Setting a server to listen on 8080 for incoming connections. Written in
VS2005 on a Multi-homed machine.
I get the warning:
Warning 1 'System.Net.Sockets.TcpListener.TcpListener(int)' is obsolete:

Windows Mobile - C# Express possible?
John Kennedy's blog [URL: http://blogs.msdn.com/johnkenn/ ] seemed to
hint that Windows Mobile software development was capable with C#
Express.

Happy easter.
Just wanted to tell you that this tuesday I got a weird exception, stemming
from NOT disposing a DataContext.
So like Bill Maher we just added New Rules in our project. Always using

What are the ramifications of either of the possible values for the
[optional] boolean endResponse parameter when calling
Response.Redirect?
If if false, is there some mysterious processing that continues on the

I have a commercial application, that needs to store the user's id and
password on the local machine, and we'd like to hide it from our users
(to prevent frauds etc.).
How can I store my application's data in a hidden way?

How Can Windows Service Application Reatarts itself? Thanks.

I'm wanting to iterate over a generic IList, but the code won't compile
because the blue sqiggle line under:
_DataRow("SecurityFunctionName") = _IList(i).SecurityFunctionName;
sez "Option Strict On disallows late binding"

Could anyone recommend me a decent tree control that can have extra columns of text data (like how Outlook Express shows the messages), preferably in C#.
Many thanks
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Test

I'm a VB programmer, learning C#.  How does one do the equivalent of a
"msgbox" (from Visual Basic) in C#?   Is there something like this:
               System.Forms.MessageBox("Hello World");
Thanks,

Can someone spot the problem here:
public class Form1 : Form
{
  public Form1()

Does anyone know how to convert an object of type IEnumerable to a
DataTable?
Thanks,
Ron

Where can I find a list of the Icons VS2005 uses in the IDE?
I'd like to print a copy for reference.
Thanks
Mike

I noticed that Linq-SQL DataContext ExecuteQuery method does not have new()
constraint:
IEnumerable<TResult> ExecuteQuery( command, ... )
IEnumerable must return object so it must create this object in some way.

Well - at least I hope it is :-)
Having spent some time developing my c# application, using Visual
Studio 2005, I would now like to start re-factoring some of my code
into a class library so that I can use it in other applications I will

In my code I have TODOs all over the solution/projects (like the
following)
//TODO: Refactor to Factory Pattern
_service = new ServiceStub();