Thanks for your help but what if the user (at the installation time) choose
another path for install the application, really I need exactly the path
under the application have your exe files, do you know how I can refer to
this variable programmaticaly ?
Thanks, again.
Roberto
From: Adam Straugh
Hi!
I've to solve an interesting interop project. I get a byte stream or a
byte array which contains the unmanaged memory representation of a
structure like
struct MyStruct {
short a;
byte b;
char c[10];
...
};
This structure comes from a mainframe what means that numeric values are
in b
Depending on the requirements of your win32 dll, you may be able to use
MC++ to accomplish what you want.
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Set the DataKeyField of the DataGrid to the key
column.
Then in the event handler you can retrieve the items
key as follows
object key = grid.DataKeys[e.Item.ItemIndex];
--- Bill Bassler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'd like to use the Windows DataGrid for its row
> editing cabilities.
> I'd also
Excellent. If this works, you will be my favorite person for a while.
-Rob
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>But to invoke
>the functions defined by the COM object, I need to know their DISPIDS.
The below may be what you need where pdisp is an IDispatch*.
DISPID dispid;
WCHAR *szMember[1];
.
.
szMember[0] = "MethodName";
hresult = pdisp->GetIDsOfNames(IID_NULL, szMember, 1, LOCALE_USER_DEFAULT,
I'd like to use the Windows DataGrid for its row editing cabilities.
I'd also like to use an id contained in one of its row cells as a key
to load other controls on my form. However, I haven't found a clean way to
grab the cell value of the selected row from the DataGrid when its selected.
I can
Hi,
I want to build a Win32 dll that interacts with the COM interface defined
in .NET Assembly dll. To use the .NET API functionality from our Win32 dll,
I created a type library using TlbExp.exe (supplied with .NET SDK) and was
able to instantiate the COM object (using CoCreateInstance). But to
Hi Ryan,
Thank you very much. I tried again and the config can work in
appname.exe.config file, but can't insert these lines in Web.config file
when I want to host the services with IIS. I found that in Web.config file,
a node can not include a property, no matter
the node is a template or an i
Oops - I got that exactly wrong (relative to what I meant).
The code I use to add the project is:
Uri baseUri = new Uri(projectConfig.Url);
Require.Assert(baseUri.Scheme == Uri.UriSchemeHttp);
// Create a virtual directory which points to our local dir.
IISHelper.CreateVDir(baseUri.Host, baseUri.
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