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Could not find a part of the path Error (System.IO.__Error.WinIOEr12 Oct 2005 13:35 GMT1
Hello,
in my company, we have a diagnostic tool for hardware. Depending on the
hardware projcet, a different project configuration is needed. The
configuration file is written in XML and contains information for the
Peer to peer12 Oct 2005 09:06 GMT2
Ages ago (1980s) Datapoint (Databus) had basic peer to peer capability.
Do we have anything in DotNet?
MH
How to prevent a project from referencing an assembly in the GAC12 Oct 2005 09:02 GMT4
I have a class library project (AssemblyA) and a 'test' project grouped
under the same solution. AssemblyA is strongly-named and I have a
version of the assembly in the GAC.
In the test project I have added a project reference to AssemblyA. If I
xml file read write question12 Oct 2005 08:22 GMT1
Say I have an XML file on my website that gets read alot (by a c# aspx page)
but written to occasionally (also by the same c# aspx page) . Its a simple
caching situation based on time. Example: If x minutes have elapsed return
the XML from the file and then rewrite the XML file for ...
Hashtables: readding a removed object12 Oct 2005 07:03 GMT1
I've got a hashtable that contains of list of remote network Player
objects.  The unique key used is the Player's IP address as a string.
The problem I'm getting is when a Player disconnects I do a
_RemotePlayer.remove[ipKey];
MVPs pass this along to Microsoft - Please12 Oct 2005 04:31 GMT2
Sticking to VB6 because I am an Engineer that does not want to spend my time
trying to figure it all out, .NET that is.
I will wait, as I did for VB6 to come out (as a BASIC Professional
programmer), until VB.NET is mature enough and has the support needed.
file writing question12 Oct 2005 03:49 GMT1
If I have a simple c# aspx file that writes a file to a directory on the
webserver, how do I set up privledges to do that? This is IIS5 on win2000
server.
Thanks in advance
Process.startinfo, I am stuck12 Oct 2005 03:42 GMT3
I have an object to execute a process.  its intent is to do a simple execute
and capture stdin and stdout. Nothing fancy, not for long processes. simple.
I expect to typically use it with a fully qualified path for the executable.
If it is a *.bat file it works.  If it is a *.exe ...
Maintaining Parent Form Integrity11 Oct 2005 22:04 GMT2
What am I missing form this method that will prevent access to the parent
form when the frmB is active?  If you run this method, you can still access
the parent form and its functionality.
Sub WhatEver      
Active Directory Application Access Managment11 Oct 2005 21:11 GMT1
I have a plan to use AzMan to manage a application I am developing for a gov.
agency. My problem is how do I deploy the security schema once it has been
created? I am using DeKlarit to develop the overall app, so the creation and
establishment of the rights is not a problem.
App.Path11 Oct 2005 19:23 GMT1
Whats the .Net equivelant to VB6 app.path
Copy Files11 Oct 2005 18:54 GMT1
How Do I get the Windows Copy File dialog?
-Lou
Saving Excel workbook in SQL server using c#11 Oct 2005 16:38 GMT1
Could anyone please help me out as to how we can save the excel workbook in
the database and read it back anytime we want.
I was able to convert the text files and image files into binary format and
save them to the DB and finally able to retrive them back in the same format.
How to read Excel in C#?11 Oct 2005 16:33 GMT3
 I read some articles about handle Excel in C#, they all need import Excel
library. That means you need install Excel on that machine. I am wonderring
SQL 2000 handle Excel, you can import Excel file in SQL 2000 which doesn't
require you install Excel. How could I do the same thing ...
Delimited File Problem11 Oct 2005 16:21 GMT6
I am trying to import a file using a custom VB.net procedure, but the problem
is it works on a file with pure comma separation and not inverted commas and
commas, i.e. it works for AAA,BBB,CCC,DDD but not for "AAA","BBB","CCC","DDD".
Here is an extract from the code which needs to ...
 
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