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That is called Virtual Mode. I don't think ListBox has that but you should be able to satisfy your requirements by using the ListView which does have a Virtual Mode.
led mike
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Thanks Led Mike! That's just what I needed. In case anyone else has a similar problem, I found this article which explains how to use a virtual ListView: [^]
modified on Thursday, January 24, 2008 11:22:37 AM
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FYI, here's a link to the next ListView article. (There's no link in the first article.) [^]
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Hi all,
I'm trying to write some code to upload files from the machine where the windows application is installed to a server, for example from "C:\MyFolder\file.wav" to "http://ip/Project/folder/file.wav".
I tried:
WebClient objClient = new WebClient();
objClient.UploadFile(ServerURL, LocalFile);
but it always give me this exception:
An exception occurred during a WebClient request.
InnerException = {"Unable to write data to the transport connection: An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine."}
Any idea?
Thanks.
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Is a firewall blocking the port?
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how can i be sure of this? i don't have firewall installed!!
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If you don't have a firewall installed, the windows firewall is probably running. Look in the security center on the control panel, and see if the windows firewall is running. If so, add the port you are using to the exclusions list and try it again.
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Hi,
I am using a ListBox on my form. My ListBox.Items property (which is ObjectCollection) contains objects of my-defined class type, whose ToString() methods are overriden. As I know, a ListBox calls the ToString() method of each item in its Items property to build a "string" to display. When adding a new object item ot Items affects display strings as a result.
So far everything is good and reasonable. The problem is that, when I MODIFY an object's content held by ListBox.Items, I expect the ListBox control redraw its content. Cause my modification affects the overridden ToString() method of an object of ListBox.Items. So I expect that the ListBox control to change display string of related object.
Unfortunately it does not work even if I have tried to call ListBox.Refresh(), or Update() method. Any other method I should call or my way thinking about ListBox.Items and displaying mechanism is wrong?
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Maybe my thinking here is wrong, but how about simply clearing the listbox and re-add your object collection?
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Ok, thanks. I have just tried and it works.
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Great 
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IMO removing and adding the collection is too much effort and causes flickering.
Invalidate() should be sufficient, unless you are in an event handler and want an immediate
repaint, if so use Refresh().
If that does not work for you, then something is wrong and you may want to show some code.
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The displayed text does change for my business object collection when bound to a list box.
Are you setting the items manually (using Add) or you set the DataSource to your object collection? Which interface did you implemented on the collection? (IList, BindingList, ICollection etc)?
Also check out the ListChangedEventArgs[^]
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In my current project I need to customize ListView control's appearance. I need to change the groups heading style. Is there any way to do this ? I have inherited a new control from ListView class. But I couldn't find any helping methods to override. Anyone having any idea on doing this ?
Thanks
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Thanks, I will check that
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N a v a n e e t h wrote: I need to change the groups heading style.
First there is no single ListView Control, there are different versions of it. Some messages for the control like LVM_MOVEITEMTOGROUP are still documented as "not implemented". My interpretation of the Vista ListView documentation is that you can now assign an image from the controls image list to a Group. This might mean that you could use images to control the Group Header. I did not research the 3.0 BCL ListView to see if those messages have been included in the ListView class. However you could always do it yourself with C++/CLI or even *gulp* PInvoke.
led mike
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led mike wrote: PInvoke.
Thanks. I was also thinking same. But problem is, my application is supposed to work under MAC too. So I am doing a MONO compilation for this. Pinvokes are not fully supported with MONO.
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N a v a n e e t h wrote: my application is supposed to work under MAC too. So I am doing a MONO compilation for this.
That's probably something you want to say up front in all your future posts for that project.
led mike
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Hi all,
So you have a table "Items" with 2 fields (SQL Server 2000):
Column Datatype Length Allow Nulls
-------------------------------------------
ItemID int 4 0
ItemPicture image 16 1
Now you want to insert a record with the ItemID=1 and with no picture (i.e. null).
So you do this (.NET 2.0):
string strSQL =
"insert into items (ItemID, ItemPicture) values(@ItemID, @ItemPicture)";
SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand(strSQL, GetDBConnection());
cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@ItemID", "1");
cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@ItemPicture", System.DBNull.Value);
if (cmd.Connection.State != ConnectionState.Open)
cmd.Connection.Open();
cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
if (cmd.Connection.State != ConnectionState.Closed)
cmd.Connection.Close();
And you get an exception: "Operand type clash: nvarchar is incompatible with image".
Question:
So how can you insert a null value to an image field?
Thanks in advance,
Danny
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DannyAdler wrote: So how can you insert a null value to an image field?
I have no idea. Can you not just insert a picture of size 1*1, or 0*0? Infact, does it even let you make a picture of 0*0?
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The DBNull value is converted to a string, so you are actually trying to put the string returned by DBNull.ToString() (which is an empty string) into the field.
Specify the data type for the parameter:
cmd.Parameters.Add("@ItemPicture", SqlDbType.Image).Value = System.DBNull.Value;
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When I first run my app and mini it to that system tray I can hover the mouse over it and it will show the correct text. If I show the form back to the screen and then hover the mouse over it says (1 runs). Now if I continue to mini and show this form the number increases (2 runs)... What is this?
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Something in your code is updating the Text property of the NotifyIcon when restored from and minimized to tray.
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Yep you are correct. I'm using some pretty cool code to clear out phantom icons from the system tray that changed my text. I have it all working now, thank you
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