Sorry for the repost, but I never received any response when I first
asked this a few weeks ago.  I would really appreciate some feedback on
this, it's driving me nuts...
I'm beginning the process of moving some projects from VS.Net 7 to

when i use IStoreFolder::GetMessageProps or GetFirstMessage/GetNextMessage
the result in
Messageprops.dwflags always zero. i miss somthing or it's an interface
error? all other fields is correct.

I am faced with the following common managed/unmanaged C++ interop
problem:
- I have a .NET form that acts as a front end GUI to a processing
engine in the background. The processing engine runs as a thread that

Hi, all,
I have a question, and I hope to get some hints here..
I created a really simple service just to check why the service manager
doesn't start my service the second time if the first time failed..

I’ve got a C# library that I’ve built into a COM component that will be used
from a VC++ 6 application and while the creation of the COM object side of
things seem to be working fine, using the object fully is another matter.
On the C# side of things I’ve got an object defined ...

OK, brain freeze (don't laugh).  Stupid question, but how do I dynamically
declare and initialize a 3-D array in C++?  Here's what I want:
Array with 2000 elements
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First, I have ComVisible set to true for the entire assembly.
I have (abstract) base class A.
There are interfaces IA and IAEvents for accessing properties of this object
and exposing events.

I have a DLL written in C++ (unmanaged), which I want to inteface with.
I created a standard window form program with VC++ 2005, all fine
I have imported an .h file the .lib file and all works.
/clr is on so I am writing managed code.

   I am using .net first time.In my windows form VC7 application, on a
click of button, I am assigning text of TextBox to STL string varibale.
Using this code-
private: System::Void FindValuesButton_Click(System::Object *  sender,

I would like to write a Windows Service that can communicate with any open
browser windows that an interactive user may be running. The service itself
does not need to have a UI.
The company that I work for develops software that monitors Customer Service

I'm looking at stepping into this millenium's programming by upgrading from
VS6 to dotnet.  It occurs to me that a person is going to have to install
additional windows components beyond xp itself in much the same way that you
have to download java's virtual machine every time ...

Hi,
I've prepared a little example for my problem. Please take some time to
undestand it ;) OK, here it is:
class ClassA

How to create new name space like Production.Application in C++. I can do it
just typing this name in c#.
When I did it in C++ it not allowing me to create with multiple names. I
tried different formats without much luck

I am reading Andrei Alexandrescu's book. The ideas presented there sound
really good, but I wonder--is there really a lot of people using it? Or
it's simply too esoteric for mortals?
Cheers

I start to learn C++, because I got  win API which interating with
Fingerprint reader from Authentec, it comes with SDK and program samples.
I just want to create application where by scan fingerprint and directly
recorded in the database SQL Server.