I need to send a file over a socket to a https address. Do I need to do
anything differently than specify the address with the https, and port 443?
For instance,
string m_server= "https://www.webaddress.com"

My namespace looks like
DDD.DEF.Something.Otherthing
DDD is abbreviation for the company name and   DEF for the product
name.

I plan to load an assembly during application startup, and load that
assembly via reflection (i.e., it isn't referenced in the application's
assembly manifest). The assembly will be loaded into the application's
default app domain, with code like this:

I get this error 3 times  : "The output parameter must be assigned before
the control leaves the current method" (dor dMin and dMax)
this one 1 time : Use of the parameter 'out' is not assigned 'dMax'
This is my first steps in C#: i can't manage(understand) this error.

I need to create assembly at runtime from multiple pre-compiled obj and cs
files embedded into
resource file. I have found only samples which create assembly from single
file like

A couple of the engineers I work with are seeing a strange problem
with an application I developed in .NET 2.0. I am suspecting this is
being caused by the environment since so far it only happens on one of
our customer's servers. The server is a Microsoft Cluster Server that

I'm sure I am missing something stupid.  When I debug my VS2008 Asp.Net
project the .c file is locked and I can not edit it.  I use to do this in
VS2005.  Anyone have an idea what changed?
Chris

Can the express editions of VS 2008 and the Full Professional versions exist
together on the same PC.
I have installed VS Pro 2008, But want to install C# express, VWD Express
etc on the same PC. I am trying to help some folks lear VS, they have the

In my solution, I have a client (Windows app) and a class library.  The
class library project has a connection string setting that I would like to
be able to change (from the client project ultimately).
However, when I try to change the setting programmatically, it says it can't

I have an app that reads a character string on com 1, waits for a signal
(any ascii char) on com 2, then outputs the string on com 2.
I seem to have a problem with the timing. It just so happens that the signal
from com2 arrives at the same time as the next string for com1.

I have a windows applicationm which can open seversal forms from a
main form. All the forms that are opened, from main form (as well the
main form) have a link to the help (.chm) file.
I am using System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(<help_file_path>) to

Hi, I am using Visual Studio C# windows. Every time I want to use some of the
methods in System.Windows.Form such as Clear(), it gives me error message and
saying "System.Windows.Forms.TextBox does not contain a definition for
'Clear'". Could someone help me with that. This ...

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This is the scenario that we want to implement.
Assume we have three computers called client1, client2 and client3 that must
be able to register
itself on server A. Meaning telling server A about its existence so other

We have a Windows form application that use remoting to communicate with a
server running some additional software that the windows form application is
using. Note the Windows form application is most certain running on its own
computer(client). We call the server that the ...