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Invoking IE browser from a VB.NET app
Posted by MC at 4/22/2004 11:42:20 PM
Hi,
Does anyone know how to invoke IE in a specific url when I click a button in
a VB.NET app?
Thanks.
MC
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system.io.FileSystemWatcher, event changed
Posted by Kjell Brandes at 4/22/2004 9:39:42 PM
Hi all,
Trying out FileSystemWatcher.
When measure on event .Changed I get a funny behavior. When measuring on
documentchanges in folder, and saving a wordpaddocument, the event fires of
2 times.
Anyone whom can give me a hint on why, please reply to this post.
regards
Kjell Brandes
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Attributes Not Reading with Reflection?
Posted by localhost at 4/22/2004 9:39:20 PM
I have a classdecorated with a custom attribute.
I tried to load it and inspect the attributes with Reflection. Within
my code, I am never able to find the custom attribute. However, if I
fire up QuickWatch from within VS.NET 2003, I can see the attribute
clearly.
Namespaces are ful... more >>
MSDN Universal question
Posted by DMan at 4/22/2004 7:31:24 PM
I have an MSDN universal subscription. Is there any way I can add a second
passport login for a recently aquired business partner I took on? I really
don't want to give them my login information!
Thanks
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.net: Is it the answer to my programming questions?
Posted by Iron Messiah at 4/22/2004 6:17:05 PM
Maybe you guys can help me out with what must be a really rudimentary
question. You see, I am currently designing an app for gaming (not a game
per-se, but a tool for games). However, although I can design extremely
well (I am in the process of finishing up the design document as I write
this)... more >>
Tool or code to display referenced assemblies??
Posted by Bob Rock at 4/22/2004 6:00:41 PM
Hello,
is there a tool around that given an assembly shows the referenced
assemblies???
Any code snippet to do this programmatically???
Regards,
Bob Rock
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DataView RowFilter problem
Posted by Peter Hemmingsen at 4/22/2004 5:35:17 PM
Hi,
I've found a very strange behavior when using IsNull in a RowFilter. The
following line:
dv.RowFilter="Isnull(int64, -9223372036854775808) = -9223372036854775808";
// Min64
works just fine. But the following:
dv.RowFilter="Isnull(int64, -9223372036854775807) = -9223372036854775807"... more >>
SmtpMail in web forms application
Posted by Luke at 4/22/2004 4:58:30 PM
Hi
I use SmtpMail in aspnet and it works fine!
But in simple windows forms application
I get exception CDO.Message.
I use Merak Mail Server trial.
regards
Luke
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My preferences and logging
Posted by Finn J Johnsen at 4/22/2004 3:49:32 PM
hi
What is "the .NET way" of storing an apps preferences ? Registry, XML or
INI? (What component/class to use?)
Are there logfilecomponents in the framework?
regards,
Finn... more >>
StackTrace object and MSMQ
Posted by Robert Phillips at 4/22/2004 2:20:00 PM
I can successfully place a StackTrace object a MSMQ queue, but when trying
to retrieve it, the call to Message.Body hangs and doesn't return. Strings
and my custom objects work fine. I assumed StackTrace would work since it
is Serializable.
Any insight appreciated.
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assert(string msg)
Posted by cody at 4/22/2004 1:29:15 PM
Why isn't there an overload of System.Diagnostics.Debug.Assert that accepts
only a string as message.
I often have to call Assert(false, "message"); because if the code reaches
the place of the assert you know that something is gone seriously wrong. An
Assert with only a string argument would ... more >>
Modifying a type at runtime (cross post)
Posted by Richard Dutton at 4/22/2004 1:16:00 PM
I would like to be able to modify a type at runtime so that I can add an IL
prologue and epilogue to its methods (either to implement some kind of
aspect-oriented programming framework, or a simple profiling tool). I know
that a simlpe way to achieve the same behaviour, at least for a type's
vir... more >>
Process does not terminate - Why?
Posted by provo1234 NO[at]SPAM hotmail.com at 4/22/2004 1:06:30 PM
Hi,
The following program attempts to print a pdf file and then delete it.
I am using Process.start with the command
(AcroRd32.exe /t "pdf-file-name" "printer-name") to do it.
The file gets printed. But, the process does not terminate. I have
called the WaitForExit() method after Process.S... more >>
WebRequest w/o LAN Settings of IE
Posted by Thana N. at 4/22/2004 11:57:54 AM
Hi,
How can I write program using WebRequest/HttpWebRequest with my own LAN
Settings not IE LAN Settings (I knows that by default it uses LAN Settings
from IE).
Thanks,
Thana N.
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String / Character Conversion Question
Posted by anon at 4/22/2004 11:37:47 AM
How can following two statement be the same?
(1) using System.l1001
(2) using System.Globalization;
That is, how does the compilier know these two representations, at the using
declaration level, are the same?
Thanks.
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Hashtable without keys?
Posted by cody at 4/22/2004 10:36:51 AM
Hi I need a hashtable _without_ keys.
I simply want to put values in it and later check wheather these values
exist in the table, so I don't need keys.
table.Add(value);
if (table.Contains(value))
Is there any class for that?
--
cody
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System.Configuration with XSL or XInclude
Posted by Mike Blake-Knox at 4/22/2004 10:34:49 AM
I would like to have my application configuration data split so that
application specific information is stored in one XML file while user
specific information is stored in a separate file.
Is there a way to use either XInclude or an XSL stylesheet to merge the
data and still use System.Con... more >>
Obtain a Process ID
Posted by Frank DeLuccia at 4/22/2004 9:05:35 AM
Hello All,
Hope eveyone is having a better morning than me today. Anyway, I know
the .NET framework has classes to obtain process ID's of processes running
in the task manager. My question is; Does .NET have anything in it's bag of
tricks to give me the process ID of an instance I create... more >>
vb
Posted by sankar at 4/22/2004 2:46:02 AM
what is different between java and .NET... more >>
Nonblocking read from System.Console
Posted by Tobias Mattsson at 4/22/2004 1:15:55 AM
I have a console application that continously serves a set of network
connections, now i want to add a command prompt. So what i need is to poll
for pending input from System.Console in that loop and assemble lines to
interpret. Ive tried using OpenStandardInput to get a Stream object, but
there... more >>
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