Hi people :)
Supose that you have a button that opens a new form every time you press it
Private sub command1_click ( byval E as .. )
Dim frm as new Form1
frm.show ()
end sub
my question is how do i get the other open instances ???
i open several windows and i need to know som
I guess below is what you are looking for.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vsintro
7/html/vxwlkwalkthroughusingcustomactiontoprecompileassermblyduringinsta
llation.asp
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dave
hi all,
does anyone have any examples of implementing a windows install and some custom vb
scripts?
any links to any online docs?
Thanks,
dave
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Hello folks,
Yes, I am a Japanese and this is just the begining of the
"Return of the Jed, oops, Japanese". ;-) I'm kidding.
We Japanese see two postings on the site. One is said to be
Microsoft .NET Framework, and the other is
Microsoft .NET Framework Japanese Version.
The size is slightly di
Same here - dotNET japanese was suddenly installed :-(
Does this mean I have to learn this language now?
Regards
Thomas Tomiczek
THONA Consulting Ltd.
(Microsoft MVP C#/.NET)
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To:
I will be out of the office starting 14-Apr-2002 and will not return until
18-Apr-2002.
I will respond to your message when I return.
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I agree Peter. That is a better approach. I don't like the optimistic
concurrency code that it generates. I haven't built my own, but I
usually use stored procedures that do optimistic concurrency with
timestamps instead. Much smaller SQL statements for the most part.
Thanks,
Shawn Wildermut
> Shawn Wildermuth spake:
>
> That may be true, but it doesn't make any sense. We're talking about
> disconnected data. Why would you only want inherit a transaction from
> the select?
But the built in command builder (via the associated data adapter) requires
a select statement to determine
Never mind...I figured DataColumn.ColumnMapping = MappingType.Hidden
does it.
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kojiishi
Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 12:25 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [DOTNET] How can DataSet not to save calculcated c
I've seen this article, but most everything that I have found is using
PropetyDescriptors in regards to property grids and components. I'm using it
in the application to control how the data is displayed in a grid (or any
data bound component actually). I like the idea of controlling the columns
t
Override GetValue and SetValue on the derived PropertyDescriptor class.
Both of these methods will hand you objects contained in your
ITypedList. In these methods, you can use the Name prop (or other
custom discriminator) to do your custom access/mutation of on your
objects. You'll want to overr
I have a typed dataset, generated from XSD. Some of columns in the
dataset are calculcated columns; i.e., expressions in Expression
property. As I save this dataset to XML, I can see all calculated
results are written to the XML.
Since they are re-calculated, for the size of XML and time to save/
You didn't mention if the string is comprised of one word, or of a document containing
many words. If it's many words then I'd take
a different approach.
Use 3 BitVector[] arrays.
1. BitVector[] wordsIndex
Each bit corresponds to a word in your doc. If the word contains any upper case
characte
Brent E. Rector wrote:
> For some reason, Windows Update keeps insisting that I should install
> the Windows .NET Framework, Japanese Version. This is in addition to and
> a separate download from the SP1 update. It's doing this on all my
> systems strangely. Anyone know what's up with it?
There
The typed DataSet simply presets the schema for a DataSet. You can fill
typed datasets in the identical way you would from the database.
Normally I create a DataAdapter per table in the DataSet or typed
DataSet. This works fine. If you need an example, reply and ask for
one and I'll craft one u
You are correct. Thanks a lot. (You've allowed me to cover this in my
forthcoming book. I appreciate the help).
Thanks,
Shawn Wildermuth
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Is there a utility for created typed objects from database table structures?
I know that I can use xsd.exe to create a dataset inherited class, but it
appears as if it needs to be deserialized from XML. Now, I understand I
could do a FOR XML in my stored proc, but I'd like to bring it back in
nat
All you have to do is hit the targetUri w/ a browser and you'll see they're
using Apache SOAP, which is Java.
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From: "Simon Robinson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Frida
For some reason, Windows Update keeps insisting that I should install
the Windows .NET Framework, Japanese Version. This is in addition to and
a separate download from the SP1 update. It's doing this on all my
systems strangely. Anyone know what's up with it?
-- Brent Rector, .NET Wise Owl
Demean
Can someone on this list point me to a reference for having my control
support complex databinding? I need to enable my control to have the
ability to do:
myControl.DataSource = ...
myControl.ViewItem = ...
myControl.ItemValue = ...
I've looked around, and can't find anything except an article o
,- [ Shawn Wildermuth wrote: ]
| My use-case is a multi-table DataSet where I am updating
| the database from the DataSet. Since the tables are related, I want a
| single transaction to filter through all the updates, though different
| DataAdapters (using one DataAdapter per table).
`-
Subject says it all. Couldn't find anything, but probably not looking in the
right places...
Brad
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John,
> Should I put my managed classes into a separate managed C++ project (one
> that compiles into a standalone assembly)? I don't know what else to
> try.
I think that could be one approach. The problem might be that the compiler
does indeed need to use #using on the library to correctly pro
I'm sure you are correct about that line being a protocol response
rather than an actual header. I just needed the same information I
used to get using HttpQueryInfo with the HTTP_QUERY_RAW_HEADERS_CRLF
flag, which includes the HTTP/1.1 line. So, I
built that line manually, from other informatio
I wrote:
> Subject says it all. Couldn't find anything, but probably not looking in the
> right places...
Nevermind, I see it now. *smacks head*
Brad
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I have a largely unmanaged C++ application that's broken up into several
static libraries. I have added a managed C++ class to one of these
libraries (let's say it's a.lib) and then referenced that managed class
from some other managed code in b.lib. The libraries all compile
successfully.
Howeve
Tracy Martin wrote:
> Thanks for the response... Since posting, I've come across the fact
> that the ToString method of the Headers property is overloaded and
> returns the headers - except for the first line.
That's because the first line isn't part of the headers, it's part of the
HTTP protoco
Thanks for the response... Since posting, I've come across the fact
that the ToString method of the Headers property is overloaded and
returns the headers - except for the first line. So, what I end up
doing is building that first line manually, then appending the rest:
sHeaders = "HTTP/" & oResp
I was told to look up the Broker Pattern (Enterprise
Architectual Pattern) since it possibly it's what I'm
looking for to make some of my classes to act as
collections when they are infact working towards the
database instead.
Does anyone have ANY examples on how to implement the
Broker Pattern i
If you just need to know what the headers are, then try this
HttpWebRequest myHttpWebRequest =
(HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create("http://localhost/";);
HttpWebResponse myHttpWebResponse =
(HttpWebResponse)myHttpWebRequest.GetResponse();
for(int i=0; i < myHttpWebResponse.Headers.Count; ++i)
That may be true, but it doesn't make any sense. We're talking about
disconnected data. Why would you only want inherit a transaction from
the select? My use-case is a multi-table DataSet where I am updating
the database from the DataSet. Since the tables are related, I want a
single transacti
> Shawn Wildermuth spake:
>
> I just want to confirm this. CommandBuilders and transactions are
> incompatible, right? Since the CommandBuilder generates and destroys
> Command objects on the fly as needed, I assume there is no way to attach
> a transaction to the commands. I want to update a d
While going through excellent Serge Lidin's IL book,
which shows that vararg unmanaged methods can be
easily called from IL. I tried finding a way to call unmanaged
vararg methods from C#. The following
seems to be the way to do it (if need be, to interface
with legacy C methods):
class C
{
I just want to confirm this. CommandBuilders and transactions are
incompatible, right? Since the CommandBuilder generates and destroys
Command objects on the fly as needed, I assume there is no way to attach
a transaction to the commands. I want to update a database with
standard optimistic con
Greetings,
I'm playing with HttpWebRequest and HttpWebResponse, and I can't seem
to find a way to get the raw header stream. I thought perhaps
GetResponseStream, but that returns the actual internet resource, not
the headers.
I want to be able to log the raw headers for certain retrievals - and
Impressive! Thanks very much, Zane.
=
On Sat, 13 Apr 2002 10:07:29 -0700, Zane Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Teo,
>
>Ooops, accidentally hit ctrl+enter
>
>http://www.aspalliance.com/aldotnet/examples/translate.aspx
>
>
>Zane
>
>You can rea
Thanks Leon, saved my day :-) I sometimes can not believe what stupid
errors I can make.
The paranthesis () were the "significant change" - wight. Suddenly it
compiled and C# also sees it as out parameter. Thanks.
Regards
Thomas Tomiczek
THONA Consulting Ltd.
(Microsoft MVP C#/.NET)
-Or
Hi, if you want to dinamically compile the expression, you can use
something like this:
private object CreateMyMath(string sExpression)
{
StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();
// Source Code
sw.WriteLine("using System;");
sw.WriteLine("using System.Collections;");
Hi.
I would I define a static constructor using CodeDom?
I used CodeConstructor and set its attribute to MemberAttribute.Static, but the output
was not static.
Saar
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