This is truly one of the beauties of garbage collection.
Chris Sells
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Calling EndInvoke is option, just as paying attention to the return
value of a method is optional. If the function you call returns
something (or a reference to something), you're free to ignore it (and
let the garbage collector do it's thing later if the method is returning
a reference to an obje
What are the ramifications of not calling EndInvoke() on a delegate used to
asynchronously invoke a method with a void return?
I'm curious if this variation of the typical Begin/End Invoke pattern will have any
bad side effects.
(Please ignore any obvious typos. Outlook is a forgiving IDE)
//So
I feel perhaps I'm not making my #1 complaint clear: if I open up a *well-known* TCP
port, even if it's just on the loopback adapter or whatever, my app will break under
Terminal Services (eg: Remote Desktop, and Fast User Switching).
I'd like for my app to not crash or choke, just because my r
Gray,
I'm implementing a Caching solution and I don't really need the object to be on the
Remote Server. Having a copy of the object on the Server would make Caching difficult
as I'd have to update the Remote Caching Server every time I updated a DLL on the Web
Server otherwise I'd get Serializa
I don't think anybody has responded so I will give my .02c
1) You can pass objects or you can pass object references to another machine. I
believe for an object to be passed and not it's reference, the object has to be xml
serilizable and marked as such.
2) I don't really see how using anoth
Where did you get that information? The async I/O (read/write) support
for sockets in all version of the .NET framework *are* built on top of
i/o completion ports [1]. The only part of the .net socket support that
I'm aware of as not being completely i/o completion port enabled is
BeginAccept. B
The reason I am doing is because I start a control on a form ( not the main
form) and then render to the control it all works fine but when I start a
render loop rather than a single render I cant close the form. I will have a
look at the can close form bug tommorow.
So I looked at all the example
A Serviced Component living inside a COM+ Server Application could be used
as an IPC "broker". It'd be always-on, resident in RAM. If anything needed
to be persisted, it could be stored in a local XML file or an ISAM table.
Or what about a message queue for IPC? Not as flexible as a SC but you
D'oh! Forgot the reference to the code:
http://staff.develop.com/candera/intelarticle.htm
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Application.Run creates a message-loop on the current thread.
I would be suprised if DoEvents will work on the non-UI thread, but I'm not
sure about this.
DirectX can have problems with multi-threading when operating full-screen,
but I'm not aware of any problems when working in a window.
My gue
I can't say I totally understand your question. But I've written
controls that use Direct3D. Other than the fact that I'm not dealing
with Device loss due to screensaver startup, it works great for me.
Check out [1] for the code if you'd like to look at it.
Also, to answer the question I think yo
Hi,
I need to create the following statement with CodeDom:
if(_index < _collection.Count - 1)
{
...
}
I wrote the following code:
CodeBinaryOperatorExpression condition = new
CodeBinaryOperatorExpression(
new CodeVariableReferenceExpression("_index"),
CodeBinaryOperatorType.LessThan,
new CodeBin
This call is notoriously incomplete. If you need to do this, I would
suggest OleDbConnection.GetOleDbSchemaTable
Thanks,
Shawn Wildermuth
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> -Origi
I am trying to get value of the IsUnique attribute of a database column.
It seems that the method SqlDatalReader.GetSchemaTable always
returns False, even for table defined like that:
CREATE TABLE Tab1
(
f1 INT UNIQUE,
f2 VARCHAR(50)
)
The MSDN description of the SqlDataReader.GetSchemaTable() st
I guess you can also configure this by changing the machine.config file:
.
.
Cheers,
Yuri Misnik
MCP, MCSD, MCAD.NET
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I know enough of that kind of problems.
Just to summarize:
1) TCP/IP is the only standard way to use Remoting in .NET. Both
TcpChannel & HttpChannel need TCP/IP. Other channels have to be
installed separately.
2) TCP/IP require at least a loopback network card interface. So, for
IPC between proces
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