Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0)

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    - Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Hello everyone, sometimes it happens that when I change the application main form's title by this.Text = "A new title"; it does not get changed on the "button" in taskbar. However, ususally it works fine... Does anyone have any idea what might cause it? Thanks in advance. nvx Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117533
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    - Report Control: repeating images horizontally ...using VS2005, WinForm, Report control in local processing mode and a business object I have a report control that works with one problem. The client wants a part of the report to display the data horizontally. Currently this is on a subreport in a list region with a datasource of type List<MyCustomObject>. The good news: These are a list of images (actually paths to images) and there will be a fixed number of columns. I.e. I want something like this if I had 8 images Image1 Image2 Image3 Image4 Image5 Image6 Image7 Image8 How can I accomplish this??? -- kevin... Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117531
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    - owning a process Hi, I have two forms (created by launching two different processes). I want one of the forms to own the other. I tried to use something like: SetWindowLong(otherForm.Handle, GWL_HWNDPARENT, h.ToInt32()); (called from one form) but it seems that it doesn't work. Does someone knows how to do it? Thanks, Alon. Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117530
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    - How to disable one of the control boxes in a form? Hello, friends, As you know, there are 3 control boxes in a window form to allow users to minimize/maximize/close the form. How can we disable one of them and leave the others to work as usual? Any snipet? Thanks. Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117526
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    - DataRowState and Close Form Hello, i have a problem relatrive to DataRowState.Unchanged, i have the bellow code in my Save Button calling BSModificada() 'IF ANY CHANGE SaveData() Private Sub BSModificada() Me.Validate() Me.TABMAINBindingSource.EndEdit() Dim vDR As DataRow =3D CType(Me.TABMAINBindingSource.Current, DataRowView).Row If vDR.RowState <> DataRowState.Unchanged Then SaveData() End If End Sub 'IF Added or Modifyed Update Private Sub SaveData() Try Dim vvDR As DataRow =3D CType(Me.TABMAINBindingSource.Current, DataRowView).Row If vvDR.RowState =3D DataRowState.Detached Then DBAdiciona() ElseIf vvDR.RowState =3D DataRowState.Modified Then DBModifica() End If Catch ex As Exception clsUtilidades.ShowError(ex.Message, ex.ToString) End Try End Sub In DBAdiciona() and DBModifica() i am always Accepting Changes by Me.ESTDataSet.TAB_MAIN.AcceptChanges(). This code works good, until i try to see if any Change made when closing the form, i am always prompted to save when any Row is Modified even i click the save button and Accepting the Dataset Changes, the code bellow on Form Closing Private Sub frmEstatisticaMensal_FormClosing(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.FormClosingEventArgs) Handles Me.FormClosing Me.Validate() Me.TABMAINBindingSource.EndEdit() Dim vvvDR As DataRow =3D CType(Me.TABMAINBindingSource.Current, DataRowView).Row If vvvDR.RowState <> DataRowState.Unchanged Then If MessageBox.Show("Altera=E7=F5es detectadas, quer gravar?", "", MessageBoxButtons.YesNo, MessageBoxIcon.Question) =3D Windows.Forms.DialogResult.Yes Then e.Cancel =3D True SaveData() Else e.Cancel =3D False End If End If End Sub Thanks for your time, any help will be welcome Joao Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117523
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    - ClickOnce - trusted sites (IE) Hi, We are planing ClickOnce deployment of a VSTO app. We don't have a certificate at the moment so we are using VS test certificate. We are placing installationfiles on the web, and our test/beta users can install ok BUT they need to manually tell IE to trust our site (VSTO runs under full trust). If (or rather when) we buy and use a code signing certicate will this big problem go away, or will users still have to trust our web site? Thanks, Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117518
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    - preferred way to handle form events I'm new to WinForms. What's the preferred way of implementing event handlers for a Form ? Override the protected "OnEvent" methods ... ? Write a custom handler and add to the event a new delegate initialized to the handler ? Thanks. Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117510
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    - Problem opening windows folder from code Can you help me figure out how i can open a windows folder from code? I want a user to click a button to open a windows folder as you would when you click on a folder in "My Computer". Thanks for your help! Rick. Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117508
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    - accessing connection string in data access layer I've created a small n-tiered application similar to the one created in this demo video: http://windowsclient.net/learn/video.aspx?v=14625&CommentPosted=true#commentmessage The application has all of it's data access code in a seperate class library that uses strong typed datasets and table adapters. This class library also contains an app.config file that stores the connection string to the database. When the project is deployed it is a .dll file (like all class library projects). How can I change the connection string without re-compiling the project? Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117499
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    - clickonce with certificate Hi, When I publish a winform app with clickonce my users get a "publisher cannot by verified" due to a missing certificate. If I buy a code signing certificate at verisign will this message "go away" and the app install instantly, or will there pop another message up saying something like "publisher is .... - would you like to install..."? Thanks, Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117498
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    - Settings.Designer.cs deleted My Properties\Settings.Designer.cs file someone got deleted. Is there anything I can do short of creating a new project ? Thanks. Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117494
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    - MessageBox sounds behaving strangely I understand that the MessageBox icon enumeration values map to system sounds. This seems to be fairly predictable, even if the mapping sometimes don't make sense. However, I've found a scenario in which it doesn't behave correctly. In a textbox's Validating event, when I call a MessageBox.Show, the first time it plays the System's Default sound, no matter which icon value I choose. Subsequent calls use the correct sound: Private Sub MyTextBox_Validating(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.ComponentModel.CancelEventArgs) _ Handles MyTextBox.Validating MessageBox.Show("This is an error","Error",, MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Error) ' This plays the system's Default sound MessageBox.Show("This is an error","Error",, MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Error) ' This plays the system's Critial Stop sound End Sub Even if I change the first MessageBox's icon to MessageBoxIcon.None, it still plays the Default sound. It only seems to do this in this event. When I paste the same code into a button click handler, it behaves as expected. Is this a bug in the messagebox? Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117493
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    - UserControl always shows controls at fixed position Hi, A user control is placed at different locations in a form, but this not affect the location where the individual elements of the user control are finally placed in the form's coordinates. This seems odd and counterintuitive since moving the control at design time in the form should move the control as displayed at run time. -- Thanks in advance, Juan Dent, M.Sc. Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117487
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    - What is the width of the first column in a DataGridView? Hi, In a DataGridView, the first "column" (where you can click to select a whole row for example) has a fixed width - I think. How can we find out the current or fixed width and what are the units used? -- Thanks in advance, Juan Dent, M.Sc. Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117486
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    - Filter DataGridView as items are selected in CheckBoxList Hi Everyone, I have a DataGridView containing a number of elements, each with a specific TypeID. I then have a CheckBoxList containing the various Element Types. What I want to do is as someone checks or unchecks items in the CheckBoxList, I want to filter the DataGridView accordingly by TypeID. Can someone post a snippet of code or site with examples of this? I'm not having any luck making this work. Also I'm using VB.Net on Visual Studio 2005 and Winforms. Thanks -- Alex Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117485
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    - DataGridView Cell Creation Hi, i am trying to customize the databinding process of the DataGridView control. I know, that i can control the type of cell created when the DataSource property is assigned via the DataGridViewColumn. But how can this be achieved on a cell basis, this means, if i assign a IList or whatever to the DataSource property, is it possible to Control the Type Of Cell created on a per-row basis? So, are different cell types per Column possible in DataGridView without having to do the whole databinding all by myself ? Thanks in Advance Philipp Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117483
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    - Reading Data from Excel with all column filled gives error Hi, I am using ADO.NET. And JET 4.0 provider to read the data form excel 8.0. Excel 8.0 have column limit as 255. means A1 to IV. But when i fill all column with data including last IV and try to read then it gives error that "Too long field defined."All my cell have one or two character record. But if i delete the last column IV record then it works properly. can you give me information why it is happening. Thanks Neeraj Kumar Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117482
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    - Thumbnails & Listviews Hi there, I'm currently developing a program to manage my image collection. The main form contains a llistview in which the location and filenames of these images are displayed. When switching the listview to Tile mode, I want to display the thumbnails of these images. My image collection contains over 4.000 images so it doesn't make any sense to populate the needed imagelist with over 4.000 thumbnails. It makes more sense to populate the imagelist with thumbnails of the images which are currently visible in the listview, but how can determine which images (listviewitems) are currently visible in the listview? Further more; how can determine changes in the visibility (after scrolling or browsing)? It should be possible, because I think that Windows Explorer (in tile mode) uses a same sort of technique, but I can't figure it out myself. Can anybody help me out? Thnx Peter Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117478
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    - Expression Blend I saw in wpf books that Expression Blend is recommended to develop wpf application. In the Expression suit there are some other products. My question- in order to develop desktop application is there any need to the other products and in what way? Is it a must? Is there some article that covers that? Regards Ronny Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117476
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    - Sort DGV after edit, reposition grid doesn't work when user hits Enter or Tab I have a DataGridView bound to a binding source which is bound to a BindingList<obj>. The first column is [Name], and the user can edit this column. I have it set to be edited programmatically, and have DoubleClick event calling BeginEdit. When the CellEndEdit event is fired, I save the record, re-sort the binding source, go find the record, and set FirstDisplayedScrollingIndex to that row. This works great if the user clicks somewhere else on the grid or the form while he is editing. If the user hits Enter or Tab, it ends up on the next line, or one column over on the same line, and not on the line where I asked for it to be repositioned. I think what is it doing is repositioning programmatically, and then processing the Enter or Tab key and putting the user back in that location. Any ideas how I can handle this to suppress the Enter or Tab keys in this instance? Or if I am wrong in my supposition, what is wrong and how I can fix it? Thanks, RobinS. GoldMail.com Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117474
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    - Vista controls Hi, I have three questions regarding new Vista controls: 1. How can I create the standard "(v) Show Details" button, like in TaskDialog. 2. How can I create the standard back-forward standard buttons, like in Explorer/MSIE/WMP? 3. How can I create the standard Vista-look toolbar, like in Windows Mail? I could not find the right documentation anywhere. Thank you for your tips. PS: C# preferred, but VB, Java, Delphi, C++ should be ok. Martin Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117473
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    - Assembly missing in GAC after Publish? Hi, We're using ClickOnce alreaddy more than a year for a given applicaiton, doing more than 50 publishes without any problem. Yesterday we made a minor change to one of our components (let's say with the name MyAssembly), and incremented it's version (AssemblyVersion: from 0.1.7.0 to 0.1.7.1). We did the Publish with ClickOnce, but when the users know want to run the application they get this error: "Unable to install or run the application. The application requires that assembly MyAssembly Version 0.1.7.0 be installed in the Global Assembly Cache (GAC) first." This is so weird, especially when knowing we had alreaddy inremented this version number without any problems in the past. Anybody has any idea? Your help will be really appreciated! Thanks a lot in advance, Pieter Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117467
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    - C# Winform invocation from Classic ASP page Hi, I have an appilcation which is using C# Winform and classic ASP. Child form only migrated to C# from classic ASP. Hence need to invoke C# winform (child form) from legacy classic ASP form (parent form). Also return values from Child form (C# winform) to Parent form (classic ASP). How can this be achieved OR do I need to migrate parent form (ASP) to C# winform as well?. Please reply back with help/pointers. Thanks Amol Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117463
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    - FREE Tutorials on HTML XHTML CSS JavaScript XML XSL ASP SQL ADO access all computer tutorials for free visit http://freecomputertutorials2.blogspot.com/ Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117462
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    - The data area passed to a system call is too small Hi all, I'm trying to create an app that will process several files at once, dropped onto its icon in Explorer. But if I drop too many files at once (e.g. > ~30 files, which equates to 2048 bytes of command line args), the app isn't even launched and I get an alert box saying "The data area passed to a system call is too small". Now I know of several apps that can accept a huge amount of files dropped on them, like for instance Winrar. Is there a trick to increase the internal buffer size for the command line args ? Michel Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117454
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    - No activity on a form... What is the easiest way of tracking whether there has been any activity on a form at all in a specific time ? I want to have a form that automatically "timeouts" after a period of no activity. I don't really want to have to go through every button, box and catch every mouse-click etc. to know that the user is actively using the form - I just want to be able to somehow have a function called which can then close the form if there has been no activity for a few minutes. I don't actually mind if the "no activity" is just on that form, or I have to rely on no-activity on the whole pc for a period of time.. Many thanks in advance Simon Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117453
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    - Can anyone recommend a WPF-like control for WinForms? I am needing to develop animated effects in my WinForms application. The trick is that the background of the control needs to be semi- transparent or completely transparent. - WPF through Interop does not allow this, it always shows a black background. - Silverlight will only run in the browser - Is there a Flash alternative ? I have also tried reproducing animations through GDI+ using a single transparent container to add/remove graphical controls, however, there are massive problems with controls not getting destroyed properly. (We're talking about hundreds of icons/controls getting created & destroyed routinely). Thanks Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117443
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    - Ativate Form Hello, When a window is closed, what is the next window to get activated, and how is that determined? Thanks, Schneider Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117438
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    - associating value with treenode in vb.net hello everyone, How can I associate a value with a tree node? I have this TreeNode nodeFirstRecord nodeFirstRecord = new TreeNode[dr["location"]] How can I se the value of IndexId to the treeNode in order to retrieve the value later nodeFirstRecord.value = dr["indexId"], I want to do something like this Any help will be greatly apprecaited. Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117436
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    - IBindingList Filter and DataGridView I do binding collections to DataGridView. It is necessary to do filtration and it is probably needed to realize IBindingList. It would be desirable to see an example, as it is done. http://www.alvas.net - Audio tools for C# and VB.Net developers Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117435
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    - funny look to tab with bottom alignment When a tab page is made with the tabs aligned at the bottom instead of the default top one gets a funny look and feel. The rounded parts of the tabs continues to be at the top and the square end is at the bottom. One would expect it to be inverted. (This is .NET 2.0 framework and I cannot move to new frameworks due to certain other problems) Is something wrong here ? Anonymous Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117433
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    - Databinding problem - DisplayName empty I'm having some trouble getting databinding to a ListBox to work correctly. I think the collection I'm trying to bind against is a little odd, so I'm wondering if that could be part of the problem. Below is a sample of the databinding code. AxisCollection axis = GetAxisCollection() myListBox.DataSource = null; myListBox.Items.Clear(); myListBox.DisplayMember = "Attribute.Name"; myListBox.ValueMember = "Attribute.AttributeID"; myListBox.DataSource = attribs; AxisCollection is a collection which derives from List<Axis>. The Axis class looks something like: Attributes Name AttributeID DisplayNumber Attributes is a reference type property for the Axis class. After setting the DataSource property, I notice (using the debugger) that the DisplayMember property changes to an empty string. When I look at the displayed values in the listbox, they are just the name of the class (repeated for each element in the collection). Interestingly, if I change the myListBox.DisplayName to a value type (i.e. "DisplayNumber") on the class, the value is displayed correctly in the ListBox and the DisplayName remains after setting the DataSource. Any ideas on what could be going on would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117425
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    - TooStripComboBox.Validate event: setting Cancel = true doesn't prevent other toolbar controls from being clicked I have a toolbar with a buncha buttons and a combo box. When the program starts, the combo opens and its mandatory that the user make a selection before continuing. I'm trying to do this with the Validate event, but its not working. If the combo is open and the user clicks a different toolbar button, my code sets Cancel = true and maintains focus on the combo box, but the Click event of the other button still gets executed. The result is not at all what I'm looking for! How can I prevent the other buttons from being clicked? Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117424
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    - Form created on BackGroundThread Hi, I have some generic module that handles exceptions. simply you call it like this: "LogManager.ErrorMessage(ex)". Worked great, until we now discovered that it isn't Thread-safe. What actially happens is this: A Form is made, labels and buttons are made etc with the exception-details, but when trying to show the Form (MyExceptionForm.ShowDialog) we get an System.Security.SecurityException (see udnerneath for more info). Seems completely normal to me, because we are accessing the UI from another Thread. But how to find a solution? Thanks a lot in advance, Pieter PS 1 : I see 2 possiblities: 1. Call InvokeRequired with Invoke like we usally do when accessing controls from another thread (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms171728(VS.80).aspx). BUT: MyExceptionForm.InvokeRequired returns false... I guess this is because it has been constructed in a background Thread? 2. To get around this problem: Figure out when we are on a background thread (via Threading.Thread.CurrentThread.IsBackground: is this true??) and than get via an event an an Invoke or something like that on the Main-htread and call the form from there? 3. ... PS 2: The exception when doing a MyExceptionForm.ShowDialog: System.Security.SecurityException was caught Message="Request for the permission of type 'System.Security.Permissions.UIPermission, mscorlib, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089' failed." Source="mscorlib" StackTrace: at System.Security.CodeAccessSecurityEngine.Check(Object demand, StackCrawlMark& stackMark, Boolean isPermSet) at System.Security.CodeAccessPermission.Demand() at System.Windows.Forms.NativeWindow.CreateHandle(CreateParams cp) at System.Windows.Forms.Control.CreateHandle() at System.Windows.Forms.Form.CreateHandle() at System.Windows.Forms.Control.get_Handle() at System.Windows.Forms.Application.ThreadContext.RunMessageLoopInner(Int32 reason, ApplicationContext context) at System.Windows.Forms.Application.ThreadContext.RunMessageLoop(Int32 reason, ApplicationContext context) at System.Windows.Forms.Form.ShowDialog(IWin32Window owner) at System.Windows.Forms.Form.ShowDialog() at LoggingManager.LogManager.ExceptionToUI(LogException MyException) Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117417
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    - deadlock when using waitOne in a STA thread Hi, I have the problem described bellow with the calls to WaitHandle.WaitOne causing re-entrancy on main GUI thread (STA) of a .NET application and I would like to find out: - did anybody else run into the same problem? - is it a known issue? is there a fix for it? - is there a workaround for it? - if no fix/workaround I would like to find out the complete list of messages that are being handled (dispatched by ole32.dll OLE/COM message pump) when doing WaitOne on a STA thread. The problem is: I have 2 (or more) calls pending to execute on the main gui thread (I am actually doing Invoke on some control) the first call, at some point does WaitHandle.WaitOne. at this point, if a Windows message comes to the app (like WM_POPUPSYSTEMMENU - 0x0313 ) triggered by a right-click on the task bar icon of the app the following happens: - the app processes this message - the app starts processing other pending messages - like my second invoke - at this point my app is deadlocked, because it is not supposed to enter the second call before finishing processing the first one. - also at this point the entire system is not behaving properly - for example I cannot bring up any window by clicking on the taskbar icon important note: if I would not do right click on the taskbar icon of my app, and just let it work in background, everything would be ok. After investigating this issue for a while, I found that WaitOne is not actually a blocking call when called from an STA thread. The only reference I found related to this matter in MSDN pages is here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/74169f59.aspx . Quoting from that page: "WaitHandle..::.WaitOne,WaitHandle..::.WaitAny, WaitHandle..::.WaitAll, Monitor..::.Enter, Monitor..::.TryEnter, Thread..::.Join, GC..::.WaitForPendingFinalizers, and so on are all responsive to Thread..::.Interrupt and to Thread..::.Abort. Also, if your thread is in a single-threaded apartment, all these managed blocking operations will correctly pump messages in your apartment while your thread is blocked." If the apartment state is STA this function actually creates a message loop that is processing some events (for now I have been able to identify 2 of them (WM_POPUPSYSTEMMENU and WM_ACTIVATEAPP). The problem is that these messages triggers processing of other messages in the queue (like the registered messages used for invoke in .NET ). I have attached a simplified application to demonstrate the issue. In this app I have created a thread from where I am calling multiple times the same function which is suppose to execute on the GUI thread. I have put some console prints to show that it is executing another invoke on the main thread even if it is supposed to stay in the wait. Another thing, in my app the calls to some functions are not supposed to re-enter (and we are protecting them with the waitOnes) but if I modified the sample app (attached to this mail) to have a non-blocking re-entrancy , I noticed if I right click on the taskbar icon while the first call is in waitOne, all the other calls will be executed before the first call ends - this is actually easy to explain since the other calls are not processed by the app message loop but they are processed by the message loop created by the WaitOne. however I don't think this should be the normal behavior - that is: when I invoke 3 calls on some thread, the order of execution should be the order of the invokes. waiting forward for your replies Daniel. begin 666 DeadLockWaitOne.zip M4$L#!!0````(`&-ONSA2]6S&:0,``"@)```F````1&5A9$QO8VM786ET3VYE M+T1E861,;V-K5V%I=$]N92YC<W!R;VJ]5LUNVS@0OA?H.W"-`FF!6C*2;..T ML@#_)0W0;@([:?:0"R6.;+;\`TDUT6[WR?:PC[2OL*1,N5:<I+YL#X'#^3[. 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    - ProgressBar and Form loading Hello, I don't know if such question was already posted but I didn't find anything through different posts. I have the Main MDI window with a StatusBar. Inside my StatusBar there is a ProgressBar. When I click on the menu in my MDI Parent, a child form is loaded. I would like to know if there is a way to increment a progressbar value while child form is loading ? I tried to use background worker but i had some cross thread access exceptions. any ideas ? Thanks in advance. Thomas -- Thomas JASKULA - NODEVO 1, avenue du Général de Gaulle 60500 - Chantilly Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117414
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    - Redirecting to ClickOnce application fails Hello, We have implemented a few years ago a "zero touch" deployed smart client application for .NET 1.1. We ported now this application to .NET 2.0 and deploying it with ClickOnce. Because we have still .NET 1.1 clients around, we made a small ASP.NET startup application that checks host header values and redirects (Response.Redirect(...)) to the .application file in case the client has .NET 2.0 installed. Otherwise it will launch the old smart client on a web page. This all works fine as long as we start the ASP.NET startup page (let's call it StartClient.aspx) from within Internet Explorer. If we put a link to the startup page into an e-mail or just on the desktop launching the ClickOnce client with this link fails with a "Cannot Start Application" message box. The details say: SOURCES Deployment url : https://myserver/Client/StartClient.aspx ERROR SUMMARY Below is a summary of the errors, details of these errors are listed later in the log. * Activation of https://myserver/Client/StartClient.aspx resulted in exception. Following failure messages were detected: + Downloading https://myserver/Client/StartClient.aspx did not succeed. + The remote server returned an error: (403) Forbidden. The deployment url is the startup page and not the .application manifest file as we would expect. When checking IIS logs, we can find first a request to StartClient.aspx, second a request to https://myserver/ClickOnceClient/MyApp.application (the manifest), and a third request back to StartClient.aspx. This third request doesn't happen when we access the aspx page from within Internet Explorer (where, as mentioned before, everything works as expected). It seems like it only partially redirects when launching from a hyperlink in a document. Thanks for your help in advance, Jürgen Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117413
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    - Checking whether or not checkbox on web page is checked Let's say that I use the following code to get a reference to a checkbox on a web page in a WebBrowser control: Dim oHtmlElement As HtmlElement oHtmlElement = WebBrowser1.Document.GetElementById("chkThrowInTheTowel") How can I tell if the checkbox is checked or not? oHtmlElement.Checked is not an option, so how would I do this? Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117412
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    - Restarting app Hi Is there a way to restart a winform app in case of a serious error? Thanks Regards Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117409
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    - System.Collections ' i face the following problem while using different types of system collection classes while using Hashtables as shown in the example below, the week days will be shown in combobox1 start with "Wed" and will start with "Sat" while using Stack and other collections are ok I wonder if i miss something here, or what is going on Exactly i.am using VS2008 if that help ----------------------------------------- Case 1 - Hashtable ' ' Create a new Hashtable. Dim Hweeks As New Hashtable() ' Add some elements to the Hashtable Hweeks.Add("1", "Sun") Hweeks.Add("2", "Mon") Hweeks.Add("3", "Tue") Hweeks.Add("4", "Wed") Hweeks.Add("5", "Thu") Hweeks.Add("6", "Fri") Hweeks.Add("7", "Sat") ' ' Create a new DictionaryEntry. Dim Hday As DictionaryEntry For Each Hday In Hweeks ComboBox1.Items.Add(Hday.Value) Next ' Case 2 - Stack ' ' Create a new Stack. Dim stackTable As New Stack() ' Add some elements to the Stack stackTable.Push("Sun") stackTable.Push("Mon") stackTable.Push("Tue") stackTable.Push("Wed") stackTable.Push("Thu") stackTable.Push("Fri") stackTable.Push("Sat") For s As Integer = 0 To stackTable.Count - 1 ComboBox2.Items.Add(stackTable.ToArray(s)) Next ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ' Case 3 - Queue ' ' Create a new Queue. Dim queueList As New Queue() ' Add some elements to the Queue queueList.Enqueue("Sun") queueList.Enqueue("Mon") queueList.Enqueue("Tue") queueList.Enqueue("Wed") queueList.Enqueue("Thu") queueList.Enqueue("Fri") queueList.Enqueue("Sat") For q As Integer = 0 To queueList.Count - 1 ComboBox3.Items.Add(queueList.ToArray(q)) Next ' Case 4 - ArrayList ' ' Create a new ArrayList. Dim ItemList As New ArrayList() ' Add some elements to the ArrayList ItemList.Add("Sun") ItemList.Add("Mon") ItemList.Add("Tue") ItemList.Add("Wed") ItemList.Add("Thu") ItemList.Add("Fri") ItemList.Add("Sat") For a As Integer = 0 To ItemList.Count - 1 ComboBox4.Items.Add(ItemList.Item(a)) Next ' Case 5 - DictionaryOfString ' ' Create a new dictionary of strings. Dim DictionaryOfString As New Dictionary(Of String, String) ' Add some elements to the dictionary. DictionaryOfString.Add("1", "Sun") DictionaryOfString.Add("2", "Mon") DictionaryOfString.Add("3", "Tue") DictionaryOfString.Add("4", "Wed") DictionaryOfString.Add("5", "Thu") DictionaryOfString.Add("6", "Fri") DictionaryOfString.Add("7", "Sat") For Each kvp As KeyValuePair(Of String, String) In DictionaryOfString ComboBox5.Items.Add(kvp.Value) Next ' Case 6 - SortedList ' ' Creates and initializes a new SortedList. Dim SL As New SortedList() ' Add some elements to the SortedList. SL.Add("1", "Sun") SL.Add("2", "Mon") SL.Add("3", "Tue") SL.Add("4", "Wed") SL.Add("5", "Thu") SL.Add("6", "Fri") SL.Add("7", "Sat") For l = 0 To SL.Count - 1 ComboBox6.Items.Add(SL.GetByIndex(l)) Next thanks Omar Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117406
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    - windows vista serrvice pack1 I just formated-I was wondering if I were to install all updates before SP1 -- zeaus Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117405
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    - Binding DataGridView after Filtering Hi, I have no idea why the datagrid does not display correct information. I have a load button which loads all data based on query (i have observed 100), then I have a textbox and a button to passing in filter and it displays appropriate records. Now if i click the load button again, it does not load all data but shows only the filtered data that was used during filtering process. I am attaching the sample code. Please help, Stephen private void btn_Load_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) <--- loading all records { DataSet _dsEmployees = returnDataset(); _dsEmployees = returnDataset(); myGridView.DataSource = _dsEmployees.Tables[0]; } private DataSet returnDataset() <--- this does work { dsEmployees = (DataSet)CacheKeys.Cache[CacheKeys.EmployeeDS]; if (dsEmployees == null) { dsEmployees = OracleDataRetrieval.GetEmployeeDataSet(GetSQL()); CacheKeys.Cache.Insert(CacheKeys.EmployeeDS, dsEmployees, null, DateTime.Now.AddMinutes(5), System.Web.Caching.Cache.NoSlidingExpiration); } return dsEmployees; } private void btn_Filter_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) <-- filtering data { string filterSQL = txt_Filter.Text.Trim(); DataSet _dsEmployee = returnDataset(); DataView _dvEmployee = _dsEmployee.Tables[0].DefaultView; _dvEmployee.AllowNew = false; _dvEmployee.AllowDelete = true; _dvEmployee.Sort = "FIRST_NAME ASC, LAST_NAME ASC"; _dvEmployee.RowFilter = "LAST_NAME LIKE '" + filterSQL + "*'"; if (_dvEmployee.Count != 0) myGridView.DataSource = _dvEmployee; } Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117404
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    - Custom DataGridView and keyboard input - C# VS2005 Hello, I work in VS2005 in C#. I have a problem with my custom DataGridView and keyboard input. I am trying to catch user input and search through current column. Everything works fine with searching. The problem is when I press one of non-english letters or number from numeric keyboard I do not get character that I pressed. For example: I press key with code 0x010D but catch it as 0x00BA. One good example: when I press 'e' or 'E' (Shift+e) I get inputChat = 'E', msg.WParam = 0x45, msg.LParam = 0x120001 This is the method where I do that: protected override bool ProcessCmdKey(ref Message msg, Keys keyData) { char inputChar = (char)((ushort)msg.WParam.ToInt32()); // msg.WParam is 0x00BA but it should be 0x010D // msg.LParam is 0x270001 ... } Here are the questions: 1. Is there a way to extract the correct code for the pressed key from msg parameter and its properties? 2. Is there a better place (method) to catch a keyboard input? I would appreciate any suggestion, Vlado P.S. When I catch keyboard input in one of my other custom controls I use ProcessKeyPreview and everything works fine, but ProcessKeyPreview is not good in DataGridView. Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117403
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    - Is there any modern way to create a DSN using Dot Net? I'm looking for a way to programmatically create an ODBC DSN in Dot Net 2.0. Has anyone done anything like this? (All of the references that I've found so far seem hopelessly dated, as old as VB4, and I'm not sure I can make them work in Dot Net. ) Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117402
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    - can not log on after removing malware After running some malware removal software to remove registary enteries put there by malware alarm 2008. my daughter can not log into her computer. she gets a welcome screen with administrator on it and when she clicks on it it does something then goes back to the screen. also, where does she go on microsoft site to down load a startup disk for the window xp media ( or multimedia) edition?? Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117398
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    - deadlock when using waitOne in a STA thread Hi, I have the problem described bellow with the calls to WaitHandle.WaitOne causing re-entrancy on main GUI thread (STA) of a .NET application and I would like to find out: - did anybody else run into the same problem? - is it a known issue? is there a fix for it? - is there a workaround for it? - if no fix/workaround I would like to find out the complete list of messages that are being handled (dispatched by ole32.dll OLE/COM message pump) when doing WaitOne on a STA thread. The problem is: I have 2 (or more) calls pending to execute on the main gui thread (I am actually doing Invoke on some control) the first call, at some point does WaitHandle.WaitOne. at this point, if a Windows message comes to the app (like WM_POPUPSYSTEMMENU - 0x0313 ) triggered by a right-click on the task bar icon of the app the following happens: - the app processes this message - the app starts processing other pending messages - like my second invoke - at this point my app is deadlocked, because it is not supposed to enter the second call before finishing processing the first one. - also at this point the entire system is not behaving properly - for example I cannot bring up any window by clicking on the taskbar icon important note: if I would not do right click on the taskbar icon of my app, and just let it work in background, everything would be ok. After investigating this issue for a while, I found that WaitOne is not actually a blocking call when called from an STA thread. The only reference I found related to this matter in MSDN pages is here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/74169f59.aspx . Quoting from that page: "WaitHandle..::.WaitOne,WaitHandle..::.WaitAny, WaitHandle..::.WaitAll, Monitor..::.Enter, Monitor..::.TryEnter, Thread..::.Join, GC..::.WaitForPendingFinalizers, and so on are all responsive to Thread..::.Interrupt and to Thread..::.Abort. Also, if your thread is in a single-threaded apartment, all these managed blocking operations will correctly pump messages in your apartment while your thread is blocked." If the apartment state is STA this function actually creates a message loop that is processing some events (for now I have been able to identify 2 of them (WM_POPUPSYSTEMMENU and WM_ACTIVATEAPP). The problem is that these messages triggers processing of other messages in the queue (like the registered messages used for invoke in .NET ). I have attached a simplified application to demonstrate the issue. In this app I have created a thread from where I am calling multiple times the same function which is suppose to execute on the GUI thread. I have put some console prints to show that it is executing another invoke on the main thread even if it is supposed to stay in the wait. 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    - Pass parameters to Windows Service Hello everyone, I have a Windows service that is begun, and I would like be able to tell a number of parameters or cause an event (from the outside) to do some tasks. for example, I have initiated a service windows and there is a task scheduled for some time to be launching a process which is in the Windows Service. Now, I use a Timer class to launch the task, but I want to know whether there are other options or ways to do it. Thanks in advance, best regards. Sorry my english -- http://www.alhambra-eidos.es/web2005/index.html www.kiquenet.net http://www.setbb.com/putainformatica/viewtopic.php?p=843 www.trabajobasura.com/solusoft Tag: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) Tag: 117396
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Hello everyone,
sometimes it happens that when I change the application main form's
title by

this.Text = "A new title";

it does not get changed on the "button" in the taskbar. However,
usually
it works fine...

Does anyone have any idea what might cause it?

Thanks in advance.

nvx

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Re: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) by Collin

Collin
Sun Jun 29 08:10:05 CDT 2008

On Jun 27, 5:07=A0pm, nvx <nvx2...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> sometimes it happens that when I change the application main form's
> title by
>
> this.Text =3D "A new title";
>
> it does not get changed on the "button" in the taskbar. However,
> usually
> it works fine...
>
> Does anyone have any idea what might cause it?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> nvx

Quick question. Is your application multi-threaded? Are you updating
the main title bar from a thread you create?

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Re: Application title in taskbar does not change (C#2.0) by nvx

nvx
Fri Jul 04 14:56:34 CDT 2008

Dear Collin,
thank you for your reply and I'm sorry for that delay. I was out of
the civilization... ;)

No, it is single-threaded, which, I believe, causes the trouble. When
the thread is busy, the GUI probably does not get updated. I think
making the application multi-threaded might help, but this would be a
time-consuming task... I'm afraid I will have to let it be as it is.

Anyway, thanks for your interest.

Best regards,
nvx

On 29 =C8en, 15:10, Collin <blackfr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Jun 27, 5:07=A0pm, nvx <nvx2...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Hello everyone,
> > sometimes it happens that when I change the application main form's
> > title by
>
> > this.Text =3D "A new title";
>
> > it does not get changed on the "button" in the taskbar. However,
> > usually
> > it works fine...
>
> > Does anyone have any idea what might cause it?
>
> > Thanks in advance.
>
> > nvx
>
> Quick question. =A0Is your application multi-threaded? =A0Are you updatin=
g
> the main title bar from a thread you create?

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