Hi,
Firstly apologies if this is not the correct area for such a question. I've
searched to no avail for info on this topic.
I am trying to generate and save access snapshot reports (using the Office
XP Primary Interop Assemblies) which are viewable through an activex control
in an asp.net
OpenArgs passes arbitrary data into the report. It does NOT have any
explicit connection to the parameters. You'll need to write VBA code in
the Report's OnOpen event to read the data you passed in, create a
recordset using the correct parameters, and set the recordset to be the
report's
I think you've misunderstood the purpose of the attribute.
All that this attribute does is shares JITed code across appdomains.
It does *not* share state. In particular, each appdomain will get its
own set of static member variables. It's only code that gets shared.
This is pretty similar to
All that this attribute does is shares JITed code across
appdomains.
So my question is this... if I have a stub EXE that does the AppUpdater
autoupdate thing, and also uses NUnit to validate that the updated version
is good (and rollback if not), both of which use extra AppDomains, do I get
a
