I have the following problem: I'm using a managed C++ Dll within a C#
project. I want to call a method of a C# class out of the Dll. I thought
about using delegates because of the managed C++ code. Could it
generally work with delegates? I tried it with this code, but no success:

I have an object (Contract). After it has been signed (it's a legal
document), it can't be changed. It is read only, frozen or locked depending
on what word you want to use after the customer signs it. Should this state
be controlled by the Contract itself or some other source? ...

I have a product which has a solution made up of about 6 projects.  I am now
writing a website for this project and one of the requirements is to use a
project from the first solution in order to use the class that creates user
license files.  This license project uses other ...

I am having a problem stopping a loop and making reference to a control.  I
receive errors regarding not being able to find the control and can not stop
the loop.  The following is the code I am using (while this code may not
make logical sense, it is necessary that I use it this ...

       I have a windows service developed in VC++. It exposes some
interface methods. I need to access them from C# client.
       I cant add the reference since it might be running on some other
system. So I used activators to access the methods with the help of

I have the following empty object:
XmlDocument ContractXmlDocument = new XmlDocument();
I was reading that you could use XmlSerializer.Serialize to serialize an
object (Contract) in this case to an XmlDocument object (above). How exactly

Is there a way to set a hard limit on the capacity of a List<>?

Are static methods good for performance when no instance specific
reference/property is called? or is it better to just leave them as
non-static methods?
Tem

If I have the following code, what do I have to change to
make it return more than one value?
       public string Records
       {

I'm just trying to make a simple flash card program when I click
"next" it goes. When I click "back" it does nothing unless I click it
twice.Then to goto the next one I have to click "next" twice.
What's the deal?

I want to create a program that auto send out email ( not email bomb )
to myself.
I tried the MAPI, but it will show a notiifcation message, user need
to confirm that.

I have written a windows service that will be used as a licensing server for
a desktop application.  I was planning to use a generic list to hold the
license objects.  For the majority of the time the service will see a small
about of traffic, since the number of licenses that ...

Hello, Does anyone know of any books, websites that show how to upload
data to a webserver from a desktop application using c#?
Thanks
Mike

I am having trouble finding a checkbox control within a formview.  I
can find other textboxes and such in here.  Any ideas?
Here is the form simplified:
<asp:FormView ID="formCategory" runat="server"

What would be the best data type for storing objects in a 2D array.
the ideal type would be one like generic List but Lists are only 1D. i don't
think i can have an array of lists.
The size of either the row or column is given while the size of the other