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Using C# class in VB.NET..22 Sep 2004 14:13 GMT2
I am working with WebApplications(VB.NET).I have created a class in C#,but I want to use this class in my VB.NET application
How can I do this
With thanks in advance
Jahfer
(IOC and AOP (Aspect oriented programming)22 Sep 2004 10:52 GMT1
I heard alot of IoC containers and aspect oriented programming for the Java
/ J2EE world, eg, Spring, AspectJ, Pico, etc.
I find the idea very compeeling that the framework calls the obejct instead
of the objects call some kind of static factory. More over the aspect
Set Focus22 Sep 2004 09:14 GMT14
If my aspx page contains a listbox and a text box, is there a way to set
focus to the textbox after an item is selected in the listbox?
Thread.Abort() vs. Unmanaged Code22 Sep 2004 00:40 GMT2
Quite recently, I've been facing the situation of having to wrap up a (buggy) third-party activex control in .NET in order to expose its functionality via http webservices. After some unpleasant experiments involving AppDomain's, Thread.Abort(), W32 TerminateThread(), I had ...
Is SP2 Necessary21 Sep 2004 22:46 GMT2
I just notices on Microsoft website that in order to install the .NET 1.1
win 2000 requires SP2
Does anyone knows whether that is necessary?
I am creating an installation package that I would prefer to avoid SPs due
Is it (null == something) or (something == null)?21 Sep 2004 22:08 GMT26
I frequently see .NET coders, especially C# coders, use the following syntax:
if (null == something){DoSomething();}
instead of the much more intuitive
if (something == null) {DoSomething();}
Windows Service won't instal21 Sep 2004 18:48 GMT6
I am trying to install a windows service on my XP workstation (XP
Professional) which I do development on.  I am using an example from an
article by Billy Hollis but when I try to run the installutil.exe, it stops
and asks me for a Username and Password (Set Service Login) dialogue ...
VC++ 2005 .NET and downloads21 Sep 2004 15:25 GMT2
Hi folks, completely new here and to .NET for that matter.
I have an application I am working on as a learning experience which
downloads a file via HTTP from a web site into whatever directory I
choose. This is not the issue.
Publisher Policy not working in .NET 1.121 Sep 2004 15:17 GMT5
I have a .NET 1.0 component in the GAC that I want to re-compile with .NET 1.1 so that I can use it on machines that have only the 1.1 runtime.  So I compiled in 1.1 with a new version number and created a publisher policy assembly which I also added to the GAC as policy.1.0 ...
Overload problem21 Sep 2004 14:56 GMT6
I can't why the execution of this code returns this output: Person -
Employee Since the type class of e1 is 'employee', I wonder why the compiler
doesn't call the second method of the Test class. I hope someone can help.
Thank you very much.Public Class Person
Looking for a .NET TN3270 component21 Sep 2004 14:47 GMT2
I need a component that I can use to access a TN3270 host, issue commands,
and screen scrape for results.  I am already aware of the product from
Aton.  Are there any others?
-mdb
CDO message.MoveTo 1 takes 1 argument error21 Sep 2004 13:59 GMT1
nHi,
I've writing a C# program that, amongst other things, moves an email message
from one folder to another.
Everything has been declared correctly and I have the id of the destination
Can .NET Objects be de-serialized in vb6 ?21 Sep 2004 13:49 GMT3
I was implementing a .NET based TCP server and vb6 based client. I was
wondering if we can de-serialize the objects in vb6 that have been
serialized at the server side using the .net binary serialization.
This would enable us to directly use the objects on our client side.
.NET application memory usage leads to IIS restart...21 Sep 2004 13:21 GMT2
We have developed a .net application (website) which is running in windows
2003 server. Hits to this site is more. Say for example when firsttime the
IIS restarted in morning, the memory status(Task Manager) starts with 230MB.
But the same day evening or next day evening it ...
ByteBuilder21 Sep 2004 13:03 GMT2
Somebody know any .net framework or other class for handle Bytes, something
like StringBuilder but for Bytes. So, I need to Add, Remove and Find Bytes
in the ByteBuilder class
I am doing my own ByteBuilder, but maybe you know to somebody who already
 
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