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all groups > dotnet framework > december 2006 > threads for december 22 - 28, 2006

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Retrieving DataTable results programmatically
Posted by Barry at 12/26/2006 12:00:00 AM
Hi I am using DataTable/DataSet in VS 2005, The sql statement is coded in script, i want to know how to retrteve results by changing the SQL commandtext progrmmatically something like this (possibly) dsSearchOperators.Operator.Select("State='CA'"); or using the SQL Statement modifie...more >>


How to invoke a function in dll dynamically in .NET?
Posted by Bill Gates at 12/26/2006 12:00:00 AM
The path of the dll will be known in run-time. Thanks! ...more >>

Configuration problem
Posted by Rastko Soskic at 12/25/2006 3:24:33 PM
I have trouble reading configuration files (configuration for class library (dll) project). Although I've added configuration file and properly added configuration file, when I try to obtain settings via configuration manager.... simply I can't. For example ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStri...more >>

How to create an application that support modules
Posted by Ben at 12/24/2006 8:35:00 AM
Hey, I want to create an application that supports modules, similar to what ERP systems offer. For example, ERP systems typically consist of modules such as finance, accounting, production, human resources, marketing, sales etc. What is the general architecture for such an application? S...more >>

generate TypedDataSet with custom DataTable via designer
Posted by orenl at 12/24/2006 6:07:45 AM
Hi, Im using the VisualStudio 2005 designer to create typedDataSet (drag & drop from the service explorer). All the DataTables in the generated code inherit from System.Data.DataTable, I would like the dataTables to inherit from MyDataTable (a custom DataTable) instead. How can I do that witho...more >>

Temporarily installing .NET Framework 1.1
Posted by Howard Kaikow at 12/23/2006 4:01:50 PM
I have an OS that has VS .NET 2002 installed, so it has .NET Framework 1.0. Can I install .NET Framework 1.1, for several months, use a particular app requiring 1.1, then uninstall 1.1 without affecting the current VS .NET 2002 installation? ...more >>

System.Diagnostics.Process throws System.NotSupportedException
Posted by Joe K at 12/22/2006 1:57:02 PM
I just recently ported an application from .Net 1.1 to .Net 2.0 and am getting the below exception. Basically it looks like Process.TotalProcessTime and Process.StartTime now throw an exception when I try to retrieve these properties from a remote system (in this case remote system in Win2K). ...more >>

difference between a .dll and .ocx????
Posted by giddy at 12/22/2006 11:54:51 AM
Hi , i'm a C# with programmer with a prety good background , but i'm embarrased to admit i'm still not clear about dlls and ocx's i've seen a good set of links and i did'nt get much out of them.. .so could someone tell me : the difference between a .dll and .ocx???? .... also. .are ocxs ac...more >>



Sign an Assembly
Posted by abhimanyu at 12/22/2006 5:04:34 AM
Hi, Can I sign an assembly(DLL) after building it. I do not want to use VS and check the sign | Delay Sign option. I want to sign it using some utility like al.exe or sn.exe but could not get the exact syntax. Is it possible to sign it after it is built ? I am not using any of the options for...more >>


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