I have a windows app that i'm using to transfer images from one SQL DB to
another doing some processing inbetween because the DB table structures to
hold the images are different.
What i'm finding is that the process fails after several hundred images with

Is it possible to use either ILdasm or another tool to output IL source code
from a Exe or Dll (say written in C#) that could then be included in a
project and compiled?
Though I have only tried a few approaches so far I have not been able to

I've got a problem with a bit of code I'm using to instantiate objects
in a remote AppDomain.
I've created a class derived from MarshalByRefObject which I
instantiate into a new AppDomain using CreateInstanceAndUnwrap. The

What is the difference between managed module and assembly? Are they one and
the same?
What is dll hell problem? How does .net  solve it?

Currently (.NET v1.1) we can only unload assemblies when we are shutting
down the AppDomain. Are there any changes in .NET v2.0?
Thanks
Klaus Aschenbrenner

I have a .NET DateTime that I need to send to a JavaScript client and have
the JavaScript client create a Date() object from the .NET DateTime object.
I need to pass the DateTime object by string to the JavaScript client.  The
JavaScript Date() object can parse date strings, however ...

Sorry if this is a stupid question...but it has had me stumped and I am wondering now if there is a way to do this...
I am working with a team of developers that will be working on several different ASP.Net applications that will be sharing several common assemblies. We have been ...

Hi! I have a base class called A and the derived class called B.
In class A I have a virtual method called Select() that I call using an instance of class B. Class B does not override the Select() method.
For some reason I have to get the name of the derived class in the Select() ...

As far as I know assemblies which are precompiled with NGen must be placed
into the GAC. Is it also possible to make use of XCopy-Deployment & NGen
assemblies?
Thanks

If I have a class that implements the IClonable interface, is there some
mechanism that can be used to clone all objects contained by that class that
implement IClonable without having to explicitly call each Clone() method
for every object?

I recently read the MSDN article by Jan Gray at:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dndotnet/html/f
astmanagedcode.asp
... and was impressed by the analysis of the types of CLR statements,
but I've run into an interesting problem.  I have a scenario ...

can anyone explain the difference,similarties, definition..... for CTS and
CLS in a simple way to understand.
Thankz ,
Maheshkumar.R

Please point me in the correct direction for this type of discussion if I'm in the wrong newsgroup.
My problem domain is as follows:
A product we need to integrate with exposes a web service BUT its methods change as the product's repository changes.  IOW, as new items are added to ...

A small percentage of people (1% or less) are getting the following
message running or application.
"CLR error 80004005  The program will now terminate."
I am not sure where to start looking on this and it is even more

Could someone verify if it is necessary to guard access to a value type
which
is a member of a class from concurrent thread access?
For example,