I have a HTML-form that I need to be able to POST from my VB.NET client
application and store the resulting XML in a STRING or XML-document.
This is the HTML-form code:
<form name="form1" method="post" action="http://www.ourdomainname.se/xml">

hi all i am trying to bind data to my datagrid from a listbox which i think
it should work but an error is coming up saying i have to bind to a
datasource that implements the Inumerable or icollection...but i thought list
boxes did implement one of the above as they do have their ...

hi oliver thanks for your help i kinda figured that out minutes
afterwards...but what i am actually trying to do is this:
i have a listbox control that gets its data from another listbox (hence gets
a subset by selecting from the first list box) and i have a datagrid which

On some PCs my ASP.NET applications return a new session ID on every post
back so session variables are lost.
IIS is configured to allow session variable
Browser allows cookies

I have two list boxes, I want to filter items of second list box based
on selcted items of First list box

I want to know the difference between desktop application and intranet
application.
when to do desktop application and when intranet application.
deepa

I have already make a program in VB 6, my problem is that i'm trying to use
an excel file with 4 columns and 2754 rows, I tried to save the file as an
array, but when the program ends the array is lost so I need to define the
array each time the program begins.

Hopefully some gurus here can offer some insight into possible causes
of this problem..or at least point me in the right direction as to how
to solve it.
Consider:

I wonder if a COM component (eg ActiveX component) can be used on .NET
platform?
What is the difference between .NET component and COM/ActiveX
component?

i have a web.config file that specifies the connection string for my
database.  the database server on the ISP is using a different port than
1433.  how do i specify in the connection string to use a specific port
number?

I have created an Installer using the "Setup Wizard" in Visual Studio.
I've added a custom action to this as a seperate DLL written in C#.
The custom action has to install files from another location on the
network.

I'm working on an ASP/VB.NET application that was originally developed
on the .NET 1.0 Framework.  It was recently converted to run on the 1.1
Framework.  The application compiles and runs fine after the
conversion, UNTIL I try to modify the GUI.

How do I store files in a database?  I have done something similar before in
a none microsoft language in a previous lifetime, byt breaking it down into
chunks and storing it in a BLOB field.  Is this the same in SQL?  
I have an app written for windows in C# with SQL 2000 on the ...

Am trying to export a crystal report to word format as a word table.
Have tried using borders, tables and lines (in the report) to no avail.
Has anybody done this before ? Is it possible.
Thanks in advance

Has anyone else had this issue: i run an ASP.NET application, stepping
through code, i let the browser sit for a little while (last time was 9
minutes) and then Studio acts like i'd hit the stop button. The app is still
running but no longer stops at break points and Studio shows ...