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all groups > dotnet framework > september 2004 > threads for tuesday september 21

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Serializing and Assembly
Posted by Francisco Araujo at 9/21/2004 11:18:18 PM
It is possible to serialize an assembly and then get it back thru deserialization? my idea is to keep it in a database and then restore it when it is required, but i cannot get it working, i got an error on deserialization because it said that state is invalid or incomplete. Please, can any...more >>


dotnet installation
Posted by Jul at 9/21/2004 10:13:07 PM
Hi, I try to install donNet on XP Pro but I can not pass all prerequisites stage. I have problem with installing .Net Framework 1.1 and J# .Net Redistributable Package 1.1 Ttied both in package installation or by individual setup I also download Framework from MS site but that installation...more >>

How to test for a given Type at runtime
Posted by Daniel Billingsley at 9/21/2004 5:20:33 PM
I know I my coffee must have worn off or something, but how do I test if a given property of type Type is a particular type. Confused? For example, let's say I have a System.Reflection.PropertyInfo object and I want to test its PropertyType property to see if the property (that the PropertyIn...more >>

Question regarding ActiveX
Posted by Adrian Burka at 9/21/2004 3:54:39 PM
I have created an ActiveX control in .Net (named ActiveXDotNet.dll) that uses a Windows Media Player ActiveX component (the project references AxInterop.WMPLib.dll and wmppia.dll). This project, eventually, will be using other DLL's as well. When I embed this control in a regular Windows ap...more >>

upload maintaining the same time as the local folder
Posted by MFS at 9/21/2004 3:42:46 PM
How can I make sure that an uploaded file has the same time stamp as the file on the local machine?...more >>

Is SP2 Necessary
Posted by S Shulman at 9/21/2004 12:06:43 PM
Hi All I just notices on Microsoft website that in order to install the .NET 1.1 win 2000 requires SP2 Does anyone knows whether that is necessary? I am creating an installation package that I would prefer to avoid SPs due to potential problems Thank you, Shmuel ...more >>

what's better Static Methods or Instace Methods
Posted by David at 9/21/2004 10:40:29 AM
My AIM is the performance, so what is better to use, static method or instance method? and why? Thanks a lot ...more >>

Overload problem
Posted by Michele at 9/21/2004 10:24:40 AM
I can't why the execution of this code returns this output: Person - Employee Since the type class of e1 is 'employee', I wonder why the compiler doesn't call the second method of the Test class. I hope someone can help. Thank you very much.Public Class Person Overridable ReadOnly Property n...more >>



VJ
Posted by Tony at 9/21/2004 10:23:13 AM
I'm going bald anyhow and this thing is getting me pulling the last of my hair out. I have installed the latest .Net framework on XP Pro running SP2. It creates the following folders... c:\windows\microsoft.net\framework\V1.0.3705 (this has only 4 files in) and ...more >>

Thread.Abort() vs. Unmanaged Code
Posted by Christian Kesselheim via .NET 247 at 9/21/2004 5:17:59 AM
Hi! Quite recently, I've been facing the situation of having to wrap= up a (buggy) third-party activex control in =2ENET in order to= expose its functionality via http webservices=2E After some= unpleasant experiments involving AppDomain's, Thread=2EAbort(),= W32 TerminateThread(), I had ...more >>

CDO message.MoveTo 1 takes 1 argument error
Posted by Sandy Beach at 9/21/2004 2:35:05 AM
nHi, I've writing a C# program that, amongst other things, moves an email message from one folder to another. Everything has been declared correctly and I have the id of the destination folder, but when I call: oMessageMoved=oMessage.MoveTo(objFolderDest.ID); I get this error on comp...more >>


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