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.NET Forum / Languages / C# / October 2007

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Use Thread or ThreadPool15 Oct 2007 16:30 GMT4
I'm currently developping something where I need to use threads.
Here's the basic scenario. I have a WebService requests which need to
launch a few threads and wait for them to complete before returning a
responses. Bascically, each thread will make a request to our old C++
Visual Studio DataSet designer doesn't regenerate designer.cs code15 Oct 2007 16:15 GMT3
I have inherited an project, which has some datasets in it.  I find
that when I edit datasets with new SQL, adding columns, tableadapters
etc, that the designer.cs class is not regenerated, and therefore I
can't access them in code.
closing a TabPage, how??15 Oct 2007 16:12 GMT1
.NET 2.0
I've created a form which contain a TabControl. During runtime TabPages will
be added in the TabControl.
I would like to have a feature like an "X" (like closing windows) in the tab
#if #endif in CSharp15 Oct 2007 15:28 GMT5
  I want to write something such as :
enum x{
x1=0,
x2,
Math In Function15 Oct 2007 15:25 GMT4
   I am looking for the 'In' Function in C# to work out an equation - I
have an 'In' option on my calculator and I am struggling to find out what it
is and what it does? - Can anyone point me into the right direction -
TIA.
CodeDomProvider.CreateCompiler() is obsolete fix15 Oct 2007 15:18 GMT5
In code below line
ICodeCompiler loCompiler = new CSharpCodeProvider().CreateCompiler();
in .net 2 causes warning
'System.CodeDom.Compiler.CodeDomProvider.CreateCompiler()' is obsolete:
user control in DataGridView15 Oct 2007 15:14 GMT1
I would like to know wether is it possible to have a user control as a
DataGridViewColumn?
if it is possible how?
if it is not what should I do?
i need a help15 Oct 2007 14:44 GMT8
dear folks,
            i uploaded the image using the following code :
HttpPostedFile myFile = Picture.PostedFile;
               int FileLen = myFile.ContentLength;
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unc to dos conversion15 Oct 2007 14:34 GMT2
Is there a native way to convert the UNC path to DOS drive path other
than using wnetgetconnection? I hope it is there ...
Thanks
Interface Rewrite?15 Oct 2007 14:00 GMT6
How to get the function from "rewrited interface implement"?
interface I {
   int Value { get; }
}
Compare .NET and SAP/R315 Oct 2007 13:36 GMT1
We have a big application developed in Ingres 4GL running on OpenVMS and
this application is from 1992 so it's very old.
This application a used in a steelwork and is called Hiss and we also use
this SAP/R3 mostlely at the purchase and economics compartment.
Timeout on "DataAdapter.Fill"15 Oct 2007 13:36 GMT2
I have a timout problem when I call "DataAdapter.Fill".
When I debug, I see that all timeout settings are correct,
ConnectionTimeout is 0 and also CommandTimeout is 0.
But when I call the fill method I get:
No Parent Properties?15 Oct 2007 13:17 GMT2
In the Delphi VCL, most controls have Boolean "parent" properties, for
example ParentFont, ParentColor, ParentShowHint, and so on. This is a very
convenient way to determine whether the control should inherit the value for
those properties from its parent control.
performace counter and threads15 Oct 2007 12:37 GMT1
Is it possible for two threads or applications running simultaneously to
update the same performance counters?
thanks
m
 
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