I have an executable that references a separate .dll assembly.  Inside the
.dll I call GetCallingAssembly and I always get a reference to the .exe.
Documentation for GetCallingAssembly says, "Returns the Assembly of the
method that invoked the currently executing method."  ...

Suppose I have the following code:
 ' Get a new instance of some class
 Dim myWorker As New MyWorker
 ' Start a long-running operation on a background thread.

I have a problem when im trying to set a value for a property in the base
class. the following example shows what i currently have...
Example:
Base Class

I work on a large application (relative I guess) and the help is implemented
in a CHM file converted from a Word file.
For the version of the app pending release one of the things done was to
upgrade to .NET 2.0.

Can any one tell me when microsoft stop the support for ASP.Net 1.1
Thanks,
Pankaj Jain

   Now I met some performance problems in my application. Because according
to our business. The size of some web forms are larger than 1xxx MB. So it
takes a long time for user opening a web page. Surely we are modifying some
source code for performance improvment.

I am running vs.net 2005 on an up to date XP SP2 system.
I just added the .Net 3.0 framework as well as the "Windows SDK for
Windows Vista" just fine.
I think I am supposed to add the two VS 2005 extensions for .Net Framework

Does anyone know any good examples of Application Block? I am using VB 2005
and know there is one click but that doesn't suit my needs. I want to be
able to check a server for a more recent exe and dlls and patch the local
exe.

 Is there any difference between ArrayList and List<object> ? Which
one should I use ?
Thanks.

"The CLR has been unable to transition from COM context 0x1b0f58 to COM
context 0x1b10c8 for 60 seconds. The thread that owns the destination
context/apartment is most likely either doing a non pumping wait or
processing a very long running operation without pumping Windows

Hi, I want to be able to drag and drop some files onto my application
but it is only possible to drop at a location where I have no child
controls.
e.g. If i have a form with a textbox on it, I want to be able to drop

I have been fighting a problem for about two weeks and I can't seem to find
any info on it.  Any help is greatly appreciated.
We have an ASYNC I/O system for email receptions (in bound email).
This service has been working very well for years.  I upgraded it to Dot Net

I have a client application that connects to a TCP server and uses the
Socket class.   The application connects every 10 minutes to the server and
exchanges information.  The application runs fine but we have been having a
problem after running it for several days where we ...

I am trying to load an assembly A which references an external assembly B,
by using Assembly.LoadFile method. A was loaded but B was not.
When I try to invoke a method in A, which requires assembly B, it fails.
How can I solve this?

Before printing I create an instance of PrintDocument as Follow (beware,
pseudo code)
//==============================
PrinterResolution pr = new PrinterResolution();