Re: Task Manager's Performance tab - C# Discussion Boards

Scott Dorman28-Mar-07 5:41

28-Mar-07 5:41

You can use memprofiler (mentioned in the other post) and you can also use the CLR Profiler[^] tool.

You really shouldn't be calling GC.Collect() yourself in any case. All this does is force a garbage collection cycle to run "out of turn", which ultimately causes more work for the GC. Whenever a collection cycle runs, your applications main thread is frozen for the duration of the cycle...so the more times you force a collection, the worse your performance will become.

Once you close the form, are you setting the variable reference to null?

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how to show Multiple colors in a Single Progress Bar

pashitech28-Mar-07 0:17

pashitech

28-Mar-07 0:17

Hi all,
i want to show multiple colors in a single progress bar,
do we have any customized tool for this,.
thnx in advance

prashath

Re: how to show Multiple colors in a Single Progress Bar

joon _vh.28-Mar-07 3:48

joon _vh.

28-Mar-07 3:48

I'm afraid you're going to have to make your own progressbar class.

This article might help:
http://www.codeproject.com/cs/miscctrl/colorprogressbar.asp

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Re: how to show Multiple colors in a Single Progress Bar

pashitech28-Mar-07 4:19

pashitech

28-Mar-07 4:19

i know its a very huge process to create a new pgbar,
but here my req needs multiple colors in a sigle pgbar, i wil be verymuch happy if u can help me to get a pgbar which satisfies my req.
thnx in advance,

prashanth

Re: how to show Multiple colors in a Single Progress Bar

joon _vh.28-Mar-07 4:27

joon _vh.

28-Mar-07 4:27

It's not at all a very HUGE process. If you would take a look at the source code from the article in my previous post, you'll see that nothing in there is difficult to understand, and if it is, we will be happy to clarify. No one here, not even me on a very bored day, is going to write this especially for you.

Of course if it exists you might get lucky and someone will refer you, but I think writing it is going to be faster.

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Re: how to show Multiple colors in a Single Progress Bar

pashitech28-Mar-07 5:48

pashitech

28-Mar-07 5:48

thnk you, i've started building it, hope i'll left with answer
i'll come again if i struck some where.

prashanth

Task Manager's Performance tab

waheed awan27-Mar-07 23:12

waheed awan

27-Mar-07 23:12

i want to show the task manager Task Manager's Performance tab in my programm.....i am working on a project and i want to show the CPU usage during execution.....for this i have to go to Task Manager's Performance tab .....i want to access it from my code.....
how can i do it so that the performance graph should appear on one side of my application form.....

Re: Task Manager's Performance tab

woudwijk27-Mar-07 23:25

woudwijk

27-Mar-07 23:25

I think you are beter of if you try to read the performance monitor, and build your own graph.
there are plenty of examples here that show you how to do that.

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WIndows XML

7127-Mar-07 23:05

27-Mar-07 23:05

hi,
I am having Form with controls llike combobox,list,textbox..
Now I want to save the values of a form to an XML file

how can do that

Pls Help Me
With Regards
Prasad

Re: WIndows XML

mark_w_27-Mar-07 23:13

mark_w_

27-Mar-07 23:13

have a look at

http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/objserial.asp[^]

this is for binary Serialization, but you can also output it as xml

something like http://support.microsoft.com/kb/815813[^]

I assume you have a class behind the form holding the data that is shown on the form, this is the class that you should Serialize.

HTH

Re: WIndows XML

blackjack215027-Mar-07 23:26

blackjack2150

27-Mar-07 23:26

You could try using Application Settings. The settings themselves are saved in an xml file, but you can access them easily through the System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings property, without bothering about the xml stuff behind it at all. Wink | ;)

Re: WIndows XML

7127-Mar-07 23:30

27-Mar-07 23:30

hi,

can u more brief pls

I am not getting u.

With regards
Prasad

Re: WIndows XML

blackjack215028-Mar-07 0:09

blackjack2150

28-Mar-07 0:09

I think this article's worth checking out:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms171565.aspx[^]

It starts like this:
"Using managed code, you can create new application settings and bind them to properties on your form or your form's controls, so that these settings are loaded and saved automatically at run time."

I thinks that's what you're looking for.

Hyperlink in textbox

mark_w_27-Mar-07 23:04

mark_w_

27-Mar-07 23:04

Is there any way to show web links as hyperlinks in textboxes.

I have seen this http://www.codeproject.com/cs/miscctrl/LinkTextBox.asp

but i also want to have normal text in the textbox as well, basically its a notes field on my form and the user wants to just click on any webpages that may appear in the notes.

TIA

Re: Hyperlink in textbox

mark_w_27-Mar-07 23:23

mark_w_

27-Mar-07 23:23

Just discovered RichTextBox's and they seem to do the trick Smile | :)

MDI form

sinosoidal27-Mar-07 22:57

sinosoidal

27-Mar-07 22:57

Hi,

I created a new windows application project within visual studio.

I then inserted a new class MDI parent to implement a MDI application.

I substituted the original program main form for the MDI.

When i click in the new icon (the code of the handle to create the new sub form is there), it doesnt make a thing.

What is happening?

Any tips?

Thx,

Nuno

Re: MDI form

Pete O'Hanlon27-Mar-07 23:37

Pete O'Hanlon

27-Mar-07 23:37

What does the code say in the Main method? Step into it, and see if the application exits immediately after you reach the end.

Say you have a main form that you call MyMdiForm, you need to do this in your main method:

Application.Run(new MyMdiForm());

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Re: MDI form

sinosoidal27-Mar-07 23:41

sinosoidal

27-Mar-07 23:41

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static="" void="" main()
="" {
="" application.enablevisualstyles();
="" application.setcompatibletextrenderingdefault(false);
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This is the event code for the new document button:
<code>
private void ShowNewForm(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// Create a new instance of the child form.
Form childForm = new Form();
// Make it a child of this MDI form before showing it.
childForm.MdiParent = this;
childForm.Text = "Window " + childFormNumber++;
childForm.Show();
}

Re: MDI form

sinosoidal28-Mar-07 0:08

sinosoidal

28-Mar-07 0:08

i found why it wasnt appearing.

I have several split containers in my form.

I wasnt putting the new form inside the splitcontainer panel.

Thx

Nuno

Re: MDI form

Pete O'Hanlon28-Mar-07 1:23

Pete O'Hanlon

28-Mar-07 1:23

The most apparent thing is that you are referring to the generic Form class here. Do you have a specific instance that you want to create? For example:

MyForm childForm = new MyForm();
childForm.MdiParent = this;
childForm.Text = "...";
childForm.Show();

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How to use HTMLBROWSER to display the body of an email

kev.net27-Mar-07 22:45

kev.net

27-Mar-07 22:45

Hi,

I'm need to display the body of an email in an HTMLBrowser. (axshdocvw.axwebbrowser).
Actually i'm keeping the body in a string variable...

############### Here's my code ##################

MAPIPROPLib.MAPIPropWrapper wrapper = new MAPIPROPLib.MAPIPropWrapperClass();
Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.Application outlook = new Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.ApplicationClass();
wrapper.Initialize();

Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.MailItem m = (Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.MailItem)objItem;
string subject = (string)wrapper.GetOneProp(objItem, MyClass.CdoConstants.CdoPR_SUBJECT);

EmailCommunicationData emailMessage = new Dataset EmailCommunicationData();
emailMessage.MessageBody =GetWrapperString(wrapper, objItem, MyClass.CdoConstants.CdoPR_BODY);

// the following code don't work
bodyHtmlBrowser.Navigate(filename);

#################################
please help me out.

TIA,
Kevin.

Re: How to use HTMLBROWSER to display the body of an email

mark_w_27-Mar-07 23:00

mark_w_

27-Mar-07 23:00

try

bodyHtmlBrowser.DocumentText = YourHtmlString

Remoting Thread Queue

Alper Camel27-Mar-07 22:29

Alper Camel

27-Mar-07 22:29

Hi all dear coders.

What I have is

- server
- client
- remoted classes

What I trying to do is

- client calls a remoted object method, a method calculated in the server.
this method calculation takes long time, 5-6 seconds.

- while server calculating that method, client sends another method call.

- server must queue these threads, and after calculating completes, let knows the client that process complete, and return a value.

Thank you in advance.

Re: Remoting Thread Queue

joon _vh.28-Mar-07 3:54

joon _vh.

28-Mar-07 3:54

And what exactly is your question? I suppose it is how to do this?

Search for articles about remoting, or ask a more specific question please.

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style for all application form C#.Net2005

Rasoul Heidari27-Mar-07 22:16

Rasoul Heidari

27-Mar-07 22:16

BY Flash or gradient image please by sample,code and image

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