what is best way to talk to https webpages within .net? any good librarys
for talking to https websites?

i want to use win32 dll in my c# application.i copied that dll in my
bin/debug folder and then i used one of its function like this......
[DllImport("XCENLogInterface.dll")]
public static extern void SetPatientLogFileName(string pPatientLogFileName);

I'm using a modal dialog box to input data. I have created properties on the
dialog form to capture the data so that it might be read from the main form
via the dialog form. This approach encapsulates the data & I can implement
the business logic in the dialog form.

What is the easiest way to convert C# to C++? And more
specifically, how to convert a C# / WinForms (.NET 2) to a
C++ / Qt solution?

I have written several pieces of software and would like to hear any
thoughts anyone has on what measures i should take to ensure(!) its
stability and security at the hands of the *users*. I have obviously
put error handling in :O) but have heard of loads of other things i

I tried to port from VB to C# and now I'm stuck. I couldn't convert the VB line
           readdata = dt.Rows(0)(data)
as C#:
      return dt.Rows[0][data];

Hi all, I have just inherited a framework written in C# which is used
to store objects into a database via ADO.NET.
When I did a bulk insert the database started to run slow I logged into
MSSQL enterprise manager and looked at the running processes under

In the .NET Framework 2.0 SDK I create a file TestApp.cs - mixed case.
Does anyone know why, when I compile entering a csc command from the Visual
Studio 2005 Command Prompt, I need to enter the file as "testapp.cs" lower
case?

Installed products all have an entry in the registry. To get a particular products version using basic registry manipulation, would involve enumerating all the hives, searching for the product name, as the hive name is a code.
Is there a fuction to get the 'DisplayVersion' for an ...

I use C# in my ASP.NET projects. Here's what I need to do: I want to add x
business days to a given date i.e. add 12 business days to today's date. What
is the best, fastest and most efficient way for me to do this?

I want to know if this is the most efficient method of fixing my
problem:
I have a custom class and I need to maintain an array of these items.
Initially I used MyCustom[] a = new MyCustom[someSize];

is it possible to implement some safe way of performing two or more
instructions in a kind of "atomic" way?
consider this: we have two queues (implemented on top of an List<T>).
now we need to move an element from one queue to another, so we need to

Does anyone know what objects to use to query a SQL database to get back
all of the tables and then be able to get information on the tables and
column information (name, datatype, max length etc...)

In c#,
How can I get the "accountExpires" without having to register the ACTIVEDS
COM object on the client?
DirectoryEntry returns almost all value with the COM object except for dates.

 Does anyone know what order GetProperties() returns public properties in?
I'm using custom Attributes on the properties of my Business objects
(NHibernate) to let me know if they should be displayed in a grid or not. I
would like them to display in the order in which I've ...