I'm writing a C# app which downloads large files via http from a server. These files are often in excess of a gigabyte.
I am trying to figure out the best way to download these kinds of large files in .NET. While I've successefully downloaded test
files using WebClient, I don't ...

Is there a relatively painless method for converting the contents of a
structure into a byte array and back again?
I have been using Marshal to do this, but it is a pain! To get the byte
array I have to Marshal.StructureToPtr() and then use Marshal.ReadByte()

Can anyone lead me to .Net sample examples/application using spring
framework ?
Regards
Silent Ocean

I'm writing an app which downloads large files over http. Is there a way to set how large the chunks of data should be that come
back from the server when I create/submit the WebRequest? Or is that totally up to the server?
I've noticed that (in my case, at least), the data that I ...

How critical is it to call Dispose() of a class which implements
IDisposable(). Though it may be recommended as a good practise, which
situations make it very important ?
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I have two servers with windows 2003.
I have an app running under server 1 (asp 1.1) and I try to write files in
the server 2.
In the server 2, I have a full access to the directory, but I have the error

I'm getting the following exception throw when trying to copy a file from a
network share to a local folder.
1. The process that is doing the copying is running under a user
sqa-powerway\PDP3AppStaging

I need help on the usage of application variables...
Can I populate application variables through my console application and use
them
in my web application....

I need some info on text and xml files......
How many users can simultaneously read a text or xml file...
I've a web appliaction which needs to access a text file and a xml file..
The current users of the system are around 1000 people...

I'm writing a console application that will be running as a scheduled
application, that basically sends out nag email messages to users of a web
application on a daily basis. It's going great so far, but I ran into a
problem that I can't figure out.

How do a create an optional logging file that I can control from app.config?

Recently, my company using asp.net 2.0 to develop a web site
When I check the asp.net code, i found that there is many pages that
code as the way as below
e.g.

I have a MethodInfo object and a Type object. The Type object
represents the type of a delegate, for example:
delegate void TakesIntReturnsNothing(int x);
...

An method is called on an object instance on a new thread. This method loops
eternally and does various things.
I want to be able to then set a property value on the same instance of the
object. Once set, the eternally looping method will pickup the property value

I use this to know if a program is running; until now all ok but on a pc the
procedure return this error :
System.InvalidOperationException: Impossibile ottenere informazioni sui
processi dal computer remoto. ---> System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException: I