I want to write C# code to identify a file type and open the file in
the associated editor.
For example, text files should be identified and opened in notepad,
html should be opened in internet explorer/netscape/mozilla.

¿¿ Is there any liitle code or sentce in c# or VB to know the version of
ASP.NET ???

Generic Lists are great!
But I think you missed a opportunity.
Here is my problem.
I made a Collection "Family: List<Person> "

I have an object with 30+ exposed properties.  How can I, based on a string
input, retrieve the value of a specific property?  
Here's what I'm doing right now:
Function GetField(ByVal FieldName as String) as String

I am storing method names in one xml file , on run time i read method name
for ex class1.Method1  , I want invoke this method is there any facility in
system.reflection to load the methods like we load assemblies using
assembly.load. I would have instantiated the class before ...

for some reason when i deploy my C# application on windows 2003 occasionaly
rdr[0].ToString() hangs where rdr is a System.Data.SqlClient.SqlDataReader.
Is there a fix for this? is my visual studio.net out dated?

is there any reason why a sql command will execute in sql server and not in
Vb.Net?
It takes about 1.5 minutes to execute.. Would the timeout have anything to
do with it? If so how do I increase it?

I need C# code needed to open the windows "Open with" dialog
Regards,
Shilpa

I have a .NET Windows Forms application, written in VB.NET and C#. [.NET
runtime version: 1.0; Operating System: Windows XP.]
I am opening a URL from the application using Process.Start(). The URL
points to a java servlet running on apache-tomcat.

I need C# code needed to open the windows "Open with" dialog
Regards,
Shilpa

I'm having some troubles with my numeric-types in my VB.NET 2005
application, together with a SQL Server 2000.
- I first used Single in my application, and Decimal in my database. But a
Single with value 4.475 was converted to a Decimal with value

I have problem with a control when its causesValidation property is set to
true.
It is actually happens in .NET Framework 1.1.
When I lost focus from this control to another control within a user control

I'm getting the following error when trying to add a Data Source to a brand
new project: "Key not valid for use in specified state". I've created a new
Windows Application project. I go to the Data menu and choose 'Add New Data
Source...'. I select 'Database' and hit the Next ...

Anyone know if there is a tool out there that will list out the public
type/member changes between two versions of an assembly?
Thanks in advance,
Bill

I want to write C# code to identify a file type and open the file in
the associated editor.
For example, text files should be identified and opened in notepad,
html should be opened in internet explorer/netscape/mozilla.