Is there a way to access the actual datatype of a property when
looking at the PropertyInfo?
For example:
Property defined:

please bear with me, I already tried the built-in help, Google but not
finding the solution.
I want to use generic KeyedCollection
first crack

I am using [Description("A description")] in my code.
I want to be able to reference a text string within my "Resource file" like
this:
[Description(MyApp.Properties.Resources.strADesciption)].

I have three datagrids in a WinForm.  I want dataGridView1 to retrieve
data and make dataGridView2 visible and the same with dataGridView3.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,

I'm trying to start cross-platform development with Mono/.NET and
GTK#.
However, I love the VS.NET IDE, so I'd like to do my coding on Windows
with Visual Studio 2005 instead of on Linux with the crappy

I tried to connect to an existing Oracle Database with the following ConnectionString:
using System.Data.OracleClient;  // + Added Reference "System.Data.OracleClient"
string cs = "Data Source=XE;User Id=karl;Password=mypasswd";
connection = new OracleConnection(cs);

I have a dataGrid that when I try to add a row, I can't keep the data
separated into columns.
Here is what I tried to separate the columns (a coma):
string[] completeProductsString = new string[1000];

I have a COM+ application built using C# and the MSI for it runs just
dandy, its basically a COM proxy for .NET to ASP.  However, when
running a test VBScript, I get the following message whenever I
attempt to execute one of the methods (object seems to get created

I want to select from a datatable like below:
mydatatable.Select("Name='"+this.textbox1.Text+ "'");
it works properly but when I edit textbox1 with something like this   re'fd
that contains   ' or "   the Select gives me an error "Missing Operand".

I am working through some design patterns, and one recurring theme for me is
the need to be able to communicate between objects while promoting
encapsulation and loose coupling between them.
Based on a couple design patterns I have built a sample app that seems to be

Where do i find .NET class libary in Visual studio? I mean if you would like
to browse through the classes and members. Or if you want to search fr specific
classes or members.
Thanks in advance.

I cannot seem to get the version number of my VB app to increment
properly in VS2005. When I build the app each day the "build" number
increments with no problem as does the version number but if I make
multiple changes to my code during the day and then build again that

We have a product that is running as a kiosk. Occasionaly, some yahoo goes
in and screws with the screen resolution. Is there some way I can force it
back to a resolution that I know works?
TIA - Jeff.

I have a dll created in C#.net, that I wish to call from Delphi 5.  I
have strong-named the assembly, deployed it in the GAC, and registered
it with RegAsm, but whenever I create the pas file (either through the
'Import Type Library' option in Delphi, or via an InteropUtils program

I have to pass a byte array as an input parameter to a function in a
propertary dll.
The c++ signature of the original function is the following:
---------- C++ ----------