I have some problem to develop a small program to transfer files via SSH-FTP
(not ftps).
As I know, at this moment .NET framework both 1.1 and 2.0 are still not
support  (support only standard FTP).

Is there any way(as there is in VC++) to retrieve the name of the method that
execution is currently in? I want to write a generic user notification that
will display, among other things, the name of the method in which an error or
exception occured.

I'm trying to add an assembly to the GAC for the first time, but I can't seem
to get past the first step:
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D:\Downloads>"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\SDK\v2.0\Bin\sn" -k

I'm attempting to install the .net framework 2.0 sdk samples via
configsamples.exe, and according to the help file, I should be able to
install the sample databases to my default sql instance (instead of
(local)\NetSDK) by running:

Hi;
If a C++ (not managed C++) app calls my .NET dll and my .NET dll needs
information from the app.exe.config file, does that still work using the c++
.exe filename?

I have a VB.Net component that uses the XslTransform object. I am using the
FXSL randomizeList function in my XSL template. When I transform
the XML in the VB.Net component, my application hangs. When I load the XML
in a browser with a reference to the XSL template, it works fine.

I am trying to pass an XmlDocument's DocumentElement as a parameter to
an XSL template. I'm doing so because I want to process two XML
documents in the XSL template, and output one XML document as a result.
My results yield blanks for the second XML file. Note that I've tried