I have a custom component class that I created that will basically save x
amount of "objects."  Once x + 1 object pops in, the oldest one falls off.  
It works great as I have it.  In my test web page I create a Static object
and use the New to create a new instance of it.  If I ...

I am using the asynchronous I/O model to receive data over a socket, and
asynchronously write the incoming data to a disk file using FileStream.
So long as the pending writes have not yet completed I continue to
allocate more read buffers. As a result I can get a backlog of about ...

I have the following code (from a project I found on the web) that
deletes a subkey.
RegistryKey root = Registry.ClassesRoot;
root.DeleteSubKey("AllFilesystemObjects\\shellex\\ContextMenuHandlers\\CleanVS");

   Is .NET Framework opensource? I.e. is there available source of .net
framework for windowsCE ??
Regards, Andrew

 Can anybody help me why this code is failing?
 I am passing an array using reflection.
using System;
using System.Reflection;

From the tests that I have done it appears the ArrayList IEnumerator is about
three times slower than using it's IList indexer.  I would think they should
be roughly the same.  Is there a reason they're not?

I couldn't find within which MS aplications is installed .NET Framework to PC.
Is installed .NET Framework with MS Office, IE, WinXP or with their service
packs ?
Thanks

1. I am in process of designing N-Tier Application using ASP.NET. Can
anyone guide me the right material or microsoft guidelines document
which I can used in designing the N-Tier application.
2. I would also like to know whether to use Web Services or .Net

I am facing a frustrating problem in trying to make sense of an
existing MMC Snapin developed using Visual Studio .NET by You-Know-Who.
Well, the project type for the Snapin is a Class Library. Once I build
the solution from visual Studio .NET, the solution consisting of the

Is it ok to use a string as the key for Hashtable entries? I want to use
the name of entity in question, which I know will always be unique.
Do I have to do anything fancy equality-wise or are there any caveats I should
be aware of?

I'm developping an apps which would manage 2 file type (I could foresee so
far).
I would like to provide each of them with its icon.
Now, in the "Good Old Win32 days" (which I never practice ;-) I could just

I need to read a big CSV file, where different fields should be converted to
different types,
such as int, double, datetime, SqlMoney, etc.
I have an array, which describes the fields and their types. I would like

I mean if you writing Sub Main in VB you can start you application either
way:
Dim mainfrm As Form1 = New Form1()
mainfrm.ShowDialog()

Class A extends Control and creates a "new" Size property hiding Size from
the Control class.
A method M from another class (not related to A or Control) has a parameter
of type Control.

I'm storing a date/time into a SQL table of type datetime.  I need it to be
precise so the value is stored to the 1000th of a second.  ie  "insert into
myTable mydate values ('08/05/2005 2:56:11.987').  This works fine...if you
check the value in the table with query analyzer, it ...