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Can we dynamically edit a method attribute using Reflection in C#?10 Dec 2007 19:45 GMT4
I am using Reflection to invoke methods dynamically. I have got a special
requirement where I need to pass a value to method by setting the custom
method attribute.  As I cannot change the signature of method to pass a new
parameter, I am setting the custom attribute of a given ...
Windows Installer Custom Action cannot do xcopy?10 Dec 2007 19:29 GMT1
I'm trying to do the following xcopy from my Windows installer and it
doesn't work.  I even tried running the installer as user with
credentials instead of LocalService.  I'm running in 2003Server, so
its not a vista issue.
Create setup10 Dec 2007 19:01 GMT3
I want to create a setup for my C# 2.0 exe application.
Exists there a project type for this in Visual Studio 2005?
Is there something to consider (some traps I should know)?
Christian
distinct value in dataview10 Dec 2007 18:52 GMT3
hey all,
i have a dataview with a single column in it which contains duplicates. What
is the best way to eliminate the duplicates rows so i can turn this column
into the primary key?
Clocktime Resolution10 Dec 2007 18:30 GMT7
I am trying to convert long system clock time (1.2841535619381043E+17)
to Date Time as {{12/7/2007 17:21:22XXX.XXX } ie in order of us.
I receive clock time as string object type. So I have tried something
like:
CHAR(1) mapping in DbLinq sqlmetal10 Dec 2007 17:56 GMT1
I noticed that CHARACTER(1)  type column in database is mapped to string
data type in generated entity class.
Why it is not mapped to char data type. char type matches more closely to
sql CHAR(1) ?
colordialog.color to int10 Dec 2007 17:37 GMT7
How to cast colordialog,color to a int (or long) ?
Changing activating button10 Dec 2007 17:18 GMT5
Hello friends,
 In my winwows form, I have two text boxes - textbox1 & textbox2 also
the form has two buttons - button1 & button2.
button1 will work for textbox1 and button2 will work for textbox2 .
OOP Question10 Dec 2007 17:15 GMT17
I was reading a tutorial on OOP principals and design and I stumbled on
something that I don't understand.  The tutorial used a Oven class.  In that
class there was a private field called temperature.
class Oven {
NHibernate mapping10 Dec 2007 16:16 GMT1
I'm relatively new to NHibernate, and I am trying to figure out how to map a
collection. I know how to map a collection that is held directly by a parent
class, such as an Order class with an OrderItems property that is a
List<OrderItem>. But what if the collection is held in an ...
Load Users from Active Directory10 Dec 2007 16:13 GMT1
I posted this in another group as well...but now I am trying my luck
here...
I have followign method which loads users from active directory
private List<String> GetUserLoginsFromAD()
User Control Issues10 Dec 2007 16:08 GMT1
I've created 4 user controls.  1 is the main control that holds the
other 3.  When the form loads it takes an object and creates the first
user control which in turn takes aspects of the objects and creates
the other three user controls.  In the new event of the three user
IDataReader10 Dec 2007 15:44 GMT4
I saw a code in a class where IDataReader is used to retrieve result
from query, even if only one column is to be retrieved. It uses a
CommandObject with ExecuteReader but not using ExecuteScalar.
For what IDataReader is used and what are the benefits of it as
WPF and old style Open File Dialog on x64 systems?10 Dec 2007 14:51 GMT14
It is a well known fact that if you use the Microsoft.Win32.OpenFileDialog
from an WPF application you will have old fashioned buttons and icons. The
proposed solution to this problem (at least for ClickOnce applications) is to
put a certain paragraph into the .exe.manifest file
C# Wrapper into unmanged code10 Dec 2007 13:23 GMT4
I've got a DLL that is written in C++ and I want to create a C# wrapper for
it, instead of using Pinvoke.  I know this can be done, but I'm not sure how
to go about this.  I've got VS 2005 and I've been looking on the net, but
not alot of clear definitions out there. For now, ...
 
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