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all groups > dotnet clr > august 2003 > threads for august 15 - 21, 2003

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Dynamic Loading
Posted by Jon Poploskie at 8/21/2003 3:57:10 PM
Hello, I am trying to utilize dynamic loading in my application (via Assembly.Load). When the application is deployed, this should be a simple matter, as all of the assemblies to be loaded will be located in the same (application bin directory), however, during development, they are all in d...more >>


Assembly.LoadFrom returns Assembly with "incorrect" Location and CodeBase
Posted by Sean Winstead at 8/21/2003 12:30:45 PM
When I load an assembly using Assembly.LoadFrom("C:\temp\sumdumAssembly.dll"), the assembly is loaded and its FullName property identifies it as the correct assembly. However, the Location and CodeBase properties point to the assembly that called Assembly.LoadFrom. I have read the article tit...more >>

Can't get CLR debugger to work
Posted by Brett at 8/21/2003 5:21:00 AM
Everytime I go to debug a simple Hello World windows form application - the CLR debugger (dbgclr.exe) says "The debugger cannot continue running the program. Unable to start debugging. Unable to start program 'c:\helloworld.exe'. No such interface supported.' What is going on?...more >>

.Net profiler tool
Posted by john at 8/19/2003 10:32:11 PM
Does anyone have a good recomendation for a code profiling tool that works with .Net? I'm trying to squeeze out better performance on a web app and would like to use a profiling too. thanks, john ...more >>

I want to clear "immutable" string contents
Posted by cppdev9 NO[at]SPAM yahoo.com at 8/19/2003 9:57:41 AM
Hi All! I want to clear the string contents from sensitive information such as passwords, and etc. It's always a case that password will appear as string at some point or another. And i feel uneasy leaving it hanging in memory indefinitely (especially in case when string is Interned). S...more >>

CLR Error: 8007000B
Posted by Willie Sy at 8/18/2003 12:08:13 PM
Has anyone encountered this error when running a .Net windows application? The program is called from the network but after certain times, the file just gets corrupted and we cannot open it anymore. As a fix right now, we just copy a new .exe again to the network folder. Thank you very m...more >>

Help on Serialization Pattern
Posted by Roosevelt_dos_Santos_JĂșnior at 8/18/2003 6:56:00 AM
Hi Folks. I=B4ve founded problems with the serialization. I=B4ve 2=20 Interfaces (code below) what can be implemented=B4s by any=20 class. I like the=20 serialize this objects, and to do this I create another=20 class (called VocabularyPersist) specialized to this.=20 This=20 class is marke...more >>

Benefits of CLR 1.1 for hosting WebBrowser over 1.0sp2 ?
Posted by JohnDoe650 NO[at]SPAM hotmail.com at 8/18/2003 1:24:30 AM
Hi, I'm starting a new application that needs to host the WebBrowser control, I just wondered if there is any benefit in using version 1.1 of the framework over 1.0sp2. Any ideas about COM interop being improved, better MSHTML/WebBrowser integration into the runtime, stability improvements ...more >>



Garbage Collector Debugging
Posted by Gustavo Franco at 8/15/2003 1:14:28 PM
Hi, I did a medium complex application in C#, and in some areas the memory goes up to 60Mb, when I finish I dispose everything and setting everything to null and calling GC.Collect, but the memory never goes below 45MB and I'm pretty sure I'm not allocating that huge amount of memory. ...more >>


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