If I add an object to HttpContext.Current.Items, does that mean it will last the duration of the page request?  If not, what controls when that object will be cleaned up
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I vould like to be able to retrieve the parametervalues pass to a method in
a generic way.
Thru reflection or StackFrame.
Is this possible ? if so how

I have an application where I need to have only a single instance running on a given PC.  The way I had been making sure that there was only one was to try to create an initially-owned mutex, something like this..
1: bool created = true
2: mutex = new Mutex(true, "AgilentMsmtSrvr", ...

Basically I am wondering how costly the call "Type.GetType()" is.
More specifically, I am wondering whether the subsequent identical calls
will incur the same amount of resource or not.
For example, let's say I have a MyClass type defined in MyAssembly.dll and I

I was wondering is it is possible to place in a source code file both IL
code and a higher level language (C# or VB.NET) code???
In other words in it possible to have something line inline assembly
(assembly code placed directly into C/C++ source code files) by tagging the

I get the following error when attempting to compile a JScript.net assembly.  The compilation error does not specify any syntax errors in the code
The error
fatal error JS2008: Error saving compiled state: The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another ...

I'm running into a case, where I replace the library within my directory (say I
put a custom gdiplus thunk library), but my library isn't getting loaded into
the process.  Instead the actual gdiplus library is being loaded.  Under normal
circumstances writing thunk libraries for ...

I'm invoking the same Dll from Console application and WinForm application
Both signed with SrongName.
the class that I'm invoking is protected with StrongNameIdentityPermission
Demand

I'm getting a Error: common language runtime not loaded in my Options/Projects/VC++ Build tab.  I'm currently running Framework 1.0
Anybody come across this?

  I've the following class.
public class c{
    public f1(int one);
    public f1(ref int one);

Consider an class object:
Public Class DataLink
   Sub New()
       ' Is there anyway to get an pointer to the parent object here?

 I need to inspect methods through reflection to discover if for a
method's parameter ref modifier was used. I noticed that in
ParameterInfo class a property isOut is available but I don't know how
to discover if a ref parameter has been defined.

   In our organization, we made a decision to not have any unhandled
exceptions inside event handler methods. If we didn't do this, one event
handler's unhandled exceptions will stop other event handlers from getting
called. We use the same approach for both UI and non-UI ...

I am writing a fairly simple desktop app which will not be subject to great loads. Therefore this question is more for academic purposes!
I have implemented a class that declares only static members and functions. I use this class to control my connections. There are just 2 ...

I am using IE 6 with all patches applied on Windows Server 2003 and Windows
XP SP1.
Recently, I installed the tech preview of Visual Studio .NET 2005 and
attempted to view the IE Sourcing QuickStart sample to see if it had the