> Hi, this is pretty much the same problem as I had :)
>
> Our solution is as follows (and comes straight from one of
> the Ms solution development centre (SDC) who we had in for
> consultancy on precisely this problem so I guess they use it too):
>
> * System Solution containing all projects -
Thanks, to you, and all who replied. Your solution worked and best fitted my
application context.
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From: "Booth, Bill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 2004 2:48 PM
Subject: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Server-Independent Connection Strin
Stephen,
Killing the parent process will not necessarily terminate all its child
processes. Even if your parent is able to somehow detect external
termination, it won't be able to kill all its children. The best you could
do is terminate the immediate children, if you actually created the child
pr
Janis,
Any ideas what I am doing wrong? Thank you.
A C# int is 32 bits, but a VB6 Integer is only 16 bits. So the equivalent
C# type is short, and you should create a short[].
FWIW, you would have catched this error if you had a strongly typed array
parameter instead of the generic System.Array.
Hi,
I've seen many proof-of-concept examples that read XML content in an
ASP.NET web page using the XmlDocument class with the Load() method. One
version of the Load() method (the most commonly used one) simply takes a
string with the file name. I'm wondering if the file is opened with read-
shari
Here's the scenario:
We're serializing object graphs with automagic serialization (just the
SerializableAttribute), using the BinaryFormatter with the
FormatterAssemblyStyle.Simple setting. If the assembly of the object being
serialized is not recompiled I can serialize and then deserialize the
in
Hi,
Any pointers to this will be helpful.
Suppose i have a windows app which does the following
in sequence :-
1) Calls FetchMethod-1 of WebService-1 which fetches
data from DataBase-1 as XML-1
2) Calls UpdateMethod-2 of webservice2, with XML-1 as
method parameter ,which updates DataBase-2
3) C
I need to call a method on COM dll from my .NET app that has following VB6
signature:
Public Function SizeFan(cfmPoints() As Integer) As String
When adding this COM dll to the reference of my .NET project, the signature
of the wrapper's SizeFan method looks like:
string SizeFan(ref System.Array
Greetings all,
I'm trying to create a .net program that can decrypt files that will be
rsa-encrypted with the gpg program (on mac os X, if that's important).
I've got hold of a copy of gpg, generated a key pair & sent my public
key to my correspondent.
I thought I would try to use
System.Securit
I am new to VC.NET and have tried the whidbey version for a few times. I
can't seem to single-step app (written using C#) at the IL level using
VC.NET studio. I probably miss something here, so if someone knows how to
do this, please let me know. Furthermore, is it also possible single-step
it at t
I am reading section 12.3 of Partition I on machine state and its relation
to eval stack. I am still not clear about their relationships. Can someone
help clarify the following:
1. Are the method state and eval stack are actually implemented using the
same stack (at the managed native code level )
Thanks for response, Serge.
-antony
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Can anyone tell me if it's possible to use and control a fixed number of
ThreadPool threads in my app? Or are ThreadPool threads more of a 'fire-
and-forget' kind of scenario?
I'm building an MSMQ listener using asynchronous events to get each
message, and right now I create a new thread in the th
Thanks for the answers!
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I think this is what you want(outlook compiled);
class a
{
protected void DoStuff(Enum enumValue)
{
Debug.WriteLine (enumValue.GetType().ToString);
Debug.WriteLine (enumValue.ToString);
foreach(string name in enumValue.GetNames())
Looks like the list is down again but you must have sent your reponse to
me also since I got it before it appeared on the list.
Frans and I said essentially the same thing. Create the separate page and
like Frans said with no HTML in it. This is because you can't have that
stuff making its way in
Hi, this is pretty much the same problem as I had :)
Our solution is as follows (and comes straight from one of the Ms solution
development centre (SDC) who we had in for consultancy on precisely this
problem so I guess they use it too):
* System Solution containing all projects - used for daily
Hi all,
I'm trying to use System::Diagnostics::Process to spin off processes
(mostly doing builds using devenv.com), watch/store the output, and provide
a method for killing that process if desired.
It appears that when I call Process.Kill - it will kill the direct process
that I spawned, but any
Hi,
(Sorry for my bad English)
I want to develop a windows application (an integrated development
environment). The user should be able to edit the document (his/her
program), save it, open it. Because of the characteristic of the document
type, I can not use XML serialization, a textual represen
>3. Is there a managed code tool for parser generator (like yacc/bison) ?
>(The generated parser is preferrably in C#).
Mono uses C# port of Jay (which is a Java port of Yacc)[1]. Will that serve
the purpose?
HTH,
Jalil Vaidya
[1] http://www.mono-project.com/using/mcs.html
Hello,
I have to create a component in Win32 where a parent process is
responsible for creating child process.
In normal terminations of parent process I can kill the child process by
refering to their process ids or by some other methods.
But in abnormal situations e.g. parent process gets kill
Hi Bill,
I recommend you read Aaron's Skonnard's article 'The XML Files' from April 2003 in
which he talks
about web service interop with Java based clients. In essence he says that Datasets
should be
strongly typed to allow for interop. As a generic Dataset's layout is not known until
runtime
Hi,
For 3), have a look at antlr. It's a parser generator implemented in java,
c++ and c# (emitting a parser in the appropriate language each time).
I've only used the java version, but its very powerful.
www.antlr.org
Andy
- Original Message -
From: "Tony Hal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
> Am I going about this the right way? Does anyone have real
> world experience working with a solution this large with lots
> of cross subsystem dependencies? Any insight on the subject
> is appreciated.
We just had the split projects, each person built their own then used
file references.
> 3. Is there a managed code tool for parser generator (like yacc/bison) ?
> (The generated parser is preferrably in C#).
Antlr has a C# version, works great... I used it to build a C# compiler [1],
though it emits to swf rather than .Net. It parses into a graph structure
similar to the CodeDom, b
I think it's very likely that you're running into the problem discussed here:
http://www.alphora.com/tiern.asp?ID=HDCHACK
even though the symptoms are not completely identical. I wish I had seen MS
acknowledge this issue somewhere, but I'm unaware that they have.
At 05:45 PM 7/27/2004, J Donni
Mattias,
I could, but the FrameworkClass.MethodThatDoesStuff() Method is located in a
base class, that is compiled in an assembly. Along comes an application
developer and wants to define an assembly that derives from FrameworkClass
and passes in to the base.MethodThatDoesStuff() an enumeration d
Frans,
I've gone all over the System.Enum definitions. I think the root of the
issue is that when you specify a parameter in a method call you are
essentially supplying a type, but the FrameworkClass does not understand the
type that is defined after it is built and shipped.
Any ideas?
- John -
Frans, Chad,
Thanks for the reply, but I am not sure if I understand your answers.
Chad wrote:
> Use the img tag:
> Then in your getimagepage.aspx get the image bytes and perform a
> Response.BinaryWrite() and set the ContentType to whatever is
> appropriate for the image being pulled from th
Do a WaitOne on the WaitHandle in the IAsyncResult, returned from BeginSend, before
calling EndSend. Or pass a callback to the BeginSend, and then call EndSend within
the callback. A lot of the current socket documentation is just plain wrong. I
reported it a couple weeks ago, and got a respo
Does anyone know how I can kill these processes? I have stopped the debugger
in the IDE, yet sometimes these processes stay open. After a few days of
work I might have 7 or 8 vs7jit.exe processes stuck open. Windows says
"access denied" when trying to kill these processes even with aspnet_wp.exe
Jesse,
You may want to try Build.Net: http://serial.n6k.com/build.net/
It recursively searches a directory for VS.NET project files to build. Any
*.csproj OR *.vbproj that is found is parsed into an object model and added
to the build list. Build.Net will attempt to build any dependencies that do
Steve,
Another related question, if I may. How has the metadata schema been
changed to accomodate generics?
There are three new metadata tables; GenericParam, GenericParamCostraint
and MethodSpec. The easiest way to see what they contain is to run Metainfo
/schema or Ildasm /metadata=schema on a
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