I am just trying to find how to implement Indexers... or at least that
is what I think I want to implement!
Very basically, in my database I have a table of T_Hotels which has
many entries in T_Rooms.

AM I missing something?  How can I create a method that returns a
generic data type without making a formal declaration.  For Example:
public List<> getData
{

I have an xml file with structured like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Soldiers>
    <Soldier  name="Billy Smith" rank="Private" serial="34" />

If I have "using System;"  at the top of my code, why do I also need "using
System.IO;"  or "using System.Xml;" to reference attributes of System.IO and
System.Xml?
In other words, why can't I just use "using System," and then the following?

I'm a newbie with WCF, I would like to know whether it's possible or
not to send a message to JMS (on a JBOSS Server) with WCF?
Thanks for your help
Rod

I read somewhere recently that the strategy pattern could be used
instead of using switch command on an enum (for example).  How would
this work? A small example would be great.
Thanks,

Do you have any idea about how to generate a tool which will extract
the contents and images from html page.or do you have any resources
then let me know. i am using VS 2005 C#.net,Asp.net for development of
this system.

I have had no replies to my previous post so perhaps I didn't write it
good enough.
Please excuse new thread but i wanted to break from the last thread
hopefully this thread will be better.

I have been asked to write a ..NET Windows app using the 1.1 framework.  I
have both 1.1 and 2.0 on my PC.  When I create a new project in Visual
Studio 2005, it shows initial namespaces under references (System,
System.Data) all of which are version 2.0.

there are some dos command < or >
it can use like this
if there is a batch file as sample.bat
sample.bat  < parameter

I'm using an xml schema (XSD) that has a point data in it, so when I'm saving
the schema (from memory with values) to an XML file, the point value is saved
in the form of: "{X=12, Y=34}" And that is very good.
Also when I'm loading the XML file with the schema to a DataSet, this

We have figured out that System.Timers.Timer should be avoided because it
occasionally stops firing.
So, we dutifully began switching over to System.Threading.Timer but somebody
at work now says that System.Threading.Timer can also be unreliable.

I have managed to use the try{} catch{(Exception e)} to catch all
exceptions that is happens in the application.
My application is an Active Directory Interface and need to report all
exceptions and handle them differently so I need to find out what code

I am trying to learn about array lists, and found an example on MSDN. I
tried to compile it but it's not producing any output. I can't see why.
Any ideas?
Here is what I did.

I have a two richtextbox with  rtf content.
I just want to add the content of the 2 richtextbox into a third one.
When I use the code below, the richTextBox3 remains empty.
richTextBox3.Rtf += richTextBox1.Rtf;