I'm trying to create a class that maps other classes. Basically I want to
pass a custom class to my class and retrieve all it's properties names and
build: lists, arrays, list view controls, etc.
Would the Reflection interface help me with this task? If so how do I go

In the docs for Thread.Sleep() it appears unless I specify 0 my thread will
still use the rest of its quanta (I guess doing nothing useful) as opposed to
being suspended right away to allow other runable thread to execute.
What's the best way to sleep for a specified amount of ...

I am referencing another dll from within a class library and it seems to
allways be looking for an older build version of the reference.  I have tried
removing and re-adding the reference but to no avail.  Originally I was
referencing the dll and so tried adding the project and ...

.Net 3.0 deployment via Active Directory and Group Policy seems pretty broken
to me.  The most up to date info I can find is in the RTM SDK under
'Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0 Administrator Deployment Guide'.
The script at the bottom of that article ignores the WIC and XPS ...

I'm trying to use the System.IO.FileSystemWatcher class in code like...
  using (FileSystemWatcher changeMonitor = new FileSystemWatcher("."))
  {
      for (; ; )

I have a server with windows 2000 server and framework 1.1
Can intall framework 2.0?
for your suggestion thanks.

I'm wondering if Common Language Specification is a subset of Common Type
System?
Jeff

I want to be able to detect in vb.net when a user has logged on to a domain
via remote desktop on a Windows 2003 Server.
Is there any way to do this? TIA

I'm in the process of writing a managed c++ wrapper class to use existing
unmanaged C++ code.
So I have to deal with custom marshaling.
Given a StringBuilder, I need to produce a LPTSTR to call unmanaged code,

I want to create an application where I can display a structure of
pipes in 3D.
What API should I use? OpenGL, Direct3D or something elese?
It should be a simple API.

maybe someone knows if there is a possibility to use the
[Conditional("DEBUG")] method sign with a 'Not' like
#if !DEBUG
...do somethin

I'm writing a method (MethodA) that needs to know what method of what class
called it (so it can say, "ClassX called me"). Without having to pass the
type down the chain.
To do this, MethodA walks back up the StackTrace and use GetMethod() looking

I have the following problem on .net 1.1:
I reduced the problem to the following code:
byte[] ByteArrayOk=new byte[17000000];
   ByteArrayOk=null;

Hi group
I have a control looking like a TrackBar, a bar, with a cursor.
I need when the user push the left arrow of his keyboard, the cursor
move left until the key released.

I am starting the journey from VB6 to the dotnet world.
Are there web sites available to guide an old VB6 developer through this?
What is the best way to start this?
I need to learn dotnet vb.net, asp.net then crm.