we know that if the type is registered as singleton in the host side, then
all the remoting clients share one object, like:
host:
=====

Look at the TODO in the code. The commented code do not work, but the code
below the commented one does. How do I do to compare Types?
foreach (Type typeInAssembly in typesInAssemply)
{

I have a programming question to generate an ordered list of
alphanumeric strings of length 4.

two alphabets rest numberst, etc.

Hey folks, how can I format a hex string to display as such:
instead of:
10
130

We're about to design am enterprise Windows app.  Since it will have lots of
modules, we're thinking about a listbar (like Outlook) on the left with menu
bar across the top, and status bar at the bottom.  Each "module" would then
take up the space that's remaining.  So, it looks ...

What is the best way to fill an array (or other container) with values
from a text file containing numbers in a simple column, especially when
one doesn't know how many values the text file list contains?

I am slightly biased here as I am doing lots of work with an Indian company
- we have been off-shoring for a while now but loved the work and quality so
much we opened the UK sales office for the company that we're partnered with
- Angler Technologies!

Sorry if this isn't the place to ask, but I can't locate a more specific NG
to post this in.
I grabbed the SDK and Visual Studio 2005 add-ins for .net 3.0 and decided to
take a look at it.  First thing I've noticed is the behaivior of the

Just a simple (newbie?) question:
What does the 0x200 mean in this snippet:
rsObj.Open("Customers",connstr,ADODB.CursorTypeEnum.adOpenForwardOnly,ADODB.LockTypeEnum.adLockReadOnly,0x200);
I've seen other examples where instead of 0x200 there is a 0 or 1.

I am receiving data from the stream of a socket.  I am trying to
determine if the user pressed the Enter key.  The buffer has 2 non-zero
bytes when the user presses enter: 13 and 10.
If i convert that to ASCII i get \r\n.  I would like to have a value i

Hi as most will know I have been benefiting from your vast experience
for about a month or so now, and have decided to try to learn C#
programming more academically and structured and study towards a
qualification.

in my c# .NET 2.0 application I run few threads (from 6 to 12 it depends...)
and then my GUI Thread should wait all of them have finished their task...
so after create those threads i put them in a List<>, I start them one by
one then I do something like:

I have an application with some pictureboxes and panels in the main
form.
If I drag something over it, it flickers.
Do I have to deal with this in every control visible in my main form?

Hi Friends,
I recently can not access some share folder on a file server. the share
folders have special permissions (only some domain groups allowed, i
was a member of that group).

I'm new to C# but so far I didn't find big problems, except for
Reflection. I coudn't find any good material in internet where to study
it. If anyone knows about some documents, blogs or stuff, please let me
know.