Hi,
Occasionally I get a FileNotFound exception for System.Data. This is in an
Enteprise Services server component, at activation time, when multiple
threads are hitting the component at the same time. A gotdotnet board user
replied to me that this is a known bug in the assembly loader, but I can'
Take a look at Ingo Rammer's Bi-directional TCP Channel. It tries to solve the exact
problem you mention. Of course his is a TCP Channel and you want an HTTP Channel but
the concepts are the same.
http://www.ingorammer.com/Software/OpenSourceRemoting/BiDirTcpChannel.html
Russ
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Hi,
I am trying to use RAPI to write to a file in a Pocket PC. Using the
code:
[DllImport("rapi.dll", CharSet=CharSet.Unicode)]
private static extern int CeCreateFile( string lpFileName, uint
dwDesiredAccess, uint dwShareMode, uint lpSecurityAttributes, uint
dwCreationDisposition, uint dwFlagsA
Bingo, look at the IHttpHandler interface for the server side. You'll need
to create your own signaling stream if you want to reach clients behind a
firewall. You'll consume this stream on the client side via the
HttpWebRequest class. Also be aware that some firewalls close the socket
after so m
Hi Salil,
I'd suggest using two DIVs in DHTML. You can cause them to layer on top of
each other by setting the CSS 'positioning' attribute to 'absolute', then
setting the top/left/height/width attributes to appropriate values. The
z-index attribute will control which DIV is on top.
The bottom DIV
Hello,
I have a specific requirement on using Remoting through a firewall . Let me
explain the scenario in brief.
I have a remote object hosted in IIS behind a firewall configured to block all ports
other than 8080. I have a client registering an Http channel and specifying
port 0 to recei
Salil,
A good generic dhtml placement routine that I use is domlay (source
below). You would create a after the head, and place it using
domlay("myDivName",1,xPosition,yPosition,"
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Subject: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] C# layers dhtml refre
Hmmm... It's been some time since I did any COM programming but I think the
code you've posted to create a SAFEARRAY is wrong. I would do something on
the lines:
HRESULT hr = E_FAIL;
BSTR* pbstr = NULL;
SAFEARRAY* psa = ::SafeArrayCreateVector(VT_BSTR, 3);
if (NULL != psa)
{
if (SUCCEEDED(hr
I have a page that displays a map and points dynamically generated over
that map (its aspx page written in c# - running on IIS 6 server).
I'd like to modify the page so the map appears as 1 layer and the dynamic
points appear as an overlying layer, and the overlying layer refreshes
itself once eve
I've only just found this reply via google, researching the same problem
(our mail sweeper doesn't like things with code in). Thanks for your reply.
I understand your comments about "not calling from COM+".
I don't understand "I recommend that you use it as a client activated
object, not single c
You were indeed correct, this had absolutely nothing to do with COM+.
Solved.
Though I'm not sure whether what this says about either my understanding
of .net or the idiosyncrocies of .net.
My problem was registering an WellKnownClientTypeEntry and it's ObjectType
being null.
After a bit of
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