Hey evryone,
I have a ASP.NET project that I'm working on and have been using a
static class to store all my global constant information eg.
MyGlobalClass.MyConnectionString. This has worked out well but it means

I have an array (of objects) and I want that each entry in array will be
a key in my hashtable.(not with foreach but in one action).
Which method I should use for this?
Thanks!

I have something like the following in my App config file:
<add Processor="namespace.Type, AssemblyName, Version=1.0.0.0,
Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null" />
I've done it in the past but for some reason am having a brain fart

Do I remember right that combobox is build using editfield and dropdownlist?
If so, how can I get reference to ComboBox's editfield and DropDown?
I remember that in the 90's in MFC environment it was ok to get Handles to
these components,

I am having a little problem.  I have create a very basic shopping cart
site.  In the process of displaying items in the shop, I am using image
buttons so that you may click on them and display detailed information
for that item, and another button which allows you to add the item ...

How would you go about custom drawing the title bar of a form?  I'd like
to change it so that I can add different colors to my title and also
change how the close button works (since I override it and cause the
form to minimize).

I'm doing a "low level" server with sockets and trying to read the HTTP
data from server.
socket.Available at the beginning is 0 and I don't know when an HTTP
page is completly read since socket.Available sometimes is 0 and the

Do any of you know of an IDE or tool that allows two or more people to
work on the same code in real-time?  I know a text editor would work,
but having code coloring and everything would be nice.
I haven't been able to find anything with google, so I'm curious as to

I've got a really easy problem, please help me:
There are two pages in one I'm creating a TreeView like that:
    TreeView dbTree = new TreeView();
        TreeNode dbTreeRoot = new TreeNode("Root");

I have an object library where there are base classes that have a
declared event. I have hit the problem where the derived class cannot
raise the event. After some thought I had the idea of declaring a
protected method in the base class to raise the event, so that the

I'm doing a "low level" project that consists on monitoring certain QoS
parameters such as: Time to resolve dns, time to connect, time to
receive data, time to receive all web page, time to close connection,
between others...

   I received a C++ DLL and I must include it in my C# programm. The
problem is that I don't know how to convert the parameters from C++ to C#,
specialy when there are pointers in it. There are 2 fonctions I would like
to convert.

Is it possible to have a class that has "readonly" properties for some
classes and can be written by others?
The reason I want this is that some of my classes need to expose their
"status", but I need to be ensure that this is only updated by the class

I am using Visual studio 2003 to make a project. My project resides in
the folder name 'project'. I have to transport an exe to the PC that
already has .NET framework 1.1 installed, but doesn't have Visual
studio 2k3 installed. Can i transfer exe that is found in

I've got a small application that tries to read HTML data without the
HTTPWebResponse and Request methods and I guess the server is closing
the connection after a while.
Here is my sample code: