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I have had lots of trouble setting up the code on the computer I work. The project is a web service. When I load it, I share the wwwroot directory, get that sorted. When i try to open the solution, I keep getting the message, "Cannot get folder information from the server".
what does that mean?
Thanks
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hi,
Check Whether Your Created Virtual Directory For Your Application
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did you have some settings for the application in iis?
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I have had problems with the Microsoft Installer. I want the setup to run 2 msi files. I cant seem to get around doing it as I get lost. I can configure the registry, conditions and requirements and the destination folder. Added the first of the 2 msi. Now, how do I add the next one.
Please help. 
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hi,
Microsoft installer tool is not much efficient for our all requirement. Once i faced the same problem. Better you can go for third party installers. For more informations you can view the post of this below mentioned threads.
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I was wondering in a RichTextBox or whatever how you would go about having a dreamweaver/Visual Studio style tabbing i.e.
namespace
{
whatever
whatever
class
{
whatever2
whatever2
}
}
So when you enter a new line it keeps the tab at the same place unless you tab back? (and the tab is at a nice spaced distance).
Anyhow if you can make any sense of that and can help I would be great full.
Thanks,
Richard
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I posted a snippet about 3-4 months back that does just that. I couldnt figure out how to set the tab sizes in the RTB though. Its a pretty useless control for coding...
top secret xacc-ide 0.0.1
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leppie wrote:
Its a pretty useless control for coding...
Yeah I totally agree. Your Advanced TextBox rocks for it though.
Aaron Eldreth
TheCollective4.com
My Articles
I hereby boycott this poll. Really....
- Leppie
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Aaron Eldreth wrote:
Your Advanced TextBox rocks for it though.
Thanks, I just wish I can find time to finish it 
top secret xacc-ide 0.0.1
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I agree,
This is just what I was looking for thanks 
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he wants sourcecode of game flat eagerly.this game flat is a game kit,it contain kinds of online games
anyone could help him?
thanks very much
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Did he try asking the developer of game flat? It never hurts to ask, the worse he good do is say no.;P
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I spent days looking for it on internet,but i can't find what i want,could you give some websites of free sourececode about game flat? thanks
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Is there a way to start an instance of Internet Explorer from a C#-form, so that IE automaticly opens the page http://www.xxxxxxxx.com?
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This line should do the job:
Process.Start("iexplore", "http://www.xxxxxxxx.com");
www.troschuetz.de
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No, I am not the signature.
I "-------" (dream?) here!
Is this wat it means ?!
Well what does it mean !
Bikram Singh
I believe we should all pay our tax with a smile. I tried - but they wanted cash.
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You could start the default browser (not neccessarily IE) by calling
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("http://www.xxxxxxx.com");mav
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Thanks 
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Hi all,
I'm trying to make a class (DSWrapper) which extends DataSet, so I can put in a customized Sort() method:
class DSWrapper : DataSet
{
public DataSet Sort()
{
//sorting code
}
}
To call it I have another class (EditRecords) with a method (ListAll) that returns a DataSet, thus:
DSWrapper dsw = (DSWrapper) EditRecords.ListAll();
dsw.Sort();
//...then bind to datagrid
However I get a runtime exception because the cast is not valid. (Dataset -> DSWrapper) This makes sense I suppose, but is there a way round it? Is my idea just damn silly?
If anyone could help that would be really great.
Best Wishes
Steven
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Hi Steven!
You could add a constructor to your DSWrapper taking a DataSet as parameter:
public DSWrapper(DataSet theDataSet)
{
}and then perform
DSWrapper dsw = new DSWrapper(EditRecords.ListAll());
dsw.Sort();
mav
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Hi mav, thanks for replying.
Yes that works, but it means the inheritance part of it is "by the by" doesn't it?
That's a "has a" rather than "is a" class.
Is there a way to do it with inheritance?
Steven
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You could also alter your EditRecords class to return a DSWrapper object instead of a DataSet, but honestly I wouldn't.
You could, however, leave the interface of EdtRecords.ListAll untouched and just return a DSWrapper object. DSWrapper inherits DataSet, so this should work.
Then you _could_ downcast to DSWrapper and call Sort, but that's not very obvious from a design point of view. I think it's much cleaner to instantiate a subclass.
Your DSWrapper class adds new functionality to DataSet, so this functionality only can be used if the object itself _is_ an instance of DSWrapper. No way to alter DataSet itself to add a Sort method.
Regards,
mav
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