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Writing to a database using Embedded Sql31 Mar 2005 02:51 GMT1
I have a small asp.net web app for a survey. The application is supposed to
write the data into the database using Embedded Sql using application blocks
for data access. I will have to use the sqlHelper.ExecuteNonQuery to do the
same. But am not sure how to go about it. Also how ...
Updater Block on Win 9829 Mar 2005 17:20 GMT3
Can I use the Updater block on a Win98 machine that has the 1.1 Framework
installed?
The documentation says that WinXP is the only OS that is supported.  It
seems like it should be based more on the Framework version than on the os
singleton scope26 Mar 2005 06:39 GMT1
A singleton in a web application seems to have scope through the app domain.
That is, different instances of a web site can access the same value.
Should I use singleton's in a web application?
I was thinking of using one to encapsulate session[] objects but this isn't
Threads freezes other application25 Mar 2005 11:01 GMT4
I have a C# application that runs fine on any computer (XP,
2000, 98). I have just installed on a PC that also has a
POS which runs in kiosk mode. The problem is that when my
application start running the POS stop responding (or at
TCP Connection: big time to response25 Mar 2005 04:21 GMT1
I am implementing an application with  tcp communication using the class
System.Net.Sockets.TcpClient, but the connection process require 10 seconds
or more, in the code line:
TcpClient tcpClient = new TcpClient(ip, port);
Cross AppDomain Communication, Scripting25 Mar 2005 02:01 GMT3
Howdy All,
I am having difficulty with two-way communication across AppDomains in
an attempt to dynamically script applications. Everything works as
expected, except when using ByRef parameters.
Deploying Excel Spreadsheet in Windows application using Visual Ba23 Mar 2005 13:23 GMT11
I am developing a windows application using visual basic .net. I am
buliding my application using Visual Studio .NET 2003 and I am using
Microsoft Office Spreadsheet 10.0 COM component object.
I have bulid and run the program.
Howto obtain WindowsIdentity for client calling method on COM+ application?23 Mar 2005 05:53 GMT1
We have a COM+ application written in C# (a serviced component) thats get
accessed by remote hosts on the network. How do I obtain the WindowsIdentity
of the caller of my serviced-component?
Regards Morten
Simple example of Exception Handling Application Block usage?22 Mar 2005 16:31 GMT1
Does anyone have a working VB .NET example of how to use the EHAB with an
existing simple application, from the ground up?
The QuickStart example and so-called walkthrough is fully built out and full
blown and I can't tell what's what.  It would be nice if the QuickStart
push data to client, VPN?21 Mar 2005 17:19 GMT2
Hey all,
I'm creating a situation where I have a client, and server. The server has a
dedicated IP but the clients have dynamic IP's. The server needs to be able
to push data to a client, but doesn't know the IP address of the clients. I
using Microsoft Exception Block21 Mar 2005 10:05 GMT2
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Application Updater Block Question19 Mar 2005 16:21 GMT4
I am using the latest build (v2.0) of the Application Updater Block and have
a question... I have a menu option that, when clicked, will use the UAB to
go out and check for updates and download them if they exist.  The manifest
is configured to use the ...
issuing FTP commands (ABOR)18 Mar 2005 14:37 GMT3
I hope someone knows this one...
I'm programming a FTP client (in .NET 1.1) for a transferring files
application, everything works perfect when using the PASV passive mode, but
when I go on the PORT command, a STOR command starts to transfer a file but
Remoting in .NET 200318 Mar 2005 08:57 GMT2
I am trying to follow the example for creating a TCP channel given in MSDN
library, but seem to have something missing.  I can do:
using System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels;
But then there is no TCP or HTTP within Channels there to use in the next
.NET Remoting and Load balancing16 Mar 2005 17:12 GMT8
My scenario is that I have a window service sitting in a server that take
care of processing our backend business logic. Our clients does .NET remoting
call to our server for data processing.
Recently, we are looking at expanding this service by scaling out servers to
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