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all groups > dotnet framework > september 2003 > threads for saturday september 20

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How do I report a bug in the .NET framework to Microsoft?
Posted by Jason Smith at 9/20/2003 10:30:30 PM
I've found a minor bug in the .NET framework. Nothing major - just a simple thing that causes the first MessageBox you show to be non-modal. Couldn't find anything on it in the KB. Thought Microsoft might like to hear about it. I was actually sort of surprised to find it - everything I've don...more >>

Creating a Unicode Surrogate Pair
Posted by Chris Mullins at 9/20/2003 9:19:36 PM
I've got a big unicode character, and i'm trying to build it into a string. The unicode character is in the range "0x10400", so it's going to require a surrogate pair. I've been through all the logic to iterate over strings that already have these pairs in them, but how do I encode this Unic...more >>

SSL Socket class in future versions of framework?
Posted by Hasani at 9/20/2003 8:46:51 PM
Are there any plans to add a SSL Socket class in any future versions of the ..net framework? ...more >>

UTF8 / UTF16 / Unicode 3.2 / RFC 3491 - Internationalization of Strings (Framework oversite?)
Posted by Chris Mullins at 9/20/2003 7:56:57 PM
I'm implementing RFC 3491 in .NET, and running into a strange issue. Step 1 of RFC 3491 is performing a set of mappings dicated by tables B.1 and B.2. I'm having trouble with the following mappings though, and it seems like a shortcoming of the .NET framework: When I see Unicode value 0x...more >>

Microsoft.NET Framework
Posted by Keith at 9/20/2003 4:48:10 PM
I need some help. I cannot seem to get the above mentioned software to install. I am not sure but think it has to do with the windows installer. I tried a tip from Microsoft and when I attempted to run the installer from Computer Management I got the following: Could not start the wind...more >>

v1.1.4322 VS v1.0.3705 Redistributable
Posted by Heidi at 9/20/2003 2:22:15 PM
I wrongly assumed that by updating to v1.1 (aka 1.0.5000), the old v1.0.3705 (aka 1.0.3300) would be overwritten. Since there was no separate Add/Remove for the old program, I manually removed it. The Windows\Assembly folder still lists duplicate "files" of both versions. Why do the old ...more >>

SDK
Posted by nami at 9/20/2003 2:11:29 PM
I have installed the Framework 1.1 and Framework SDK 1.1 but i can't compile the code. I think that i need to run the file Corvars.bat but that file is nowhere in my computer. I really need some help...more >>

Serialization between different date version
Posted by Lei Jiang at 9/20/2003 11:32:27 AM
I use serialization(binary or SOAP) to save my data. When I change my data format(add a field to the object for example), a exception will throw that states that the version of the object might be wrong. Could serialization support a more flexible manner : If I remove a field from the object, the...more >>



thread-specific use of Debug object
Posted by Jon Sequeira at 9/20/2003 10:19:21 AM
Is there a way to have a debug listener "listen in" on only one thread? I'd like to selectively get debug output only from certain threads, and have each thread's debug output go into a separate log. Is this possible using the Debug object? Any insights are appreciated. Thanks. --Jon ...more >>


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