the problem one of two ways. Either my client dll can reference the server exe (but referencing an exe is not allowed by the IDE). Or I can reference and execute a dll. The reason I want to reference it is to make sure that VS always puts a copy of it where I can find it, so I can execute it. Another possibility is to make the server app also a COM server and just register it that way, but this is not managed and VS will not register an exe this way. Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62948
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    - Accessing Form Controls From Threaded Delegate via Async Callbacks. I have a Form that hosts a control (used for visual feedback). From this form a Class is created. This Class has several events/delegates that are triggered by a Socket (which is a member of the class)'s Async Callbacks. [Eg OnConnected, etc ]. From within this delegate eg. OnConnected, OnReceivedData and OnClose I need a way to be able to provide visual feedback to the form. I setup an event/delegate on the Form and made it public so others could access it. A refernece to the Form was passed to the Class when it was created. However the minute i call Parent.Invoke (Parent.VisualMethod,......) the program hangs. Trapped inside a Try catch to catch any exceptions the program just hangs. I've stepped through the code and when I step into that line the program and debugger never come back. I've tried Control.Invoke, new DelegateMethod(parameters), Parent.VisualControl.Methodstoupdate Maybe there is something here I dont quite fully understand. Maybe there is something very simple that I'm missing. Or Maybe there is an alternate method of achieving my goal. Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62947
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    - host normal jscript or vbscript in .net I'd like to be able to run normal JScript or VBScript (not .Net) from inside a dotnet application, and let the script access certain object at least through COM. I don't want to use the jscript.net VsaEngine implementation because I need to compile and run ALOT of small bits of code and memory is an issue when you can't unload those emitted assemblies. Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62944
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    - working with TCP/IP I have a client server application where the client sends mouse movements and text to the server like "MVU 15" would move the mouse up 15 pixels and "CHAR a" would send an 'a' to the current application. The problem I am having is that when I try to send a string of chars I get multiple sends when I read from the TCP/IP stream for instance on one read I might get "CHAR aCH" then the next read I will get "AR bCH" which obviously breaks my code. I am using the following code to send the data --------------------------- System.IO.StreamWriter NStream; client = new System.Net.Sockets.TcpClient(); client.Connect(System.Net.IPAddress.Parse(strIPAddress),6254); NStream = new System.IO.StreamWriter(client.GetStream()); NStream.Write(s); NStream.Flush(); --------------------------- and the following to read the data --------------------------- skt = listener.AcceptSocket(); byte[] b = new byte[15]; res = skt.Receive(b); ---------------------------------------- I was thinking i will pad the data to 15 chars but it doesn't seem to be a problem for most things, but that might have been a result of the speed it was sent. Any ideas would be great. Thanks in advance, ~Logan Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62943
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    - pwdLastSet and other Active Directory Date types Has anyone been able to get the "date" properties (pwdLastSet, lastLogon, etc.) from Active Directory using JUST the native .Net tools (no com interop with activeds)? When I try to do that, I get strange results. Consider the following simple code: (for this a .Net reference is set to System.DirectoryServices) Private Function Test(ByVal sLDAPPath As String) Dim de As New DirectoryEntry(sLDAPPath) Dim sr As SearchResult Dim ds As New DirectorySearcher(de) Dim lTemp As Long ds.PropertiesToLoad.Add("pwdLastSet") ds.PropertiesToLoad.Add("lastLogon") sr = ds.FindOne If sr Is Nothing Then 'not found Else lTemp = sr.Properties.Item("pwdLastSet")(0) End If End Function With MY user ID, lTemp ends up with 127133852422713849. That's fine, I can use a DateTime.FromFileTime, but it comes back with a date that is about a day off from what I get back using the interop (not just the UTC time difference). I get similar results on other accounts (sometimes it is very close, other times it is WAY off. When I use the Microsoft sample "Active Directory Browser" (adsvw.exe) it shows this value should be 127133856717681145. Again, similar results on other accounts. Samples: above code adsvw.exe 127129877390570772 126626200214730160 126625284477162600 126625284477162600 (yes, this one comes out the SAME!!!) I know I can use something like this: Private Sub Test(ByVal sLDAPPath As String) Dim objUser As ActiveDs.IADsUser objUser = GetObject(sLDAPPath) Dim dt As Date = objUser.PasswordLastChanged() End Sub And it will work (as long as I referenced ActiveDS), but I do not really want to ship the Interop.ActiveDS.dll along (or use COM) for this. Anyone "been there, done that - solved it" that would share? Thanks! Jerry Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62939
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    - dictionary with multiple object under the same key Hi All, Is the a dictionary some place where multiple objects can be collected under one key ? like... dictionary.add( "a", "about" ); dictionary.add( "a", "after" ); Took a look at hashtable etc. and others but they don't support it. thanks, Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62937
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    - Input panel with more then one form Hi, If my application has two forms and the user needs to fill in some textboxes on each of then, how may inputpanels do I need. When I put one on the first form it works fine, but if I put one on the second form as well, exceptions occeur. If I need only one, how can I enable it from the second form? I'm using VB.NET to write a smartapplication. thanks, Eric Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62936
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    - Any suggestions to this notouch app issue? Hi I have developed a little windows forms wich is supposed to be deployed with NoTouch (smart client) technolgy. Since a nice GUI is essential for the app i have used transparency to give i at nice look. But then the framework wrap my nice gui in a standard form!! Look at this: http://pings.dk/notouchgui.jpg Any suggestions? I tried this.FormBorderStyle = System.Windows.Forms.FormBorderStyle.None; after the app has loaded. But i has no effect. I guess the framework is wrapping another application around my application. But WHY!. I cant be a security restrcitions since it does no harm to the client...(i guess?!?) Hope some have a suggstion to remove it (still using smart client tech...of course) Thx in reagards Anders, Denmark x-postet in microsoft.public.dotnet.framework, microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.windowsforms, microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62935
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    - Issue arbitrary DOS commands Is there a way to issue an arbitrary DOS commands and see the output? The commands will be entered by the user into a text box. I want to be able to handle commands like DIR, COPY, DELETE, etc. I know I could write the code for each of these commands, but I won't necessarily know all of the possible commands that will be issued. I would like to take the text that the user enters into the text box and issue that command as if the process were at a Windows Command prompt. I have looked at System.Diagnostics.Process and System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo but that only seems to handle executing programs, not necessarily issuing commands. Mark Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62933
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    - Databound Dropdownlist.... I have a databound dropdown list that is using a SQL database to pull an ID field (CVID) as the Value and a name field (ContractVehicle) as the Text. The dropdown populates perfectly from the database however when I attempt to submit the selection to the database using me.ddPMID.DataValueField I receive an error saying that string "CVID" cannot be converted to type integer. The Value field should contain integers as each of them are autonumbered by the database. The code I am using to populate the dropdownlist follows. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Dim connString As String = "server=192.168.25.245;uid=sa;pwd=nuts@sigcom!-1;Initial Catalog=SIGCOMproposal" Dim conn As SqlConnection = New SqlConnection(connString) Dim sql As String = "SELECT * FROM tblContractVehicle ORDER BY ContractVehicle" Dim da As SqlDataAdapter = New SqlDataAdapter(sql, conn) Dim ds As DataSet = New DataSet() da.Fill(ds, "tblContractVehicle") Dim dt As DataTable dt = ds.Tables(0) dt.DefaultView.Sort = "ContractVehicle" Me.ddCVID.DataSource = dt.DefaultView Me.ddCVID.DataTextField = "ContractVehicle" Me.ddCVID.DataValueField = "CVID" Me.ddCVID.DataBind() Me.ddCVID.Items.Insert(0, "--Select a Contract Vehicle--") Me.ddCVID.Items(0).Value = "0" conn.Close() Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62932
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    - Clearing the download cache on client machines Is there an elegant way to clear the download cache on a client machine? We are deploying a winforms browser and smart client application. Recently we made a mistake with versioning (we release a version with a very large number), and now our internal clients can't download a newer version. Since this is still in house we can install gacutil on people's machines and get it to clear the cache. But this got me thinking, what could we do if this happened with an internet deployed version of application? How does a normal end-user clear their download cache? We can't ask an end-user to install a utility, that would violate the entire purpose of creating a smart-client that runs at the internet trust level. We clearly can't get people to install gacutil. Any idea what to do? Mark Levison "in smart client deployment heck" Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62929
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    - Getting a list of Roles a user belongs to using Windows Security Principal Hi I have created a windows application in .NET using C# here is the Code Snipp public static void Main() { ... // Tell the CLR to use Windows security AppDomain.CurrentDomain.SetPrincipalPolicy( PrincipalPolicy.WindowsPrincipal); // Get the current principal object WindowsPrincipal prin = (WindowsPrincipal) Thread.CurrentPrincipal; // Determine whether the user is an admin Boolean fAdmin = prin.IsInRole(WindowsBuiltInRole.Administrator); Console.WriteLine("Administrator:" + fAdmin); } As you can see I can determine if the current user belongs to Adminstartor, but is there a method where I can get the list of Roles that a particualr use belongs to. Moreover what is the String equivalent of WindowsBuiltInRole.Administrator so that I can use that string in the method WindowsPrincipal.IsInRole(String); voeivk Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62927
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    - Asynchronous socket problem w/datagrid Hi All -- I am new to VB.Net so bear with me. I have an application where I need to connect to a remote tcp port synchronously, and then asynchronously wait for a data stream to come from the connection. As data comes in, I want to parse it and add it to a DataSet, to be displayed in a Windows Form Datagrid. To test the idea without fooling with the dataset/datagrid, I wrote my raw asynchronous response to a TextBox using a Receive/ReceiveCallback function pair, as per the MS examples. This works fine with no UI problems. Now that I have added the DataGrid into the mix, any time I do anything (click, scroll, select a cell, resize column) to the UI of the datagrid, it seems like the IO is blocking and the application freezes until some data gets passed and/or the MS Gods are satisfied. I'm not sure what's going on. If I turn off the I/O, the datagrid acts fine. If I don't try to populate the datagrid from my ReceiveCallback function, but rather with static data on Form_Load, that works fine too. When I combine the datagrid with the updates from ReceiveCallback, it gets stuck. Any help appreciated. Thanks, Dave Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62925
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    - Interacting with a service? Hey, I'm trying to build a component that satisfies the following properties: 1) only one component is ever created and it maintains its state 2) it can be accessed by any thread on the local machine simultaneously (I will do the synchronization myself since I want read/write locks) 3) the component is never deleted 4) I need to call some of its methods It seems like component services are the way to go (or maybe Windows services?) but I can't figure out how to keep the component alive without using JITA. And if I use JITA, synchronization is done for me. And if I use a Windows service, I don't seem to be able to call methods on it. Any suggestions of resources or ideas I can investigate? Thanks in advance. Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62921
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    - overriding operator* in managed c++ is it possible? i see one can override operator+ with op_increment, is there an equivalent for operator*, or has it depreciated for being unsafe? cheers, g. Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62918
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    - ISerializable and SerializableAttribute confusion Hi ! This question was discussed once, but the subject is still unclear: According to Jeffrey Richter article (http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/02/04/net/default.aspx) one can't serialize the type without declaring it with SerializableAttribute. At the same time, we have to impalement ISerializable if we need some custom serialization. In addition, we find the following in MSDN: "Apply the SerializableAttribute attribute even if the class also implements the ISerializable interface to control the serialization process." (http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpref/html/frlrfSystemSerializableAttributeClassTopic.asp). From all this it can be concluded that ISerializable and SerializableAttribute are not intended to be used one instead of other, but in addition (if needed). However, in Marshal-By-Value Objects section (http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpguide/html/cpconremotableobjects.asp) I find the following: "Marshal-by-value (MBV) objects declare their serialization rules (either by implementing ISerializable to implement their own serialization, or by being decorated with SerializableAttribute, which tells the system to serialize the object automatically)" The "or" there at the middle confuses me... Thanks for clarification. Jean Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62913
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    - .net equivalent for 'Microsoft Web Browser' com object Is there a .net component which allows me to have a browser object in my vb project ? All it should do is display html files, allow me to navigate to a page, and allow 'next' and 'previous'. Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62910
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    - How to intercept outgoing mail from MS exchange server Hi! Does anybody know if it is possible to implement functionality like MS Exchange Connector gateway using C# code and dotnet. A would like to catch messages outgoing from MS Exchange server with particular email address mask and send them out using proprietary communication sistem since these are virtual email addresses that are not really connected to internet. Any advice is welcome. Thanks, Brane Tag: separating Machine.config into Named Assemblies' configs Tag: 62906
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I have a suggestion for the Framework guys:

It would be nice to have a "default config" similar to Machine.config that
can more easily be deployed than merging my "default.config" with the
machine's machine.config

For instance, I'd like to add some deafult settings for my class library...
only way to do that is to either embed my default settings in the
machine.config or somehow encourage the users of the library to merge my
config into theirs... not very graceful...

I suggest moving to a more broken up format, whereas each Assembly's
FullName gets a config file:
System.Web, Version=1.1.4322, PublicKeyToken=XXXXXXXX.config
System.Web.Services, Version=1.1.4322, PublicKeyToken=XXXXXXX.config

and so forth, then I can do mine without merging:

Ensoft.DataComponents, Version=1.0.1000, PublicKeyToken=XXXXXXX.config

i still like the machine.config idea, but its become just like the
registry... one big area that could easily become corrupt through just one
bad character. Anyhow, thats my suggestion... maybe we'll see it in
Framework 2.0? I can only dream!

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Eric Newton
C#/ASP Application Developer
http://ensoft-software.com/
eric@cc.ensoft-software.com [remove the first "CC."]

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