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Memory print
Posted by Ayende Rahien at 12/1/2003 8:11:17 PM
I noticed that my app has an unusually large memory print > 60MB and an
empty windows application project has >10MB memory print on my machine.
Why is this?
I know the subject has probably been rehearsed to death, so if you have a
pointer to a previous discussion I would appriciate it too.
BTW... more >>
How to: define new specific culture (i18n)
Posted by Mountain Bikn' Guy at 12/1/2003 7:31:59 PM
Is it possible to define a culture that Microsoft has not already defined?
If so, how would I do this? I'm using .NET/C#. I'm also a newbie. TIA.
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Logan kreyer
Posted by .NET Audio at 12/1/2003 5:00:50 PM
Where .NET is of concern, are there any good class
libraries to work on audio (streaming, etc) such as there
are the GDI+ libraries and DirectX functionality for
working with graphics?
I have been doing some searches and there are no relevant
hits on the matter.
Thank you.
Logan
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Determining the type of a String
Posted by TGF at 12/1/2003 4:12:07 PM
Hello,
I have a String input from a TextBox class. What I want to do it to
tell what type of number it is.. sometimes the user can enter a number like
'0xA5A2' or 'A5A2' (both considered hexadecimal), or they can enter '431345'
which is just an integer. These values are just examples, bu... more >>
Windows Forms and Peek-a-boo!
Posted by Ayende Rahien at 12/1/2003 3:47:30 PM
Excetremely annoying problem, I've an application with a long startup time.
So I created another form with my logo in it to as a splash screen.
The splash screen is run from another thread and is communicated solely
through static method and Invoke()'s
However, when I close my second form, the f... more >>
Have an unhandled exception crash the application
Posted by Nobody at 12/1/2003 2:24:37 PM
In my C# application, I am creating a thread that is frequently doing stuff
and should be up for the life of the application. If an exception occurs, I
properly clean-up in finally blocks, but I never catch the exception...
because if an exception occurs it is a bug. So the thread terminates an... more >>
PlaceHolder control
Posted by Mr. M at 12/1/2003 11:51:44 AM
Hi!
I've a web page, in which users may add controls dinamically. So, every
times that users press a button, a DropDownList must be added to the page.
For these, i have add a PlaceHolder control, which contains all DropDownList
controls added by users.
These control, have EnabledViewState p... more >>
[xmlIgnore]
Posted by Romain TAILLANDIER at 12/1/2003 11:14:08 AM
hi group
throw the XmlSerializer class, public properties/variable are code to xml,
and private aren't.
i can put an [XmlIgnore] attribut to force the serializer to not serialise a
public member, but how can i do to force the serializer to take care about a
private member ?
clearly what's ... more >>
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Scheduling a FORXML Stored Procedure
Posted by JT at 12/1/2003 10:31:20 AM
Hi,
I am not sure that this is the right place to post. I
currently have a Windows forms app that uses a command
button to execute a forxml stored procedure and drop the
output to a file. This, in turn, initiates a BizTalk
orchestration schedule. I would like to remove this
command but... more >>
U R G E N T please help.. 1.1 redistributable installation in production
Posted by alien2_51 at 12/1/2003 9:50:20 AM
We have a production server running 1.0 ASP.NET apps, the aspnet_wp process
runs under the system account, we installed the redistributable framework
1.1 package and the apps fail with this error.
Access denied to 'E:\InetPub\mncapp\CustomerRelations\'. Failed to start
monitoring file changes... more >>
Delegate
Posted by Joanne at 12/1/2003 7:18:59 AM
A delegate is said to be good for the programmer since it
provides a good way of invoking methods which are not
exactly known until run time.
What does "good" mean here?
If i declare myDelegate and associate some method with
it, am I not knowing which method will be executed?
Is the f... more >>
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