I have setup a FileSystemWatcher to fire an event when the specified file is
modified.
But the event never fires for some reason and the file is being modified.
I have pasted the setup code below. I must be doing something wrong (I have

Which statement gives better performance (where obj can contain any of the
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1)  CStr(obj)
or

Can I use c++ source files in my c# project, and in c# call the c++ classes?
If so, how can I do it?
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Is it implementable in .Net framework?
http://www.test.com/Product?id=7788
If so, How can I do that.
I know it can be done in J2EE environment.

I'm new at developing apps in VB.NET. I just created a small app that just
has a text box and a button on the form. The button code will just write to
the eventlog using eventlog.writeEntry(txtMessage.text).
After copying the following files to the target machine and running the

This is just a thought I wanted to put out there to get some opinions...
I've been programming for a number of years, but until a couple of years
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with encapsulation.  About two years ago, I began working with ...

Looking for information on the changes made to XP Pro after installing .NET
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I only needed to install it because of a requirement needed by a program I
need to use.

I am implementing I method where it would be convenient to get the instance
of the object that is calling me. I know I can get the calling method using
the StackFrame class, and I can get the calling assembly, but what about the
instance of the object which implements the calling ...

Hello,
I am getting an error with the regasm tool:
RegAsm error: Declaration referenced in a method implementation can not be a
final method

How do I get the path of my executable when it is running?
Thanks.

I am using Visual Studio .NET 2003 ver 7.1.3088
When developing ASP.NET projects and switching between HTML and Design views
on the aspx files, the editor trashes my HTML.  I can think of no reason a
<BR> tag should end up looking like:

What is the best way in .NET to determine which drive is the CD-ROM?

Keep It Simple Silly....
What ever happened to it?
I am absolutly struggling to understand how to read XML files.
I am not talking about mass sized, hugely complete XML files either.

I am certain I have .NET Framework 1.1.  How do I tell whether I have
installed SP1?  It doesn't show up in Add or Remove Programs.

Some classes of .NET framework offer a "Synchronized" static function that
creates a thread-safe wrapper around the object.
example: public static Queue Synchronized(Queue queue)
What is puzzling me is that the returned object is of class Queue too...