In effort to write a loop in ASPX to generate a set of labels, I tried this:
<form id="Form2" method="post" runat="server">
           <script language="C#" runat="server">
                       int nCols = 8;

I have a main assembly (assy1). That assembly creates a type in another
assembly (assy2). That type creates an AppDomain, load it's parent assembly
(assy2) into it and creates a type in the AppDomain.
Problem: when I call AppDomain.Unload(_myAppDomain), the application just

I have written a custom logging sink for the enterprise library logging
application block (June 2005). I have been able to configure it as expected
from the UI config tool (EntLibConfig.exe).
I have built a console application to test it with and I am getting the

When you use BeginInvoke to call a delegate asynchronously, you can
pass it a AsyncCallback which gets called in the same ThreadPool
thread that runs the 'main' delegate, after the 'main' delegate
returns.

I used VS.Net to build a webform app.  I used the toolbox to drag a bunch of
labels onto a form to form a matrix.
In the HTML code I saw a bunch of <asp:label ...> lines with various LEFT:
xxx and TOP: xxx values.

LaborPool *Simulator::Controller::GetLaborPool(int LaborPoolID){
   if (LaborPools->ContainsKey(__box(LaborPoolID))){
       return dynamic_cast<LaborPool *>(LaborPools->Item[__box(LaborPoolID)]);
   } else {

(I know it's a seond post, but I think I explain it better this way)
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On my own I'm writting an application for the general public.
(a bit like word, except it has nothing to do with word ;-)

Hi,  
when i run the application following error is coming.  
ICS.EXE Common Language Runtime Debugging Services  
Application has generated an exception that could not be handled.  

I tried recently to install windows service(which is working correctly
on Windows2000) to WindowsXP and keep on getting message dialog when I
try to start the service saying that "Some services stop automatically,
If they have no work". I tried few things mentioned in google group

Sorry if this post is a bit long!
Can someone help on a reflection problem:
I have a dll in which can be found the TSAction class (the dll is
C:\temp\HRABusinessLayer.dll) with 3 ctors.

I've written a windows service and so far what it does is browse to a
shared directory on an extranet. Check to see if any files exist in
this folder, if any do, the service downloads, processes and then
uploads a response file back up to a different shared folder.

I am cloning an object using MemberwiseClone plus some code of my own to
perform a deep copy. This is fine except MemberwiseClone copies event
handlers which I don't want.
How can I remove all event handlers from an object? This needs to be done

I am facing an issue I cannot easily solve. I am writing a non-managed C++
application that I want to be extensible using plugins. The goal is to let
people write plugins in any language they want including C# (but also C++,
Delphi or whatever...). The way I am doing things right ...

Can't directly dim an instance of a tableadapter
I'm creating a sample project much smaller than my whole project to isolate
some remaining issues.  Naturally I'm copying a great deal of code.
However, there have been several anomalies.  

I have a COM+ out of proc service that is configured to impersonate the user
making the call to the COM+ service. Is there a way to create a
NetworkCredential object based on the current thread's security? Using
System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials always returns the ...