C#

Leslie Sanford wrote:

One thing you may want to consider is to use the System class as a wrapper around the EventQueue class. So instead of using message objects, a plugin would call a method on the system object itself. So...

Leslie Sanford wrote:

One thing that I think needs clearing up is the event handlers in the plugins. If a plugin sends an event to the other plugins, would you require those events to be handled in the OnMessage method, or would you have other methods for handling events from other plugins?

I'm trying to find out if a plugin distinquishes between events sent from the System and from other plugins.

smesser wrote:

The only problem for me with this approach is that my message object inherits from a Data item and also can cantain a list of this data items. It is very flexible and can be used to send lists of any type of data.

public bool OnMessage(ISystem system, IMessage message)
{    
    // Do something with message.    
    if(message...)    
    {    
    }    

    // Send a message to system and other plugins:    
    system.Send("Completed", this, new SomeMessage()); 

    return true;    
}

string s = new string('x', 50000);<br />
string[] a = new string[10000];<br />
for (int i=0; i<10000; i++) a[i] = s;

tasleem143 wrote:

but it gives sql exception i dont know why.what i want to do is create table when app starts on sql server. if you tell me technique of executing sql srcipt file or other method

tasleem143 wrote:

if you tell me technique of executing sql srcipt file or other method

tasleem143 wrote:

it gives sql exception

mihaila mihai wrote:

this.SetStyle(ControlStyles.AllPaintingInWmPaint, true);
this.SetStyle(ControlStyles.DoubleBuffer, true);

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ujupanmester wrote:

destinatar1p.Value = dgdest.Items[0].FindControl("lbldest"); <- Problemns

destinatar1p.Value = ((Label)dgdest.Items[0].FindControl("lbldest")).Text;