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    - Clickonce Publish: How to do it on comamnd line - MSBuild? After several hours reading up on Clickonce and hacking away, I was able to get our (complex) application running from a remote network shared folder. VERY cool. I used Visual Studio 2005 to reate the application and deployment manifests, etc., using it's "Publish" feature from within the IDE. We already use MSBuild and devenv on the command line to automate our project builds, and I need to do the same for building the clickonce publishing. I understand that I can use mage.exe, but seeing how much functionality is already in the existing microsoft MSBuild tasks for this, I'm betting that Visual studio is already using MSBuild every time the publish function is run from the IDE. Can anyone tell me if this is something wothwhile persuing, and if so, is there any doc out there that could help with this? Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109954
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    - Embedding .exe.config as a Win32 Resource I have both a .exe.config and a .exe.manifest file and both work fine as files. I would like to embed both files as a Win32 resource. I am able to do this with the .exe.manifest file by referencing it in the .res file with RT_MANIFEST (24). But how is it possible to do this with the .exe.config file? I know it is possible because of this MSDN comment: ---------------------------- http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/sbscs/setup/application_configuration_files.asp Application configuration files must be installed in the same location as the application's application manifest. Application configuration files and application manifests can be installed in two locations: * In the same folder as the application's executable file. * As a resource in the application's EXE file or DLL file. ---------------------------- If I attempt to use RT_MANIFEST file with the .exe.config file, it seems to be ignored. If I use the same resource id as the .exe.manifest then I get a duplicate resource error. Any input appreciated. Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109953
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    - vb.net and c# Is there anything that C# can do it and Vb.Net Can't ? I am a VB6 programmer, and I want to study the VB.Net. But I am confused with Vb.Net and C#. any suggestion for me? Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109949
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    - CLR and accessible features Hi all, I was reading about MSIL and i came to know that there are some features of CLR that can be only accessed by programming in IL. I want to know what are these features which cannot be accessed by languages like c# or vb.net Thanks pradeep_tp Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109931
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    - NET2: Bug in TableAdapter Query Code Generator There appears to be a bug in the code which (re)generates the command text for queries returning a table field in .NET 2. 1) Create an sql table 2) Create a TableAdapter for the the table in #1 3) Create a query in the TableAdapter in #2 which returns a single value whose value is a field in the sql table 4) Add a new field to the sql table in #1 5) Configure the TableAdapter in #2 to add the field added in #4 6) Examine in the code for the single value query in #3 (on my system, the single field is replaced by a list of all the fields defined in the TableAdapter) - Mark Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109928
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    - Problem with .NET 2.0 with Visual Studio.net 2003 I have installed .NET 2.0 framework recently and getting a crash problem when I tried to debug a mixed code(managed and unmanaged) application by enabling "Mixed" in the debugging properties of the visual studio.net 2003 project. If i use 'Auto" property the application works fine, but i cannot debug any of the managed code part. (using MFC application ). If I uninstall the .net 2.0 and keep only .net 1.1 "mixed" mode debugging works fine. Any idea? Hari Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109927
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    - update/insert with microsoft.xml.xquery(.net2.0beta) update/insert with microsoft.xml.xquery(.net2.0beta) can anyone provide an example of how to update/insert with microsoft.xml.xquery? Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109923
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    - Unwanted .Net framework dependency Somehow my application has developed a dependency on the .Net framework. It is a C++ app built much the same as one would have with Visual Studio 6. We were happily using Visual Studio .Net 2003 with no dependency on the .Net framework. Somewhere along the line someone must have accidentally clicked were they shouldn't have and the dependency arose. Does anyone have any clues as to where to start to look to remove this dependency? Many regards, Harry Hanley NOSPAMharry.hanley@gmail.com (remove NOSPAM to reply) Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109917
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    - BeginReceive not ASYNC. Can someone tell my why when I call Socket.BeginReceive() the callback is called on the same thread? I thought that BeginReceive was ALWAYS an async method. Below is the call stack. You can see its calling my callback "Connection()" from the same thread. My problem is that I call Accept() then BeginReceive(). If its processed on the same thread then other connections will not be accepted. I could pass it to another thread myself but shouldn't BeginReceive work this way? MyApp.exe!MyApp.MStore.Connection(System.IAsyncResult iar = {System.Net.Sockets.OverlappedAsyncResult}) Line 416 + 0x32 bytes C# System.dll!System.Net.LazyAsyncResult.Complete(System.IntPtr userToken) + 0x7f bytes System.dll!System.Net.ContextAwareResult.CaptureOrComplete(ref System.Threading.ExecutionContext cachedContext, bool returnContext) + 0x12b bytes System.dll!System.Net.ContextAwareResult.FinishPostingAsyncOp(ref System.Net.CallbackClosure closure = null) + 0x69 bytes System.dll!System.Net.Sockets.Socket.BeginReceive(byte[] buffer, int offset, int size, System.Net.Sockets.SocketFlags socketFlags, out System.Net.Sockets.SocketError errorCode, System.AsyncCallback callback, object state) + 0x14d bytes System.dll!System.Net.Sockets.Socket.BeginReceive(byte[] buffer, int offset, int size, System.Net.Sockets.SocketFlags socketFlags, System.AsyncCallback callback, object state) + 0x23 bytes MyApp.exe!MyApp.MStore.WorkerThread() Line 625 + 0x38 bytes C# Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109908
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    - COM Interop registration failed COM Interop registration failed. Type library exporter can not load required library MSCOREE.TLB. I'm currently receiving the above error message when building a sample walkthrough which demonstrates COM interopability between ESRI's ArcGIS 9.1 and .NET. I'm using VS.NET 2003 Enterprise Developer and creating the assembly in VB.NET (C# is not an option). The SQLServer 2005 Beta 2 had been installed on the machine, but it was uninstalled (about a year ago) when its version of the .NET Framework (2.0.40607) was incompatible with ArcGIS 9.1. ArcGIS seems to have worked fine after that. Encountering this new problem, it appears that the uninstall of SQL Server 2005 Beta 2 was not clean, leaving at least one of the beta framework components (MSCOREE.DLL) in the Windows\System32 folder (probably because it was in use at the time) and a considerable number of registry entries. Replacing the DLL with the earlier version (1.1.4322.573) has not fixed the problem. Has anyone else encountered this error after having installed the beta 2.0 .NET Framework and were then able to fix the problem without re-formatting the drive? Any step-by-step instructions would be appreciated. I don't have permissions to edit the registry, but I can pass any instructions on to those who do. Thanks in advance, John Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109907
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    - EventLog with custom Log I have a suite of applications and services that use a common library and I would like to use a custom event log to gather all the events in one place rather than putting events in the "Application" event log. The code I use to create the event log object is below. Clearly I'm missing some steps because the results are not correct. A new event log called EJobs is created but is never populated with events. All event log mesages still go into the Application event log but are not displayed correctly. In the event viewer a typical entry looks like this... The description for Event ID ( 0 ) in Source ( MyNewService ) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. You may be able to use the /AUXSOURCE= flag to retrieve this description; see Help and Support for details. The following information is part of the event: Registering service types. If I create the EventLog object to write into the Application log, then everything works properly and you only see the intended text rather than the text about needing to use AUXSOURCE as well. Any suggestions would be gratefully received. Thanks Bill public abstract class EJobEventLog { private const string EventLogName = @"EJobs"; // private const string EventLogName = @"Application"; /// <summary> /// Create an event log object. /// </summary> /// <param name="strEventSourceName">The name to use for the source of the new event log. /// Typically this is the name of the calling application or service.</param> /// <returns>New <see cref="EventLog"/> object</returns> public static EventLog CreateEJobEventLog(string strEventSourceName) { EventLog.DeleteEventSource(strEventSourceName, @"."); if (!EventLog.SourceExists(strEventSourceName, @".")) { EventSourceCreationData oSource = new EventSourceCreationData(strEventSourceName, EventLogName); EventLog.CreateEventSource(oSource); } return new EventLog(EventLogName, @".", strEventSourceName); } } Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109906
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    - file watcher renamed event problem Hi all, I am stuck with a problem and wanted some guidance. I am using FileSystemWatcher to monitor a folder "C:\Temp1" and updating "C\Temp2" say somthing happens in Temp1, I want to update Temp2 Say I create "Text.txt" in Temp1, in the created event I check for whether "Text.txt" is present in Temp2 else copy it there Problem: If i try to rename "Text.txt" to "NewText.txt" in the renamed event I want to rename "Text.txt" in Temp2 folder to "NewText.txt" but I cant delete "Text.txt" and make it "NewText.txt", it has both files "Text.txt" and "NewText.txt" Hope I am making sense Please advice, Stephen Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109902
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    - System.Threading.Timer vs System.Timers.Timer I have created C# windows service to Peek Message Queues in periodic intervals and update the database. In the above scenario which Timer class suitable?? thanks in advance --RK Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109901
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    - Diff between WebBrowser Component and AXWebBrowser I'm looking to user a web browser component in VS2005. I like the functionality in the AXWebBrowser component (from ActiveX controls page) that allows me to do this: mshtml.HTMLDocument doc; doc = (mshtml.HTMLDocument)this.SecureWebBrowser.Document; mshtml.HTMLButtonElement ButtonTest = (mshtml.HTMLButtonElement)doc.all.item("ctl00$CenterContent$ctl09$SignUp", null); ButtonTest.disabled = true; Is this possible with the WebBrowser component that I can drop onto my WinForm in VS2005 - I do not see that capability exposed - what are the advances/disadvantages of each? TIA! Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109894
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    - FileStream Encrypted Impersonation Problem Object of the excersize: I have a service that needs to connect to securly to remote sevices. I need to be able to store the login information for the remote services in a secure manner. To do this I was going to create an encrypted file containing the login information. Encrypted under the service's login account. I want to edit this file with a setup program. My idea was to have setup program propmt the user to "login" as the service account and impersonate this account while writing the config file. The basic flow of the code is this: LogonUser(sUsername, sDomain, sPassword, LOGON32_LOGON_INTERACTIVE, LOGON32_PROVIDER_DEFAULT, ref pExistingTokenHandle); DuplicateToken(pExistingTokenHandle, SecurityImpersonation, ref pDuplicateTokenHandle) WindowsIdentity newId = new WindowsIdentity(pDuplicateTokenHandle); WindowsImpersonationContext impersonatedUser = newId.Impersonate(); FileStream stream = new FileStream("c:\\sectest\\Encrypted.txt", FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write, FileShare.None, 512, FileOptions.Encrypted); BinaryWriter bw = new BinaryWriter(stream); bw.Write(this.textBoxText.Text); bw.Close(); impersonatedUser .Undo(); With FileOptions.Encrypted: If I impersonate the current windows logon (using LogonUser to get the handle) this works. I get an encrypted file. If I try to impersonate another user I get this exception message on the filestream constructor. "Access to the path 'c:\\sectest\\Encrypted.txt' is denied." With FileOptions.None: This works in both the above mentioned cases. I get this error regardless of whether the file exists or not. I have done the tests reversing two test accounts. Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109893
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    - Release Enterprise Library Frame 2.0 Hello, Microsoft announced that the Enterprise Library will be released mid January 2006. What will be the exact Release Date? best regards Volkhard Vogeler Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109892
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    - How can I get the Region for non-unicode program? inside Regional and Language Options, How can I get the Language for non-unicode programs? GetLocaleInfo() seems not work for this, thank you very much Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109891
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    - Unable to cast COM object of type 'System.__ComObject' This problem is driving me up the wall. I'm using .NET 2.0 and VS2005 to work with some of the Windows Media Format SDK through p/invoke I've created the appropriate interfaces I need and decorated them with ComImport, InterfaceType and Guid attributes. Specifically these interfaces are IWMReader and IWMReaderCallback I p/invoke the WMCreateReader method to instantiate and return an object implementing the IWMReader interface. The definition of this function is as follows: [DllImport("WMVCore.dll", EntryPoint = "WMCreateReader", SetLastError = true, CharSet = CharSet.Unicode, ExactSpelling = true, CallingConvention = CallingConvention.StdCall)] private static extern int WMCreateReader(IntPtr pUnkReserved, WMT_RIGHTS dwRights, [Out, MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.Interface)] out IWMReader ppReader); This gives me an object of type System.__ComObject when attempting to call the methods implemented by the IWMReader interface I receive the following exception: Unable to cast COM object of type 'System.__ComObject' to interface type '<interface name here>. This operation failed because the QueryInterface call on the COM component for the interface with IID '{96406BD6-2B2B-11D3-B36B-00C04F6108FF}' failed due to the following error: No such interface supported (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80004002 (E_NOINTERFACE)). The offending method is the Start method, although the Open method works perfectly. I have seen many posts regarding this problem but as of yet have not discovered a solution. The problem is not limited to the Windows Media Format SDK. The code works fine under .NET 1.1 & VS2003. I have attached the IWMReader interface definition for reference. [ComImport] [Guid("96406BD6-2B2B-11d3-B36B-00C04F6108FF")] [InterfaceType(ComInterfaceType.InterfaceIsIUnknown)] public interface IWMReader { void Open([In, MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.LPWStr)] string pwszURL, [In, MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.Interface)] IWMReaderCallback pCallback, [In] IntPtr pvContext); void Close(); void GetOutputCount([Out] out uint pcOutputs); void GetOutputProps([In] uint dwOutputNum, [Out, MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.Interface)] out IWMOutputMediaProps ppOutput); void SetOutputProps([In] uint dwOutputNum, [In, MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.Interface)] IWMOutputMediaProps pOutput); void GetOutputFormatCount([In] uint dwOutputNumber, [Out] out uint pcFormats); void GetOutputFormat([In] uint dwOutputNumber, [In] uint dwFormatNumber, [Out, MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.Interface)] out IWMOutputMediaProps ppProps); void Start([In] ulong cnsStart, [In] ulong cnsDuration, [In] Single fRate, [In] IntPtr pvContext); void Stop(); void Pause(); void Resume(); } Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109890
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    - ConfigurationManager, user settings and application settings Hi, I'm looking for a way to save 2 lots of information from my C# application. I want to save information specific to the current user (such as colour settings, non-essential data) and information specific to the successful running of the application (such as server to connect to - but only the administrator can update). Can the ConfigurationManager class do this for me? If so, has anyone got any example code of using it? (The application settings should be saved in the same directory as the .exe in case the application is installed on a network). Thanks, Mark Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109886
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    - Thread: Thread.Abort() and SmtpMail does not work thougether? I am making a windows-service in C#.NET 1.1 (that altso should be possible to run as an application for testing). The service shall do some work and sleep between each time the work is done (the sleep time is set in app.config). Using Thread.Sleep for pausing the application between each time the work is done. To be able to close the application/service anytime while in sleep its running in its own thread. Waiting with Abort() to Thread.ThreadState != ThreadState.Running. This works fine until I use SmtpMail.Send in the thread. If i do Thread.Abort() on the thread while it is sending a mail the application stops responding but does not close. The prosess must be aborted the hard way. Thread.Join() does not help. Any suggestion? Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109885
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    - urgent!!! Problem opening solution file in Visual Studio Hi all, We are facing this big problem. Scenario is as follows. We have one single solution (say EIS) under which there are 25 projects. All the files are saved at a central location under Visual Sorce Safe on a seprate machine. For a new person who is trying to setup this solution file on his / her local machine follows the following step. 1. "Set working folder" for the EIS folder from VSS on to his local machine (by defualt D:\EIS) 2. Do a "get latest version" of all the files from VSS on to his local machine. 3. After all the files are copied on to local machine, EIS.solution file is opened in to Visual Studio environment by double clicking it. 4. For first time it ask for the server mapping for the projects under the solution file. On click of OK it creates virtual directory for EIS under IIS and further directories for projects under EIS (under IIS). Now problem is after it has added all the folders under IIS, visual studio hangs indefinately... and we are forced to do end task of the same. Again opeing EIS solution file, tries to create further directories under IIS and does not refer to the already created directories. We are not even able to locate the source the problem. Someone kindly help on this. Thanks & Regards Paras Sharma Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109881
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    - Urgent!! Big Problem opening solution file in visual studio Hi all, We are facing this big problem. Scenario is as follows. We have one single solution (say EIS) under which there are 25 projects. All the files are saved at a central location under Visual Sorce Safe on a seprate machine. For a new person who is trying to setup this solution file on his / her local machine follows the following step. 1. "Set working folder" for the EIS folder from VSS on to his local machine (by defualt D:\EIS) 2. Do a "get latest version" of all the files from VSS on to his local machine. 3. After all the files are copied on to local machine, EIS.solution file is opened in to Visual Studio environment by double clicking it. 4. For first time it ask for the server mapping for the projects under the solution file. On click of OK it creates virtual directory for EIS under IIS and further directories for projects under EIS (under IIS). Now problem is after it has added all the folders under IIS, visual studio hangs indefinately... and we are forced to do end task of the same. Again opeing EIS solution file, tries to create further directories under IIS and does not refer to the already created directories. We are not even able to locate the source the problem. Someone kindly help on this. Thanks & Regards Paras Sharma Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109880
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    - About the Language property Hi, I'm trying to provide my components and applications of multi-language features. I've found the Language property in Form class and other sontainers such as UserControl, but help does'nt help me too much... I've tried to change the Language property in my UserControl and I've seen that a new resources file it has been created. It seems the right way... but when I change the Language property on the Form which contains my UserControl nothing happens. :( Well, anybody can help me? Which are the rules I have to follow to achieve this? Thanks a lot, Mario Vazquez Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109879
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    - Impossible? Who called the Method? Hi, How can I know inside a given method, by which method it was called? For instance: I have two property's (Prenom and Nom), both call the Method PropertyChangedHandler(). How Can I know if PropertyChangedHandle was called by the Prenom or by Nom? Public Event PrenomChanged As EventHandler Public Property Prenom() As String Get Return m_strPrenom End Get Set(ByVal Value As String) m_strPrenom = Value RaiseEvent PrenomChanged(Me, New EventArgs()) PropertyChangedHandler() End Set End Property Public Event NomChanged As EventHandler Public Property Nom() As String Get Return m_strNom End Get Set(ByVal Value As String) m_strNom = Value RaiseEvent NomChanged(Me, New EventArgs()) PropertyChangedHandler() End Set End Property Private Sub PropertyChangedHandler() 'I Want to know in this Method which property called it: Prenom or Nom... End Sub I could put the name of the property in a paramter like this: PropertyChangedHandler("Nom") etc. But in my opinion it's not really a nice solution :-) So is there any way to do it with a solution without everytime having to use a unique variable? something like the sender-object? Thanks a lot in advance, Pieter Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109873
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    - .NET 1.1 Service Pack 1 installation problem on Server x64 Hello, we have a major problem with our .NET app at one of our customers. The server runs on Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition x64. We cannot install the Service Pack 1 for .NET 1.1. The setup program quits with an unhandled exception after a few seconds. We downloaded the service pack version for Server x64 from the microsoft side (it is not the Windows Server 2003 version, this setup quits with a message about the wrong platform). We need help very urgently. Thanks in advance. Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109872
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    - .NET 1.0 and/or 1.0 hotfix messing with 1.1 application? I've been trying to remotely assist a user who is encountering the infamous "Fatal Execution Engine Error (0x7927baca)" problem when invoking our .NET 1.1-based application. The system in question is running WinXP Home SP2. After sifting through as many documents as we could find, our first advice to the user was to remove our program, remove .NET Framework 1.1, and then re-install our program (our installer automatically checks for .NET and reinstalls .NET Framework 1.1 if needed). Well, our program ended up getting reinstalled, but .NET 1.1 apparently wasn't, perhaps because the user's system (unbeknownst to us at the time) also had .NET 1.0.3705 installed plus the 1.0 hotfix KB886906. Anyway, the situation now is that the user still has .NET Framework 1.0 and the KB886906 hotfix installed, and is somehow still hitting the same Fatal Execution Engine Error (0x7927baca) problem when running our program. Because the user is remote and not a computer expert, we want to make sure our next advice is productive. That's where we could use all of your expert advice. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/899619/ and a few other references suggest that you must remove KB886906 prior to installing the .NET Framework 1.1 ***Service Pack 1***, but can someone tell me if this restriction also applies to installation of .NET Framework 1.1 itself (i.e., the base package)? And can someone comment on whether the presence of .NET 1.0 and/or the KB886906 hotfix might cause the Fatal Execution Engine error described above? And lastly, is there a recommended procedure or sequence that we should adhere to, and/or things we definitely should NOT try, when trying to get this user back up using .NET 1.1? Many thanks for your help! Ramon Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109871
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    - How to get total record count from SqlDataSource or Gridview ?(NET Is any method or other function to get total record count from SqlDataSource or Gridview ? ps: Framework 2.0 , ASP.NET 2.0 Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109868
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    - Why so much trouble with ellipses? In a recent post of mine I mentioned the inaccurate shapes drawn by FillEllipse. In the response that I recieved I was told that DrawArc had less problems, which I found to be true (I have been using DrawEllipse, but they seem to have the same results when drawing a complete 360). However, even with these methods, there are situations where the results are not even symmetric along both axes (my best example of this is with a width and height of 6). I know enough about math and computers to be able to figure out how to write a simple method to create a basic circle or ellipse, so I'm not going to ask anyone to tell me how to fix it (even though that would be nice), but I am going to ask why couldn't Microsoft make this simple method themselves? It's not like this is the first time they ever had to do it. Heck, they could have just borrowed some code from Paint, I know that that makes correct circles/ellipses. Do they plan to fix this in a future version, or is GDI+ such a small part of .NET that they don't care? (I will admit that I am guilty of still using .NET 1.1, but I still think it should have been a simple enough task that they could have done it right by now). What do all of you think? -- Nathan Sokalski njsokalski@hotmail.com http://www.nathansokalski.com/ Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109865
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    - Http web request error when trying to consume a webservice Hi, I had written an application in .Net 1.1 to consume a webservice. Recently we converted the project to .Net 2.0. After the conversion to .net 2.0 the application does not work anymore. The following error is returned when we make a Http Web request "The server committed a protocol violation. Section=ResponseStatusLine" Following the piece of code where it fails only in .net 2.0 but works in .net 1.1 ========================= HttpWebRequest Request = (HttpWebRequest)HttpWebRequest.Create(url); Request.Credentials = GetCredentials(url); //Send the request and wait for response. Response = (HttpWebResponse)Request.GetResponse(); --> Here it fails ========================= I think it is related to some unsafe header information. I also followed the following trick to ignore unsafe headers by adding the following in the config file. <system.net> <settings> <httpWebRequest useUnsafeHeaderParsing="true" /> </settings> </system.net> Also if i try to add the web reference to the webservice in visual studio 2005 the following error By doing this it just worked once and stopped working. Does anyone have any idea regading the following issue ? Thanks Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109863
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    - DataGridView "HideSelection" I'm just now getting around to playing with the DataGridView and I'm using it in non-bound mode (adding my own rows for the user to edit). Is there any way to hide the selected cell/row when the focus is not on the DataGridView like we can do with setting the HideSelection property of a ListView? Thanks. -- John T http://sage1solutions.com/TknoFlyer Reduce spam. Use Sender Policy Framework: http://spf.pobox.com ____________________ Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109860
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    - Regular Expression Irregularity Okay, so I got really good at writing regular expressions using the Visual Studio find/replace dialog box, then I went to go use some of them in my code and discovered that they don't work. Reason? The RegEx class appears to support a completely different type of regular expression (one that still looks entirely like Greek even after reading the help). So, two questions: 1) Is there a class that supports the same type of regular expression used by the Visual Studio find/replace dialog? 2) If not, how would you write an expression equivalent to "walk~(ing)" (i.e., an expression that will find the word "walk" unless "ing" comes after it). Thanks in advance, -Dan Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109859
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    - RegEx I have the following regular expressions: Regex.Replace(someString, "[\x0A\x0D]", ""); //remove carriage return line feeds Regex.Replace(someString, "\\s{2,}", " "); //replace multiple spaces with a single space Is there a way to merge the two patterns into one? Thanks in advance. Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109858
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    - cannot install .net framework (any version) am having one hell of a time trying to install/uninstall (and vice versa) .net framework (any version 1.0, 1.1, 2.0) on a laptop running xpsp2. it all began when doing windows updates and the .net 1.1 sp1 failed. since then i've spent the last 8 hours trying to get it to work. i've followed a half dozen MS articles, most recently, the one that walks through manual uninstallation (kb article 320112). i'd thought i'd managed to remove all traces of all versions of .net. i tried to install v1.0 thinking that would be the easiest and that i'd simply update to later versions once the most basic was installed. i get the same problem, that is: the install seems to go through just fine until the very end where it hangs on "registering system.enterpriseservices.dll". it just stops here. any thoughts? how can i 'start from scratch', as it were. thanks, ross aseron Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109853
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    - Drag-n-Drop GAC Assbembly Issue I recently have lost the ability to drag-n-drop assemblies into the GAC. i can still use the gacutil to register dll's to the GAC but when i drag the dll over to the folder, i get the "can't move" symbol on my cursor. this is only on one server. I am up to ver 2.0 right now, but this was occuring at ver 1.1 as well. any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. ty, bk Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109852
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    - where does Microsoft.Xml.Xquery live? where does Microsoft.Xml.Xquery live? where does Microsoft.Xml.Xquery live? all i can find is a copy of it in the sample project: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnvsdev05/html/vs05c5.asp but would like to know where Microsoft.Xml.Xquery should be obtained. Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109842
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    - Instantiate Shell.Explorer.2 at runtime for a web page I want to create a custom user control to be used in a web page (by object tag) as an assembly. The user control needs to have a web browser control in it. Having tried with the managed System.Windows.Forms.WebBrowser or AxSHDocVw.AxWebBrowser, none of them worked from IE invocation unfortunately. While System.Windows.Forms.WebBrowser showed the page in Visual Studio 5000 Designer, AxSHDocVw.AxWebBrowser caught an exception at Navigate function call. Anyway, now I'm trying to use Shell.Explorer.2 in my custom user control at runtime. The way I instantiate it is such: Type loT = Type.GetTypeFromProgID("Shell.Explorer.2"); this.IE = Activator.CreateInstance(loT); Then, this.IE can access all the properties of the ActiveX control, like MenuBar, ToolBar etc. However, it failed at, again, calling Navigate method. Debugger won't step over the call. If I replace Shell.Explorer.2 with InternetExplorer.Application, it worked fine. Except that's not what I wanted because it launches IE in a separate window. Interestingly enough, if I embed Shell.Explorer.2 with its classid directly into my web html page. It showed well, except the html object id lost the reference to the control after exiting the onload function in my javascript. I must have missed something fundamantal in this attempt. Really hope someone can direct me a little. Thanks, Jason Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109841
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    - Instantiate Shell.Explorer.2 at runtime for a web page want to create a custom user control to be used in a web page (by object tag) as an assembly. The user control needs to have a web browser control in it. Having tried with the managed System.Windows.Forms.WebBrowser or AxSHDocVw.AxWebBrowser, none of them worked from IE invocation unfortunately. While System.Windows.Forms.WebBrowser showed the page in Visual Studio 5000 Designer, AxSHDocVw.AxWebBrowser caught an exception at Navigate function call. Anyway, now I'm trying to use Shell.Explorer.2 in my custom user control at runtime. The way I instantiate it is such: Type loT = Type.GetTypeFromProgID("Shell.Explorer.2"); this.IE = Activator.CreateInstance(loT); Then, this.IE can access all the properties of the ActiveX control, like MenuBar, ToolBar etc. However, it failed at, again, calling Navigate method. Debugger won't step over the call. If I replace Shell.Explorer.2 with InternetExplorer.Application, it worked fine. Except that's not what I wanted because it launches IE in a separate window. Interestingly enough, if I embed Shell.Explorer.2 with its classid directly into my web html page. It showed well, except the html object id lost the reference to the control after exiting the onload function in my javascript. I must have missed something fundamantal in this attempt. Really hope someone can direct me a little. Thanks, Jason Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109840
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    - Invoking Windows Services Hi, Any help would be appreciated. I have come across an Architecture (not implemented) in my Enterprise, that has a Windows Service (A) written on VB COM that has to talk to another Windows Service (B) to be written on VB.Net. I can imagine one can easily write B in VB.Net, but my questions is - is it possible to invoke a Windows Service? A is supposed to pass an XML message to B and B is supposed to invoke an array of Components. To add to the woes, there is a .Net component called "B-Caller" with a CCW (Com calleable wrapper) that will invoked from A. Do you think this worthwhile? Sorry, for the length of the message but to summarize - 1. Is it possible to invoke methods or events from a windows service? 2. Do you think B-Caller is necessary? Please advice, if you could point me to a specific discussion board for this - would be great. Thank you, Sameer Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109830
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    - What's the difference between the DirectX control and the Win Amp Control? What's difference between the two? How do I know when to use which one? TIA - Jeff. Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109828
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    - Building my own front end to the network configuration. I have a product that will allow users to enter some, but not all, of the network options (TCP/IP Address, Gateway, ...) Are there calls that I can make that will write the appropriate spot in the registry. Or are there routines that I should be calling that says 'make this the new tcp/ip address'. TIA - Jeff. Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109823
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    - Send Outlook Appointment from VB.NET I need to create an Outlook appointment from a VB.NET class that will be on a remote server. This class should send the appointment to about 50 different people and put it in their calendar. How would I go about doing this? -- Alex C. Barberi Chief Executive Officer VisionForce http://www.visionforceweb.com Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109815
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    - StringInfo class Hi, I am looking for a way to get the contectual forms from Arabic Script. If you use a richtextbox in VB.net, and you fill it with a a unicode string which contains the isolated characters, the control takes care of the "shaping", it shows the approriate glyphs ( isolated, final, initial or medial ) I would like to do the same in code, input isolated chars and output correct glyphs. For example : arabic letter BEEH (067B) when used at the end of a word (final) becomes FB53. Wat is the correct way for doing this ? * the new stringinfo class ? * uniscribe ? * .... Any help would be appriciated !! Greetings. Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109811
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    - abstract user control Hi, I am not sure if this is the right place for this question! Anyway, here it is: Is it possible to create a user control with abstract methods? I couldn't do it. The reason is that I want to constrain the developer to inherit from this abstract control! Thanks in advance Daniel Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109809
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    - performance - Comparison Hi! I have a simple doubt abt the performance when comparing variables with constats values.. Can any one tell me whether to use 1. int a; if(a==10) { MessageBox.Show("done"); } Or 2. int a; if(10==a) { MessageBox.Show("done"); } for comparing a variable.. which one will be wise to use if we are considering performance to be critical and why?? thanks, Baren Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109804
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    - Aspnet_regiis I don't know if this is the right forum for me to post my question but I just hope somebody answers my question. Is there any way that I can retrieve the password of the aspnet account. I know that the password is machine generated but is there any method to retrieve the password? Can I change the password manually in the machine.config file? If so what can be the implications of this? One thing for sure is that I know manually changing the password will not synchronize the password with the IIS metabase but can aspnet_regiis with the i switch be used to do this synchronisation? Or for that matter does aspnet_regiis -i utility change the password for the aspnet account and synchronize it with the metabase? Too many questions!!!! but just hope somebody have answers for it... Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109801
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    - ConfigurationErrorsException Hi, I am using C# with VSExpress 2005 (.NET 2) and playing around with Configurations. But, in the following Line (the first line) I am receiving an ConfigurationErrorsException: SystemsSection sysSection = ConfigurationManager.GetSection("systems") as SystemsSection; I took the example from: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=66506&SiteID=1 Can someone help me ? Thanks in advance, Chris Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109800
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    - Sending a method as a parameter Hi, How can I send a method as a parameter to be executed in a class? If possible without using delegate. public void MethodA() { // Code } public void ExecuteMethod( * MethodParam ) { // Invoke the method parameter **MethodParam.invoke(); } public void main() { // Call ExecuteMethod sending MethodA as a parameter ExecuteMethod( * MethodA ); } Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109798
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    - using INotifyPropertyChanged interface in Compact Framework On my .Net 2.0 project: I implemented INotifyPropertyChanged on all my business entities to monitor property changes thru PropertyChanging event. It works fine on my web and windows applications consuming my buiness entities but these application do not consume the web service part. The problem occurs on the proxies generated when i referenced my web service and this ws uses these business entities. This is on a Pocket PC/CF2.0 application. Yes, of course events are not serializable and my proxy classes dont have those events (PropertyChanging and CancelEventHandler) but is it realy my problem or the Compact Framework not supporting System.ComponentModel.INotification interface? My compilation failed and it ask me to reference System.ComponenModel. So I edited the generated proxy class but still the project failed to compile. Hope you can help me. Thanks in advance! Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109796
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    - Datagrid EnableViewState problem Hi everyone, I have a datagrid to display search results. The search results at this stage we only return the first 500 records to speed up the search. The problem is, if I turn the EnableViewState on, the search regularly failed with a message that says tempdb is full... It does not however happens all the time. I have tried to turn the EnableViewState off, that seems to do the trick but causes another problem, the datagrid's paging does not work for hidden pages (example, we only 5 pages, numbered 1, 2,.., 5 with the rest can be accessed by clicking the ... after the 5. After clicking the ... after the 5, the numbers 6 - 10 are displayed but if I click on any number from 7 to 10, it goes back to pages 1 - 5). HELP!!!! Is there a size limit to contents that can be displayed on an IE6 browser? Has anyone experienced the same problem or is it just me? Reducing the number of records returned is an alternative but it would be much better if someone has a work around. Any suggestion is greatly appreciated. Calvin Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109793
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    - Output Difference in Win2k Server + .NET 2.0 and WinXP + .NET 2.0 Hi al,, I am trying to access an unmanaged library from C#, the code runs fine in Win2kServer + .net 2.0 but it throws a Security Permission excpetion when trying to execute the same part of code in WinXP+.NET 2.0. Can any body help me on this. regards Subramanian Tag: How to tell VS.net not to create folders Tag: 109792

In VS 2005 when I create a new blank solution, the option to create a new
folder is checked but the control is greyed out. I don't want a new folder.
And when I create a new project it also does this (but in the case of a new
project there isn't even a checkbox. I didn't see any VS options to control
this (but it may be hidden somewhere). Has anyone got the answer?

Thanks,
Chris

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