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Re: fdsfadsffdsfadsfsdfdsfadsfdsfas Pete O'Hanlon16-Dec-08 8:37 Pete O'Hanlon 16-Dec-08 8:37  That's easy for you to say. "WPF has many lovers. It's a veritable porn star!" - Josh Smith My blog | My articles | MoXAML PowerToys Re: fdsfadsffdsfadsfsdfdsfadsfdsfas Mark Salsbery16-Dec-08 8:40 Mark Salsbery 16-Dec-08 8:40  Pete O'Hanlon wrote: That's easy for you to say. Indeed! And I did it all with ONE HAND! Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ Re: fdsfadsffdsfadsfsdfdsfadsfdsfas Pete O'Hanlon16-Dec-08 8:44 Pete O'Hanlon 16-Dec-08 8:44  That's more information than I need to know. "WPF has many lovers. It's a veritable porn star!" - Josh Smith My blog | My articles | MoXAML PowerToys Re: fdsfadsffdsfadsfsdfdsfadsfdsfas Mark Salsbery16-Dec-08 8:48 Mark Salsbery 16-Dec-08 8:48  Right when I posted that I was thinking that could be misinterpreted Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ How to differentiate between Project reference and assembly reference? Manish Paul15-Dec-08 9:07 Manish Paul 15-Dec-08 9:07  hi, I am using CodeModel apis to parse a CSPROJ (C# project) file. The VSProject::References API will return all refernces. How to differentiate between Project reference and assembly reference? Regards, Manish Re: How to differentiate between Project reference and assembly reference? Mark Salsbery15-Dec-08 11:36 Mark Salsbery 15-Dec-08 11:36  I don't know any details, but a quick look in a CSPROJ file shows assembly references under <Reference> keys while project references are under <ProjectReference> keys. Open a CSPROJ file in a text editor - it's XML. Mark Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ Re: How to differentiate between Project reference and assembly reference? Jon_Boy16-Dec-08 2:03 Jon_Boy 16-Dec-08 2:03  Ditto. Just open up the proj file and examine the contents. The tags are pretty descriptive Any suggestions, ideas, or 'constructive criticism' are always welcome. "There's no such thing as a stupid question, only stupid people." - Mr. Garrison Re: How to differentiate between Project reference and assembly reference? Manish Paul16-Dec-08 5:02 Manish Paul 16-Dec-08 5:02  Hi, I am aware that the project references can be identified from CSPROJ file. However, my query was "Is there any code model API which can do this for me"? Regards, Manish Select method of Dataset not working Nitin198115-Dec-08 5:44 Nitin1981 15-Dec-08 5:44  Hi! I'm using Select method to return rows from dataset. The problem is when I'm using select method to return using 1 method to return data I'm getting the result but when I'm using 2 method it does not return any value. I tried seaching on Google I could not find any answer for this. timeStamp&gt;= '08/12/2008 03:16:39' //Returns all rows timeStamp&gt;= '08/12/2008 03:16:39' And timeStamp&lt;= '08/12/2008 03:16:40' //This returns 0 rows //objDSVideoFile is a dataset object 1. The following returns all rows as result MFilteredRows = objDSVideoFile.Tables("ContextImage").Select("timeStamp>= '" & intStartTime & "' ") Run time value timeStamp>= '08/12/2008 03:16:39' 2. This does not return any row MFilteredRows = objDSVideoFile.Tables("ContextImage").Select("timeStamp>= '" & intStartTime & "' " & "And timeStamp<= '" & intEndTime & "'") Run time value timeStamp>= '08/12/2008 03:16:39' And timeStamp<= '08/12/2008 03:16:40' I've the (dates) values as given below including these values. Minimum value à 2008-08-12T03:16:39.468 Maximum value à 2008-08-12T03:16:56.140 Thanks for any help Don't Quit knowing the frame work is installed or not shavil15-Dec-08 3:30 shavil 15-Dec-08 3:30  Hi, I am writing a windows application and i want to write the code to know weather .net frame work is there or not and i want to know weather iis is installed or not. after executing my application i want to run on other system with the help of that exe file. please send any links or code how to know the framework is installed or not and iis is there or not.... the program should run on other also(where there will be no dot net) system with "Exe file". It should prompt the message that framework is not there Re: knowing the frame work is installed or not Dave Kreskowiak15-Dec-08 4:06 Dave Kreskowiak 15-Dec-08 4:06  If the framework is not installed, your C# or VB.NET code simply isn't going to run. As for detecting if IIS is installed, it's easy to find out. Try this[^] first. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 Re: knowing the frame work is installed or not Dragonfly_Lee24-Dec-08 19:09 Dragonfly_Lee 24-Dec-08 19:09  You can also use the installer tool to detect if the framework has been installed and then take actions. Tan Li I Love KongFu~ [Message Deleted] C470214-Dec-08 23:26 C4702 14-Dec-08 23:26  [Message Deleted] Cross post Kristian Sixhøj15-Dec-08 0:17 Kristian Sixhøj 15-Dec-08 0:17  Don't cross post.[^] Kristian Sixhoej sixhoej.net - forums.sixhoej.net Framework Reference not found DwR14-Dec-08 23:09 DwR 14-Dec-08 23:09  Hi, I'm tryig to add a project reference to Microsoft.ServiceModel.Channels.dll, specifically to access the UnSupportedOperationException exception class. However, I can't see it in the list of .Net references. I'm surprised not to find this dll in the frameowrk list. Can someone explain what I should be referencing in order to access UnSupportedOperatinException? Regards, Dave Re: Framework Reference not found Pete O'Hanlon15-Dec-08 0:22 Pete O'Hanlon 15-Dec-08 0:22  This DLL is only available in .NET 3, .NET 3.5 or as addon functionality in .NET 2. What version are you using? "WPF has many lovers. It's a veritable porn star!" - Josh Smith My blog | My articles | MoXAML PowerToys Re: Framework Reference not found DwR15-Dec-08 1:35 DwR 15-Dec-08 1:35  I'm using .Net 3.5 so it should be there. I'm wondering whether there's something about my project config that's getting in the way that I'm not aware of. Target framework is marked as 3.5 but perhaps there's more I need to consider... Regards, Dave Re: Framework Reference not found Pete O'Hanlon15-Dec-08 11:50 Pete O'Hanlon 15-Dec-08 11:50  I believe you need to download this[^]. "WPF has many lovers. It's a veritable porn star!" - Josh Smith My blog | My articles | MoXAML PowerToys Is it possible to add plugin/add-in to Visual Studio 2008 IDE for a Java based application? Manish Paul14-Dec-08 18:51 Manish Paul 14-Dec-08 18:51  Hi, I am trying to add a plugin/add-in to Visual Studio 2008. But my limitation is, this application is in Java 1.6. So, I was wondering is it possible to add a java based plugin in Visual Studio 2008? Are there any APIs? Regards, Manish Re: Is it possible to add plugin/add-in to Visual Studio 2008 IDE for a Java based application? DwR14-Dec-08 23:36 DwR 14-Dec-08 23:36  Take a look at www.ikvm.net. That might help though i expect the newness of the java release will cause issues. Regards, Dave Re: Is it possible to add plugin/add-in to Visual Studio 2008 IDE for a Java based application? Kevin McFarlane18-Dec-08 12:21 Kevin McFarlane 18-Dec-08 12:21  This may be relevant http://dev.mainsoft.com/[^] but isn't free. Kevin mapi33 campk12-Dec-08 2:50 campk 12-Dec-08 2:50  does anyone know what, if anything, is going on with the MAPI33 wrapper [site]? I've been doing some research on Extended MAPI + .NET and came across this library (and it seems to suit my needs well) at www.mapi33.adexsolutions.com but didn't download the trial or docs, and now it seems to be gone..? it redirects to valuehost.ru; i would guess that maybe they've exceeded bandwidth on the colo/hosting plan, or something similar, but since i don't speak russian, and most of the text is actually images (no babelfish translations) does anyone know if this library has been discontinued/abandoned? there is always the Outlook Redemption lib, but it seems like the MAPI33 was a bit more complete/robust. thanks - Manage file type properties? Nagaraj Muthuchamy12-Dec-08 2:16 Nagaraj Muthuchamy 12-Dec-08 2:16  How to fetch and edit the properties of a File Type. For eg: If the File type is ".txt" Name of the default application associated. Icons associated with this file type. Is it possible using .NET Framework Managed Code? Thanks, Nagaraj Programmer (ror) Re: Manage file type properties? Giorgi Dalakishvili12-Dec-08 3:02 Giorgi Dalakishvili 12-Dec-08 3:02  All this information is stored in system registry. You can either call registry methods directly or write a class that wraps low level registry calls into high level methods. Giorgi Dalakishvili #region signature My Articles Asynchronous Registry Notification Using Strongly-typed WMI Classes in .NET [^] My blog #endregion Re: Manage file type properties? Thomas Stockwell17-Dec-08 5:32 Thomas Stockwell 17-Dec-08 5:32  The easiest way would be to create an .msi installer that automatically associates the said filetype with that of the installed application. The other way would be: go through registry as previous CP member mentioned. Be sure your application has the proper administrative priviledges if you plan to alter the registry. Regards, Thomas Stockwell Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning. Visit my Blog

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