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adding a COM dll as reference during runtime09 Jul 2007 10:44 GMT5
I have a problem that I have a COM dll and i need to access the
methods in that dll. But what is required here is that the dll needs
to be added as a reference only during runtime and not like they are
generally added (Project-->Add Reference-->COM). Is it possible to do
why can't i catch an Application.ThreadException all the time!?09 Jul 2007 10:03 GMT5
I made this little crash reporter system for my project. It works by
getting hooked up to the Application.ThreadException event. If an
unhandled exception occurs , it logs it and then puts it on my ftp
account.
Delete first line of textbox09 Jul 2007 09:48 GMT2
My textbox is a queue stack, after processing a line, I need to
process next line, and the first line should be removed to indicate
progress.
Should we check the new line by ourself ? and then use substring to
xxtea09 Jul 2007 09:40 GMT3
has anyone created a XXTEA class
thanks in advance
hs
System.Xml.XmlSerializer and Classes with Generic Type Parameters09 Jul 2007 03:52 GMT1
Discovered this today after alot of head-scratching, just thought I
would toss it out into cyberspace in hopes that it would help someone.
This of course, will not compile
public class Woot`Class    - notice the backtick
Dataset. Most efficient approach.08 Jul 2007 23:00 GMT5
My app needs to read a text file, compare the data to that already
stored in the DB and generate a text file of the differences.
The UI displays the text file data and the db data in a series of
Datagridviews.
Is there a way to prevent a user being able to click on the text a08 Jul 2007 21:26 GMT2
Hi, I'm using vs2005, .net 2 for a windows application.   I have a
richtextbox control on my form that I make it readonly.  
1.  Do I need to make readonly to be false to append text to it?  
2.  Even though I chose the Cursor property of the richtextbox to be "No"
How to "disable" add and delete button on toolbar08 Jul 2007 18:33 GMT1
I have a simple application, that I use the built in navigation bar.  I
set the add and delete buttons enabled property to false, and it looks
good, until..  Once I click on the arrow to navigate to a different
record these two buttons re-enable.  I have the save button enable ...
how to repaint a form manually?08 Jul 2007 18:08 GMT3
i want to be able to repaint a class, derived from a form, by myself.
it works automatically, when i do:
protected override void OnPaint(PaintEventArgs e){
    base.OnPaint(e);
Internet access and geting source - possible?08 Jul 2007 16:28 GMT12
Hii everyone,
Dose someone knows if and how I can access internet urls? Can I get
the source code of the page to a string variable?
For example:
getting a method address ?!08 Jul 2007 07:15 GMT2
I need to send the address of a method to  .dll  function.
but i don't know how can i get the address of  a method ?!  :(
please help me.
thnx a lot.
Calling web services from C#08 Jul 2007 04:16 GMT10
Here is a simple web service request written in Python:
 rom SOAPpy import WSDL
 wsdlFile = 'http://www.xmethods.net/sd/2001/TemperatureService.wsdl'
 server = WSDL.Proxy(wsdlFile)
Remote Procedure Calls08 Jul 2007 00:33 GMT3
So I'm just having a play with RPCs from C# using WSDL to generate lots of
C# code, compile it, load it in as a DLL and then call the functions. It
occurs to me that .NET should facilitate the run-time code generation that
makes these things so easy in languages like Python but ...
Basic OOP Object Inheritance07 Jul 2007 23:10 GMT6
I am new to .Net and OOP techniques; I am not even certain that I using
the correct terminology here.
I believe that I want to know how to do inheritance.
I want to create a custom "string" class, "TSTString".
I get an error when trying to use foreach...07 Jul 2007 19:30 GMT10
I get this error:
Unable to cast object of type 'System.Data.DataRowView' to type
'System.String'
on this foreach and I thought it should work:
 
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