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Re: Give .NET Compiled Assemblly DLL StrongName

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.29-Jul-10 5:35

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.

29-Jul-10 5:35

Recompile it.

Or use the sn tool http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/k5b5tt23%28VS.80%29.aspx[^]

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Re: Give .NET Compiled Assemblly DLL StrongName

I Believe In GOD29-Jul-10 5:54

I Believe In GOD

29-Jul-10 5:54

Hi ,

How do I give already Compiled .NET DLL "strong-name" using sn.exe tools

thanks

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Re: Give .NET Compiled Assemblly DLL StrongName

Nagy Vilmos29-Jul-10 5:59

Nagy Vilmos

29-Jul-10 5:59

sn -rtfm myassembly.dll -key strong.coffee

[clue - get one]

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Re: Give .NET Compiled Assemblly DLL StrongName

I Believe In GOD29-Jul-10 6:02

I Believe In GOD

29-Jul-10 6:02

Thanks ,

I bet you don't know the answer, Otherwise you will put it here !

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Re: Give .NET Compiled Assemblly DLL StrongName

Eddy Vluggen29-Jul-10 6:25

Eddy Vluggen

29-Jul-10 6:25

The answer is the first line of his post. You're concentrating on the second line only.

The documentation can be found here[^].

--edit
I didn't read the first line of his post very well, my apologies. It won't execute on the console, but it would be quite some hint on where to get started.

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Re: Give .NET Compiled Assemblly DLL StrongName [modified]

I Believe In GOD29-Jul-10 6:38

I Believe In GOD

29-Jul-10 6:38

thank you

I know which line of his replay contain the rude sarcasm of what you called an answer , "RTFM"

----

And I think there is no WAY to sign compiled.net Assembly With SN.exe tool!

May be I need another tool, something like .NET Protect software !

P.S :
Non of you know what the SN.exe documentation contains ! , you never read it !
You only read the title , and you think by providing a link for such a manual, Doing a good for me !!
Or helping me create my Own ways to answer all my Questions , like some freak monks in chines , Japanese movies!

BTW , I read the manual before I ask the Question , and I have Googled it !

Edit :
And I am sorry too , I don't want to be an @$$

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modified on Thursday, July 29, 2010 12:44 PM

Re: Give .NET Compiled Assemblly DLL StrongName

Eddy Vluggen29-Jul-10 7:15

Eddy Vluggen

29-Jul-10 7:15

Stark DaFixzer wrote:
I know which line of his replay contain the rude sarcasm of what you called an answer , "RTFM"

Again my apologies, I assumed that the answer given was correct and that you were having problems executing it on the console. I just tried it, doesn't work as expected.

Stark DaFixzer wrote:
And I am sorry too , I don't want to be an @$$

You were right.

FWIW, found this[^] article on how to bypass it. Not easy though.

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Re: Give .NET Compiled Assemblly DLL StrongName

I Believe In GOD29-Jul-10 7:34

I Believe In GOD

29-Jul-10 7:34

it's OK , I wrote my post before you edit yours ,
then I edit mine after you edit yours

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Re: Give .NET Compiled Assemblly DLL StrongName

Eddy Vluggen29-Jul-10 8:43

Eddy Vluggen

29-Jul-10 8:43

Thanks

Re: Give .NET Compiled Assemblly DLL StrongName

I Believe In GOD29-Jul-10 7:38

I Believe In GOD

29-Jul-10 7:38

And your link save my day thank you !

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Re: Give .NET Compiled Assemblly DLL StrongName

OriginalGriff29-Jul-10 6:11

OriginalGriff

29-Jul-10 6:11

LOL! 5 - but I think it went "whooosh" with the OP. Laugh | :laugh:

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Need help determining Dirty state of ActiveRecord

Paul Brower29-Jul-10 3:06

Paul Brower

29-Jul-10 3:06

Does anyone know how to determine 'dirty' state of a Castle ActiveRecord?

If I have an ActiveRecord class called Note, and I have a List<note>, how to I determine which notes have been changed?

Code behind File System Watcher

thomforum29-Jul-10 2:50

thomforum

29-Jul-10 2:50

Hello All --

I am trying to watch a folder for any changes to it. I am integrating my code with a CAD application to make modifications to a model depending on the changes occuring in the watched folder. So, to watch a folder I make use of filesystemwatcher. But when I do that, there are some problems occuring with CAD Application. Without filesystemwatcher this works perfectly fine. Now I use timer to see any changes in that folder. Searching over the net, many told that there are some bugs in filesystemwatcher. Does anybody have the code that is behind FileSystemWatcher ?

Thanks,
Thomas.

Re: Code behind File System Watcher

Not Active29-Jul-10 3:05

Not Active

29-Jul-10 3:05

How is the FileSystemWatching affecting the application? Unless you are modifying the files in some way there should be no issues, it simply notifies you of a change.

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Re: Code behind File System Watcher

Luc Pattyn29-Jul-10 4:03

Luc Pattyn

29-Jul-10 4:03

Hi,

I'm not aware of any bugs in FileSystemWatcher class. There are a few things you may need to know about it though:
- one file operation may result in several FSW chanes being triggered; e.g. a big write may touch several sectors and clusters; more info is here: FileSystemWatcher - Pure Chaos (Part 1 of 2)[^]
- there is no "file operation done" signal; so if your app needs to read a newly written file, a simple write event isn't sufficient. A common solution is to use another (small) file as a signal: watch for file B being created; create big file A; when done create small file B causing a signal.

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Re: Code behind File System Watcher

Bernhard Hiller1-Aug-10 22:22

Bernhard Hiller

1-Aug-10 22:22

Be aware that some applications strangely create an empty file first, and a few moments later on they open it for writing and write the contents. FileSystemWatcher is very fast, and you may happen to move the file away when it is still empty - if the other application then tries to open it for writing, that application could be stupid enough to cause an exception. Try to create your own watcher class by encapsulating FileSystemWatcher and dealing with empty files and files still being written by the other application, and some more strange things specific of that CAD application.

Re: Code behind File System Watcher

thomforum10-Aug-10 16:22

thomforum

10-Aug-10 16:22

All --

I thank everybody for dropping in and letting me know the various aspects. I still couldnt figure out why the trouble is happening. I can successfully watch a folder and get the file changed/created/deleted notifications, but when I try opening a file in UG(Unigraphics CAD App) (The next line in code is opening a file in a CAD Application) it throws out an error "Attempt to read or write protected memory." Hence I am forced to use timer. But timer is not a true solution. Probably I can send in the code and a small file to be opened in CAD, but I am dubious, whether somebody will have the CAD App.

Code : C#
CAD APP: UG NX 5

Thanks and Cheers
Thomas

special character replacement

varsh1229-Jul-10 2:14

varsh12

29-Jul-10 2:14

hi
how can i replace "\\" with "\".

because i am using,

String.Replace("\\","\");
but it does not work.

thanx

Re: special character replacement

OriginalGriff29-Jul-10 2:21

OriginalGriff

29-Jul-10 2:21

That is because C# reads a '\' character as a special saying "The next character is a character to replace with something".
use

String.Replace ("\\\\", "\\");

String.Replace(@"\\", @"\");

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Re: special character replacement

Keith Barrow29-Jul-10 2:23

Keith Barrow

29-Jul-10 2:23

Normally, you don't need to:

Console.WriteLine("\\");

will output \. You have to do extra work to switch the escaping functionality off (using @ before the string):

Console.WriteLine(@"\\");

will output \\. If you are still having problems, please post extra code so we can see what is going on better.

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Re: special character replacement

varsh1229-Jul-10 2:35

varsh12

29-Jul-10 2:35

thanks, but this is not work

Re: special character replacement

Keith Barrow29-Jul-10 2:46

Keith Barrow

29-Jul-10 2:46

The code I added does work, I checked it, and it is part of the language specification!

If you want to output \ you need to use "\\" or @"\"
If you want to output \\ you need to use "\\\\" or @"\\"

The @ character switches the escaping off. If you are still having problems, I suggest you post more of your code, something else might be happening!

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Re: special character replacement

musefan29-Jul-10 2:49

musefan

29-Jul-10 2:49

Is that your actual code?

working example...

string s = @"some\\text";
s = s.Replace(@"\\", @"\");
//s should now = "some\text";

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Re: special character replacement

varsh1229-Jul-10 3:12

varsh12

29-Jul-10 3:12

Actually i am using xml file. In my xml file contains following text:

\u092A\u094B\u0937\u093E\u0939\u093E\u0930

and i want to convert in correspponding letter through httpUtility.htmlEncode().
when i put above code in htmlEncode function, it works properly.

when i retrieve this in C# as string it shows like:
\\u092A\\u094B\\u0937\\u093E\\u0939\\u093E\\u0930. so this is not convert.

please guide me.

Re: special character replacement

PIEBALDconsult29-Jul-10 3:17

PIEBALDconsult

29-Jul-10 3:17

If you are simply looking at the value in the debugger, then those extra back-slashes aren't really there, don't worry about them.

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