Can I do something like this: <object id="mydb" type="string"> <value>"blah"</value> <-- note that <value> tag does not really exist </object> So that I could use it later like so: <object id="Someobject" type="Sometype"> <property name="ConnectionString" ref="mydb"/> </object> EDIT: this was SpringFramework.NET sol...
If you have a Point3 class and have a method called Distance, should you have it static like this: Point3.Distance ( p1, p2 ); or an instance method like: this.Distance ( p ); I realize using static methods hinders inheritance and overriding, right? Which one is better, and why? ...
Basically I have checked out xna and some of slimdx (Promit :)), which has lots of structs. Pretty much all methods that looked like this: public static Vector3 operator + ( Vector3 a, Vector3 b ) where doing stuff like: Vector3 c = new Vector3 ( ... ) I am wondering if it makes sense to just do: a.X += b.X ... return a Obvious...
I've been trying to add a web reference to a webservice located on an Apache Tomcat web server but I always receive an "HTTP status 503: Service Unavailable". I've been told that the problem is that Tomcat doesn't allow 2 HTTP parameters when requesting the wsdl. The URL I'm trying to retrieve the wsdl looks like: http://208.35.164.35...
One thing that really interests me that I don’t see much written about or discussed in .NET circles is how the runtime takes our abstractions and implements them via the CLR. While there are a few books out there that discuss some of these issues (i.e. Richter’s CLR via C# or the very tragically ignored Advanced .NET Programming by Simon...
Is there a way to keep a window inactive looking, even if it contains focus? I have two forms (A and B). After the user interacts with A, I transfer focus back to B. The result of the focus transfers (the user clicking on the A, then focus being transferred back to B) is that form A blinks from active to inactive. This looks ugly (es...
I have a System.Windows.Form class (my main class). There is a RootMenu object. This is my own custom object. I'm trying to loop through the RootMenu object and on each pass add a ToolStripMenuItem to a ContextMenuStrip (which I named ContextMenu). The RootMenu object contains a List. Links have Names and Urls (both strings). When the f...
What is the best method of using native menus in C#? Edit: I want to use the native menu because it's better looking than the ugly .NET menu. Can someone explain to me exactly how I can use it? ...
Hello, Is it possible to convert some of the dlls of .Net framework 3.5 and use it in .Net framework 2.0? I really need the managed named pipes namespace in .Net 2.0 :-( Thanks ...
I have a control that look something like this: <asp:DetailsView ID="dvUsers" runat="server" DataSourceID="odsData" DataKeyNames="Id"> ... </asp:DetailsView> Which in the end will create a <table> as the outer-most element. In my CSS I have: table tr { border-top: 0 ; border-left: 0 ; border-right: 0 ; border-bottom...
Hi, I can do most things I need to with mshtml, but I'm a bit stuck with how to set a checkbox input element to "checked". Here's the situation... IHTMLElementCollection inputElements = (IHTMLElementCollection)doc.all.tags("input"); foreach (IHTMLElement el in inputElements) { string elementHtml = el.outerHTML; string termsOfSe...
Exact duplicate: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18465/net-parse-verses-convert can anyone help me? ...
I work on an open source product called EVEMon written in C# targeting the .NET 2.0 platform, I have one user who is suffering from a strange .NET crash that we have been unable to resolve. Event Type: Error Event Source: .NET Runtime 2.0 Error Reporting Event Category: None Event ID: 5000 Date: 4/29/2009 Time: 10:58:10 PM User: N/A Co...
Hello there. I'm writing an C# App (WinForm) with a ListBox having content added by the user. Now, I could have a ordinary button under the ListBox to remove items, but I would like to have the button right next to the content, thus being inside of the ListBox. Like this: Content 1 | X Content 2 | X ... Content 5 | X The problem is ...
I have a need to display a custom form instead of the default inspector form for an outlook appointment item. I want to do this in C#. There's a good tutorial on devx but it's using VB, and I want to use C#. So I've translated the code to C# and I'm having a problem where I need to override the Open event handler for the AppointmentI...
Is there a way to list all strings (that are not embeddet in a ressource) in a .net project? I'm particulary interested in messagebox strings etc. so I can check if everything has been translated and written correctly. All tools I have tried so far can only list ressoure strings. Any help very appreciated. Ah forgot to say: I'm a Windo...
I have created a Windows Forms application in .NET 2 using C# that runs continuously. For most accounts I am pleased with it, but it has been reported to me that it has failed occasionally. I am able to monitor its performance for 50% of the time and I have never noticed a failure. At this point I am concerned that perhaps the program ...
I have a condition in a silverlight application that comapres 2 strings, for some reason when I use '==' it returns false while .Equals() returns true. Here is the code : if (((ListBoxItem)lstBaseMenu.SelectedItem).Content.Equals("Energy Attack")) { // Execute code } if (((ListBoxItem)lstBaseMenu.SelectedItem).Content == "Energy At...
I'm creating a specialised proxy class that implements IList<T> and wraps an internal List<T> instance. List<T> itself implements IList<T>, which declares a member bool IsReadOnly, but when I try to access that member from my own class, I can't because in List<T>, IsReadOnly is private. So my question is; if an implementation of an int...
Unlike Java, why C# treats methods as non-virtual functions by default? Is it more likely to be a performance issue rather than other possible outcomes? I remind reading a paragraph from Anders Hejlsberg about the several advantages the existing architecture is bringing out. But, what about side effects? Is it really a good trade-off to...