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Deploy using a Third-Party Installer
Posted by AGP at 10/29/2007 12:58:25 PM
I resisted for many years but I've just written my first app in .NET2005
and am looking to deploy my app with a third-party installer. ClickOnce
and the VS Installer do not meed my needs and I am already well versed
in another installer.
My question is mainly dealing with deploying the app dep... more >>
Clickonce problem
Posted by Jesper, Denmark at 10/27/2007 7:26:02 AM
Clickonce problem.
Hi, I'm deploying a .net app using IIS in a windows server 2003. Everythings
works, however, if I havent made any updates for a period of months, the apps
on my colleages (around 400 pcs) mashcines doesn't detect the update. Its
like the distributed app looses 'connection'... more >>
Unable to start TSQL Debugging. Could not attach to SQL Server Process on 'srvname'. The RPC server is unavailable.
Posted by DR at 10/24/2007 7:37:32 PM
Unable to start TSQL Debugging. Could not attach to SQL Server Process on
'srvname'. The RPC server is unavailable.
I get this error when I try to run a SQL Server Project with a CLR stored
Procedure in it. The target DB is SQL Server 2005 and im using VS 2005. I
simply create a new SQL Ser... more >>
438 Object doesn't support this property or method
Posted by J. Chambers at 10/19/2007 8:47:01 AM
Hi,
I have a simple COM+ vb 6.0 dll which is a wrapper for a .NET object. The
..NET object queries active directory and returns if the user is valid or not,
i can get the dll to work outiside of COM+ but not in it.
I have created the tlb file for the .NET object, exposed it to the COM
in... more >>
P2P TCP
Posted by Reuben at 10/9/2007 2:14:00 AM
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone knew of a way to detect other computers on a
network (running my program) if all connections were made via TCP. All
computers are running WinXP, but I'm limited to .Net 2.0. Any and all ideas
are welcome.
Thanks.... more >>
Using COM DLL in C#
Posted by Harish Kumar Dixit at 10/8/2007 11:24:09 AM
Hello friends,
I am writing a c# application which is using a COM DLL. I have to add
the refrence of COM DLL. But i found 2 DLL in my project directory of
COM DLL. One is inside the release folder and another inside the main
project directory which name is prefixed by the company name , dot,
... more >>
Using COM DLL in C#
Posted by Harish Kumar Dixit at 10/8/2007 11:22:25 AM
Hello friends,
I am writing a c# application which is using a COM DLL. I have to add
the refrence of COM DLL. But i found 2 DLL in my project directory of
COM DLL. One is inside the release folder and another inside the main
project directory which name is prefixed by the company name , dot,
... more >>
Framing mode Singleton is not supported.
Posted by Amol Deshpande at 10/4/2007 6:48:01 PM
hi,
I am getting this error in my service when I try to connect a client to it.
I don't understand how the client is trying a singleton mode connection if
the default InstanceContextMode is PerSession. I have not set any
servicebehaviors on my service.
thanks,
-amol
System.Service... more >>
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Posted by Phillip Williams at 10/4/2007 11:55:02 AM
I have a JavaClass component (dll) that I am required to access within a WCF
Service Library and then expose the data that it returns to other .NET3.0
apps. The WCF Service Library is written in VB but the host and client are
written in C#. The Service library works fine (in instantiating the... more >>
Registering The Assembly In the GAC Programmatically
Posted by Wayne Berry at 10/3/2007 9:49:01 PM
Excuse me if this is not the right newgroup for this, questions. If it isn't
tell me the right group and I will repost.
I would like to register my assembly in the GAC without calling gacutil.exe,
gacutil.exe requires that it be run from the command line, which means that
when I want to re... more >>
Data Access Layer (DAL) Design - Help please
Posted by Andrew Stanford at 10/1/2007 1:58:47 PM
Hi,
I am designing an application that has "partitioned" data. For example, most
of the data for a record (e.g. a company record) is stored on an AS400 and
is read-only to the client application and our custom application stores the
rest of the data we require in SQL Server. The users need ... more >>
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