Using the System.Net.Sockets.Socket class, how am I supposed to wait for
incoming data?
If, for example, I've got a large number of connections that all need to
be monitored for incoming data, do I have to call BeginReceive() for

I am trying to upgrade to .Net 2.0 from 1.1 using Windows XP Pro. When the
install gets to the point of 'Configuring Microsoft .Net' it just hangs there
and never completes the install. I have tried to uninstall 1.1 but when the
programs get to the same point, it also hangs. i ...

I have copied and registered to the GAC an assembly from my main machine to
another one. When I try to remotely debug the application that loads that
assembly, I get an error that does not make any sense (since I can perfectly
debug it in my own machine):

Having connected to a domain object, I want to read the minPwdAge and
maxPwdAge properties.  These, however, are of type "Large Integer/Interval"
and there doesn't seem to be marsalling support for these.  They come across
as System.__ComObject, and I can't do much with that.

I am a newbie with .NET. I am trying to get some RTC integration to
work. So basically, i have the following structure:
1. I have imported the TLB file relating to the rtcdll.dll (which is a
unmanaged dll file), thereby creating a managed dll file.

Does anyone know if there is a way to check the size of the ThreadPool
wait queue should the number of available threads become busy?
Thanks

I am really stumped about how to accomplish this and I am looking for
suggestions, and opinions on the best way to handle this scenario:
I am writing a Questionnaire application in VS 2005, using .NET 2.0.
The form uses a datagrid to display questions and answers on it.  I have a

I Have Core Project [3 tier Presentation-business-Data] include Core
functionality, I want to reuse the Core Business functions in another
project because the 2 projects using the same database.
Lets Say this is the Case:

I need to get a list of the available fonts as some type of collection or
array. How can I do this? Thanks.

I need to create a new object of the same type as another variable is.
Since I do not know the exact type (it varies within the function), I
need to get the original type using GetType(). I've found somewhere on
the internet that the new variable can be created this way:

I can fairly reliably (but not exactly) reproduce this error when running my
application under .NET 1.1.
Under .NET 2.0 it has never (yet) happened.
There seems to be quite a wide range of opinion on the cause of and the

I am a .net developer and normally see the entries like
<webparts xmlns="schemas.microsoft.com/webparts/v2>
I get confused here about what does xmlns refers to and how does the program
locates this schema.

I have installed Visual Studio 2005 standard edition. I have purchased
Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 step by step. I am attempting to work through the text.
My computer is running Media Center Edition. When I install IIS, I get
version 5.0 and can not get the extension .aspx into the ...

   How can i eassely add client side script in my code. I have a sort of
TAB control, that works through postbacks but i want the action taken on the
client side. Thus when i click on a link a panel wil become visible or not
visible..

What is Active Directory?
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Thanks and Regards
S. Viswanathan