Check out efax.com I believe they have an interface where you can email an
attachment in word or pdf format or send it in a straight email message.
-Original Message-
From: dotnet discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
Agus Kurniawan
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 8:19 PM
To:
Of course what hadn't occurred to me was that you might be doing web forms.
Being a Windows Forms guy, I tend to think of a Windows Forms form when
someone says Form.
If it's ASP.NET, then no, as a couple of people have pointed out you don't
get the same instance every time.
--
Ian Griffiths
De
Read the yyy in using TextReader, and then use Convert.FromBase64String, and
use FileStream to write back to disk as xxx.
Nick
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From: "Agus Kurniawan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 9:36 AM
Subject: [DOTNET] Base64
> I have
BTW, for business objects, I suggest inheriting from typed DataSets. On
the face of this there are some problems with it, but Chris Sells and I
will be releasing a VS add-in in the coming weeks to fix the generated
code to allow you to inherit from it. I cover this in my forthcoming
book if you
How about the size of message being written to an MSMQ?
I've seen a couple of different scenarios here.
1. The developer isn't aware there is a limit, so does nothing to ensure the message
is below it.
2. The developer is aware, but has misunderstood the limit expressed in the docs as
the numb
John Lam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Do folks have other interesting ideas for aspects as
> diagnostic probes?
Uhh... here's a cool one that would probably win you unimaginable amounts of
praise from the deterministic finalization crowd. How about an aspect that
is executed after a woven
Thanx - I should have tried that. Something I did try was open the
solution, delete the project, save and close the solution, open it and
then add the project again - still no joy. Must have "cached" something
about that project in the solution.
Dino
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From: dotnet discu
Hi,
in C#, for a class X that extends a class Y that is not serializable, how can I
serialize the class X without
serialize the extended class Y ? And also when i deserizable
the class X, how can I make class X extends Y again ?
code as below,
[Serializable]
public class X:Y
{
.
}
Tha
One thing that I've been spending a lot of time thinking about recently
is using aspects as diagnostic probes. That was why I was sending out
emails asking questions like "what are the top 10 mistakes that you see
folks making when writing .NET code".
It is certainly possible to write some an as
Hi Aleksey,
Problems with RASCONN size values are often due to differences between the
#define WINVER value in a project and the target OS. Make sure these values
are in synch.
Hard-coding a dwSize member variable is a struct that is passed as a
[in/out] parameter to a Win32 API call is extreme
Hello,
sizeof(RASCONNA) returns different values in VC++ 7.0 and VC++ 6.0.
This causes failure of RasEnumConnections calls.
This apparently happens because of the changes in ras.h between VC 7 and VC
6
Workaround:
1. Ignore MSDN example on RasEnumConnections
2. Hardcode
lpRasConn->dwSize = 412;lpc
Wow, how did you figure out how to use the Fusion APIs? Thanks!
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://w
Thanks Todd...its really similar spec, but the problem still
persists...I don't care if the more derived class calls it...I just
don't want the derived class to have it. BTW, next time you have an
answer drop by my cube (Todd and I work in the same office, mere 15 feet
apart : )
Thanks,
Shawn W
wow...it can work perfectly
thanks you , Seang.
-Original Message-
From: Sean Greer (SBI-Chico) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 8:07 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Base64
Read the file with a StreamReader, calling ReadToEnd() to get a string
repre
You might be able to cobble something together with the
System.InteropServices.Marshal class.
I don't see anything which works with byte arrays, but there's a
Marshal.PtrToStructure() method which takes an IntPtr and a Type. You could
probably get an IntPtr for your byte[] using the C# "fixed" ke
Sam,
>I have an installer program that needs to know whether PIAs are already
>installed in the GAC so that I won't install them twice. So the question is
>how can we programmatically tell whether the GAC contains a particular
>assembly?
Well, one way is to use the Fusion APIs. That way, you don
A coworker and I were discussing ideas of how to design a wizard type UI
that must dynamically generate pages depending on various
modules/plug-ins installed on top of our product. The UI has to be able
to generate new forms which are populated with controls depending on
options selected in previ
Read the file with a StreamReader, calling ReadToEnd() to get a string
representation of the contents.
Then call these two routines:
string sContents =
System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetString(Convert.FromBase64String(sTemp));
where sTemp is the contents of the file.
Works for me...though there i
I use multiple UI threads for just that scenario. Main reason: I can
have multiple modal dialogs and they are only modal to one main window
at a time. Office is a bad example of an application where modal dialogs
in one window block all the windows of the specific application...
Cheers
David
> -
The original poster may want to check out Xceedsoft's Ultimate Suite for
$350 US what a deal what a steel it's sale of the century.
-Original Message-
From: Aaron Witt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 29 May 2002 23:05
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Are there any
I have xxx file and then I convert content of this file into Base64String
using method System.Convert.ToBase64String(..) (C# language)
After I have converted, I save into yyy file.
Now, I have problem to convert back to original file ie. convert from yyy
file to xxx file
what method should I use ?
Can also:
lbTemp.SelectedIndex = -1;
or
lbTemp.SelectedItem.Selected = false;
Before selecting a new Item programmatically.
Shouldn't have to walk the entire Collection.
-Original Message-
From: Matt Milner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:
Maybe you need SQL Server to use Mixed Mode instead of Windows Only
authentication.
-Original Message-
From: dotnet discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
Joseph J. Sarna Jr.
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 11:49 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [DOTNET] Connecting to SQL datab
Try opening the project file itself directly (not the solution file) to
create a new solution file. Overwrite the old one, and you should be
set.
-Original Message-
From: dotnet discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
Dean Cleaver
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 4:48 PM
To: [EMAI
Either disable view state for the control or walk the collection of items
and set "selected" to false for all but the one you want. The control is
holding on to the selected setting from the last post and then you are
probably setting another item to be selected.
HTH,
Matt
Matt Milner
BORN
[EMA
I have a web project, and I decided to move the files from the wwwroot
directory to one in my project directory just for safe keeping - backups
etc.
I changed the IIS settings to the new directory - no problems. I added
"ASPNET" permissions to all the paths to my files - no problems. Now to
open
thanks. actually, when i said quickest, i just meant least amount of code.
ha. thanks.
--
David B. Bitton
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www.codenoevil.com
Code Made Fresh DailyT
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From: "Axel Heitland" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 11:
I have a Remoting server that I am running inside of IIS. The
implementation of the server, in assembly A, calls a method on a class
located in another assembly that I have, call it assembly B, which is in
the bin subdir of the virtual dir.
To get the metadata to the client, I distributed the dl
>> You have to be careful about your network architecture as well, to
ensure
>> you allow bandwidth for "broadcasting" requests across the cluster.
>
>I must admit ignorance to the under-the-hood mechanics of NLB. How does
it distribute the
>requests? Do all packets get redirected through the lo
Yep, I have that checked..
Joe
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From: dotnet discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
John St. Clair
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 12:57 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Connecting to SQL database through a Web Service
If you're passing sql cred
I have a ListBox that I only want to have a single item selected at a time
and when that item is selected I want it to be copied into another ListBox
(this is an example in ASP.NET Unleashed p. 224 and 225). The first
selection works just fine but the second selection gives me the following
error.
If you install an assembly with the same Name as one that is already in
the GAC, it will simply overwrite it. Was there a problem you were
having with dups or something?
-bc
-Original Message-
From: Sam Gentile [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 5:29 PM
To: [EMAIL
Shawn Wildermuth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> As long as you are not waiting for the post-back to do the
> work. Every post-back to the form is a new instance (ASP.NET
> please correct me if I am wrong!). This is what I have
> observed in my testing.
This is correct. Member variables ar
Mcmullan, Andy (Andrew) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> What I'm really interested in is that regardless of whether
> MS should have put the check into the .NET GUI libraries or
> not, the fact is that they didn't.
Well... beyond debugging, why would you want that check to even take place?
E
If you have a control set to allowdrop, then the dragover event will fire when you
drag something over it. In the event, you should say what kind of drop you allow and
that will change the icon.
such as...
Private Sub ucTDFrame_DragEnter(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.Windows
I have an installer program that needs to know whether PIAs are already
installed in the GAC so that I won't install them twice. So the question is
how can we programmatically tell whether the GAC contains a particular
assembly?
References:
I found these articles:
Assembly.Load Method (Assembly
[inline]
On Wed, 29 May 2002 21:51:14 +0100, Ian Griffiths <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>Arild Fines <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> >FWIW - I think Petzold misunderstood/misrepresented something
>> > there. His example was referring to someControl.Size.Width * 2;
>> > something which will fail be
Hi,
I have a requirement like draging a listitem from a listview control to
another Windows forms propertyGrid Control.
I have a pbm dragging over the listitem out of listview control. Can
anybody help me to fix this pbm.
I really appreciate ur help.
Thanks
Livi
__
I don't believe that SuppressFinalize does what you are thinking here.
A call to SuppressFinalize sets a bit on the object that tells the GC
not to move this object to the freachable queue from the finalization
list. Thus the object will never be finalized when reclaimed.
In other words Suppres
GC.SuppressFinalize doesn't keep an object from being garbage collected.
The only way to prevent an object from being collected is to insure
there is always a live reference to the object.
-- Brent Rector, .NET Wise Owl
Demeanor for .NET - an obfuscation utility
http://www.wiseowl.com/Products/
- Original Message -
From: "David Rohacek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Is the CLR able to identify the case where all assemblies in a call stack
> have full trust? Does it use this information to omit security checks or
> stack walks when demands are made?
Stack walks are not short-circuited
I can tell its empty because dstMaster is null. I'm really stumped by this!
Is there something I should do in the constructor for my class to initialize
dstMaster? The only code I have for it is the declaration and the three
lines of code to copy an existing dataset and merge two others in. And
As long as you are not waiting for the post-back to do the work. Every
post-back to the form is a new instance (ASP.NET please correct me if I
am wrong!). This is what I have observed in my testing. You could
store it in session state or keep it a static, but as a static, you will
be using the
Hi Ian
Sorry, I've confused the issue with my comments about performance. I totally agree
with what you say.
What I'm really interested in is that regardless of whether MS should have put the
check into the .NET GUI libraries or not, the fact is that they didn't. And if
omissions like this co
- Original Message -
From: "Chris Keyser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> 1) Is it legitimate to run both http binary and soap channels within the
> same client instance? As far as I can tell, this should not pose a
problem.
>
You can't register the same channel type more than once in a given ap
Is the CLR able to identify the case where all assemblies in a call stack
have full trust? Does it use this information to omit security checks or
stack walks when demands are made?
Does anyone have any ideas for how I can test this theory out?
Thanks,
David Rohacek
You can read messages from t
It sounds like it should be OK. If it's all the one form then it should be
the same instance. If you wanted to verify that you could print out the
value for GetHashcode() in both places. (Use something like
Debug.WriteLine, defined in the System.Diagnostics namespace.) If the
numbers are the s
Arild Fines <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >FWIW - I think Petzold misunderstood/misrepresented something
> > there. His example was referring to someControl.Size.Width * 2;
> > something which will fail because the Size property will return a
> > copy of the Size struct.
> >
> > Making changes to
I'm sure the methods are executing in the correct order. But I'm not sure
about it being the same instance. It seems to me it should be the same
instance but I'm new to this.
I have a multi-panel form (similating multiple pages). At the bottom of one
of the last panels made visible, I have a fi
I have never had any problems using DataSets as non-static members. I
suspect that something slightly more subtle is going wrong. Are you
absolutely sure that (a) the methods are executing in the order you think
they are and (b) that they are actually executing on the same instance both
times?
"Mcmullan, Andy (Andrew)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What you are asking here is quite a lot. Every GUI object
> would need to check on entry to every method call whether
> the calling thread is the thread that created the object. Big
> overhead in terms of code to be written, and big performan
Again, this is also a place where some Java background would help, since
Java guys have been wrestling with this problem for five years now. Granted
some of the technical details differ a bit (the Java language requires catch
blocks for checked exceptions, for example, where C# has no notion of a
> I too think that there should be a mechanism by which
> the CurrencyManager could be prodded to refresh the
> data in the controls. Perhaps in v.next...
What's particularly frustrating is that the CurrencyManager does indeed have
such a feature (it has a Refresh method), but for some reason th
Thanks, I'll look at both of these as well as the MSDN article. The Richter
chapter (as usual) is superb. Its funny, its about the only chapter I hadn't
read-)
>From: Mark Levison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: dotnet discussion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: [DOTNET] N
Actually, I know of many web farms that are load balanced with NLB.
There isn't any gathering of performance information with NLB, although
as you mention the software algorithm does take a small amount of
overhead. And we've seen in a lab that you don't really want to go over
about 6 nodes in on
> ...When casting from a dataset to one of my business
> objects, I would like to be able to intercept it and check if this table
> exist. If it does not, I'd like to throw an invalid cast exception.
> Can
> this be done?
You can do this by providing explicit and implicit conversion
operators fo
Hi,
Is there a limit for the number of simultaneous calls to a remote object
registered as singleton?
I have an application with several servers and several clients per server.
After some amount of simultaneous calls to the servers they stop responding,
blocking any client call. When a client inv
I am investigating deriving DataSet for business objects. However, since
datasets may contain several datatables, I need to ensure that the dataset
has a specific table. When casting from a dataset to one of my business
objects, I would like to be able to intercept it and check if this table
exi
Jeff Roberts wrote:
> Does an enum take up memory ?
The declaration of that enum does not take up any memory, not. Using one
takes up the same amount of (and placement of) memory as its base type.
Brad
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Does an enum take up memory ?
public enum XFERDefines
{
XFER_IDLE =0, //no file transfer in progress
SENDING_FILE =1, //sending a file now
}
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Shawn,
The C# Language specification on MSDN appears to be different than the one
you are referencing. Here is the link on Microsoft's web site:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/csspec/html/vclrfcsharpspec_3_7_1_2.asp
. The section in this document is 3.7.12 (not
--- Greg Reinacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Actually, I know of many web farms that are load balanced with NLB. There
> isn't any gathering of performance information with NLB, although as you
> mention the software algorithm does take a small amount of overhead. And
> we've seen in a lab th
Good points on IIS, it looks like a windows service is the way to go. I may
write a web service to interact with the windows service, for good logical
separation.
The assembly is a local spider/indexer type of program which runs slowly in
the background.
Thanks,
Erick
- Original Message ---
You're right, you should not use TIDs; but I agree that it's useful for
debugging.
Use:
AppDomain.GetCurrentThreadId()
Regards,
Pablo Castro
Lagash Systems S.A.
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From: "John Lam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 2:52 AM
Subjec
From: Richard A Morningstar
Sorry for the OT, but I am stuck
On NT4 and 2000, we register a component that runs as a Service on a
SUBST'ed drive. We have the service setup to run as a particular identity
and have a batch file in the user profiles (in the startup group) to setup
the SUBST'ed
(I searched the archives and haven't noticed this anywhere)
Take the following classes (taken directly from the spec):
class Base
{
public static void F() {}
}
class Derived: Base
{
new private static void F() {} // Hides Base.F in Derived only
}
class MoreDerived: Derived
{
static void G
Agreed that its a must-read book. That's about the only chapter I
haven't read. I will now. Thanks.
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:
Fixed the issue. It seems that I needed to open up the WebService SQL
Server IP on the firewall instead of the Web Server IP.
Joe
-Original Message-
From: dotnet discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
John St. Clair
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 12:57 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED
"I think with a web service you'll run into issues with IIS, such as
timeouts, memory leaks, etc."
Not if you use a singleton ojbect.
"What happens to an active web service when IIS recycles itself? I would
guess that all child processes get recycled as well."
The garbage collector will not c
sounds like Windows service might be the best bet, but maybe the hardest too.
Anther approach is you can always do a singleton object that never get collected by
the garbage, have that object get created by a web service call. Then all other Web
Service calls just use that object that is alrea
Actually, I know of many web farms that are load balanced with NLB. There
isn't any gathering of performance information with NLB, although as you
mention the software algorithm does take a small amount of overhead. And
we've seen in a lab that you don't really want to go over about 6 nodes in
o
On Wed, 29 May 2002 09:41:38 -0700, Eric Gunnerson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>The compiler generated one (the overloaded operator) needs to be one
>that isn't likely to collide with names that a user would choose.
>Choosing "Add" for this would be a bad idea.
At first I too thought it would be
I think you'd be better off with a windows service rather than web
service
I think with a web service you'll run into issues with IIS, such as
timeouts, memory leaks, etc.
What happens to an active web service when IIS recycles itself? I would
guess that all child processes get recycled as
On Wed, 29 May 2002 17:54:23 +0200, Arild Fines <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>> -Original Message-
>> From: dotnet discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
>> Jon Jagger
>> In his book, Jeffrey Richter says
>> only that it is for reasons best known to and understood by compiler
>>
I have a very long running process in a assembly that runs on a remote
server. The process will run for about 2-3 weeks. All the management takes
place via a set of web pages. There will also be a set of pages to monitor
the process. The monitoring takes place in two different ways, first, the
ass
I entirely agree with that approach. The reason I suggest that it is
rude in the case where you are spinning work off onto a pool thread is
that the pool thread didn't have a message queue when you were given it,
and there is no way of clearing it up afterwards, so you haven't left
things as you f
Here's an example snippet:
using System.Web;
using System.Web.Services;
using System.Web.Mail;
private void sendMail(string From,string To, string CC,string Subject,
string BodyText,string BCC,string Attachment)
{
MailMessage mm=new MailMessage();
mm.Fr
Hi,
I've created a class in C# with a DataSet data member declared like this:
private DataSet dstMaster;
I have a method that builds it by concatenating three datasets together
like this:
dstMaster = dstOrg.Copy();
dstMaster.Merge( dstContact );
dstMaster.Merge( dstFunding );
In
Don't know if this is the fastest, but
FileStream.Write(bytearray, offset, count )
will do a good job.
If the array is beyond 64KB you could use asynch-io with BeginWrite.
HTH
Axel
-Original Message-
From: David B. Bitton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Mittwoch, 29. M
Urgent!!!
That was never ever meant how it reads, I am sincerely sorry for
that...I missed the :-).
Richard I am truly grateful for your help, I highly respect every single
person who contributes to this and hope I haven't offended anyone.
Chris, my greatest thanks to you for pointing this out
Adding a control to its parent Controls collection gives the it the context
it needs to operate in.
Look at it this way - how would a control know where it was located if it
wasn't added to the Controls collection? Where would it draw itself?
G.
--
Graeme Foster ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Principal Sof
OK, this might make me sound seriously lazy...
There was a case study [1] on reverse engineering a C# program into a UML model using
System.Reflection.
The example gave a Rational Rose script to build an sequence diagram from the
discovered types.
Any ideas if anything like this has been atte
--- Andrew Gayter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In general web farms don't employ Microsoft Component Load Balancing
> (CLB), or software enabled Network Load Balancing (NLB) due to the
> following reasons
I don't think you can lump these two together. CLB is very niche, because most people
stic
David, try System.Text.AsciiEncoding.GetBytes, and Encoding.GetBytes.
Kit
-Original Message-
From: David Ferguson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 8:35 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [DOTNET] ASCII string to byte[]?
ASCII string to byte[]?
What is the quicke
The compiler generated one (the overloaded operator) needs to be one
that isn't likely to collide with names that a user would choose.
Choosing "Add" for this would be a bad idea.
I do agree that if the operator is static, you'd probably want nicely
named version to also be static.
-Origina
If you're passing sql credentials, check that you have both sql and
windows authentication enabled -- right-click on the sql instance in
Enterprise manager, Security tab.
John
-Original Message-
From: dotnet discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
Joseph J. Sarna Jr.
Sent: Wed
I wouldn't say tier-consolidation is anything unexpected. In many cases
physically partitioning applications into what are considered
presentation, business and data tiers is over done. Even the meaning of
what are presentation and data tiers is often misunderstood. It all
boils down to someone al
byte[] bytes = System.Text.ASCIIEncoding.GetBytes(myString);
Jim
> -Original Message-
> From: David Ferguson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 29 May 2002 16:35
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [DOTNET] ASCII string to byte[]?
>
>
> ASCII string to byte[]?
>
> What is the quickest way
Agreed, however, this is just a proof-of-concept presentation to show the
storage of data on one server, the webservice on another and the client
running a WinForm app. I'll try putting a webservice on the SQL server
domain and see if that helps. Thanks
Joe
-Original Message-
From: do
Hi Bill,
If you're trying to interoperate with PGP the easiest thing for you to
do, I'm afraid, is going to be to shell out and call a PGP executable to
do the encryption. I say this because there are a bunch of pieces that
you'd need to implement yourself in order to interoperate with PGP from
Fixed should have very little impact on performance unless a GC happens inside of the
fixed block.
-Original Message-
From: José M. Nobre [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 6:15 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [DOTNET] Some questions about C# fixed statement
H
ASCII string to byte[]?
What is the quickest way to convert a string, that only contains ASCII
characters, into a byte array?
What method would use the least amount of memory?
Thanks...David
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Sorry for the lack of response. I've been trying to get an updated sample
[1] on gotdotnet. I've haven't successfully got it there yet. Hopefully by
tomorrow...
> I don't know what the Type parameter in the protected RealProxy
> contructors means.
Basically, it's the runtime type of the o
>From my testing it appears that the property change notification should be a
public event of type EventHandler that follows the naming convention
Changed. If you define and fire this event when the property
changes, all bound controls will be updated.
I too think that there should be a mechanis
Does anybody have code for sending any document as an attachment through
mail
Thanx,
Renu
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Try
byte[] received;
aMsg m;
fixed (byte* pBuffer = received)
{
m = *((aMsg*) pBuffer);
}
-Original Message-
From: Miguel Ángel Chacón [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 5:36 AM
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Subject: Re: [DOTNET] byte[] to Object
Thanks, but may
Jeff
What you are asking here is quite a lot. Every GUI object would need to check on entry
to every method call whether the calling thread is the thread that created the object.
Big overhead in terms of code to be written, and big performance overhead at runtime.
The performance overhead issu
Presumably Microsoft thought that putting the System.Windows.Forms.Timer on
the Windows Forms Toolbox would be enough of a clue that you were supposed
to use that one for Windows Forms applications.
I guess most VB developers will look there first, since they've always
dragged timers off a tool b
Which is more or less what Internet Explorer appears to do. Sometimes.
Except when it doesn't. (I've never quite worked out what it is that causes
it to ignore the settings for launching in a new process or not...)
But anyway, you would only ever need to do this if your UI thread ever went
off
I would suggest you have a web service inside the domain that is public, and have your
other web service call it, or just go directly to the web service in the same domain
as the SQL Server machine. I don't think making the SQL Server machine accessable
from outside the firewall a good idea.
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