I'm trying to create a class acting to the user as if it is persistant. The
class fields are saved in a XML file and from within the class I call a
private 'SaveToFile' method that contains the line:
serializer.Serialize(writer, this); - that method works very well!

Is there a way to decide where all my class libraries (dlls) are
located instead of just having them in the same directory as the main
application? What I'm thinking is to have a directory structure like
this

I'm got strange behaviour calling AcceptChanges when initialising my
DataSet.
Before calling the EndInit() method when initialising a DataSet
(auto-generated), I initialise 2 static tables within the DataSet

In defining a "colour space", I need a class with x and y components
of Red, Green, and Blue, and
also the x & y components of the "white point". In C++, I would do
something like this:

I am updating some middleware code in an ASP.NET app to cahce data from  a
database. I have been told I can't use the ASP.NET cache for this.
Can anyone suggesst alternative caching schemes that I could use?
Are hashtables a good alternative?

Does anyone know how can I create and add a new calendar for windows
XP, so I can use that calendar in office products, like MSP and
MSOutlook?
Regards,

I would have expected to be able to find this easily, but I couldn't.
I am using the TableAdapter.Insert command to insert a record.
I would like to then get an ID field from that record after insertion.
How to I retreive the record just inserted?

Let me preface this with the goal I'm trying to achieve is mimic a feature
of another language (Dexterity used by Microsoft Dynamics) and so while a
filling a drop down list is a workable solution I'd rather do it like
Microsoft Dynamics does and use separate textbox and lookup ...

I'm just starting with .NET remoting.  Here is what I'm not sure how to
handle.
I have a IPC Channel remoting server.  It exports an object and I can call a
method on that object just fine.  I'd like to kick off some activity and

Does anyone know how to create a personalized url?  For example, I would
like my site http://www.mysite.com to offer it's users the ablity to create
personalized urls like http://myname.mysite.com
Does anyone know how I can do that via code?  So it will be automated when

Creating a new website and building, there's no DLL. Apparently it
builds it on first request and sticks it in some temp cache somewhere.
That's all fine and dandy, except how do I reference my web project
from my test project if there's no DLL to reference?

I am porting some code to use generics.  Currently, we have a
synchronized Hashtable called as follows:
private Hashtable table = Hashtable.Synchronized (new Hashtable ());
What I would like to do is to port this to a Dictionary so that it can

I have a Binary Data file (Packed Decimal and ASCII mixed) and would
like to convert into ASCII (readable) file.
How to do it in C#? Thanks.

is there any substitution for
typedef int MyType;
in C#?
Please reply. Thanks in advance.

The function below accepts an Enum value 'AccountRoles' and should return an
array of Permissions which is also an Enum. When the AccountRoles is
AccountRoles.Administrator it should always return the full list of values
from the Permissions enum. Is there a clean way to do this?