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I don't think the original question suggested that there was a problem with threading
on the client side -- the problem is on the server side. The async call pattern is to
let the caller do something else while waiting for the server to finish processing the
request.
The server has to keep the
>>In Whidbey (.NET 2.0) there will be a way to dynamically add (static)
>>methods to modules and those methods can (optionally, given the right
>>permissions) also access the private members of a class.
That's good to know - exactly what I need.
Thank you very much
//Andrew
>>You could create a type that descends from the type you want to modify,
add a method to it, "bake it" and call the method; then repeat, this time
descending from the type you had just built.
>>You'd end up with a bunch of classes, each with one method, that descend
from each other in a "ladder"
I don't think it can be true that redesigning would take longer. Build a tool that
starts by assuming that buttons and labels don't resize and that controls ending
"flush right" should be anchored there. Then
I'm actually now thinking that I should build the tool I'm imagining, rather tha
I guess I asked for it!! But as there's no use of docking or anchoring in the
example, I guess I don't know what wouldn't work right if those were set.
If the issue isn't "dock and anchor aren't sufficient" but rather "we can't / won't
spend time setting the dock and anchor properties correctly
You could create a type that descends from the type you want to modify, add a method
to it, "bake it" and call the method; then repeat, this time descending from the type
you had just built.
You'd end up with a bunch of classes, each with one method, that descend from each
other in a "ladder" s
Frans Bouma wrote:
> Did you install SP1 for .NET 1.1 already?
I have not installed it yet, but I will give it a try later today and see if
maybe it's patched.
-Drew
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Some .NET courses you may be in
Hi,
No, it's not possible. To call a method you need to bake the type first
and after you've baked the type, you can no longer change it.
In Whidbey (.NET 2.0) there will be a way to dynamically add (static)
methods to modules and those methods can (optionally, given the right
permissions) also a
>>Is that about right?
Yes that's the case
>>The problem is that handling resizing always requires some work. It needs
a certain amount of thought and planning because there isn't any
r>>>reliable way of automating the process completely. You will,
unfortunately, need to work out what layout setti
See MethodBuilder, you'll find a sample in the overview of the class
HTH,
Stoyan
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Adam Straughan wrote:
> Absolutely no idea, I just happened to see the title and thought it might be
> relevant.
Me neither :)
but i thought I had read somewhere WS-Events is all between webservices.
// Ryan
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Hello,
Is it possible add a method to an existing class. What I want to is
1) create a dynamic type and a method on this type
2) invoke this method
3) create another method on the same type
4) invoke the new method
E.t.c.
Is it possible? As far as I can see you have to call TypeBuilder.CreateTyp
> -Original Message-
> From: Ryan Heath [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 02 September 2004 12:36
> Correct me if I am wrong here, but
> isn't WS-Events presented as being a solution for pull/push
> events BETWEEN web services?
Absolutely no idea, I just happened to see the title and thou
Hi,
Correct me if I am wrong here, but
isnt WS-Events presented as being a solution for
pull/push events BETWEEN webservices?
// Ryan
On Thu, 2 Sep 2004 09:43:34 +0100, Adam Straughan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is WS-Events any use to you?
>
> http://xml.coverpages.org/WS-Events20030721.pdf
>
My approach is nothing more than a hack. Was more of a short-term than
real solution.
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Apologies in advance if I am butting in inappropriately, or this has
been covered, as I have not followed this thread.
This article explains custom layout extenders very well and has a lovely
sample project. I have seen nothing better. (And it enabled me to at
least grasp what attributes were abou
This might be obvious, but if you code something that could read through
the code of these forms and highlight which controls are the right-most
ones for their "row", and which ones are in the middle... If your
controls are laid out in an orderly way you may be able to
programmatically set the anch
To solve the threading problem in your third solution, it sounds like
what you want is an async web service.
When you implement a web service, you can either write it synchronously
or asynchronously. This makes no difference to how the service looks to
the outside world, it just changes the implem
Have you considered using MSMQ? You could have your clients create local
message queues and the server could then send messages to these queues
when the event occurs. You could have the clients register the queue with
the server by name.
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Is WS-Events any use to you?
http://xml.coverpages.org/WS-Events20030721.pdf
Abstract
This document describes Web Services Events (WS-Events) Version 2.0, an XML
syntax and a set of processing rules for advertising, subscribing, producing
and consuming Web Services Events. An Event is an abstract
Having looked through the code and read what you said, it sounds like
this is the situation: someone has already done the complete design for
all of these forms, but they didn't bother making them resizable. You
now want to fix that.
Is that about right?
The problem is that handling resizing alw
I have a number of clients calling the various methods of my webservice.
Then some event occurs on the server, and I want to notify the clients
immediately. How can I achieve this?
Polling: I thought about polling, but frequent polling from many clients
would generate a lot of obsolete load, so I
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