Hi -
I'm working with unit tests, and for a particular reason (won't bore you
with the details, has to do with timing issues when killing connections
during tests), I'd like to disable connection pooling for the entire
process that the unit tests will run under. I know it's possible to set
Pooling=
Hi -
I'm having a problem that I'm hoping folks here can help with. It involves
COM issues as well as .NET, so please let me know if there's a better list
to be posting this to
I'm working on a console app (in C#) that is calling into a COM API
(Virtual Server 2005) that requires the COM secu
Thanks, that's a great point, I believe I do have the thread affinity
issue with this COM component. You remind me that I had to make a config
file modification in a test project because of this (VS2005 Team System).
*sigh* Thought I could get out of this on the cheap, but I guess I'm stuck
with h
I have an ASP.NET application and I need to serialize access to an
external resource, in this case it's a COM interface to a QuickBooks
application. The SDK for QB exposes a COM component for access to it, but
it is not multithreaded. So I don't think, strictly speaking, I need a
Queue, and all tha
Hi -
I'm wondering what the performance hit is to an XP workstation that's
running on a domain vs. peer to peer. I've got a couple of audio
workstations that are very performace-sensitive, and I've kept them off
the domain for that reason. I'm now considering putting them on a domain,
but I'm wonde
Hi -
I've got a home network of XP machines that I do not have on a domain, to
keep things simple. I'm building an automated backup routine system and I
want to be able to remotely start up and shut down all the machines
remotely. I've got the start up part working fine (wake on lan), but I'm
gett
Does anyone have a recommendation on how to approach a large-scale (~2000
workstations) deployment of a Windows Forms application? I know 'One-
Click' deployment is coming out with VS 2005 but I've got to get moving on
it now. Does anyone have any experience with this and have some
recommendations/
Sorry for the OT but it's just a quickie:
Anyone know if there's a group out there for building IE plug-ins (e.g.
Google Toolbar)? One of our guys is wrestling with it (in C) and in need
of help. Anyone know of any good forums/references?
Thanks
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Hi -
I've been using .NET for a couple years but just ran into an issue I'm not
sure about. I've got an multitrack audio editing workstation that is of
course extremely performance sensitive, and I don't put anything on the
machine that's not strictly necessary. I turn every service off that's not
This isn't a .NET question, so I apologize if it's inappropriate, but I
think many here might have some interest in it, as it relates to the QA
and deployment of software (albeit not necessarily .NET software). And I
have no idea where else I might post this. Maybe someone can point me to a
list th
I use this, I'd give credit to where I downloaded it from but I don't
remember... :) Hope it helps.
DirectoryEntry root = new DirectoryEntry("IIS://localhost/W3SVC");
foreach (DirectoryEntry entry in root.Children) {
if (entry.SchemaClassName == "IIsWebServer") {
// Split the ip-port-host tupl
Hi -
I'm getting an error using WSDL.EXE when I attempt to 'Add Web Reference'
and point to a client's *.wsdl file:
Unable to import binding 'CSRToolSoapBinding' from
namespace 'http://www.xxx.com/CSRTool'.
Unable to import operation 'getHistory'.
The datatype 'Array' is missing.
This is almost e
Yes, we do this all the time. You can achieve all the remoting
configuration functionality in code that you can do from a file.
What's the issue you're having?
Andy
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>Has anyone used RemotingConfiguration.Register
Hi all -
I've got initialization code in the ApplicationStart() event of an ASP.NET
application, but this event doesn't get fired until the first time a web
page (or web service) of the app is called. I want to be able to
programmatically initiate the ApplicationStart() event so I can pre-
initiali
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Does anyone know if it's possible to connect to Oracle using the .NET
drivers without having to have a tnsnames file ? Is there a way to bypass
the need for it? I do this with JDBC so I'm sure that I can do it
with .NET. :)
When I look at the docs for OracleConnection.ConnectionString it does not
Hi -
I'm trying to restart an IIS application programmatically. I'm using
System.DirectoryServices, and I've found a method called AspAppRestart()
but it does not seem to fire the Application_Start() event (in
Global.asax), like when you alter the Web.config file. I then noticed that
my app is lis
I'm holding on to the FileWatcher instance in a static variable of the
class in the referenced DLL (in the bin directory). In the application
start event of Global.asax I call a static method on this class that
instantiates the file watcher. I can step through this code and verify the
filename and
I've run into a problem trying to use the FileSystemWatcher component in
ASP.NET and wondering if anyone has run into this issue and could possibly
help.
I've got the issue boiled down to this: if I put a FileWatcher in the
ASP.NET app itself (namely, the Global.asax object) the file Changed event
Hi -
I have an object that I want to run as a singleton. I want to access it in-
process, from classes residing in the same application. I also want to
expose it via Remoting as a singleton. I know how to do each of these
things separately. What I don't know how to do is have them both reference
th
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
'm in the midst of making
this critical decision on where to host our services (win svcs,
IIS/remoting, COM+) and I'm going out of my mind
Thanks!
Andy Smith
Buffalo, NY
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Hi. I'm having a problem where .NET does not let uninstall a component from
the GAC. Using the gacutil.exe /u doesn't do it, neither does using the
force option (/uf), nor forcing a re-install (/if) and then forcing
uninstall. Neither does deleting it from the Assembly Cache configuration
app. When
Sorry if this is a bit too basic for this forum, but I can't get past this
issue
In VB6, when I worked with any of my ActiveX dll projects, the IDE would
very conveniently provide host functionality and intercept all calls to the
COM component I'm working on, and allow me to debug it, set brea
I'm getting conflicting opinions on what is the best technology to host
middle-tier .NET components. Mine is a typical 3-tier scenario, with each
of the tiers on separate boxes. I've got both internal and external clients
that will use these services (components). I was working in an IIS
hosted/HTT
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Can you explain what you mean by this?
"...we increment the lowest build number and deploy a publisher policy file
and/or binding redirects."
Thanks.
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desire for
it to be lightweight.
Anyone have any suggestions? Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Andy Smith
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based on web services, and I don't know if using this approach would make it
extremely difficult to migrate to it.
Thanks.
Andy Smith
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When I do this:
TcpServerChannel channel = new TcpServerChannel(8080);
Is it only for that process? That is, can/should other processes on the same
machine also receive on 8080? Or does each process have to have its own
port? I'm going to have many processes on a single machine (eventuall
I agree emphatically here. I don't think many think through the details when
it comes to talk about replacing Component Services with Web Services.
Everyone seems to just expound vaguely on the virtues of web services
without taking a look at the actual differences between what web services
offer a
What do you mean 'Service Interfaces'?
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Hi -
I'm looking to build a framework to host .NET remoting objects for an
enterprise-wide distributed architecture (otherwise known as middleware!).
What I want is basically a pure .NET version of Component Services, albeit
with much reduced functionality. I don't need transactional support, and I
Behalf Of Gautama, Damon
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Is your assembly strong named? If not, I think this is expected behavior.
damon
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I use LoadFrom() to load an assembly and register the remotable types
included therein. I make a call to one of these remotable types from a
remote client and it fails UNLESS I put the assembly in the same directory
as the host (executable). It's as if the path that was provided for the
LoadFrom()
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