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RegistryKey class anyway of getting value type?
Posted by unemotionalhumanoid at 12/31/2003 9:24:18 PM
I am using the RegistryKey class to get access to the windows registry, I can get a value from the registry by doing: RegistryKey registryKey1 = Registry.LocalMachine.OpenSubKey("Software\\test"); registryKey1.GetValue("test2") How do I find out what type "test2" is? i.e. string, dword, bin...more >>


Need an answer
Posted by k_srinivas78 NO[at]SPAM hotmail.com at 12/31/2003 8:41:26 PM
Hi to all.. Happy New Year to all.. Need a help. I want an information regarding the site or information regarding "How to Connect to Microsoft Exchange Server through VB.Net" and How to send an E-Mail from VB.Net. Thanks Srinivas.K...more >>

Invalid key size creating ICryptoTransform instance for TripleDES
Posted by Jan_Weingärtner at 12/31/2003 5:15:26 PM
Hi. I just try to encrypt data with TripleDES. The LegalKeySize is defined as MinSize=128, MaxSize=192, SkipSize=64. So i try to use a 128 byte array for key and IV : ----------------------- byte[] pwd = new System.Text.ASCIIEncoding().GetBytes(new string('a', 128)); byte[] desIV = new Syste...more >>

Unique assembly (dll/ocx)
Posted by Cesar Ronchese at 12/31/2003 4:26:21 PM
Hi. I've been developed a dll em VB .net and set it to GAC. Then, I build an executable to make use from that dll. It works fine. Now, I did modifications in that dll, and rebuild her. When I call the executable again, I noted that the executable is not using the new version of my dll. ...more >>

Does Activator.CreateInstance work on Friend contructors?
Posted by kw_harry NO[at]SPAM yahoo.com at 12/31/2003 2:57:42 PM
I have a class with a contructor that is declared Protected Friend. In another class in the same assembly I try to create a new instance of the class using Activator.CreateInstance, but I get a missing procedure exception. Is there a reason why this doesn't work? I don't have a problem ...more >>

Local System Service modifying HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE?
Posted by gregory_may at 12/31/2003 1:25:30 PM
I came accross this article that tells me that a Local/System service has a hard time modifying any regestry keys in HKCU. Does anyone know if a Local/System service can easily modify regestry keys in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE? Thanks! http://www.windowsitlibrary.com/Content/314/1.html: Note: ...more >>

synchronizing in multithreaded application
Posted by Law at 12/31/2003 11:39:02 AM
I have the following synchronizing problem below with multithreaded application. I wonder if you know the resolution. I have 3 classes: 1) Product class 2) Buffer class (the name can be changed later) 3) Upload class Product class is responsible in retrieving product information from ...more >>

GC does not release memory...memory keeps growing!!!!
Posted by Mahesh Prasad at 12/31/2003 11:07:11 AM
Hi, I'm having a very very frustrating experience with the .NET. I've a simple crawler console application. The main objective of the crawler is to read a list of URLs and make HTTP calls to a web server and save the html files locally. I had setup perfmon to monitor the memory usage of th...more >>




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