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The World Wide Web Publishing Service service hung on starting
Posted by Saber S at 11/14/2003 6:08:16 PM
When I start windows 2000 it says a service doesn't ran and use Event Viewer
to see details.
When I see event viewer I see an error message:
" The World Wide Web Publishing Service service hung on starting "
The main problem I've is I can't compile Visual Studio.Net programs, The
VS.Net freez... more >>
Why not use Linux?
Posted by kashlish NO[at]SPAM yahoo.com at 11/14/2003 9:09:44 AM
You can compile anything you want. Redistribute anything you want. You
can name the OS distribution your name burn CDs with it and make a
donation to 100 schools. You can make a distribution boot from a
memory stick. You can make your own filesystem, call it MyFS and be
forever happy. You can ca... more >>
Threading
Posted by Marcin_Smó³ka at 11/13/2003 1:54:43 PM
Hi,
I have strange problem with starting new Thread.
When I'm running application (release version) on computer with Visual
..NET, all works properly. When I'm running the same application on
computer without Visual. Thread doesn't start. (I'm using framewort 1.1
and .net 2003)
Marcin... more >>
Installing the .NET Framework
Posted by msegal NO[at]SPAM semaview.com at 11/13/2003 1:30:18 PM
Is there some Microsoft website or ftp server that I can point my
installer to to download dotnetfx. Pointing users to the Windows
update page is not an option, I would like my application to install
the .NET framework seamlessly and silently without asking the user to
do anything other than agr... more >>
Setting Time or Date Portions of a Date data type
Posted by Kevin Buchan at 11/13/2003 9:27:46 AM
In VB6, if I had a Date data type with either the date or the time
being something I wanted to keep and I wanted to replace the other
part of the value (like changing the date to 'tomorrow, same time') I
would Format() the Date variable as a string with just the part I
wanted to keep, concatenat... more >>
Creating Standalone Apps or similar in .Net???
Posted by Alex at 11/13/2003 7:21:22 AM
Hi
Is it possible to write an app that does not need to be installed before
running. I would like to create a CD autorun application for a product and
thought that it would be a nice little project to familiarize myself with
..Net. Having looked at the project options it appears that only C++ ... more >>
Is it worth it?
Posted by Russ McKenna at 11/11/2003 9:23:46 PM
Is dotnet worth it?
I currently program in VB6 and some C++. I understand that If I want to go
VB.Net, I will need to rewrite large portions of the code.
Is it worth learning vb.net? I know this is an extremely personal questions
with many answers and opinions. I would like both sides of the... more >>
batch file
Posted by Tam at 11/11/2003 8:07:12 PM
i have an app that also uses java services.
this it does at present by starting the java process going by calling a
batch file to set the PATH environment variable.
how on earth can i minimize the dos window that opens? at present i have
this.
ProcessStartInfo info = new ProcessStartInfo(... more >>
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Valid file types
Posted by Aschel Kritsos at 11/11/2003 2:55:33 PM
Where is the best place to define application wide data (not necessarily
config settings), and why? eg. suppose I wanted to define an array of valid
image file types (*.bmp, *.gif, *.jpg), is it best to store this as an
application array in the global.asax, or set of XML nodes in the appSettings
... more >>
How to Port applications from .net 1.0 to .net 1.1?
Posted by sunil NO[at]SPAM itb-india.com at 11/9/2003 5:01:08 AM
Dear All,
I would like to port my .Net applications from .net 1.0 to 1.1. Do
I have to create new projects and import the cs & vb files...or is
there a simpler method?
Also how do I convert a .net 1.1 application into a 1.0 application?
Please help...
TALIA
Many Regards
Sunil... more >>
Doubt to go .Net technology
Posted by Igbal at 11/8/2003 9:53:32 AM
Hi,
There is doubt to proceed.
There is a product here in VB 6.0 and SQL server.
It's 3 tier architecture.
1. Front end.
2. Business Logic.
3. Back end.
There are 3 options to do on this product:
1. LAN. (Front end and business logic r in the local machines)
2. WAN (Front end in t... more >>
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