Is there any common practice for ordering of an object's properties?
Think this as an example: You have a List<OfClass> and you provide an
instance of this list as Datasource to a grid. Is there any custom
attribute that IF it will be taken into account, the grid's columns

I am a freelance developer on the internet.
In VS 2003 the C# Web Application would create a DLL in the bin folder, i
used to upload only all files in the project EXCEPT .cs  on the clients site
allowing them to test and when the payment for my work is recieved i would

Hi, I got problem, kindly please help. Thank you
error message:
An unhandled exception of type 'System.NullReferenceException' occurred in
Test.exe

i keep getting a pop up window that says
Files that are required for windows to run properly have been replaced by
unrecognized verisons.  To maintian systen stability, windows must restore
the original versions of these files

In my custom configuration section, I'd like to specify an interval
attribute which specifies an interval in milliseconds. I think it would be
very comfortable to get this value directly as a TimeSpan. That's what I
tryied:

Role: Team Lead
Experience: 3-5 years including leading atleast a small team of
developers
Skills: ASP.Net, ASP, SQL Server

I've spent the last day trying to figure out what's wrong with my ClickOnce
deployment.  I've found this question asked a lot in forums, but no helpful
answers...
I've created a WinForm application through VS2005 on my WinXP SP2 machine.

we have a requirement of developing the chat application  which should
have both text based chating  as well as  voice based, we know
developing a text based chat app is straight,but having voice chat
incorporated ??,hmm .. could  any body give me some suggestions, links,

Well here is my problem
Three weeks ago I have installed my ASP.NET 1.1 application on a Clustered
web server.
In order to reduce the size of my pages (cause of remote points of the

Hi friends,
I seem to be stuck in a peculiar problem.
I have a public static class with public static members (different
array lists). The members are thus global in nature and accessible

I faced a small problem and was wondering the reason (if any) for this.
You can do the following test, quite easy. Just create a small app,
displaying values of :
Application.StartupPath and Application.ExecutablePath

When I run the following on my app's primary thread:
System.Type.GetType("System.Windows.Forms.Form")
It works as expected. If I then launch a thread via the "BackgroundWorker"
class immediately after the above call, and invoke the above again as soon

I have been reading through a lot of material online trying to figure out if
my current scenario warrants the use of transactions. I have a ASP.NET 2.0
site that performs a task consisting of two LDAP operations, a filesystem
operation and a database operation. If any of them ...

In the simplest form, i have two  generic lists and i want to compare if the
elements in each of them exactly match.
list<double> list1 = new list<double>();
list1.AddRange(new double[]{1,2});

I would like to use the type library import exe tlbimp.exe without
actually having the .NET framework setup on the machine. Is there any
way, like installing some minimal dlls, so that I can use tlbimp?
Currently, when I run the tlbimp.exe, I get an error saying " To run