Is there anyway to generate a string that contains the name of the
namespace, the object name and then the function/procedure name that is
currently running.
I want to use this for logging information and am getting tired of having to

I have sent my app to test with one of our people and it works fine, but
when put into a customer's PC, it comes up with a FileIOException (file not
found) as soon as it is run.
I've gone through the references, and the only ones I have that aren't

My requirement is as follows:
I need to set the HttpExpires (enable content expiration - set to 7 days) on
a folder within a virtual directory.
I have been able to set the HttpExpires property on a virtual directory

Dear friends,
consider the following scenario, in Visual Studio 2005 and C#
- I create a ASP.NET web service ("server") with a class MyClass and a
WebMethod SomeMethod()

How do you return a datareader from a stored procedure, but also return
an output parameter?
Here is my code, which is just returning a data reader at the moment :
_conn.Open();

I'm fairly new to c#, but not new to programming. I'm tasked with rewriting
our Gupta/Sqlwindows apps (5 years worth of development) in dot Net. The
main reason is that virtually no one knows the language, which is
unfortunate because it's very simple to get windows created and ...

I've tried this in various ways a while back unsucessfully, but am having
another stab at it now so I thought I'd go ahead and post the question
while I'm looking into it.
I'm writing a csharp win app and want to color code the items in my

Hi, i am working on a c# application with client/server architecture.
is it possible to show a pdf file in windows form without be obliged to have
acrobat reader on client computer.
I tried googling first and couldn't find any uncommerce or free library for

Hello, I have a question.
byte[] network = new byte[100];
And I know what in this byte array in position from 4 to 8 it is long value,
and from 10 to 12 is it ushort type.

I am trying to get my head around threading and delegates and have
been reading the "Calling Synchronous Methods Asynchronously" document
on MSDN but, strangely, can't get any of the examples to fit in my
head with what I want.  I say strangely because I thought what I want

so im trying to be good and not leave anything hanging open but i guess ive
seen a variety of ways to kill objects.. is there like a recommended way?
basically im looking for best practices for handling object destruction.
Thanks

I am not sure if this is the correct forum for this, but maybe  you
guys can help.
I am stuck with my employer questioning me about DotNetNuke ( new
buzz ) to write resellable business related software.  I am a fan of

A win gui has to run a console (cmd) app, desirably the cmd window is
hidden, which I will do by placing outside the view area.
The GUI must be able to parse the output from cmd and do various things
like show a progress meter etc. It should also be able to gracefully

I am working on a service. For the past month we have been simply
restarting the service daily (which defeats the point).
I have been putting some extra time into it today and have come to the
conclusion that a pop-up window is trying to open whenever an error

So another simple question from me :)
as im working away ive made a button that does a series of wonderful
things.. and as it goes along it suppose to update a label to let the user
know what stage its at... but.. the rendering isnt done until after the code