Hi all
Can any one suggests me from where to start in
Accessing the biz talk object model programmatically
form vb.net
regards
gan
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I'm having some problems with remoting, and wondered if I am attacking
this right...
I have a singleton (which opens a COM port hence must be a singleton)
which needs to be available remotely, however it also requires to be
consumed by the service which is also it's remote host.
I am trying to r
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From: "Marsh, Drew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 6:08 PM
Subject: Re: CopyMemory (RtlMoveMemory) -- The .NET way
> David B. Bitton [mailto:[EMAI
This is a rather hypothetic question:
We can use ngen.exe to precompile IL to native code.
Is a scenario in which we would have ONLY ngen.exe (or similar) and NO
JITter possible?!
I guess that only code using the codedom would suffer in not having a
JITter - is that right?
Regards
Ax
Take a look at http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/tools/web_svc/default.aspx.
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David B. Bitton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Our application (VB6) receives a byte array via a TCP
> conversation. We then take the byte array, and do a
> CopyMemory into a UDT. This has been a classic way of
> handling this type of situtation. Now, I want to know how I
> would do t
Our application (VB6) receives a byte array via a TCP conversation. We
then take the byte array, and do a CopyMemory into a UDT. This has been a
classic way of handling this type of situtation. Now, I want to know how I
would do this, the .NET way.
How is this done?
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One last point. If you decide not to use connection pooling, turn it off explicitly in
the connection string (pooling='false' in SqlConnection, OLE DB Services=-4 in
OleDbConnection) to avoid the pool creation and tracking overhead.
Bob
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Sent:
SQL Server, and, I believe, Sybase, have the SETUSER command. But it can only be
issued by sysadmin or dbo, cannot be used with SQL Server/NT integrated security, and
resets if the current database is changed with the USE command. It also has a WITH
NORESET option that prohibits reseting to the
OK, you've got me confused since OR is a two way mapping in my mind.
What is your approach? How does it avoid writing business logic in either a
transactions or
'session' manner, or in an 'entity' manner?
Peter
--- Shawn Wildermuth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It doesn't deal with the Object-
For a look at what Microsoft is doing around this in the future check out
this presentation from the 2001 PDC on Object Spaces. Kind of out there,
but its cool. The Object Spaces part of the presentation is the last 35
minutes.
Later,
curt
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See inline [Andreas]
On Fri, 10 May 2002 12:46:34 -0700, Peter Foreman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>--- Andreas Håkansson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> >*** B - wrong. You ARE invasive if you ask for custom attributes.
>> >You will never be able to serialize private attributes "non-invasive".
It doesn't deal with the Object->Relational mapping at all. It does the
Relational to Object mapping. The real trick here is that the DataSet
can hold the data as relational and display hierarchically. I repeat
this does *NOT* work to map your objects to a datastore, only the other
way around.
I agree the application level audit can have much richer and finer
control than DB level audit but
1. DB level audit will be faster since it doesn't need another round
trip of db call.
2. For general audit purpose (say update record, delete record), using
trigger in db level will be easiler.
I w
Beauchemin, Bob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Correct, but that behavior, (not being able to reset
> credentials) is a "database implementation detail". ;-)
True.
> Imagine if SQL Server could reset credentials, in a manner
> analogous to how sp_reset_connection works today. Then it
> wou
David B. Bitton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> ok, so it has to be "hooked up" via a reference in a .config
> file. Would that be the infamous AppConfig file, or the even
> more dreaded manifest file?
Any level config: application (your best bet), machine, enterprise.
Documentation for th
Whoa. You're gonna have to make that thing auto-update! :)
G.
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Joel Mueller is at it again, this time with an
the reference to the document() XSLT function is a great example of what I'd
like to do.
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From: "Marsh, Drew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 1:00 PM
--- Andreas Håkansson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >*** B - wrong. You ARE invasive if you ask for custom attributes.
> >You will never be able to serialize private attributes "non-invasive".
>
> [Andreas] I would be intressting to see how you could utilize
> aspect-orientated programming to g
Correct, but that behavior, (not being able to reset credentials) is a "database
implementation detail". ;-) Imagine if SQL Server could reset credentials, in a manner
analogous to how sp_reset_connection works today. Then it would be possible to write a
connection pooling implementation that w
This depends very much on what design pattern you are using for OR mapping. Martin
Fowler's site
[1] gives a good overview of some approaches.
What is your approach to inheritance hierarchies for instance?
How does it work if the database schema already exists and tables do not map 1-1 with
ob
Bill Baird [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> How can I determine if a given piece of code is running in
> the default AppDomain. I searched the archives, but came up empty.
Hmmm... I thought of this, but it feels so hacky:
// Get the entry point Assembly
Assembly entryPointAssembly = Assemb
Can a .CUR file be stored in a resource file? I can do it with bitmaps,
strings, and icons but not with mouse cursors. Anyone know how to do this?
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ChongQing Xiao [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> In ADO.NET, the connection pool will be used if the
> connection string is the same. This works fine
> if I can map many different user to the same userID in the
> Database. But how it will work if I want to distinguish
> different user in the da
Just out of interest, why do you need a line that long?
Don't you find it a bit difficult to read? :)
Simon
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Thanks. I pretty much have used headhunters in the past, but I have always started by
applying to their adds in the paper. I guess this time I have to call them.
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Thanks for your response. Unfortunatly the gcsadmin account is a member
of the Administrators group, as well as having the "Act as part of the
operating system" privilege. However, it still generates a 1314 error. I
even rebooted after assigning the permissions to make sure that they would
get u
Hi,
When I try to create a web project in in VS.NET
I get the message box "Web Access Failed" with the following message:
The default access mode for this project is set to file share, but the
project folder at "http://localhost/MyTestApp"; cannot be opened with the
path "D:\projects\MyWeb\
franklin gray wrote:
> 1) Is there a Job Posting list?
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> (Houston, Tx). Any other ideas?
Dice.com
HotJobs.com
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Is it as simple as
(Thread.GetDomainID() == 1) ?
Is this guaranteed to be true on the default AppDomain?
Thanks,
Bill
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> From: Bill Baird
> Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 2:25 PM
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Look at System.Diagnostics.Process class.
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Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 2:31 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [DOTNET] Invoking Apps from within managed Apps
Is it possible to invoke tools like WSDL.EXE from within a manage
Is it possible to invoke tools like WSDL.EXE from within a managed app.
Regards
Vijay
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How can I determine if a given piece of code is running in the default
AppDomain. I searched the archives, but came up empty.
Thanks,
Bill Baird ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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I have found out in a meeting just a few hours ago that the budget for my project may
be running out, which means my position may be closed for lack of funds. Besides the
fact that I am about 1/2 way finished and will not get to finish the most awesome
application ever written, I am down becau
You may want to take a look at my Dynamic Web Services Invocation sample
assembly on www.xmlwebservices.cc. With that you can dynamically bind to
a WSDL based Web Service. It produces an assembly in-memory which you
then can reflect on.
Cheers,
Christian
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.NET X
I want to create a control as a child of another window which is in
another process. (I am trying to implement preview for a screen saver
written in C#). In order to do that I have code like this:-
public class PreviewWindow : System.Windows.Forms.Control
{
private
Marsh, Drew wrote:
> You exceeded 2046 characters in one line of code?!? :O
It was machine generated code, and ASP.net tossed cookies all over my
browser as a result. Lame!
Brad
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This is an old thread, but the bug has resurfaced. My tests are showing
that the bug is only fixed if the remote object is server-activated. The
Thread.CurrentPrincipal is still being lost if the remote object is
configured to be client-activated. Has anyone experienced the same thing?
Thanks,
Pa
My problem:
I have 2 diferent behaviours in the page:
- do a query (with several pulldowns and a
text box for a textual search criterium)
- subscribe a mailing list (with a text
box to insert an email)
each of these has its own "ok" button, with its own
server-side event-handler. The text box
Other than defining your own subset of forward-only XPath and writing
your own XmlReader with XPath support the only other method is to layer
the XPathNavigator API on top of the XmlReader API. However since the
XPathNavigator has a full XPath engine that allows reverse-axis there
will be queries
The functions in the Microsoft.VisualBasic namespace are part of the
base .NET install, so in a sense they are "pure" .NET functions.
There's no way not to reference the Microsoft.VisualBasic.DLL assembly
in VB because the assembly is needed for language helpers as well as
user functions. What yo
To answer your original question ;-), to use connection pooling effectively with a
large number of users, you'll need to change your auditing strategy, to audit in the
"application server" layer, rather than at the database layer. Some application
servers (eg CICS) could restrict and audit acce
A few answers:
1. ADO.NET connection pooling is per-appdomain rather than per-process. This
especially matters in ASP.NET, in which each application is a separate appdomain. You
can call a remote process that uses a connection, but can't pass Connections themself
around.
2. SqlClient connecti
> How can I create a separate AppDomain with reduced permission
> to run customer code?
This does it for me:
using System;
using System.Reflection;
using System.Security;
using System.Security.Policy;
using System.Security.Permissions;
class Class1
{
static void Main(string[] args)
Different users in the database result in different pools. Connections cannot be
reused if the connection string is not identical, this includes the security principal
if integrated security is specified. Connections can also not be reused if they are
currently participating in a transaction.
If you are using VS.Net it will create an installer class for your service
for you. Bring up your server code so that you have the designer view, not
the code view. Right click the designer window and you will see an option
to Add Installer. This will create an installer class for your service.
Y
I am trying to consume WSDL from a web service at runtime and then present a
box to the user with the necessary parameters for invoking the web service.
Any one aware of any such work been done.
Am I totally of base ?
Regards
Vijay
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Brad Wilson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Compiler Error Message: CS1034: Compiler limit exceeded: Line
> cannot exceed 2046 characters
>
> /me suggests the compiler team might consider that wacky
> "dynamic buffering" thingy everybody talks about these days...
You exceeded 2046 characters
David B. Bitton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Now, I've seen from the original postings, that I need to
> implement two classes that inherit from WebRequest and
> WebResponse. Where my question lies, is two fold. First,
> does anyone have a sample if this being done?
There are a couple o
Hi,
In ADO.NET, the connection pool will be used if the connection string is
the same. This works fine
if I can map many different user to the same userID in the Database. But
how it will work if I want to distinguish different
user in the database (say for audit purpose)? If I map one end user
Compiler Error Message: CS1034: Compiler limit exceeded: Line cannot exceed
2046 characters
/me suggests the compiler team might consider that wacky "dynamic buffering"
thingy everybody talks about these days...
Brad
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Joel Mueller is at it again, this time with an updated the CollectionGen
[1] C# vector template that includes a bug fix, an implementation of
ICloneable.Clone and a more-efficient Insert and Remove/RemoveAt
methods. And, as if that weren't enough, Joel has contributed a new C#
template for doing k
I found it. Here is the link to download the IE Web Controls.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/default.asp?
url=/downloads/samples/internet/ASP_DOT_NET_ServerControls/WebControls/defau
lt.asp
Thanks
Nischal
Thanks for the link. But somehow I dont see Microsoft.Web.UI.WebControls
namespace any
I've built a set of Query classes that allow for building a query for a
particular persistent type using an OO API. As for relationships, I have a
QueryFactory that produces the query necessary to resolve a relationship,
but I don't automatically resolve any relationships because of the
performan
The links for Martin Fowler's and Scott Ambler's sites are good links for an
overview of O/R mapping. To see real code (since I can't make mine
available), check out http://objectbridge.sourceforge.net. Way back, it was
this project that got me started on my O/R project by a simple port to .NET.
See inline [Andreas]
On Fri, 10 May 2002 11:06:17 -0400, Murphy, James
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>The implementation is going really smoothly so far due to the CLR's
metadata
>facilities. I have gotten to the point when objects save and retrieve
>themselves. Still plenty to go but perhaps ope
Thanks for the link. But somehow I dont see Microsoft.Web.UI.WebControls
namespace anywhere. I cant even find that in the
directory. Can you please let me know how
I can have it in my toolbox or have a reference to the library.
thanks
Nischal
Suggest you look at the IEWeb Controls from MS. Th
Inline [Andreas]
>2. Non-invasive to client classes. You don't have to derive from some
>PersistentObject or implement special interfaces. Basically a
>reflection
>approach with help from custom attributes.
>
>*** B - wrong. You ARE invasive if you ask for custom attributes.
>You will neve
Yes this is the basis for my current approach. GetValue/SetValue is likely
not a great solution due to the degree of boxing involved.
Shawn's idea of simply inheriting from DataSet is interesting. I assume
that means wiring up set/get methods to access the data set itself? How
about al the oth
I also went down the route of using a descriptor class to cache all the
FieldInfo instances per type. It was actually using
FieldInfo.SetValue()/GetValue() that turned out to be slow for me. I agree
that it definitely seems like a more elegant solution, but in my particular
case it was not.
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On another note, as soon as I finishing shipping my manuscript to the
publisher, I am going to get back to work on my DBFormatter that would
allow you to serialize directly to a database. It is not as easy as I
first thought, but I think it will worked. This was my preferred
methodology, but on
Sorry for the OT posting but are there any .Net User Groups in the
Milwaukee/Wisconsin area?
Dave
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The goal is to have all the specificity you want without being invasive.
The persistent metadata for the class is orthogonal to the class design.
You can definitely get yourself into trouble if you do too much heavy
lifting with reflection APIs but I think this can be done once per class
type and
As many of you already know, the Visual C# team now hosts a website at
http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/csharp. Since I know you're all busy, I've
set up a newsletter that tells you what's new on the site.
If you sign up for it, you'll find out:
* When new content is up on the GDN site
* When we hav
Not to say that your experience (or code) couldn't be better than mine, but
I found in writing my own O/R mapper for .NET that reflection seemed fast
enough when benchmarking a single thread, but when testing against a
concurrent system, it became very slow. I switched instead to defining a
persi
Does anyone know how I create an ActiveSync interface using VS.NET?
Specifically for PocketPC devices.
The only docs I can find relate to CE2.1 and have not been updated by the
addition of the Smart Device Extensions Beta (April 2002). I guess I
still need to implement the 'IReplStore' interface
Fair enough, but take a look at the IL - there are no internalcalls for
set_Length so it's pretty transparent. I've also done a rough test and
Length = 0 appears to be significantly faster than calling Remove, so even
if it does create a new buffer (which I really don't think it does), it's
still
I'm early binding to a COM component, calling a method with the following
IDL:
HRESULT MethodName(
[in] BSTR Parameter1,
[in] BSTR Parameter2,
[out, retval] VARIANT* ReturnParameter);
When I call this I get the following exception message:
"An unh
I have a WinForms app in which I need to render some HTML. The HTML is
actually returned from a call to a web service so its not a navigation to a
URL.
What is the best way to do this?
One way I would assume is to embed the IE object and then use that, but I
was not sure how to actually use that
Bob Familiar of Microsoft just gave a great presentation to the Boston .NET
User's Group on Wednesday night. They say they are going to post the
Powerpoint presentation. See http://www.bostondot.net.
Walt Crosby
Terabase Corporation
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From: Rolls, Robert [mailto:[EMA
CodeTypeDeclaration has BaseTypes property you need to use that to add
all the base types.
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From: Paresh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 10:57 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [DOTNET] CodeDom: How to generate inheritance code?
My goal is to gen
I've spent the last 9 months or so making (or attempting to make) a
persistence tier - along the lines of a PersistentObject inheritance
pattern, so I might have something to add. .Net desperately needs a proper
O/R mapping tool or object database, and a community project would be a
great idea.
Maybe you should add a reference to the System.Drawing.dll. :-)
When you create a new windows application in VS.NET you get
this reference by default.
Regards
Kjell-Åke Andersson
Scala Business Solutions
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From: Clinton Hess [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: den 10 maj 2
> I've been working on this very thing for a few days. I'm
> starting with
>
> *** Not enough time :-)
Tell me about that!
> 2. Non-invasive to client classes. You don't have to derive
> from some
> PersistentObject or implement special interfaces. Basically a
> reflection
> approach with he
My goal is to generate something like
class Employee :
Person,
ICustomInterface
{
...
}
So far I get the class from
CSharpCodeProvider CodeProvider = new CSharpCodeProvider();
ICodeGenerator Generator = CodeProvider.CreateGenerator();
CodeNameSpace Namespace = new CodeNamespace("TestName
Inline with ***
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Thomas Tomiczek
THONA Consulting Ltd.
(Microsoft MVP C#/.NET)
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From: Murphy, James [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Freitag, 10. Mai 2002 17:06
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] OT: Relational to Object mapping.
Ha - what a coincide
Hi Ian,
Thank you very much for your help with this problem. I did what you
suggested and found out that I am getting a 'legacy' metafile. I've been
able to convert it enhanced metafile, but Metafile object doesn't want to
accept it anyway, so I ended up with saving the metafile on the disk using
Ha - what a coincidence :)
I've been working on this very thing for a few days. I'm starting with
Scott Ambler's [1] very helpful whitepapers on Object - Relational mapping
and mixing in dated but effective techniques from other techniques I've
seen:
My design goals are something like this:
1.
I asked a Microsoft PM about this with regard to the XSLT document()
function and using it to access a database. He said it could be done purely
in managed code (no PInvoke). I never tried it though.
Richard
> -Original Message-
> From: dotnet discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Beh
Richter page 275:
// Clear the StringBuilder (allocates a new Char array).
sb.Length = 0;
Huh?
Jim
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/09/02 11:32AM >>>
I'll probably get into trouble here, but if Richter said that, I think he
was mistaken. Setting Length = 0 is special-cased. It sets the
Go to the Project Explorer and expand the References section of your
project. Is System.Drawing in there? (It will be for a Windows Forms app,
but not most other kinds of apps.) If not, right click on References,
select Add Reference..., and go and add System.Drawing.
If you read the compiler
Dear "Original" :-)
GOD WERE WE WRONG :-)
Here is what I would do:
(a) encode an ASPX or ASMX page in the url.
(b) read out the other parameters from the URL. Now, this does not have
to look like a parameter. It is valid to have something like this:
/imageserver.aspx/22333.gif
It is a bit
> 1. ADO.NET connection pooling is tied to a specific process.
> Thus, if you want to share a connection over multiple
> clients, you need to host your database component in an
> ASP.NET application or through .NET Remoting (and pay the
> price of the extra network call), right?
Yes. This is, in
Hi Mark, and thanks for the information.
Could you please refer me to the material about the solution you suggested?
This will help me alot.
Regarding Brad's answer, how can I specify colors in a more accurate manner
than RBG?
Thanks,
Lidor
You can read messages f
I don't think it really matters. I have done both. The docs I have read said to put
all Load of controls in the OnLoad. The New sub of course gets called first, but if
you show the form right after you create it, then the OnLoad event is next, so it
shouldn't be any faster.
-Original Me
TrueI was thinking that was implied, but not a good thought because when I started
doing threads I didn't know this either :)
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From: Ian Griffiths [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 6:08 AM
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Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Loading forms
on my VB list, they have found a problem with the string.split method and it seems
that the Split function from vb 6 is better. IEwhen dealing with a multiChar
delimiter to split on.
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From: Yogesh Shetty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 7:30 A
I am trying to implement some bitmap functionality within a class. I
seemingly cannot import System.Drawing.Imaging from within a class
project. I can import this namespace when I am within a Windows
Application project, but a class and console project seemingly dont know
about this namespace.
I've been thinking about connection pooling with the SQL Server managed
provider, and have a few thoughts/questions:
1. ADO.NET connection pooling is tied to a specific process. Thus, if you
want to share a connection over multiple clients, you need to host your
database component in an ASP.NET a
As the "original poster", or as I like to call myself, Dave, perhaps a
clarification is necessary. The idea came from a concept that was brought
by the Apache FOP development mailing list. FOP is a Java package for
rendering XSL-FO into formats such as PDF.
The code allows for the XSL-FO to ref
Have posted my JustinIO.cs at http://www.gotdotnet.com , it is a very
simple wrapper around the win32 blocking file I/O for using the comm
ports, I wrote it back in PDC Release days. I have seen it modified to
use parallel ports as well. It should get you started, although most of
the inquiries I
Hi Matthew,
> I'm looking at introducing a Generic Authentication scheme
> rather than using Windows Authentication for code access security.
>
> The application will be a mix of ASP.net and remotely
> deployed Winforms front ends.
>
> I am confused about what this will mean.
>
> 1) Will the Gene
Inline with ***
Regards
Thomas Tomiczek
THONA Consulting Ltd.
(Microsoft MVP C#/.NET)
-Original Message-
From: Matthew Hunter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Freitag, 10. Mai 2002 13:37
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [DOTNET] Generic Principals/Identities - Any Limitations?
Oh boy,
To answer your question: No, there is no such switch. I guess you could
remove the reference to the Microsoft.VisualBasic.dll assembly, but I doubt
if VB.NET would even work without it. But if you want, you could give it a
try.
However, I never understand people who want to use VB.NET but refuse
> VB.NET still supports some of the VB6 functions due to this
> there are some lazy programmers who are still using the VB6
> function in VB.NET eg: Mid, Left, Right... when there is
> already equivalent function available in .NET
>
> are there any VB compiler level switch / or any other
> solutio
Hi,
VB.NET still supports some of the VB6 functions due to this there are
some lazy programmers who are still using the VB6 function in VB.NET eg:
Mid, Left, Right... when there is already equivalent function available
in .NET
are there any VB compiler level switch / or any other solution whic
Oh boy,
I'm looking at introducing a Generic Authentication scheme rather than using Windows
Authentication for code access security.
The application will be a mix of ASP.net and remotely deployed Winforms front ends.
I am confused about what this will mean.
1) Will the Generic Prinicipal a
Yes, I had. I was just kind of curious what the new package and
deployment was capable of. .Net is still like a new toy for me. I want
to try all the levers and buttons. :)
=Blain
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> Also any reason you bound to the Dataset rather than the table ?
Habit. :-)
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> I was sort of hoping to do it without using the changed events - I
avoid
> events unless they are
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