Hi,
I have been trying to launch IE through the WebBrowser control by adding a
reference to shdocvw.dll and then creating an instance of the resulting
InternetExplorer class (below). All works fine on WinXP Pro. It fails on
Win2k3.
Although the code below has a catch block to print the stacktrac
doh...missed the shipping charges part...doh
On 23/11/05, Paul Gale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Unfortunately the prices that AddAll show are not always accurate. For
> example AddAll shows that Bookpool.com (who are nearly always the cheapest
> for technical books anyway) i
Unfortunately the prices that AddAll show are not always accurate. For
example AddAll shows that Bookpool.com (who are nearly always the cheapest
for technical books anyway) is selling the book for $36.50, whereas
bookpool's site shows it for $31.50. Kinda useless unless it is accurate.
Paul
On 2
specific web pages.
>
> If you have a good way to do that without making ParsePage a public method
> I would be very interesting in hearing about it. I've used mock objects
> to seperate communications out, but have found that sometimes they are a
> lot of unnecessary work.
>
>
I think that something is being missed on this thread. An earlier poster
pointed out that private
methods should not be tested. I agree with that. After all, any private method
should be present
in support of a public method of some kind. Therefore test the public interface
of your class only
an
You cannot reference an .exe from VS.NET...but you can if compiling from the
command line using
csc.exe
Paul
--- Franklin Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Nevermindseems you can't reference an exe projectfor some reason I
> was thinking you could. Nevermind. I'll put it in a dll if w
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,
[I posted this to the DOTNET-CLR list a few days ago and received no replies]
Does anyone know how to authenticate a user using just a certificate in a Winform based
application? I know that ASP.NET suports certificate based authentication but I
believe that IIS
is performing the mapping bet
Hi Julian,
You might also want to evaluate NVelocity (a .NET port of the original Java tool).
It's free.
It comes with it's own template language called VTL. I've used it before and it is
very good.
Personally I'd prefer to do the sort of templating substitution you're talking about
using
NVelo
You'll have to roll you're own code to perform per-assembly configuration.
Alternatively, take a
look at Mike Woodring's collection of .NET samples one of which has code for just what
you're
looking for.
http://www.bearcanyon.com/dotnet/
Paul
--- Chris Stefano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
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