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fswatch is good... but sometimes does not work
when i dragdrop a file into nero/neroexpress and burn a cd, or write an image
the file is not catched at all by fswatch
tried with cdburnerxp too and it does not too
anyway, it's a good start.
it's incredible that .netframework cannot get me the process who raised the event...
how can process monitor software (sysinternals) do this?
thanks in advance
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Hi,
tamamm wrote: fswatch ... sometimes does not work
AFAIK FileSystemWatcher only gives a best attempt, it does not guarantee anything. It will signal multiple actions (from a few to a lot) on a file when you create, write, close it, depending on file size and buffer sizes. And it may miss some. It depends on its own buffer size, and I got the impression it is not really event driven.
tamamm wrote: it's incredible that .netframework cannot get me ...
Sysinternals plays dirty tricks on your system: it knows much more about the internal structures of the Windows kernel than MS is willing to tell anyone; and it uses its own driver to get access to those. That is how it was when they were independant, and it still is that way now MS has acquired them. I don't think it is realistic to try and obtain with your own code all the information they are offering.
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Hi,
I am creating a sms processing agent using the opensource smslib (.net Version). It will be connected to my Sms gateway modem.
I also need to create a web services to communicate with my application.
What language do you guys advice i should use for creating the web services. (php or c#)?
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Well as this is a C# forum I would guess most people will say C#, which is my choice.
Try another forum next time - like the 'Web Development' one
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You are a naughty, naughty DoctorMick. 
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you're a sick doctor. Go get some help.
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If I use an ImageList as my source for a PictureBox I can use JPG and PNG files.
If I load the images into Resources, I can still use the JPG files, but the PNG images are not visible.
Unfortunately, I need PNG format for the transparency.
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I regularly use PNG files as resources, with no problems whatever. Admittedly I rarely use PictureBox, as I find it an unsatisfactory control on many fronts. However, on those occasions that I have used it I have had no problems so long as the image type is one supported by the .Net Framework.
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Thanks.
Experimenting converting the same image to JPG (so I lose my transparency) I can see my problem. From an ImageList it was made to fit the PictureBox size. From Resources it is not, and what was visible on screen was a tiny, transparent!!, corner of the image.
I will have to experiment with formatting the image to be the correct size.
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The PictureBox has a SizeMode property. Set it to StretchImage to ensure that the image fills the PictureBox. Have a play with the other settings, to get familiar with how it works.
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Or throw it out of the window, and paint stuff yourself, then you know all the time what is going on.
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Absotively!!
That's what I do. I really cannot remember the last time I used a PictureBox. But then I can't remember the last time I watered the plants or mowed the cat eithter.
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Henry Minute wrote: I can't remember the last time I watered the plants or mowed the cat eithter.
Don't worry, once mowed properly a cat doesn't need seconds.
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Yeah I'm not too sure about that one. I always use PNG as I have found that it has the highest quality and smallest file size. But I have noticed a few problems when using PNG's with the PictureBox, I'm not sure what causes these problems, but all I know is that when I select "Auto-size" I don't have any problems with the PictureBox.
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It turns out the problem was with SizeMode. Using an ImageList seems to automatically use Zoom. Taking the image from Resources doesn't, and all I could see was the top left (transparent) corner of my image!!
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I noticed that for async calls, when unhandled exception is occured, JIT debugger is not showing typical dialog box with stack trace/continue/quit buttons. Instead the standard error report dialog box with Send Report/Don't Send buttons. Is there any way to make unhandled exceptions in async calls like begininvoke/begin* to show JIT debugging dialog box?
Thx
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You need to catch ThreadException IIRC.
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well, since the question is how to _make_ c# catch itself all unhandled exceptions from within async operations, then I don't really want to catch ThreadException, unless I missed some point.
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Hi,
I am using DateTimePicker Control to display Date in to Custom Format like 2009/07/13 (YYYY:MM:DD)
But the date is not changing according to user selection. Is there any other controls in .net 2003?
Thanks,
Subbu
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Hi,
You have probably made simple mistake in the format string.
The following will output e.g. 2009/07/13. Note that you have to enable custom formatting via the Format property.
dateTimePicker1.Format = DateTimePickerFormat.Custom;
dateTimePicker1.CustomFormat = "yyyy/MM/dd";
Alan.
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Thanks a Lot. Now it works well.
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