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Re: Distributed Processing

22-Mar-07 10:38

I doubt it, that would involve some serious hacking into another process. It's hard enough to write good multi thread code within your app, without trying to hijack another in a way that doesn't break it.

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sherifffruitfly22-Mar-07 17:07

sherifffruitfly

22-Mar-07 17:07

I think you're after what .net calls Remoting. I haven't used it myself (yet), so all I can do is pass on links.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpguide/html/cpconnetremotingoverview.asp

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/webservices/aa740645.aspx

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/kwdt6w2k.aspx

There are lots of examples on the internet.

Re: Distributed Processing

pbraun22-Mar-07 17:19

pbraun

22-Mar-07 17:19

There is already a project that does this sort of thing. Look at the web site http://boinc.berkeley.edu/

Phil

How to get the Login User Name

Nkuttynasi22-Mar-07 8:37

Nkuttynasi

22-Mar-07 8:37

i want to get the Login User Name in the local system in windows application

thank u

Re: How to get the Login User Name

Ravi Bhavnani22-Mar-07 9:13

Ravi Bhavnani

22-Mar-07 9:13

System.Environment.Username

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Re: How to get the Login User Name

Nkuttynasi23-Mar-07 5:46

Nkuttynasi

23-Mar-07 5:46

Thank u for u r help

Source Control / Collaboration

nicsys22-Mar-07 8:19

nicsys

22-Mar-07 8:19

We were a 100% classic ASP shop until perhaps a year ago when we started jumping into ASP.NET. We're finally at a point where we're comfortable enough with the language to start deploying production applications. But we're running into problems because of the way Visual Studio works with a complete local copy on the developer's workstation. There's nothing specifically wrong with the way it works, it's that we don't know how to handle multiple developers on the same project.

We typically use Dreamweaver to directly edit copies of the files on the server via FTP. It's simple to connect via Dreamweaver, open up the ASP file, make your changes, save, and you're done, the new code is running live on the site.

Right now, about all we can do is download a fresh copy of the ASP.NET site each time we want to make a change - obviously time-consuming. We all telecommute so we can't have the source code on a share that we can all access.

Is there a product out there that will allow us to remotely synchronize our versions? I've seen the SourceGear vault, that seems like it might fit the bill. Does anybody have any experience with this product, or have any recommendations?

Jimmanuel22-Mar-07 9:55

Jimmanuel

22-Mar-07 9:55

Check out Microsoft's Visual Source Safe: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/aa718670.aspx[^]
It integrates nicely with Visual Studio which is good for .Net, or take a look at Tortoise SVN here: http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/[^] which integrates nicely with Windows Explorer

sherifffruitfly22-Mar-07 17:13

sherifffruitfly

22-Mar-07 17:13

Sourcesafe is universally acknowledged as the worst versioning software ever created. MS doesn't even use it. (My last experience there was with SourceDepot, which is a customized version CVS, iirc).

We happily use Subversion. Tortoise is just a GUI front-end to Subversion, which is commandline in nature. There is also a Visual Studio interface to Subversion, called Ankh.

Jimmanuel22-Mar-07 18:00

Jimmanuel

22-Mar-07 18:00

sherifffruitfly wrote:
Sourcesafe is universally acknowledged as the worst versioning software ever created.

Unfortunately my superiors at work have not yet been convinced of this. For them it serves it's purpose without screwing things up, so we still use it.

Updating WebPage Control from seprate class

sherifffruitfly22-Mar-07 18:06

sherifffruitfly

22-Mar-07 18:06

Reasonably clarifying:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Visual_SourceSafe

zinc_z22-Mar-07 8:06

zinc_z

22-Mar-07 8:06

Hi ,

I want to update controls on web page from my C# class library. I am using this same library for my desktop GUI application and I solved this same problem by creating delegates and using Invoke() mechanism in my Form class.

But could't find any equivalent for Web Page controls. is there any way around to update my web page control like textBox from my Class library ?

( I dont want to write that class in my CodeBehind class )

Thanks in Advance,
ZINK

Re: Updating WebPage Control from seprate class

Mark Greenwood22-Mar-07 13:53

Mark Greenwood

22-Mar-07 13:53

Do you mean that you want to update the controls which are displayed on the web page or do you mean that you want to be able to update the CONTENTS of the controls when what they are displaying has changed?

Re: Updating WebPage Control from seprate class

zinc_z22-Mar-07 15:32

zinc_z

22-Mar-07 15:32

Like If I have DataGrid on web page , I want to add or remove the enteries of that data grid from my class library ...

Is it possible to do ? and if if yes then how.. ???

Zooming a richedit control in C#?

Cuciu22-Mar-07 7:38

Cuciu

22-Mar-07 7:38

I have a richedit control with some text in it and wordwrap enabled, how can i adjust the width and height of the richedit when i use zoomfactor so that the wrapped text stays the same?

Christian Graus22-Mar-07 7:44

22-Mar-07 7:44

Please don't double post.

You'd have to change the font to match the zoom rate, I reckon.

Cuciu22-Mar-07 7:54

Cuciu

22-Mar-07 7:54

sorry about the double post i had a problem with my browser.
the zoomfactor changes my font, i need to know how to match the width and height o the richedit to the font size changed by the zoomfactor.

Christian Graus22-Mar-07 8:03

22-Mar-07 8:03

Well, to be honest, that's the hard part, I doubt you can do it with 100% accuracy.

I suspect that one way to do it, would be to use MeasureString to measure a string that you know fits on one line, and change the font size until it's the width of the control.

control on ComboBox dropdown area

Cuciu23-Mar-07 5:02

Cuciu

23-Mar-07 5:02

Does anyone know a good article that explains in detail how the zoomfactor of the richedit control works?

hain22-Mar-07 7:22

hain

22-Mar-07 7:22

I'm trying to build a control inheriting from ComboBox.
Instead of having a list of items in the dropdown area of the underlying ComboBox, I would like to show a control there. How can I get access to this area, so that I can use it like a control container?

THANKS,
Tom

Re: control on ComboBox dropdown area

Christian Graus22-Mar-07 7:45