I 've built a console application, so in some point i ask
the user to prompt me his password to log to the
application. My problem is that if i get the password by
Console.Readline(); the password is shown to the user...

Hi i just recently got introduced to this UIPAB framework. This is like
Struts MVC 2 arch like. But i could see this is more advanced and feasible
than that in state presistance area, but i could grasp only a very little
crisp details about this framework design. From the MSDN site ...

This is a newcomer's question (So far, I have produced
only small applications to run on computers within my
reach, using text files instead of "real" databases.)
What I want to do:

I can't run my .NET application on Windows 2003 but not XP.
The error dialog has the title "Microsoft .NET Framework"
and the content contain the following detail.
"System.EnterpriseServices.ServicedComponentException: The

Has anyone been able to use the UIPAB for the purpose of creating an
Outlook-style interface?
It appears that the application block supports views in which each
individual view corresponds to a seperate instance of a windows or web form.

Hello,
I am trying to figure out how to get the Exception
Management Application Block to Install into the GAC from
a Windows Installer Package.

Hello,
I have an VB60 app that I converted to .Net. Throughout
the app. Excel is opened and manipulated and then shutt
down. In order to prevent conflicts w/the user, excel is

Hey All,
       Dim oCriterionCollection As New
CriterionCollection
       Dim oUserCollection As New UserCollection

I have a dataset containing several tables, which are
related by DataRelations. I have cascading updates for the
key fields (i.e. child DataTable has DataRelation linked
to primary key of parent DataTable). This works well on

The dot.net framework is very powerful. With its largeness, the
possibilities of different architectures augment also and make it
difficult to choose the right one.
I want to implement a distributed application. Each machine disposes

This is a problem which makes mind goes in circles:
The application needs to run a remote procedure on other machine which
in turn needs to make some millions of COM calls to store a data from
DB to the memory.

Help!!!
After installing an ASP.NET application on the same box as
SQL Server, it occasionally locks the SQL Server (CPU
usage 99%) and turns the machine unusable.

I have a dotnet class which extends ServicedComponent and
is deployed in COM+ and a normal class.
Which will give better performance .NET COM+ or .NET Class
library?

our dlls will be deliveried to customer side, how to
prevent the il code from viewing by other people?
thanks,
Jack

I want to send events from my web server application to
web based clients. For example, in an email application I
do not want the client to poll for new emails but rather
be informed as soon as a new email arrives on the server.