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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / .NET SDK / January 2005

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managed and unmanaged exceptions together14 Jan 2005 03:19 GMT6
Hi;
As I understand it, if I have code in a try block that both calls .NET
methods and makes direct calls to the windows API, then if I want to catch
any exceptions, I need to catch both managed and unmanaged exceptions.
how to tell if WindowsIdentity is a domain user13 Jan 2005 02:52 GMT7
Hi;
How can I determine if a WindowsIdentity or a WindowsPrincipal is a domain
user? The username doesn't work because it is "DOMAIN\username" or
"MACHINE\username" so the existence of a \ does not answer the question.
IsInRole fails for domain groups - on my computer only13 Jan 2005 01:13 GMT3
Hi;
IsInRole() and "whoami /groups" fails - on my computer only. It runs on
every other computer. And it fails even if it is the domain admin logged in
to my computer.
How do I determine if the current user is a member of a domain gro12 Jan 2005 17:57 GMT6
Hi;
How can I determine if the current user is a member of a given domain group?
I can do Thread.CurrentPrincipal.IsInRole() for local groups. But it doesn't
work for domain groups (see previous post WindowsPrincipal.IsInRole always
How to display application build time at runtime?12 Jan 2005 17:40 GMT1
I am using VS.NET 2003 and C# to develop a Windows Forms application targeted
at Windows XP.  I would like to automatically capture the build time and date
such that it can be displayed by the application, for example as part of the
About form.
How do I get a .NET 1.1 app to run on .NET 2.011 Jan 2005 03:43 GMT8
Hi;
We just had a user who has .NET 2.0 installed, but not .NET 1.1. How can we
set our .NET 1.1 app so it will run in a 2.0 only environment?
As I understand it, the startup Element in the application configuration
Equivalent of NtQuerySystemInformation for .Net?10 Jan 2005 03:41 GMT2
What I need to be able to detect is when the CPU or CPUs of a system are idle
or no more than 10% busy.  Back in my C++ days we used
NtQuerySystemInformation.  Is there an easier way built into the .Net
Platform or C#?
SDK Contents Changed?08 Jan 2005 23:07 GMT1
After thoroughly searching the web and newsgroups I thought I'd bring my
question here.
I'm an experienced developer in C++ and thought I'd give C# a whirl.
From what I understand I am supposed to be able to install the 1.1 .NET
WindowsPrincipal.IsInRole always failing07 Jan 2005 07:54 GMT9
Hi;
I am having a problem where IsInRole is failing for almost everything other
than BUILTIN roles and locally created groups.
Here is my code:
ReInstall QuickStart re .net sdk03 Jan 2005 07:55 GMT1
I unintentionally uninstalled my IIS server in windows xp.  
I then reinstalled it.
I cannot see any quickstart directories.
When I click on quickstart
HTTP Error 403 - Forbidden03 Jan 2005 07:43 GMT3
I have installed Microsoft .NET Framework SDK QuickStarts to Windows XP Pro.
When I click the ASP.NET QuickStart Link to
http://localhost/quickstart/ASPPlus/
I get above arror.
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