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XML and the .NET Framework

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    - Customize the Microsoft Office Communicator & how to send mail 1. Can you please tell how to customize Microsoft Office Communicator using C#.NET i.e. how to add one button, how to open the chat window through a web application i.e I expect to modify the interface of Office communicator. Can I modify the interface. 2. How to connect LCS 2005 using C#.NET Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - How Can i have a Class Like Rows Class The Rows in a DataTable is a collection. Here's a very simple Collection class : Code Block public class MyCollection : System.Collections. CollectionBase { public void Add( object o) { this .List.Add(o); } public void Remove( int index) { // Check to see if there is an object at the supplied index. // If no object exists, a messagebox is shown and the operation // is cancelled. if (index > Count - 1 || index < 0) { System.Windows.Forms. MessageBox .Show( "Index not valid!" ); } else { List.RemoveAt(index); } } public object Item( int Index) { // The appropriate item is retrieved from the List object and // (explicitly cast if you're using other than objects, such as a Widget type) // then returned to the caller. // return (Widget) List[Index]; return List[Index]; } } Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - string as out parameter I have managed to do next. In C++ client i have done next: Instead of LPWSTR* pCustomString i added this LPWSTR* pCustomString = new LPWSTR[1]; This is pointer to one member array of LPWSTR. In C# i added next below count = 55; customString = Marshal.StringToHGlobalAuto Method("teststring"); I have managed to pass values without exception. Trouble now is that i need to pass array of strings, not just one string as pointer, since idl requires that. Has anyone had something like this Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - Unique Machine Identifier Can anyone suggest a mechanism for gettting a reasonably unique machine identifier. I.e. a value that is reasonably unique on a machine by machine basis. I looked at using a Security Identifier, but these seem only to be unique for a particular system. Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - IComparer Hi I am having trouble with one or two lines of code below. These lines are commented...... hope you wont mind helping , thanks... using System; using system.collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Text; namespace ch11ex05 { class PersonCompareName : IComparer { //what is this line doing.. // I know IComparer expose the single method Compare, /// which return integer.... but not sure what the line below is doing // public static IComparer Default = new PersonCompareName (); public int Compare( object x, object y) { if (x is person && y is person ) { return Comparer.Default.Compare((( person )x).Name, (( person )y).Name); } else { throw new ArgumentException ( "one or both objects to compare are not person objects. " ); } } } } Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - C# log component Thanks SThotakura2, SThotakura2 wrote: Did you consider Logging Application Block It has so many things like logging to text file, database, email.... Please check the following link http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa480464.aspx Cheers From the introduction of the component, it over-satisfies the requirements. I just want simple log function to a local file, and it should be thread/process safe when they accessing the same file. I am wondering whether the Logging Application Block will degrade the performance since it provides so many functions I only need basic ones :-) regards, George Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - Interop to VB DLL fails to load I had a feeling it might be something like that, but I didn't know where that registry information was at. I'll take a look there and mess around. Thanks. Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - Accessing a password protected file. DavidThi808 wrote: Hi; If access is allowed for users on the same domain that works great - I have that. But what about: Access is limited to a local user on that server It is on another domain and access is limited to users of that domain (and there is no trust relationship between domains) It's on a linux/solaris/AS-400 share and you need a uname/pw for that system. It is on a non-domain server and the share is available to "everyone." (This seems like an easy one except we do not want to impersonate as that will also allow access to files of the impersnated user and we may not want that.) - thanks - dave Ahh, okay. I was assuming at least one local/domain user would have access to the "share". Impersonation should work for point 1. The other 3, you might be out of luck, without creating at least one drive with something like NetUseAdd. One thing to try is use URI format when accessing the share ( file://servername/sharename/directoryname/filename.ext ) and try using WebRequest, the use the WebRequest.Credentials... e.g.: // Create a request for the URL. WebRequest request = WebRequest.Create( "file://servername/sharename/directoryname/filename.ext" ); // If required by the server, set the credentials. request.Credentials = new NetworkCredentials( "username" , " p@ssw0rd ") ; // Get the response. WebResponse response = request.GetResponse(); // Get the stream containing content returned by the server. Stream dataStream = response.GetResponseStream(); // Open the stream using a StreamReader for easy access. StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(dataStream); // Read the content. string responseFromServer = reader.ReadToEnd(); I've never tried that; and, to be quite honest, would be very surprised if it does what you want. It's worth a try though. Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - I have a 32 bit vb.net service running on 64bit.. No. That answer is incorrect. There are cases where in interop signatures you need to use an appropriately sized data type, frequently a IntPtr which will be correctly sized for both 32-bit and 64-bit platforms. Do you have any more information about the failure Have you attached a debugger to see if an exception of some kind is being thrown -josh Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - What is .Net framework 3.5 licence? try finding the "eula" file Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - how to dial a phone number in a ASP .NET application? Hello: Does anybody know how to dial a phone number in an ASP.NET application Thank you. Emerson Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - How to pass the datatype of map, struct from interop dll to Vb.Net application. Hi All, I have interop dll in which there is one method which returns maps - as interop dll method ; getInfoofFile ( LPSAFEARRAY *varlistOfFilesFoldersToImport // In LPVOID pMapOfFileNameOrItemIDRevDwProps // Out ) I am calling this method from Vb.net 2005 , so how to get the out paramater in vb.net application. Thanks in adavance, Rups Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - pronlem installing .net framework 2.0 can't install .net 2.0 due to error: error 25007 can't load an object fusion with function LoadLibraryShim (): invalid descriptor version of package: 2.0.50727.42 tryed to troubleshoot this problem using several msdn articles but that didn't work Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - <C:\DOCUME~1\32329\LOCALS~1\Temp\IXP000.TMP\bootstrap.exe>. Reason: C:\WINDOWS\system32\advpack.dll yea i have the same problem with bootstrap.exe. every time i try to install msn live i get: bootstrap has caused an error in bootstrap.exe. Bootstrap will now close. then it wont install what can i do i run window ME Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - Reading Non-Microsoft files Hi Rhubarb, OpenOffice stores all data in XML format. That xml file is zipped and given approppriate extension, like *.sxc for spreadsheet file. You can try to unzip file and load data into Dataset or XmlDataDocument and then use it in your application. Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - Fire Page_Unload Event on a Button Click Hello Asp.net Guru's: I want to fire Page_unload Event on a button click.so it goes to the previous page.what Arguments i give for "Sender" and "e". why i can not use ' Me .cmdClose_Click' on page_unload I appreciate your response Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - Convert Int32 to Unknown Enum According to article: I may be able to resolve the name via the value when using a "normal" enum, but what should I do, if the Enum is a flagged enum I just can't resolve the name ... Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - How to animate in the console? By the way, I just noticed that this won't work as copied out of the post. The forum has collapsed the number of spaces in the Console.Write(" ") statement that I used to clear the line. Just make sure there are five spaces in there and it will work. There might be a better way to clear the line, and of course the real trick in anything like this is how to keep updating it while you are actually doing work, instead of just simulating it inline like I did. Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - Run Time APP DB Changing Hi, djmikke Application settings in .NET 2.0 has two types, based on scope, i.e. application-scoped settings and user-scoped settings. Application-scoped settings provide information associated with the application, so users cannot change them at run time. User-scoped settings can be used for information such as remembering the last position of a form or a font preference. Users can change these values at run time. For more information, see: ��Client Settings FAQ�� http://blogs.msdn.com/rprabhu/articles/433979.aspx Thanks Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - Displaying a Query in a TextBox..help You know, I may have misunderstood what you were asking initially. Did you want to know how to set the parameters Because I see that you tried to add them, but then you never used them. So, you had this: command = New OleDbCommand("SELECT * FROM Customers " & _ "WHERE Names = popo", conn) command.Parameters.Add("Names", OleDbType.VarChar, 15) command.Parameters.Add("Area", OleDbType.VarChar, 15) Were you initally asking about this kind of syntax command = New OleDbCommand("SELECT * FROM Customers " & _ "WHERE Names = AND Area = ", conn) command.Parameters.Add("Names", OleDbType.VarChar, 15, NameBox.Text) command.Parameters.Add("Area", OleDbType.VarChar, 15, AreaBox.Text) Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - How to use IDataAdapter ?? You have to pass variable of SqlDataAdapter type to the code and assign it like (assuming MySqlAdapterVariable is of SqlDataAdapter type) IDataAdapter adapter = MySqlAdapterVariable; Then you could call Fill method Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - Configuring access datasource HELP!!! If you want to just get some data from a buch of text files, maybe a better approach might be to go after the text directly rather than via access. Are all the text files in a particular directory or set of directories Can you provide the layout of one of the files, and the information you are after It should be faily easy to get a quick example running. Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - Eventid missing in Framework 2.0 I don't quite know how to explain the disparent values. One thing I will point out though is that you'll ultimately be getting back an int so you should truncate the InstanceID (which is a long) to an int before doing the binary operation. Maybe this will resolve your issue. Michael Taylor - 2/17/07 http://p3net.mvps.org Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - Select options from a dynamic web programatically You don't want to post the entire contents of the page, but only a short string describing all of the elements of the <form> node thats being submitted. The general format is: [name]=[value]&[name]=[value]&... For instance: __EVENTTARGET=drpservice&__VIEWSTATE=...&drpservice=051 -dave Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - problem loading .csv file Hello, The application I'm building is supposed to read data from .csv file and then put it in Sql Server. I'm trying to connect to csv file like this: OdbcConnection conodbc = new OdbcConnection ( "name1.csv" ); also like this OleDbConnection conole = new OleDbConnection ( "name1.csv" ); but in both cases i get same error {"Format of the initialization string does not conform to specification starting at index 0."} how can i solve this Is there some other way to load csv file Thanks Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - SerialPort class in non-overlapped mode No, You forget the start bit and the stop bit. There are at least 10 bits to transmit for each byte. If you also use parity, there are 11 bits. Sorry, I don't know anything about p/Invoke. Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - OnlyReleaseBug - StrackTrace Usage My Code looks like that: Code Snippet public static DAOKBParameter GetValid( int Jahr) { foreach ( DAOKBParameter objParam in AllData()) //DOSomething return null ; } public static List < DAOKBParameter > AllData() { return ExecuteListQuery< DAOKBParameter >( null ); } public static List ExecuteListQuery( Dictionary < string , object > parameters) { return ExecuteListQuery( null , parameters); } public static List ExecuteListQuery( DataAccessObject caller, Dictionary < string , object > parameters) { ... GetCallingMethod(); } Using The StrackTrace I trace the following lines: Code Snippet Logger .Write( "TRACE OF GetCallingMethod()" , "Trace" ); Logger .Write( "(3):" + TheStack.GetFrame(3).GetMethod().Name, "Trace" ); Logger .Write( "(2):" + TheStack.GetFrame(2).GetMethod().Name, "Trace" ); Logger .Write( "(1):" + TheStack.GetFrame(1).GetMethod().Name, "Trace" ); The output in DEBUG is: 15.05.2007 15:29:25: TRACE OF GetCallingMethod() 15.05.2007 15:29:25: (4):GetValid 15.05.2007 15:29:25: (3):AllData 15.05.2007 15:29:25: (2):ExecuteListQuery 15.05.2007 15:29:25: (1):ExecuteListQuery The output on RELEASE is: 15.05.2007 15:27:43: TRACE OF GetCallingMethod() 15.05.2007 15:27:43: (3):GetValid 15.05.2007 15:27:43: (2):ExecuteListQuery 15.05.2007 15:27:43: (1):ExecuteListQuery How Can I prevent that in Release Because I really need to know exactly which method is the caller, and it seems that the optimizer in release "dumps" the call of AllData() in GetValid(), because AllData() is not contained in the stracktrace. Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - Reading faster from big text files > You can't beat a database engine searching through a large table with a > well-tuned index. Depends on what you mean by "well-tuned." It's easy to beat a database engine searching through a large table with a well-tuned index if you're using a trie and the database engine is using a hashtable. > No other short-cuts for trawling through a 200 MB text file. There are plenty of short-cuts for trawling through a 200 MB text file. Skiena devotes an entire chapter to them. If you can't preprocess the file, there are other things that can speed things up for you: If you're reading the file a line at a time, every time you read a line, the CLR is creating a new String and a StringBuilder to populate it. Those aren't zero-time operations. And if you're processing several hundred thousand lines, that's a lot of disposed objects to garbage-collect. On the other hand, if you declare a byte[] array of some large size and process the file block by block, you're not creating or disposing any objects, and you're calling FileStream.Read() many fewer times than you were calling FileStream.ReadLine(). (By "some large size" I mean somewhere between twenty thousand and two million.) Then you can implement an efficient searching algorithm (like Boyer-Moore) on the byte[] array. Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - consuming Java MTOM web service using WSE3 Any one can help me Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - Update dataset from database after the database filled the primary key with an AutoNumber because you would need to get the last record which would be the new record you just inserted, or search the datatable for the row using whatever data you entered for that row by iterating through it or by using a DataView to give it a filter, which will return back the results in a DataTable. Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - where does ServiceController gain its authority to start and stop services? I was thinking this was how I'd have to approach it... I was hoping there was some easier way than to do that, but perhaps I can wrap it and make it more functional for my usage. thanks so much! Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development
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    - Office PIA Question Hi maghack, The Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.dll is actually in the GAC, you cannot find it using window explorer. For another language, I think you can find the option of add this assembly as reference while compiling your code using the compiler. For F#, you can use ��FSC.EXE -r Reference an F# or .NET DLL��, for more details please visit Using F# Interactive (FSI.EXE) . Then you can use Excel in your F# program like the code example in this article: F Sharp Excel Automation . For other languages compiler, I think you should be able to find the compiling option like F#. Also in this page , you can find how to use F# Interactive in Visual Studio which is recommended. Hope this helps! Thanks! Tag: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe) .NET Development

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I have a xml file and part of my code need to use this file as an input to executes another program. For some security reason, I don't like to release this xml file with my binary. So is there a way to build the xml file into a binary and at runtime I can generate this file dynamically and pass it to the program

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Re: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe)

Rick Byers - MSFT

Hi,

The Building development and diagnostic tools for .NET forum is about using CLR APIs to build developer tools like debuggers and profilers. I've moved your question to a forum which should be more appropriate.

Thanks,

Rick

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Re: XML and the .NET Framework build a xml file into a binary (dll or exe)

Martin Honnen

You can put an XML document in your assembly and then your application can read it out using the GetManifestResourceStream method.

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