Is there an *easy* way to use declarative databinding when biniding an
ASP.NET 2.0 Gridview to an ObjectDataSource that consumes custom
entities that contain nested types??
For Example, suppose I have the following classes in my BLL (Business

i have two textboxes.
txtHostName and txtHotTitle
when the user types in the txtHostName it automatically set the txtHostTitle
= txtHostName

I have a bunch (1000's) of html documents and I want to convert them into
PDFs.
I understand there are loads of tools out there, but I want something that's
either cheap or free as this is a one-off exercise.

My data is organized like this, where A always goes from 1 to some
number N:
A       1         2         3    ...
B     53,26     42,18     15,86  ...

How can one avoid capturing leading empty or blank lines?
the data  I deal with look like this
"will be paid on the dates you specified.
xyz supplier [123445797891]

I am trying to do access a remote Oracle database
I have Oracle 10g Client software installed on my PC (10.1.0)
I have installed the .NET Oracle support from Microsoft.
I have added a reference in my C# project to the System.Data.OracleClient dll.

I want to know how can I grab the news from BBC website news ticker and
display in my windows forms applications? similary I want to get the news
from other news websites, cnn, aljazeera, etc..

I am utterly confused - I have a form that starts an instance from
excel and let's the user select a range. I then want to take this
range as an array of doubles. I ran into trouble because the 1-based
indexing that Excel passes (I think) so after many tries I got:

Framework: Visual Studio 2005
Technology: ASP.NET 2.0
Language: C#.NET 2.0
Hi All,

.net 3 is not supported in w2k OS. Is there any equilvalent
implementation technique that support like WCF implementation for W2K
in C#?
Can I use WSE 3.0 for that purpose?

I am looking for suggestions for replacing a very large 2D double
array in my application with some kind of out of RAM storage.   The
data stored in the array will soon be growing so large that it will
impact application performance by sucking up most of the system RAM.

Does hh.exe have to be uncluded in an install project or can you assume
it's on the target machine ?

I am new to programming in C#, but have been a VB coder for 16 years,
and am facing a problem which I could use some help with:
I have an XML file which I am reading into a C# DataSet object with the
following line of code:

when passing by reference through multiple layers or AppDomains or outProc,
servers or external domains over the web.
Is it truly by Reference or at some boundaries things are marshaled and
passed by Value?

hey all,
is there another way to clear out Application Session variables besides
doing an iisreset? Could you just reset the one application/virtual directory?
thanks,