I have an issue with the Assembly Version. I am getting 0.0.0.0 as the
version number!!! I tried recompilng ...but no luck....
Any ideas why this is happening and how I could overcome this one!!
Thanks for all the help in advance.

I've created a new exception w/ a few properties specific to an app I want this this exception to be a part of. Whenever I attempt to serialize the exception I get something resembling the following error:
System.InvalidOperationException: There was an error reflecting type ...

I'm trying to web deployment an application which
utilizes .NET Remoting and I'm getting an
intermittent 'System.ExecutionEngineException' exception
(top-level call stack shown below).  The exception does

I don't know why I'm the only one in my development team get this build
error when I build the entire solution.  CommonLib.dll is a binary file
resulted of building another project included in the solution.  Has anyone
had similar problem? Thanks!

Any explanation would be appreciated...

e.g. Linux,
and...if one such CLR exists, what classes does it support?
I heard that the support is much fewer than that of the windows
counterpart....

I understand the notion that a UI thread should be
responsible for managing the UI elements; therefore,
worker threads need to call invoke.  I don't understand
the technical reason for this.   What is it about the

Tried this in m.p.framework a couple of days ago with no response.  I'll try here:
I'm loading an assembly from a URL using Assembly.LoadFrom().
Is there any way to tell if the current version of the assembly
already existed in the application download cache.

I use the simple loader that hosts the managed application (I need this to
load the "svr" version on a server). I use the code suggested by Steven
Pratschner [MS] in news article
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=%23nx5kl9HDHA.2256%40TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl.

Is it possible to have 2 .NET applications sharing the same .NET DLL in
memory?
Meaning I don't want each app to have its own copy (and the DLL is a .NET
dll).

I was trying to find an easy way to write in the standard configuration
(like app.config) xml-based files. I found classes that can be used to read
this information (in System.Configuration) like the
ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings property, but I was not able to find

This case was tried in VC++.NET.
I subscribe a .NET event from a remote client app (just
add it up to the event delegator).
My server app fires the event and everything goes well

Can I get CLR version in runtime (just for the demo purposes)?
Thanks Martin Skrenek

A Show Stopper problem in our application
we have a DLL which exposes some objects collections  in terms of get and
set properties. The objects have very heavy memory footprints (beyond 2gb)
we want to have the funcionality that if the memory usage goes beyond a

I have put an article on the subject in my blog at
http://blogs.gotdotnet.com/ivanmed.
I am sure it will be interesting to many of you, especially in the
dotnet.security group, so please feel free to check in out and leave your