Sam,
You have to read chapter 18 (Exceptions) of Jeffrey Richter's "Applied
Microsoft .NET Framework Programming" book.
It is complete, exhaustive and full of useful consideration, expecially
when Jeffrey point your attention to SDK guideline inconsistencies.
It's not a simple explanation of the
The .NET Framework has to be installed.
G.
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Dustin Wish with NCA Communications
Sent: 28 May 2002 20:04
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Framework question
Do you have to have the frameworks installed on a
Sorry Sam, I meant to say "diagnostic" where I wrote "debugging". Also,
I wasn't answering your original question; rather I was questioning
Kirk's assertion that the client should do all logging and not the
library.
If I was diagnosing a problem in the field on some product that used
your library
I wanted to throw my thoughts out to the list on creating a reusable
toolbar (Win Forms). Normally a toolbar is constructed within the form
at runtime and is a one off job.
Now when I say reusable, I mean the buttons and bitmaps are already
defined with some base functionality. For example, a t
What's the quickest way to dump a byte array to disk (new file) ?
--
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Code Made Fresh DailyT
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Windows XP Pro
VS.Net Ent Release
Very small, simple ASP.net app
Twice now in the last hour I have received error messages upon compiling
that it cannot copy the output of the compilation to the run directory
because another process has the files open. Restarting the web server
corrects this. N
I guess I admit I will have both.. Right next to DCOM, ATL Etc. My
C++ career included all these!
scott
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Richard Grimes
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 2:29 PM
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In my Global.asax Application_Start I have this code:
string Downloads = Server.MapPath("Downloads");
Normally this works fine - "www.mydomain.com" causes it to map to
D:\INetPub\wwwRoot\WebSite\Downloads which is good.
However, I restarted the IIS (using IISReset.bat) and immediately went
to t
You can set it via SoapExtensionAttribute.Priority, like:
[CompressionExtensionAttribute(ctorParam, Priority=3)]
Of course you have to implement SoapExtensionAttribute-
derived class to do the job.
Fumiaki Yoshimatsu
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> From: dotnet discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECT
Congrats on another one. Your first is quite outstanding.
Sam Gentile
Co-Author Wrox Professional Visual C++.NET (ISBN 1861005962 )
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.project-inspiration.com/sgentile
http://www.project-inspiration.com/sgentile/DotNet.htm
BLOG: http://radio.weblogs.com/0105852/
http://www.pro
The next book is not an update of the first. It is a different book
altogether:
http://www.microsoft.com/mspress/books/5959.asp
the two books will look very nice next to each other on anyone's bookshelf
:-)
Richard
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thx!!!
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Subject: Re: [DOTNET] JObs?
> There's a seperate listserv for job-related postings [1].
>
> Seang
>
> [1] http://discuss.develop.com/dotnet-j
I don't know what you mean by logging John. Its not about debugging. To
me, it comes down to this: I'm making a library of useful .NET functions
mainly around System.Xml stuff. There are a bunch of things that could
go wrong. I think those things should be caught. I think it would be
really crappy
Actually, I'm not sure that I agree that the library should not do *any*
logging. If I want to debug a library in the field, I would want to have
mechanisms whereby I could enable logging in my library (reading a
registry key, presence of an environment variable etc).
-John
http://www.iunknown.c
Sorry, I misunderstood what you meant by 'handling'.
Yeah, I agree that the client should do any logging, rather than the
library.
Kirk
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I'd also suggest trying to use your XmlTextReader in a console
application. I hate to see the good name of my favorite .NET technology
sullied unnecessarily. : )
Chris Sells
http://www.sellsbrothers.com/
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FYI, Response.ClearContent is exactly equivalent to Response.Clear (it
calls Reponse.Clear). Response.ClearAll is the equivalent of calling
Response.ClearHeaders followed by Response.Clear.
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> On Behalf Of Erick Th
In the days of ASP we would use the PermissionChecker Object. Here is a
code snippet that I was experimenting with about 5 months ago.
PermissionCheckerClass pmck = new
PermissionChecker.PermissionCheckerClass();
bool joe;
try
{
joe = pmck.HasAccess("/Au
There's a seperate listserv for job-related postings [1].
Seang
[1] http://discuss.develop.com/dotnet-jobs.html
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Subject: [DOTNET] JObs?
Any
Any programming positions for a dottie to find work at?
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For a library, your main concern should be giving the programmer
sufficient information.
In many cases, the exception thrown by the runtime may be good enough,
and you can just let the exception fly.
In other cases, you may want to wrap the exception in your own exception
to provide additional c
Hi Sam,
I seem to remember Effective Java has some great Idioms for Exception
handling.
I try create Application exceptions where possible, and inherit all of an
application's (or library's) exceptions from this application level
exception. Allows for generic catching of all exceptions thrown b
Dave,
>I have't tried this, but I'd be interested in anyone else comments on this
>(no pun intended :-) ).
>
>XML Comments for VB.NET
>http://www.fesersoft.com/Products/
Last time I checked, it used custom attributes for the comments. That isn't
a very good solution IMO. It clutters the code e
"With the libraries we create, we try to make the exceptions that a
library client receives meaningful."
so you create custom exceptionsI bet just like I said below.
".. so that the client knows that they are catching all meaningful application
exceptions:"
The client knows of all exceptio
--- Brad Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> However, if you use Windows Load Balancing, my understanding is that the
> multiple machines all appear as one large, single machine to the outside
> world. In that scenario, I'm not sure how/if you could move the request to
> another machine. In realit
With the libraries we create, we try to make the exceptions that a
library client receives meaningful. This often means that we need to
wrap up internal sql / xml / io exceptions into an
UnknownPersonException (etc...)
Also, we find it extremely useful to XML-Doc the exceptions that each
method i
--- Brad Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Brad Wilson wrote:
>
> > However, if you use Windows Load Balancing, my understanding is that the
> > multiple machines all appear as one large, single machine to the outside
> > world.
>
> My mistake. This is clustering, not load balancing. That'll tea
Something less verbose, and works in all browsers (in my experience):
if (Request.Params["file"] != null)
{
String PathToFile = Server.MapPath("") + "\\" +
Request.Params["file"].ToString();
Response.ContentType = "application/octet-stream";
Response.AddHeader("content-di
Is there a way to determine which roles have access to a directory? You can
set that a given folder can only be accessed by, for example, Manager or
Employee, is there a way to examine a directory and tell which roles have
access?
Thanks.
Bob.
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This helps, but with a normal class when you do Register for COM Interop under your
project properties it does all this stuff automatically (of course it doesn't use
enterprise services). I guess I was looking for something like that.
This will work though.
Thanks,
-Brooke
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Can you give us a concrete example of what you are trying to do. I
certainly still don't understand exactly what you want.
--b
Bryan Batchelder
eBusiness Consultant
ConnectWise, Inc.
813-935-7100 x 425
> -Original Message-
> From: George Mladenov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sen
I am building a .NET C# "community" application. I have classes for the
different types of users: Person, Visitor, Member, Administrator which
inherit from each other, in the order shown above.
Now I am developing properties and methods of the Member class. Each Member
has data in SQL tables,
Have you looked at the ibuyspy.com portal site? It has a great layout of
writing modules to do what I think you are looking for. Toolbars are
controlled by user controls, redirection to mobile environments done in the
default.aspx, content driven from the sql db, etc. Really pretty cool
scripting
There is a pretty decent FTP client written in managed code at
codeproject.com.
http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/dotnetftp.asp
--b
Bryan Batchelder
eBusiness Consultant
ConnectWise, Inc.
813-935-7100 x 425
> -Original Message-
> From: Jeff Roberts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> S
Not that I am aware of. When writing an app to run properly on a web
farm, you should think in the mindset that any given request could hit
any of the servers.
You can use a weaker form of load balancing that will lock a user
session into a specific server - this is called affinity - such that
o
The javascript method Brad is talking about (I think) is
showModalDialog().
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/author/dhtml
/reference/methods/showmodaldialog.asp
My understanding is that it is the desired way of doing what you want -
as long as you are using IE of cours
Strange
Mine does (It *was* "Combined Help collection" or something, but I
changed that when I upgraded MSDN to April
Merak
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> Sent: 28 May 2002 22:23
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> Subject: Re:
That's too simplistic. I don't have a GUI app. I am creating a reusable set
of classes in a library that I want to have intelligent exception hadling
for. Its more like what Graeme understood in his reply.
>From: franklin gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: dotnet discussion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Wayne,
Sure, no problem. In the Page_Load event handler, put in something like
Response.Clear();
Response.ClearHeaders();
Response.ClearContent();
Response.ContentType = "application/pdf";
byte[] pdf = GetPDF(); // this is any function that returns a bunch of bytes
Response.BinaryWrite(pdf)
Unfortunately mate the framework needs to be installed on the client.
Bummer eh?
Wayne
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Subject: [DOTNET] Framework questio
framework has to be installed.
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Do you have to have the frameworks installed on a machine to deploy your
All,
Is there way in Visual Studio.NET to find out what MSDN month it's
using?
Thanks
Wayne Lee
Evident Systems Ltd
www.evidentsystems.co.uk
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George Mladenov wrote:
> This is exactly what I want and I was hoping that there is something built-
> in to do it. Sorry if it sound stupid, but would it be possible to open up
> an HTTP request to the second host directly if there is load balancing
> software installed.
Like I said, it depends
--- George Mladenov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to design my web application so that it can be run in a web
> farm but I've never actually had any experience with web farms. I am
> assuming that in a web farm some load balancing software (MS Application
> Center?) routes HTTP requests
Hi Sam,
In your example, I'd say it doesn't make much sense to let the
ArgumentNullException out unless the null argument originated outside of
your library, in which case you'd probably want to catch the exception
and throw a new ArgumentNullException describing the argument from the
callers per
I am persisting objects to a database using the BinaryFormatter. If the
version of the assembly containing the serializable type changes, can the
serialized object in the database be deserialized with the newer version.
In other words, is there any way to deserialize objects that were
originally s
Hi Brad,
This is exactly what I want and I was hoping that there is something built-
in to do it. Sorry if it sound stupid, but would it be possible to open up
an HTTP request to the second host directly if there is load balancing
software installed. Wouldn't it be intercepted or that's not how lo
Look at the interop features for .net. I know how to add a reference to a
pass .dll into the future, but unsure about sending to back to the past.
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Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 2:28 PM
Subject: [DOTNET]
I believe it is because of the incremental property of the identity
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Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 12:41 PM
Subject: [DOTNET] Return type of @@IDENTITY
> Can anyone explain why SQL Server's @@IDENTITY field
Do you have to have the frameworks installed on a machine to deploy your VB.net app or
is everything compiled within it?
D
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Erik & peter,
Thanks for your reply guys, a code some would be good eric if you don't
mind?
I'm too tired now...but will look into this tomorrow, 10 hours of
.net...and I get tired...ZzZz...
Cheers all
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--- Wayne Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have an asp.net app written using c#. What I'd like to do is when
> someone clicks a hyperlink, say:
>
> Click
>
> I'd like that to open a new page, run a db query which returns the
> filename of that doc, and triggers the download of the pdf. A
Wayne,
You do the same thing as you would do in ASP. Use the Response object, clear
the existing headers, output the headers with your content-length,
content-disposition, etc, and then spit out the bytes for the pdf. That way,
you avoid meta-tags (and instead use the true headers), so it will wo
You can implement a interface (IHello) to your Hello component
(ServicedComponent) :
using System;
using System.EnterpriseServices;
using System.Reflection;
using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
[assembly: AssemblyKeyFile(@"..\..\hello.snk")]
[assembly: ApplicationName("MyHello")]
[assembly:
Yves,
Might be 100% of nothing to do with your problem but...
Something I learnt the hard way about remoting (and in my case events,
in your case callbacks?) is that you have to have all the assemblies for
the client objects on the server side also - otherwise it has no
"reference" to the assemb
Brad Wilson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> > Response.Redirect will require a roundtrip to the browser, correct?
> > How do you do the same thing without the roundtrip?
>
> If it's not on the same machine, then there's nothing
> built-in that can do it for you. Of course, you could open up
>
If you have two different processes hosting the two services, the answer
is no.
If you host two Windows services inside the same process, technically
you can do it, even if I'm not sure what happens with the Windows
Service infrastructure provided by .NET classes.
Marco
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Hi Rob,
this is unfortunately not possible due to the underlying TCP/IP protocol's
constraints. It only allows a given port number to be opened by a single
application at any time, due to the fact that the protocol's implementation
(i.e. your operating system) needs a way to "decide" which applic
Remoting ports are registered on a per/machine basis, so unfortunatly you're out of
luck on this...
But.
Why are you trying to register them on the same port? This may be more of a design
issue.
Don
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From: Rob Webb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May
I was looking for something like this, but didn't have any luck finding a
pure ASP.NET solution. However, if this is for an internal system, you could
install Apache and FOP on a server and use the XML:FO standard to produce
PDFs. Then, write a web service wrapper around the Java components, and u
So the performance hit is when the user opens the app/form for the first
time?
What factors altered would produce another performance hit?
ReComplile and deploy?
In my example the biggest visible drag was on the XMLReader(). I tried
adding records to the xml file and it still ran fast so what i
George Mladenov wrote:
> Response.Redirect will require a roundtrip to the browser, correct? How do
> you do the same thing without the roundtrip?
If it's not on the same machine, then there's nothing built-in that can do
it for you. Of course, you could open up an HTTP request to the second hos
Response.Redirect will require a roundtrip to the browser, correct? How do
you do the same thing without the roundtrip?
The problem that I am trying to solve is data-dependent routing. I would
like to share state between HTTP requests but I _do not_ want to use the
state sharing facilities provide
I really don't understand what you are missing but this is the way I would look at it
for a Desktop app.
Do this in the UI where events start, not in dll's or class unless you need to trap an
error.
Try
execute stuff
Catch
show the error to the user by either a messagebox or a
Jesse Liberty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Right, that is my understanding, but not what I'm seeing on
> the page. I'm using Windows authentication, (and impersonate="true"/>) yet the user.identity is correct (has
> the expected user name) but the wp version shows
> NT\AUTHORITY\SYSTEM.
William Oliveri [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Oh heck yeah. That's what I was doing. One click and kill
> the app. Then try again. Now it's much different, faster.
> I was worried that if this was happening on a 1.8Ghz with 512
> of ram what it might do on a lesser machine. thanks.
He
George Mladenov wrote:
> What I would like to do is to terminate the execution of the current page
> and begin the execution of another page but on a specific server from the
> farm.
Generally server farms don't work this way (however, if you wanted to bounce
to another server, you might be able
Do you allow the anonymous user? (try to uncheck it)
If yes, what user account the anonymous user is set up?
Chong
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From: Jesse Liberty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 2:24 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Windows Identity.GetCurrent
Sorry. No first-hand experience with any of them. It's just a set of
links I keep handy since it's often asked in the
microsoft.public.dotnet.* newsgroups.
---
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Image Process Design
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From: Jeff Roberts [mailt
I have just been poring through C# books and no one seems to address this
well. Sure, otherwise great books like Jesse Liberty's "Progarmming C#" talk
about Exceptions but all the examples are too trivial. The examples just
shoot out an "I am here" kind of thing in the catch handler. Actually some
Patrick,
Do you know if any of the links for frp are better than the others ?
thanks
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Hello,
I am trying to design my web application so that it can be run in a web
farm but I've never actually had any experience with web farms. I am
assuming that in a web farm some load balancing software (MS Application
Center?) routes HTTP requests to the different web servers depending on
their
I have successfully created a component in c# that uses
EnterpriseServices for object pooling, however I noticed that when I
tried to call the object from vb6 I was not able to use intellisense.
Upon further inspection it seems that the the test method was not
exported to the .tlb
The method I
Right, that is my understanding, but not what I'm seeing on the page. I'm
using Windows authentication, (and ) yet the
user.identity is correct (has the expected user name) but the wp version
shows NT\AUTHORITY\SYSTEM. Any ideas?
Thanks.
-j
---
Jesse Liberty, Presid
User.Identity.Name is for the login in user.
WindoewsIdentity.GetCurrent is for the user of current running thread.
If you set up impersonate as true, these two user should be the same.
Chong
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From: Jesse Liberty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 1
But when the client, say opens a form that has a grid that is being loaded as this
poster has shown, doesn't it have to load assemblies, do security checks and JIT?
Sure, if he doesn't it the second time it will be faster, but many users will not be
opening the same forms over and over again.
On Tue, 28 May 2002 14:02:08 -0400, Marsh, Drew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Oh heck yeah. That's what I was doing. One click and kill the app. Then
try again. Now it's much different, faster. I was worried that if this
was happening on a 1.8Ghz with 512 of ram what it might do on a lesser
mac
On Mon, 27 May 2002 22:36:37 -0400, Mark Burns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Tell me, does this tell you _anything at all_ about this new "Visual
Basic"?
>(remember that the first word in Basic is supposed to be "Beginners'"?)
How
>in the heck is a real, actual BEGINNER supposed to cope with nuance
I wrote:
> Assuming you're using Windows authentication, there is no
> difference.
This is a little misleading. It also assumes you've configured your web
application with:
Later,
Drew
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Well, it's quite simple.
@@IDENTITY is a global variable (connection specific though!), and is NOT bound to any
table or field.
Thus, when you trigger an identity increment the @@IDENTITY variable is filled with
the result. Now this variable has to be 'generic', and in order to be able to st
Jesse Liberty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> In an ASP.NET application, what is the difference between
>
> User.Identity.Name
>
> and
>
> WindowsPrincipal wp = new
> WindowsPrincipal(WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent())
> wp.Identity.Name
>
> When I try this (with anonymous
In an ASP.NET application, what is the difference between
User.Identity.Name
and
WindowsPrincipal wp = new
WindowsPrincipal(WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent())
wp.Identity.Name
When I try this (with anonymous user off) I get the correct user name from
the former, and NT\AUTHO
Hi all,
Great list this!! Well impressed after 4 hours!! ;)
I have an asp.net app written using c#. What I'd like to do is when
someone clicks a hyperlink, say:
Click
I'd like that to open a new page, run a db query which returns the
filename of that doc, and triggers the download of t
I have two Windows Services, each hosting a separate remote class. I use
configuation files to register channels and objects. Is it possible for
these to share the same port number? I can only get them to work using
different ports.
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.NET does not have any built-in FTP class. See below for some
solutions:
http://www.csharphelp.com/archives/archive9.html
http://www.quintuslink.com/qlftp.html
http://www.mabry.com/dotnet/#ftpnet
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Lead Software Architect
Image Process Design
-Origi
Hi Yves,
I guess I have some bad news for you. Oh and you know about "don't shoot the
messenger" ...
What you are trying to achieve is not possible with the supplied
communication channels (TcpChannel or HttpChannel) because the connection
from the server to the client will quite likely be block
Hi,
I have a problem to know how to work around a remoting problem. I have a
client who connects to a server application outside a network (by
internet) and the client transfer to the server an object (marshing
object) who contains a reference to an interface of an other object
inside the client.
Hi all,
I have 512 on my machine at home 500Mhz and a 512 on my workstation at work
which is a 1.8Ghz machine.
Actually, the worst is the XML to Datagrid. I would think this would be
pretty fast.
For example:
Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventAr
Can anyone explain why SQL Server's @@IDENTITY field is returned as a
System.Decimal from the managed provider, regardless of the column's SQL
type (int in this case)? Or at least can they confirm that it is always
Decimal, and doesn't vary? Smells like laziness in the TDS parser, but I
just wan
I haven't noticed that WinForms apps are slow. How much memory have you got
on your machine? I find 512 to be the minimum for a .NET dev machine.
Chris
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From: "William Oliveri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 9:15 AM
Subject: [DO
You mean the thing where you are picking from the categories of drawings you want to
make (in Visio)?
I think that's just a clever use of tabs and colors. Left align tabs, set them to
track highlight, set the colors right, and there ya go.
Hmm... actually, according to Spy++ it is a treeview a
Uhh... I haven't posted here in months. I come in, send, what, 8 emails? And suddenly
the list is about to crack from the strain?
LOL. You are a riot.
Patrick Burrows
Well I sleep like a baby With the snakes and the bugs
Now Playing: depeche mode - just can´t get enough -
Patrick,
Thanks, I think this is the sort of insight I was looking for.
I'll shut up and resume lurking mode as soon as I correct one
mis-interpretation I've left hanging out there on this subject.
Yes, I did use the term "Beginner, but I really didn't mean "true
beginners" in the first-time writ
>
> Patrick Burrows wrote:
>
> > No, it was converted for display according to local settings.
>
> Locale doesn't tell me whether I want to show two or four
> places after the
> decimal place. Locale is only helpful for dates & times, and
> when you are
> looking for very specific types of fo
I am trying to make an SSL connection with the HTTP WebRequest object
using client certificates. It works just fine when I run the app from a console
or gui type environment. It fails when I call it through asp.net though. My
guess is that maybe it cant access the private key for the client cer
In several of Microsofts products, I have seen a new form design, where
the left hand side is a list of hyperlinks, and, when you click on one of
them, the form wraps around the hyperlink, then extends out into the full
form( to see, look at the latest editions of Microsoft Money or Visio for
Ente
A simple way to provide a QUOTE Modal Dialog UNQUOTE that is cross browser
compatible is this:
In the web page that open up the Modal dialog window add the following
script block:
var popupWindow = null;
function doPopup()
{
// This is your function to bring up the popup window
I think back a couple of weeks ago where everyone was slamming the Wrox guy(forget his
name) about posting to the list every time someone had a comment.
So what is up with these two and the importance of what they have to say to this list.
I get way too many emails in a day to have to open one
Hi all,
I have started to build a Windows application and in the process have
noticed that the response time is very sluggish(compared to an old VB6
app). The app appears to draw on the screen in sections. You can see the
different parts coming up (especially in the 500Mhz machine, see below).
Have you looked at RoboHelp for something like this?
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dave wanta
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 7:09 AM
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Subject: Re: [DOTNET] VB.NET Documentation/Comment processing Tool
Hi Ivan,
I have'
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