I have a C# NET dll in which I need to know the name of the application
(process) that loaded (is executing) my dll.
In one case, the dll gets loaded in a rather complicated manor.  I.e. a MFC
application loads an IE browser and then script calls NET components exposed

I have a project that's part of a larger ap.
I do save dialogs and prints, print previews, etc.
Whenever I pull up a SaveDialog and then leave my dll (ie exit to go
to the main menu) and try to go back in to my dll I get

Oh dear, I've gotten myself into a right mess.
The other day my application (one that serves files through sockets) was
opening the file, reading the full contents into memory, then sending that
file to the client.

Suppose that i have these paths in my server with these permissions:
D:\httpdocs\
Allow: Everyone - full control (inherited from D:\)
D:\httpdocs\host1\

I'm using XML serialization to store key assignments and came across a
little problem. Is it possible to convert a string, eg. "PageUp" to
equivalent System.Windows.Forms.Keys enumeration value?

When I use enumerations I frequently get compilation errors that state:
"Inconsistant Accessibility: <something> is less accessible than <something>
I have been getting around this through casting but really don't like that
since it defeats enumerations.

How can I run a function in my javascript in ASP.NET but have the
function defined in the codebehind file?
Thanks
Ralph Krausse

I heard often Third Party application.. but what's thaht mean ?
thanks
Patrick

I have set the tracing attributes in my config file to do application tracing as opposed to page.  The documentation says I'm to view the results (for application tracing) via a page called trace.axd.  I had assumed that the trace utility produced this page, I looked in the ...

Is using an analog modem simply a dead art form or is there still
functionality within the .NET Framework for accessing a modem on the
computer, sending AT commands and sending/receiving character data?  At a
very minimum, I'd like to develop a small application that will dial a ...

How could I optimize the following method, whose purpose is to concatenate
two byte arrays?
public static byte[] ConcatBytes(byte[] a, byte[] b)
{

I use the following method to read a file:
static byte[] ReadFile(string path)
{
   FileStream stream = new FileStream(path, FileMode.Open);

This is a very simple question, but cant figure out a way to do it. I want
to know how to pass multiple parameters as arguments to an external process.
I want to call an exe with following arguments :- MyApp.exe "C:\Some
Directory\File.txt" /A  /T .  But the Process.Start or the

I have an application which is a EXE running as an NT service.  It accesses
an assembly (a1) which in turn accesses types defined in another assembly
(a2).  All was fine before SP3.  Once SP3 is installed, I'm getting
SecurityException whenever a1 wants to access types in a2, ...

Hi ng,
I would like to search an array of structs for an object whose myName
field (a string) equals the given input search string. Is this
possible to do with IndexOf? Here's an example: