I am in the habit of creating a solution then adding my Biz class project
and Data project to my solution then adding my web/windows application
project.
The problem is that many of my applications use the same business/data

Is it possible to load an URL into WebBrowser object without form (Ex:
Windows service) save to the disk as file.
I know how to do the above scenario by placing control over the form,
loading URL then saving to a disk. But I don't know how can load the (page)

I am just trying to get an opinion here. I know this is always a tough
choice to make.
We are in the process of converting our VB6 based Healthcare Information
System (a full-fledged package) to .NET. Our clients have been asking for

I was wondering if anyone knew of any resources that might teach me how to
create distributed applications. I have a good knowledge of C# but don't know
much about remoting or networking. Any recommendations?
Thanks for your help.

I am told that for interop purposes it is better to have a procedure that
returns XML rather than a DataSet.
How do you do this?
Is it just a matter of having a public function (with WebMethod) that

How to Get names of opened windows and their process name from remot
machine ?
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I have created a small application with 1 form,  and i would like this form
to be displayed in the top right hand corner of the screen, but our computers
have different resolutions in use so it needs to be able to move its self to
the correct position.

hi friend,
i am working over an n-tier application having following architecture
WinClient -> BLL -> DAL -> ADO.
i m having problem in COM+ configuration. my components work fine at my

I have a client (University) who is concerned about rolling out the .net
framework 1.1 across machines on the university campus. If I give their
concerns perhaps someone may be able to help (comment on them).
(1) Apparently (not known to me) there are side-effects for other

.NET Framework 1.1-SP1.
An ASP.NET client (ie the code-behind .cs-based class) retrieves an
object from a Remoted Hashtable. The client then casts it to a DataSet
like this:

Framework 1.1-SP1
I have a DataSet, and when it is serialized something is causing an
exception.
"System.ArgumentException: The attribute local name cannot be empty"

    When working in n-tier environments, I've noticed allot of what
I thought was bad practices over the years.  In my opinion here are
some rules that should be met in a good n-tier object-oriented
architecture and I wanted to know what everyone else thought?  Everyone

Suppose there are executable files A, B and C.
when A is started, it attempts to run B and B also runs C.
Can I ask Windows to tell me who started C? What if executables A and B are
closed, but C is running. In this case, can I know who started C?

Hello.  I am starting to develop an ASP.NET application and have a decision
to make regarding data retrieval and storing persistent data for users.  This
application has an ASPNET portion, a Win32 console portion, and a Framework
portion which handles all the business logic ...

My WinFomrs app currently accesses data in local MDB files. Now I want my
Winforms app to access data contained in an MDB located on a remote web
site.
I guess all I have to change is adapt the connectionsting correctly. Could