HELP ME PLEASE!!
I have been working with .NET for a while now and never run into this
one.  I have an ASP.NET application with C# code-behinds and get the
error message that is below when I deploy (either by using an MSI or

        I'm wondering is it possible to have excatly the same class
definied in different assebmlies and still be able to load all of them?
Let's say that I have assebly that contains definiton of a class
and the other one which also defines excatly the same class.

I have a question about the default share policy of the .Net framework.
In the SSCLI, I see that just mscorlib is shared. Is that on the .Net
framework ?
An other question, each appdomain must load mscorlib to use base type if

I am writing some kind of an encryptor for.NET assemblies, This require me:
A. To encrypt the IL code ( done successfully )
B. To enable transparent means of decrypting the IL code on run-time in a
way that the encrypted DLL will stay independent.

How to use different color to display the item text in a ListView class with
View property set to "details"?
I want to use different color for different row in the ListView.
Thank you very much!

What is an iteration with respect to Thread.SpinWait......
Cheers
Ollie

I know how to load a assembly form specified directory, using
Assembly.LoadFrom but How can I unload it? Is there something similar to
FreeLibrary?
Thanks in advance

  I would like to use the CLR profiler api to code my own profiler
and log it...how to do I start...do I have to write a COM dll that
needs to be registered on the client machine that will recieve the
callbacks...

Here is the situation.
I have a dll (.Net 1.1 C# to be exact)
It has a path harcoded into it inside an include that is used as a
resource.

What is the equivalent of the Intermediate Langauge instruction .data in C#?

It's been pointed out to me that, contrary to my long-held beliefs, the
documentation for System.Decimal claims that it's a fixed-point data
type. I reckon this is entirely incorrect - it's a floating-point data
type in base 10.

I posted this problem originally on the xml group. I have an app that
processes XmlDocument and uses XmlElement.GetElementsByTagName quite
liberally for various operations. It appears that the XmlNodeList (actually a
subtree) returned by this method internally hooks itself to the ...

Okay guys, I've read 100 different threads on this subject, let's see
if anyone has some good ideas for situation I'm in.
Data:
1. My application fails with either an SEHException (during an

Something isn't clear (to me) in the documentation.
In the "Remarks" section for the Socket.BeginReceive method, it says:
   You can create a callback method that implements the AsyncCallback
   delegate and pass its name to the BeginReceive method.

I am looking for the calcul method of the PublicKeyToken of an assembly.
Is it a hash method ?
How the runtime use this information ?
Thank you