I have built a server application in VS.NET 2003. This application is a mix
of managed and unmanaged code (don't know if this has anything to do with
it). It uses I/O Completion Ports with thread-pooling to service
client-requests.

We have implemented a windows service in C# supposed to deployed on the
Windows 2000 server on a multiproc machine. However I found that, by
default, mscorwks.dll is loaded. What changes do I need to make so that
mscorsvr.dll os loaded as the runtime?

I've heard that the memory usage displayed in the task manager for a .net
application includes the cost of the CLR, and that even though the CLR is
shared by .net applications, each application will have the cost of the CLR
added to its memory usage in task manager.

Hey Folfs,
I am new to dotnet and ASP, and have been challenged with supporting an
ASP.NET application with a SQL back end.
Any tips on how I can monitor and or tune performance in general for dotnet

Is there any performance difference between using a switch statement and the
logically equivalent if-else structure?
Thanks,
Mountain

I am getting an error "Failed to parse toolbar definition
file" each time I load Internet Explorer in XPP.
Can anyone suggest how I can restore that file.
Thanks in advance.

We've been experiencing some slow shut downs on our Windows .NET Desktop application.  On further investigation, it turned out that the virus scanner was scanning a *.ini file for our application that is created within the Local Settings\Application Data\ApplicationHistory folder ...

Hi there, several of our ASP.NET apps started to slow down recently quite a bit and we noticed the aspnet_wp.exe process taking up 100% CPU time.  I have heard a little on the hotfix available for the memory issue but after applying it, it did not seem to take care of the CPU ...

I have a Windows application that uses Crystal Reports 9 (bundled Version)
developed using VS.NET 2003 on a windows server 2003 m/c.
The application has to be deployed on the client machine that has Windows
XP installed. Before deploying we make sure that .NET framework 1.1 is

hi
 I am new to dot net. The problem I am having now is that I would like a
thread to feed data from database to a arraylist at background and at the
same time I want to display the objects in the arraylist in a form.

I would like to know whether or not
CounterSample.Calculate method calculates the performance
values based on formulas outlined in MSDN for each
counter type.

Not sure if this is the right place to be asking this, but i have a very
simple windows service app, which essentially emails the host machines IP to
a set email address at a set period. This application takes up a whopping 16
megs or memory when i run it, and i wondered if this is ...

I'm getting big diferences in local versus network performances.
When I use Directory.GetFiles of DirectoryInfo.GetFiles on a local path with
some 11.000+ files,
it executes under 4 second. When I do the same over a network (UNC and

I develop a program using C# and I want to measure the
time it takes for a function to be excecuted. Can anyone
help me on this?
Thanks

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