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It will probably lack some core functions, like object.Equals() 
Last time I had to report that double.TryParse throws an exception. Somehow they couldnt understand that it should never throw an exception... thankfully that has been fixed.
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I just fiddled around with it through an .iso file mounted on VMWare server. Didn't really go into depth, but I will when time permits 
"The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer
"Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon
"Not only do you continue to babble nonsense, you can't even correctly remember the nonsense you babbled just minutes ago." - Rob Graham
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Hi Lakul,
You have to Installing Mono on Linux then .net framework will working fine.
Check installer, according to your requirement.See[^]
Pavan Pareta
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Take a scenario that I have a HTML file located at some scratch area. whenever I run the regression the Html file is getting updated. I want to see the updated Html file every time I click the link on file name.
If I take sharepoint Document Library to upload the HTML file.
So the question is after clicking on file link, will I able to view updated file always? what extra setting I need to do? or do I have to make any customisation.
Shital Neralkar, Bangalore, India
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Can I use a .Net 2.0 assembly in a .Net 3.5 app? I don't have source to the assembly in question, so a recompile is not possible.
"Why don't you tie a kerosene-soaked rag around your ankles so the ants won't climb up and eat your candy ass..." - Dale Earnhardt, 1997
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Yes[^]
Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
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Yes you can. For example I use database providers which are written against 2.0 (from GAC).
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A lot of the assemblies you use in .NET 3.5 apps were introduced in 2.0. They haven't been upgraded or changed because they worked fine then. As the newer versions of .NET are introduced as incremental upgrades, this use of old framework elements should continue to be fine for the forseeable future.
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You can use version 1 libraries AFAIK.
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I have a need to build a class that can unlock in use files so that they can be deleted. I need to do this from within my code without using any third party executables. Preferably in VB.Net or C#.NET with the help of pinvoke for any api calls. Any sugestions or existing source would be a great help.
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Why would you want to do this? So you can crash the app that has the file open? That's about the only end result you're going to get.
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I love the way half of the people on here seem to think they know more than everyone else and feel the need to tell you that what your doing is wrong and yet not offer a solution before they even take the time to ask what it is your really trying to do...your not someone special that we all need to here your words of wisdom and be corrected on what we are doing...I'm working on a project where it is at times necessary to delete a file that is in use if you can help(i don't need it anymore), then please do, if not, then don't go running around being the hallway monitor to see if anyone is running
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Thanks, I will give this a try
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Glad to help you.
Giorgi Dalakishvili
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Had to make some small modifications, but this worked perfectly for what i needed. Thanks alot
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You are welcome 
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Hi,
I have some class libraries, which I dont want the client to use.
How can we secure our dll in such a way that if someone else adds our dll to his project then it gives some error or may e do not allow to add it.
Or is tehre any other way by whihc we need not send the DLL in the setup.
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the problem is if you make it so that your client can't use it, then neither can you. You can implement some security by requiring a certain key be passed in to your method calls, and you can protect against reflection and disassembly by Obfuscating your dll.
You can use Dotfuscator Community Edition included with VS2005/8 to do that for you.
Hope this helps!
Greg
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The problem:
Among data stored in dataset are strings with Croatian characters (Windows CE, code page 1250).
First I've used simple method for writing data to xml.
someDataTable.WriteXml(someStream);
At first glance it was perfect, but when xml file was opened with Wordpad and some domestic application which uses ton of legacy code written in C++ (MFC) Croatian characters weren't correctly displayed, well haven't been displayed at all (windings-like characters and "hieroglyphs").
So I decided other approach, to store data as xml to memory stream and then to turn data to string...
someDataTable.WriteXml(someMemoryStream);
byte[] buffer = someMemoryStream.GetBuffer();
File.WriteAllText(xmlPathName, Encoding.UTF8.GetString(buffer), Encoding.UTF8);
The result was that all text/xml editors I had available were displaying strings correctly, but above mentioned application didn't.
What else can I do? Fiddling over legacy code is last option I'll try (for 3 years I'm working with .Net almost exclusively, my C++ experience was gained in college and in some side educational projects  .
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Hi all,
can somebody help me to say WebBrowser component not to load multimedia stuff like pictures, music, etc .. ?
Why? I'm developing aplication which is used usually in the field, so only slow connection to internet via mobile phone is available. Cancelling loading pictures will increase the speed of browsing the web pages....
Thank You in advance
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Is this going to be connecting to sites that you have control over? Certain sites have text only versions that you may be able to use.
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Unfortunatelly not. I'd like to du quick browsing within my application without loading multimedia stuff.
Any idea?
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I have a problem deserializing a structure on the server side while I can deserialize it fine on the client side. Not sure why. Comments please
Client code (MyTxBuff is a structure of mixed data types):
if (SendStruct(ref MyTxBuff, ref dataArray) == true)
{
Stream stm = tcpclnt.GetStream();
stm.Write(dataArray, 0, dataArray.Length);
Console.Write("sent fine");
// deserialize
// dataArray is in the stream stm
// define another stream that contains the dataArray buffer.
Stream stream2 = new MemoryStream(dataArray);
// now define a formatter
IFormatter formatter = new BinaryFormatter();
// but create first a structure to hold the deserialized data
TxBuffer1 myTx1 = new TxBuffer1();
// deserialize the stream
myTx1 = (TxBuffer1)formatter.Deserialize(stream2);
On the client sied, myTX reads the expected values.
On the Server side I receive dataArray values into bytesRead array (identical values on client and server). I use the same de-serialization code on the server side but I get exception. Bot data arrays are of the same dimensions. The server code is :
byte[] bytesRead = new byte[1024];
int k = Socket1.Receive(bytesRead);
// deserialize
// define another stream that contains the bytesRead buffer.
Stream stream2 = new MemoryStream(bytesRead);
// now define a formatter
IFormatter formatter = new BinaryFormatter();
// but create first a structure to hold the deserialized data
TxBuffer1 myTx1 = new TxBuffer1();
// deserialize the stream
myTx1 = (TxBuffer1)formatter.Deserialize(stream2);
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Attached to the serialized data is the name/version of
the assembly that defines the type of the serialized data.
The system attempts to use that same assembly to get the
type info required to deserialize the data into an object
of the same type.
You can make the same assembly available on both ends
or use a SerializationBinder[^] on the deserializing end.
Mark
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modified on Wednesday, September 3, 2008 11:39 AM
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