XmlSerializer fail loading myproj.XmlSerializers.dll - C# Discussion Boards

kanchoette5-Jan-09 3:08

5-Jan-09 3:08

Yes, this works for me in your context. But when the property is contained within my class 'Column' it fails. Any ideas would be much appreciated.

moon_stick5-Jan-09 3:19

moon_stick

5-Jan-09 3:19

When you place an instance of your combo box onto the designer window, the Property pane shows the browsable properties of that object. Your 'Column' class isn't a property - it isn't even an instance. What exactly are you expecting to see here? By entering a value in the property pane, what behaviour are you expecting?

It definitely isn't definatley

kanchoette5-Jan-09 3:22

5-Jan-09 3:22

I was expecting to see the additional properties 'AutoWidth' and 'ColumnWidth'.

moon_stick5-Jan-09 3:26

moon_stick

5-Jan-09 3:26

You missed the point I was making - you can only display and change the properties for an instance of a class. What you're asking to do doesn't make any real sense.

It definitely isn't definatley

kanchoette5-Jan-09 3:36

5-Jan-09 3:36

Your are right (of course). I realise my error now that I have had another jolt of coffee. Thanks for your patience. Mondays ..... Blush | :O

[Message Deleted]

Member 44703545-Jan-09 3:23

Member 4470354

5-Jan-09 3:23

[Message Deleted]

kanchoette5-Jan-09 3:25

XmlSerializer fail loading myproj.XmlSerializers.dll

5-Jan-09 3:25

I am creating a custom control.

JoZ CaVaLLo4-Jan-09 23:09

JoZ CaVaLLo

4-Jan-09 23:09

Hi all... and Happy new year!

I already posted but got and found no solutions, I'll try to explain in a easier way:
When I launch my XmlWriter.Serialize(MyType), it doesn't work. Usually when .NET uses the dll MyType.XmlSerializers.dll, which is compiled together with MyType.dll. At run time, if .NET does not find MyType.XmlSerializers.dll it creates at execution time.

Now my problem is that it seams like .NET is using a completely different xmlserializer. And it always throws a
System.InvalidOperationException, There was an error generating the XML document.
String cannot have zero length at System.Reflection.Assembly.nLoad()

Does somebody have a tip?

P.S.: My app is an addon, so probably .NET is invoking an xmlserializer of the main app. When I run the addon by itself everything works.

Life is not short... the problem is only how you organize yourself

Re: XmlSerializer fail loading myproj.XmlSerializers.dll

JoZ CaVaLLo5-Jan-09 4:14

JoZ CaVaLLo

5-Jan-09 4:14

I found the solution on my own:

In the addon binding I have to add the following event:

<br />
AppDomain currentDomain = AppDomain.CurrentDomain;<br />
currentDomain.AssemblyResolve += new ResolveEventHandler(currentDomain_AssemblyResolve);<br />

In that event I can specify the path of the dll I wish to use.

Life is not short... the problem is only how you organize yourself

AdoNetAccelerator-10 [modified]

wmedwardc4-Jan-09 22:57

wmedwardc

4-Jan-09 22:57

Hi,
When I went to setup 'AdoNetAccelerator-10', I was prompted to provide with a SQL server name. I do not know if that's also OK against an Oracle 10g DB.

I actually have a problem with 'SqlNetFramework' for this line

IDataReader reader = SqlNetFramework.Management.DbManager.Instance.ExecuteReader(0, conn, paramValues);

The error is
Error 1 The name 'SqlNetFramework' does not exist in the current context

Bst Rgds,
HuaMin

modified on Monday, January 5, 2009 5:14 AM

Re: AdoNetAccelerator-10

Ashfield5-Jan-09 1:24

Ashfield

5-Jan-09 1:24

wmedwardc wrote:
When I went to setup 'AdoNetAccelerator-10', I was prompted to provide with a SQL server name. I do not know if that's also OK against an Oracle 10g DB.

Either try it or ask the vendor.

wmedwardc wrote:
Error 1 The name 'SqlNetFramework' does not exist in the current context

Have you added a reference to the relevant dll?

Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd

Re: AdoNetAccelerator-10

wmedwardc5-Jan-09 15:05

wmedwardc

5-Jan-09 15:05

Thanks.
What is the exact reference name of 'SqlNetFramework'?

Many Thanks & Best Regards,
HuaMin

Re: AdoNetAccelerator-10

Ashfield5-Jan-09 21:38

Ashfield

5-Jan-09 21:38

Again, its a 3rd party product so ask the vendor - SqlNetFramework is not a native .net component.

They have a website with example code, so why not look at that?

Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd

Gridview / Table - Cell Backcolor blinking (2 colors)

nimmi_friends4-Jan-09 21:17

nimmi_friends

4-Jan-09 21:17

Hi All,

I am using C#.net to develop a web application. I have a gridview and a table displaying two different lists of data. I want to have the backcolor of the cell (of both gridview and table) to blink between two colors, say for example the cell background color must blink (two colors using yellow, green).

Is this possible ? I am able to only set the backcolor property with just one value.

Can anyone help me with some ideas on how to get this working ?

Thanks.

Re: Gridview / Table - Cell Backcolor blinking (2 colors)

Ben Fair5-Jan-09 3:25

Ben Fair

5-Jan-09 3:25

First, I think you may get better responses if you post in the Web Development forum. I would like to preface my input by saying that I'm not 100% certain on how you intend the 'blinking' to function. Will it blink on some time interval, toggle between postbacks, or in some other manner? That is very important, because if it will be happening on postbacks, then it can be done in ASP.NET page code just toggling the color properties of the objects; however, if this needs to occur without postbacks then you're going to have to do it with client-side JavaScript. So, your solution can be drastically different depending on how you need it to work.

Keep It Simple Stupid! (KISS)

Running Third Party Applications Programmatically

Soptik Dutta4-Jan-09 21:08

Re: Running Third Party Applications Programmatically

4-Jan-09 21:08

I am using a third party program, which has a UI. Basically for logging off and logging in, to my broadband internet connection. All i need to do is wite a program or may be windows service which would Automatically run this application, bring the UI (till here its easy), and then click on Log In Button which is on the Application s UI. And all this has to be done while am asleep Sleepy | :zzz:

, i mean it has to happen automatically using the service. Now i have already written the service for running the application and bringing the UI in front, all i need to do is Click on the Log In Button.
So there goes my requirement. Can you suggest any way to do it.

Thanks in Advance.

Giorgi Dalakishvili4-Jan-09 21:23

Giorgi Dalakishvili

4-Jan-09 21:23

How to: Simulate Mouse and Keyboard Events in Code[^]

Giorgi Dalakishvili

#region signature
My Articles

Asynchronous Registry Notification Using Strongly-typed WMI Classes in .NET [^]

My blog
#endregion

Re: Running Third Party Applications Programmatically

Soptik Dutta4-Jan-09 23:07

Re: Running Third Party Applications Programmatically

4-Jan-09 23:07

I alredy tried that. The SendWait command is very improbable. I tried and got unlikely results...for at times it would yield expected results and other, nothing would be sent. Anything else that can be done.
Thanks for the suggestion

Dragonfly_Lee4-Jan-09 21:26

Re: Running Third Party Applications Programmatically

4-Jan-09 21:26

Maybe you have to use some unmanaged code. Simply speeking, get the Login button's handle and post the click message.

Tan Li

I Love KongFu~

Soptik Dutta4-Jan-09 23:04

Re: Running Third Party Applications Programmatically

4-Jan-09 23:04

Can i have a link how i can do that ?
Thanks for the help.

Dragonfly_Lee5-Jan-09 2:35

Re: Running Third Party Applications Programmatically

5-Jan-09 2:35

Oh, man, just google Smile | :)

http://pinvoke.net/default.aspx/user32.SendMessage[^]

Tan Li

I Love KongFu~

Soptik Dutta5-Jan-09 19:41

Re: Running Third Party Applications Programmatically

5-Jan-09 19:41

Hi Tan,
How can i determine what message has to be sent.Lets say for the specific UI, for Log In Button the message specified is "&H307". But how can i know that.
I tried using spy++ but couldnt find a way to determine what message has to be sent. I also checked the list of common messages but i dont think they would serve the purpose.
So can u suggest a way how can i know what message has to be sent to trigger a particular button click (on the UI).

Thanks for the help so far.

Dragonfly_Lee5-Jan-09 21:07

5-Jan-09 21:07

Please search WM_MOUSE or WM_KEY in MSDN.

Tan Li

I Love KongFu~

Remote desktop

krinaljariwala4-Jan-09 19:14

krinaljariwala

4-Jan-09 19:14

Hello,
I am working on remote desktop project, In that i want to connect to the server but it is connected through router, so if i want to connect to the server, i need to connect router first n then the computer. I dont know the exact the path for that, my router address is 116.74.111.83 n server ip is 201.74.111.3.
So please help me out.
Thank you in advance.

Re: Remote desktop

Dragonfly_Lee4-Jan-09 20:50