.NET (Core and Framework)

12-Aug-06 2:31

Please don't write whole sentences in bold.

A single question mark is all that is neaded to mark the sentence as a question. Multipe question marks have no meaning at all, other than informing everyone that you don't know how to write.

Open the properties for the project. Go to the Build tab. In the Output section you will find the "XML documentation file" property. Check the checkbox and verify that the generated file name is what you want.

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how dynamic is .NET

thebread11-Aug-06 11:53

thebread

11-Aug-06 11:53

hey folks,

can anyone tell me if it's possible to alter a enumeration or a class during runtime? for example adding an item to a enumeration or exchanging a method with another?

if not, what can i do to customize the host application with a 'add-in' which is loaded by the host application?

thanks for hints

bernd

Guffa11-Aug-06 12:34

11-Aug-06 12:34

Specify an interface for the add-in, then create a library with a class that implements the interface. Now you can load the library dynamically, and use the interface to access the object without having to use reflection for everything.

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thebread11-Aug-06 14:12

thebread

11-Aug-06 14:12

hey Guffa, thanks.

it's not that easy. i haven't the source code of the host application under my control Frown | :(

btw. i wouldn't like to touch it.
you say reflection...is reflection able to do things we speek about? till now i used reflection just "raedonly".

regards, bernd

Guffa15-Aug-06 14:09

15-Aug-06 14:09

thebread wrote:
i haven't the source code of the host application under my control

Then the answer is no. You can't do it using .NET.

Anything is possible. You could alter the executable file to make changes in the program, but there is no support what so ever for this in .NET. You are totally on your own to fiddle with the byte codes.

For an example, to replace a method you would either have to overwrite the code in the method, or add additional code for a method and change every call to the original method to use the new method instead.

Are you up to the task? Have you done any assembler programming, for instance? I've done a lot of assembler programming and even machine code programming myself, but I would hesitate to try what you are suggesting...

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Not Active14-Aug-06 5:59

Not Active

14-Aug-06 5:59

Although it is a complicated procedure you can use code dom to create/insert dynamic code, though I'm not sure of the value of this in your case.

Exchanging one method for another can be done using a pattern, possible strategy or adapter.

only two letters away from being an asset

How to USB drive window popping out

thebread15-Aug-06 10:54

thebread

15-Aug-06 10:54

uiui, sounds crazy. the pattern should be implemented in the host application i think, isn't it? if i do the step to touch the code of the host application i haven't to go the long way round doing stuff with code dom and something like that. but this could be a powerfull plug-in mechanism...i'll give it a try later.

thanks for your advice, bernd

mmhu11-Aug-06 5:20

mmhu

11-Aug-06 5:20

Each time when I plug in USB memory stick to the pc, there is a window (file folder for the USB drive) pops out. I have an application to indicate whether a USB memory stick presents.I don't want this auto window to pop out. How shall I resolve it??

debug problem in my webpage

aman_hy11-Aug-06 2:09

aman_hy

11-Aug-06 2:09

i am not debug my webpage its open only in withoutdebug mode.how can i set some aspnet_wp property to my page to open it in debug mode or any other solution is there.

prakash

Re: debug problem in my webpage

S Pandian11-Aug-06 3:11

S Pandian

11-Aug-06 3:11

Hi Friend,

You can change your Page in Debug Mode as follows

1. Select BUILD Menu.
2. And Select CONFIGURATION MANAGER.
3. Change to 'Debug' in 'Active Solution Configuration' Combo.
4. And also Change to 'Debug' in 'Configuration' column in the Grid.
5. Click Button 'Close'

Now You can Debug Your page. Otherwise the Cursor will not be allowed to Break on your Breakpoint.

With Regards,
Pandian S

Re: debug problem in my webpage

mr_lasseter11-Aug-06 3:20

asp page not loading from some clients

11-Aug-06 3:20

If you have both .Net 2003 and .Net 2005 installed on your machine check outthe following:

http://www.dotnet247.com/247reference/msgs/57/288497.aspx[^]

Mike Lasseter

mokoenanyana11-Aug-06 0:20

mokoenanyana

11-Aug-06 0:20

Hi I have an asp page which has a button, when the button is clicked a pop-up page is generated. On some clients this is generated successfuly. The problem is that on another client the pop-up cannot be displayed (http error 500). The server uses session variables, there is a unique session ID (number) on the clients' URL for successful popups, but for this client thacan't generate a popup the session ID is not there. What might be the problem, please help.

Re: asp page not loading from some clients

Guffa11-Aug-06 3:19

Data from Web service to a service(application server)

11-Aug-06 3:19

If the browser is set up to not accept session cookies, the default way of handling the session id doesn't work.

Solutions:

:: Make sure that the browser accepts cookies.

:: Use cookie-less session handling instead.

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BLOEDHOND10-Aug-06 23:16

BLOEDHOND

10-Aug-06 23:16

Hi All

I have a tough one (for me that is).
I have written a web service that recieve SOAP messages from an embedded device and it works fine Smile | :)

I now need to get this information into a service on a server running in the back ground so that I can manipulate the data and in the end save it a SQL2005 db.

I have seen that when I receive SOAP udates from my embedded device the web service "fires" on each POST from the embedded device, This can be as much as 10 000 time per second, I can see all my data. My first idea was to allow the web service to udate the SQL2005 db directly but this process is to slow.

That is why I planning a service running on the same server as a process in the background.

Regards
Confused | :confused:

.Net Launch Condition

Victor CM10-Aug-06 16:33

10-Aug-06 16:33

I have a C# windows form application that I developed with VS2003. The development PC has .Net Framework 1.1 installed so naturally it is used as a launch condition. A customer of mine has .Net Framework 2.0 installed, and when he tries to install my application, he gets an error.

Note: The setup project is set to install only the application (bootstrapper property is set to NONE). I leave it to the user to install the .Net Framework.

Question: If I install .Net Framework 2.0 on the development computer, will it automatically be used for the launch condition when I build the MSI setup project (I suppose it would)? I don't want all of my customers to have to install 2.0 because 1.1 seems to work fine. Is it possible for the application to use either 1.1 or 2.0? How do I specify that?

Smile | :)

Victor

mr_lasseter11-Aug-06 3:23

11-Aug-06 3:23

An application built in 1.1 must have the 1.1 framework installed on the machine that is running the application. 2.0 framework will not work for applications built in 1.1 or vice versa.

Mike Lasseter

Victor CM11-Aug-06 7:19

11-Aug-06 7:19

Mike,

Thank you for the reply. So, if I have customers with both 2.0 and 1.1, then I need to provide separate versions of the application, right? There is no backward compatibility with .Net?

From the standpoint of application development, is there a way for me to have both 1.1 and 2.0 installed on my PC and switch between them when doing builds?

Thanks, Smile | :)

Vic

mr_lasseter11-Aug-06 8:03

11-Aug-06 8:03

If you built the application using 1.1 then the users need the 1.1 framework on thier machine. If you built the application using 2.0 then the users need the 2.0 framework on thier machine. I would have your users install the correct verion of the framework on their machine rather than you having to build the software with each compiler.

Yes you can have both VS 2003 and VS 2005 installed on the same machine.

Mike Lasseter

Victor CM11-Aug-06 10:57

11-Aug-06 10:57

Mike,

Thanks again for the reply.

I'm still confused though - It sounds like you are saying that VS2005 requires the 2.0 framework and VS2003 requires the 1.1 framework. Is there some interdependence?

Can my users have both 2.0 framework and 1.1 framework installed? If the user needs the 2.0 framework for some other application, then they will not be able to run my application without having both installed.

Thanks again, Smile | :)

Vic

mr_lasseter11-Aug-06 11:03

11-Aug-06 11:03

Victor CM wrote:
It sounds like you are saying that VS2005 requires the 2.0 framework and VS2003 requires the 1.1 framework.

This is exactly what I am saying. There is no backward compatibility.

Victor CM wrote:
Can my users have both 2.0 framework and 1.1 framework installed?

Yes

Victor CM wrote:
If the user needs the 2.0 framework for some other application, then they will not be able to run my application without having both installed.

If you built your application using the 1.1 framework then this is correct.

Mike Lasseter

Victor CM11-Aug-06 15:27