I have a .NET Framework web service that needs to interact with a BIND
installation on a Linux host.
Right now, the web service executes a script to SSH into the Linux
box, execute a Perl script that does the BINS work, capture the

I am attempting to use the Enterprise Library (Jan 2006) Cryptography block
to encrypt a credit card number in my ASP.NET 2.0 Commerce Server
application.  Everything is configured correctly, as evidenced by the fact
that it is running on a production box using the same web ...

I am recieving the following error when I run Microsoft.net framework 1.1
wizards.  This is on a Windows 2003 server.  Any ideas on how to correct this?
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Config parser error

We use the application block from Microsoft with an ASP.NET 2.0
application. We already have develop previous solutions with the same
pattern, and everything worked fine, but this time, the application
block seems to create too much connections to the SQL Server. How can I

I hope I can get some advice on a design/technology question here.
The app is a medical claims case management system.  It is written in VB.NET and it
works great.  It is a Winforms app primarily; there is a web component, but that is
not relevant to this discussion.

I'm new in .Net development and my first project is to develop a .Net version
of a old Visual Fox Pro system (a ERP-like system).
In that system we will develop a client winform application that will
comunicate with the server side (both will be develop in .Net 2.0 - or the

I have a .Net 1.1 Windows Service that communicates with the outside world
using remoting.  In rare cases customers need to install this service
multiple times on the same server and have each service listening on a
different port.

I am writing a a routine using the .NET Compact Framework v2 to transfer
binary files from a PocketPC to a virtual directory on an IIS server using
HTTP. The code that I am using is below and works perfectly well. However, as
the files are transferred over a mobile phone network ...