Socket.EndRead() is documented as throwing a IOException should the
underlying socket be closed when/during EndRead() is called.
If the NetworkStream object is closed, an ObjectDisposedExceptin will be
thrown.
You could test the socket's Connected property to validate whether the
remote host is s
Yep, it did clue me in. However I am new to the product and asked
because maybe there was something I had missed or another way to do
it. Thanks though.
Francesco
On 8/3/05, Adam Sills <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Got me. I would just think that "Visual Web Developer" would have clued you
> i
Got me. I would just think that "Visual Web Developer" would have clued you
into the fact that it's made for web development. I bet if you want to do it
all, you have to get the full tool.
Adam..
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Does C# Express for 2.0 do webforms and windowsforms?
On 8/3/05, Adam Sills <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You use something that's not only created for web development. Try C#
> express or VS.NET.
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You use something that's not only created for web development. Try C#
express or VS.NET.
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I can't see how to create a non-web site project in Visual Web
Developer 2005? I am trying to write a Windows Service in .NET 2.0.
How do I do this?
Francesco
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I found a blog entry* that describes the problem pretty well and gives a
few ideas about how to fix it. I could create the entire interface in C#
but the many of the method signatures contain optional parameters with
default values and I couldn't find a way to specify those default values.
I guess
From: "Jonathan Ross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Or, this being JIT and all, maybe method A was
never compiled until I called method B, but I have no idea how any direct
calls could be made if you had to check all the .net code to see if it was
compiled yet before calling it.
Yes. Any function refer
Correction, that should read "I can afterwards insert the IL code for A, and
then call *B*, which calls *A*."
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To:
Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2005 12:31 PM
Subject: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] CodeDOM and OpCodes in Implementing Dy
The thing with it's being a direct call, if I define DynamicMethod A, and
then I go ahead and define and insert the IL code for B, I can afterwards
insert the IL code for A, and then call A, which calls B. IOW, if it's a
direct call, how does it know where A is, when A hasn't even been created
yet
From: "Jonathan Ross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
By any chance, do you know for sure if the call I'm making from Method B
to
Method A is a direct call instruction or if it's a dynamic method
delegate?
I'm betting it's a straight up instruction call, which has me frothing
with
anticipation.
Well, you'
*smacks forehead firmly against wall* Thanks. I forgot that Method A
returned a value.
By any chance, do you know for sure if the call I'm making from Method B to
Method A is a direct call instruction or if it's a dynamic method delegate?
I'm betting it's a straight up instruction call, which has
From: "Jonathan Ross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Okay, for the last 4 hours I've been stuck on calling a dynamic method
from
another dynamic method. Following is my code, which errors out for some
reason unknown to me.
The error message "Common Language Runtime detected an invalid program."
almost ce
Great stuff!!!
Thanks, William.
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Bartholomew
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Subject: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Sorting an XmlNode
I have two applications communicating through a socket.
In the receiving application I use the NetworkStream class to read data
from the socket.
I call
myNetworkStream.BeginRead(buffer, 0, size, new AsyncCallback
(MyCallbackMethod), state);
MyCallbackMethod is then called when data is coming in, or
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