I want to create a website in IIS which has its ApplicationPath or Virtual
Directory from a network share.
Its a ASP.Net 2.0 website. I've the site percompiled (One Assembly Per Page).
When I try to do the above I get a "Code Access Security" error, which is

JIT debugging - How to get the managed exception details?
Problem: managed application is crashing on startup with unhandled
exception - need to understand the exception
I've set windbg to be my JIT debugger for managed code

I'm having a problem trying to override IDisposable.Dispose() in a C#
class that inherits a C++/CLI class that implements Dispose().  The
compiler says
Error    13    'JM.UI2.EditBoxDataModel.Dispose()': cannot override inherited

I am a little stuck.  An application that I am maintaining loads
plug-ins but only uses the default app domain and thus cannot unload
them.  That's how it is.  It also has its plug-in assemblies frequently
updated and forces the user to restart the application each time.

I really want to see what machine code the JITter is producing for an
undebugged release build.  I've discovered that I can call a breakpoint
opcode (INT3) which will allow me to attach a debugger and see a little
bit of what I want but its difficult to navigate.

I have here a little sample which does reflection on a class.
I striked me that 1.1 is nearly two times faster.
Could me somebody give a hint why?
For the sample: Compile it via "csc.exe /optimize+ Program.cs" with the two

Does anyone know why this line of code returns null and not an instance of
Type?
   Type.GetType("System.Drawing.PointF")

just for confirmation :
A.dll is strongly named and is available in my project bin directory .
it's also installed in GAC , so where will runtime look first , according to me , it
should be GAC , so even if somebody wants to replace the dll , then it's important to install in GAC  ...

Guys,
We have an error thrown below
1) Exception Information
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Is there a means of hooking events from the CLR that fire before and
after any member of a class is accessed/invoked within a particular
assembly?  I am looking for something akin to how trace switches work.
With those one can simply insert entries into the application

My team has been struggling with an issue involving assemblies
dynamically loaded into separate app domains in the context of an .Net
extension running in a third party executable via COM Interop.  After
studying what's available online and reading thoroughly through most of

I'm confused about when symbols are needed when using adplus.
I cant tell from documentation if symbols (os and app) are needed when
adplus produces the memory dump or if symbols are really only necesssary when
looking at dump file w/windbg.

We have a global error handler in our .NET 2.0 Framework application and I
am wondering if there is a possiblity that an error message (i.e.
ex.GetBaseException.ToString) could display any program data or database
field names, etc.  The application reads data from a database and ...

I'm porting some existing C++ code to VS2005 C++/CLI.
When I compile the following code with "No CLR support" it behaves as
expected (1 + 2 = 3) in all cases.  When I compile it with /clr then
transform call using addFunc<int> suggests that 1 + 2 = 8b001cc4.

I have a scene graph where geometry nodes contain references to shared
geometry data. Imagine a graph where there's several instances of a
barrel; each barrel has its own 3D transform and a reference to the same
geometry object. This geometry object in turn references the index ...