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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / New Users / November 2007

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Casting Rules03 Nov 2007 00:40 GMT1
Suppose I have the follwing
Public Interface IEntity
End Interface
Public Class TestEntity
DotNetNuke Development02 Nov 2007 21:12 GMT2
http://www.itechart.com/
DotNetNuke development services for DNN include:
·    Product Design and Analysis
·    Prototyping
HttpWebRequest inconsistency 8-[02 Nov 2007 18:59 GMT3
WebResponse contentlength returns an Int64 BUT HttpWebRequest.AddRange
takes an Int32.
Please point me to the specification that requires a range to be pass as
an Int32, AFAIK 1 or more digit is not a synonym for Int32.
GetRequestStream Strange Behaviour02 Nov 2007 16:19 GMT2
I have two applications on the same machine with exactly the same
code. One is a Console application that is used for testing and the
other runs in a sharepoint web part. The Console application works
fine, but calling this:
Get the Project and Class Name in Runtime02 Nov 2007 06:53 GMT1
How can i get the Project and the Class Name of my .net project in
runtime, i mean, i want to generate a new exception, and i want to
know, the project, the class, the method or function, where the error
ocurrs.
Reflect on a property of a property02 Nov 2007 00:37 GMT2
I have a class that has a property of a type of another class. Like this:
Public Class Employee
  Public Property Shift As Shift
  ' Get and set stuff
Exception handling in AppDomain threads02 Nov 2007 00:36 GMT3
I'm trying to build a robust application framework that will be used by
other developers in the future.  Their applications should be able to recover
themselves if they are crashing.
So, I thought, the best way to handle this is to lauch their stuff in a
Class Diagram Kills VS 200501 Nov 2007 23:55 GMT2
When I try to add a Class Diagram to a VB project or open one that already
exists, VS 2005 crashes.  Just goes away, no warning or anything.  In the
error log I find
.NET Runtime version 2.0.50727.832 - Fatal Execution Engine Error (7A0592A2)
Administrator Credential Check01 Nov 2007 21:16 GMT2
My client is asking that when their application is run by a regular user an
administrator level user be able to enter their credentials to enable
certain advanced features. The application does not need to run with the
admin's credentials, we just want to validate that the user ...
dynamically named controls01 Nov 2007 19:31 GMT3
question about VB 2005 express .
is it possible to refer to controls dynamically?
I mean instead of referring to [ textbox1.text]    can I have a
mystring = "textbox1"
VB.NET - .NET framevork, and unit testing book recommendation needed!01 Nov 2007 13:11 GMT5
I've been programming in VB.Net and done testing with TypeMock and
MbUnit (Testdriven.net) for about 2months now at work. I can see that
my testing skills and particular my knowledge about the .NET framework
is far too weak. Far to often I choose to implement custom stuff
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