I want to get a property object using reflection by passing the string
name of this property.
I tried :
Type objType = asm.GetType(variableName);

I just wonder what do I miss if I only have VS2005 without having
.NET 1.1 installed ?
According to Jon Skeet he said that it makes sense to have both 1.1 and 2.0
installed.

How can I get IP address of client, which sends request to server via .net
remoting?
Regards,
Kate

I understand that the\n and \r only means something to the C# compiler so
when retrieving a line like "Hello\r\nWorld" from a resource file (localized
form or self made resource file), it prints the text as just like it was
written.

I am an amateur at best with regexp. I am trying to search for a string
like:
<input type="hidden" name="__VIEWSTATE" id="__VIEWSTATE" value="/wEPD..." />
Within an html document and get the value of  value="xxx".

When you create a new C# project, Visual Studio creates a main form
for you. If you double click it, the Visual Studio automatically adds
an event handler for the form's Load event. Then you can insert codes
into that method. But, you can also override the form's OnLoad method

Hey everyone --
Curious about some strange behaviour I'm seeing that seems to be
related to my lack of understanding on how generics work in C#. Here's
some simplified code (sorry for strange formatting) to show what my

I need to reuse the object from one .net application in another .net
application. So far I was able to do it as long as both .exe files were in
the same folder.  How can I place them in different folders and make sure
that one application finds another at runtime?

I would like to know how to implement several Radiobuttons using the Switch
statement instead of If/Else conditional statement. For instance, if I have
the following:
if (RadioButton1.Checked = true)

How to know versions of .Net runtime installed on a PC?
What versions of .Net automatically installed when installing VS2005 or
VS2008?

This XML works fine:
XmlNodeList _XmlNodeList = _XmlDocument.GetElementsByTagName("Path");
However, I want only the particular "Path" element that is nested here:
DeploymentData/AvailableTemplates/FormatTemplate/BackgroundUrl/Path

I developed a self updating application (Windows Forms). When there is a new
version, I have to copy it to the directory that it was previously installed.
If the application is installed in another directory outside "\Program
Files", it is working well.

I would like to use a two ways data structure. Such as hash table that
will provide me a mapping but to both sides and not only one side as it
is in hash table. Is there such data structure in c#?
Thank u!

I'm writing an app that needs to send info to a client by their specs,
m_request= "https://website.com/app?xml=xml_file&xmlString=<?xml
version='1.0' encoding='utf-8' ?>xmlfilecontentset...etc</endfile>"
HttpWebRequest request = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(m_request);

Lets say I have an xml document that reads:
<Book>
   <ID>
      <Title>SomeTitle</Title>