In our server application we get OutOfMemoryException in constructor of
dataset even a lot of memory is available on the machine. Any idea?
Thanks.
Marek Cvrk

I am developing one Portfolio Management application where there is
single database shared by all the traders.
I have developed web-based application for this. I want to make this
multiuser application.

I use system.reflection.emit to create runtime subclasses of some classes.
all works very well with one little problem.
I cannot use quickwatch on my proxies , they just show up in quickwatch as
"{}" instead of showing a tree with properties etc.

My application requires full trust to work, so when I run it on a
network drive I get the following exception:
Request for the permission of type
'System.Security.Permissions.SecurityPermission, mscorlib,

I'm trying to isolate "applications" into their own application domain within
a single process.  I've quoted applications because it's a logical
representation of an application.  Basically it consists of a bunch of
components supplied by some application group.  I got this to ...

My server application gets an OutOfMemoryException after running a few hours.
I’ve inspecting mini dumps with WinDbg + sos.dll and believe that the
application suffer from heap fragmentation caused by pinning of
TcpServerSocketHandler + friends. The application uses both ...

is it possible to get collection of passed-in values in a method call ?
I would like to get values of parameters for logging/debuging purposes.
e.g
private void DoSomeBusinessLogic(int a, int b, String c,...)

I know that there is a note in the documentation of the
System.Threading.Thread class saying that there is no fixed
relationship between a ThreadId and a managed thread. In some posts,
however, I've found info that in the framework version 1.*  managed

hi, i am trying to make some assembler things (embeded, so no relation with
.net or anything, just basic dos assembler), i am checking some sources but i
dont know the meaning of two statements:
1. os = 0

if i want to call into another AppDomain with messing with Remoting, i can
use the AppDomain.DoCallBack() passing in a CrossAppDomainDelegate.  But this
executes synchronously.  Is there a way i can call into another AppDomain
asynchronously, but without having mess with ...

I have a .NET application that spawns a lot of threads that are then
executed according to availability of threads in the thread pool. In
each thread I query a database and then write results to disk to
separate files. Typically I have no problems, however, when I try to

Is there anyway unified way to parse a string of a decimal value which
either contains
a comma (,) or a period (.) as the decimal point, without knowing which
before you

Looking through these newsgroups I notice there isn't an actual group for
Enterprise Services and I'm wondering if someone could maybe give me a decent
set of resources relating to the use/best practices/common issues for them.
Thanks!

"ApplicationName must be set before the DynamicBase can be set"
This is the message of the exception returned when I try to load an
assembly into  the current domain of my application. The same code
worked great in a smaller application I created to test the loading of