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databinding datagrid to combobox and textbox
Posted by bafidi at 9/14/2005 10:23:01 PM
My problem is databind datagrid to combobox.
i want to click to datagrid and i want to see that record at combobox and
texboxes after that i want to change combobox and texboxes and i want to
change the datagrid record
*******FORM LOAD BIGIN
Con.Open()
Datagrid1.DataSource = card.cardDS... more >>
Deploying an application
Posted by Ant at 9/14/2005 10:10:03 PM
Hello,
I'm a newbie to .NET so please exucse my ignorance...
Simple question - i think -
How do you package & deploy a completed app in .NET. Back in VB6 days, you
could use a wizard to do this, creating a setup.exe file. Is this the same
for a .NET solution? If not, how do you create a set... more >>
apache struts in dotNet
Posted by Sharon at 9/14/2005 9:33:18 PM
Hi guys ,
What is the apache struts equivalent in the .net world ? (if any ..)
Thank you
Sharon
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Restrict access to an assembly
Posted by Olivier Sauterel at 9/14/2005 7:40:53 PM
Hi all,
Anyone can tell me if it's possible to restrict the access of a classes
library (dll .NET) ?
For sample restrict the possibility to explore all classes and there
features into the object explorer from VS.Net or
restrict the use of that library from another program, because this li... more >>
Subroutines with Varying Argument Classes
Posted by fripper at 9/14/2005 5:52:36 PM
I have had some experience with VB .Net but I am having difficulty coming
to grips with how to set up a subroutine to accept varying classes for its
arguments. An example will help to explain. I have two arrays [call them A
and B]. The elements of array A are records whose fields are def... more >>
Singleton
Posted by thejackofall at 9/14/2005 3:45:03 PM
Hi.
I would like to know how a singleton object works. If you have a singleton
object, you have a single object ( brilliant! ). Within a process, if you
call X.Login() two or more times, and you don't have a shared resource within
the method called Login(), it's not necessary to synchroni... more >>
General threading question
Posted by Brad Wood
As I'm studying up on threading, I'm reading about the various
mechanisms in place to serialize access to various objects. From what I
can tell, the following scenario is safe:
- Create multiple instances of a class.
- Create a thread for each instance passing it a delegate of one of the
... more >>
DB Connection
Posted by Francisco Spaeth at 9/14/2005 2:11:02 PM
Hello guys...
My guess is where is the best place to store a data base connection?
(application, session, open in the constructor of the page and close in
the destructor, for ever command or group of command open a connection
and then close or ...)?
grateful
Francisco Spaeth
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OT: Palm pilots, tungsten etc.
Posted by Visual Systems AB (Martin Arvidsson) at 9/14/2005 11:22:19 AM
Hi!
Don't know where to post this...
A customer want an application for a portable pc (Pocket pc or what ever
it's called)
there are several different operating systems.
First question, what type of hand-held pc should my customer use?
Second, what kind of OS is recomended?
Third, is th... more >>
App.config in a Windows .NET application
Posted by Sean at 9/14/2005 9:48:06 AM
Hi,
I am developing a windows .NET apps to be used in several countries with
different languages and I want to use a configuration file to retrieve the
fields in the right language depend on the selected country.
I saw that on a web apps but I am not sure if I can do the same on a win apps... more >>
Authentication problems with new IIS, ASP.NET install
Posted by Naeem Sarfraz at 9/14/2005 8:16:04 AM
I've installed VisualStudio.net 2002.
When I create a web project and try to access it I get an authentication box
asking me for a username & password, this isn't supposed to happen right?
I guess the authentication settings are screwed. Can anyone help me to
correct this?... more >>
Custom Validators - OnServerValidate
Posted by RichieRich at 9/14/2005 7:03:02 AM
Does anyone know if it is possible? If I have two buttons on a page and in
my OnServerValidate function can I figure out which button was pressed.
I need to know because I have validators on the page that I do not want to
enable when a specific button is pressed.
Thanks in advance.... more >>
Dynamic Forms with SQL
Posted by Alvaro MR at 9/14/2005 3:14:03 AM
Hi to everyone.
I need some help about some questions.
I want to create dynamic forms using .NET (Windows Forms, no ASP.NET) in the
following way.
Imagine I have an application with a 3 option menu. These options are for
example (customers, books, projects)
If I do click on customer... more >>
Unhandled Exception (no pattern i can find)
Posted by Professor Frink at 9/14/2005 12:00:00 AM
First off, I apologize if this gets long. I'm simply trying to give you all
enough information to help me out. I'm writing (almost finished, actually),
my first VB.Net application. It's a forms application that is going to be
used to extract data from a legacy system (VSAM based mainframe f... more >>
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