We need a fast messaging system. Would love something that supports
publish and subscribe and "subjects". We could roll our own using MSMQ,
but I was wondering if there were any existing solutions or good
resources.

Given the following as true...
1. the importance of good software design & architecture, and learning good
habits early on - even right at the beginning of a development career
2. the lack of easily accessible learning materials, tutorials,

I am developing a c# windows application application, The app does not have
a gui, it monitors files in the directory, once a certain task is completed
it stops the process from running
I exit the app using the following command

I've just started trying to make the Updater Application Block 2.0 work.
After much trial and error, I've been able to make progress but I'm stuck
with one part. I want the application to only download changed files so I
added the hash to the manifest. After doing this, it was still ...

I just wanted to know if anyone has used the 2005 Express Editions with the
UIPAB 2.0. Is it supposed to work with 2005 Express Editions? Why do they
need to convert the solution files of the UIPAB and QuickStarts?
I am trying to build an application using UIPAB 2.0 with the ...

We're currently in the process of developing a system with a WinForms UI and
an Oracle back-end.  Because we don't want to install the Oracle client on
user PCs, we're considering adding a Web Service layer on top of our
DataAccess layer, which returns DataSets.

I made a dll with visual studio 2005. I use it in visual basic 6
application. On my developpement computer there is no problem.
But when I install it on my customer computer, the application must be in
the same directory than the dotnet dll, and the dll is registred in the gac.

I've written an application in VB.NET 2005 which uses the COMAdminCatalogClass
on windows XP clients all works fine, but on every windows 2000 (with SP4
and Framework 2.x) I get the error:
"Unable to cast COM object of type 'COMAdmin.COMAdminCatalogClass' to

I am able to import a web service into Visual Studio with any problems. The
web service I am using returns a complex type defined in my WSDL (just a
wrapper to a string and int), and Visual Studio handles the import perfectly
by creating the class in C#, but it does not create a ...

I have an app that has a cache of products.  Is it possible to have a central
cache that is used by all terminal server logins?

I use visual basic .net 2005. I have a win-form project that I want to
distribute to customers. I've created a setup project that installs my
application, creates its directories, etc.
My problem is that every time when the customer double-clicks the

THis may not be the right forum for market questions, I'm looking for
an active set of .Net / C# folks to help us locate the right
information
I'm looking for the following, :

I understand that there are a several ways to architect an n-tier solution,
but I think we can keep it simple in our projects...they tend to be pretty
small. I just need to know if I have the right idea.
1) We're building ASP.NET apps and I intend to add WinForm apps to the mix.

It's a common question, I know, but I found many and many theory and less advice on this specific topic.
I'm developing a app (the client and the server in VS 2005) that will be hosted by four locations (each one self sufficient) and
will be accessed through internet from many ...

  Can you please let me know the code in VB.Net for how to use  
GetSystemMetrics(SM_REMOTESESSION) to know if the application is running on
Terminal Server or on local machine.
Thanks