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Re: Cross posted vishal ch surve13-Apr-12 17:32 vishal ch surve 13-Apr-12 17:32  Hi this is Vishal post Re: Cross posted Pete O'Hanlon13-Apr-12 21:55 Pete O'Hanlon 13-Apr-12 21:55  I'm so pleased for you. *pre-emptive celebratory nipple tassle jiggle* - Sean Ewington "Mind bleach! Send me mind bleach!" - Nagy Vilmos My blog | My articles | MoXAML PowerToys | Mole 2010 - debugging made easier - my favourite utility Re: how to add soap headers to the xml generated from webservice using c#.net 4.0 BobJanova13-Apr-12 4:08 BobJanova 13-Apr-12 4:08  You're calling the service method. That means that you want to get the result of the service method. SOAP is a transport mechanism, it's as irrelevant to the service call as whether you use copper or fibre-optic cable to transfer the 1s and 0s. If you want to see the transport XML for debugging purposes, point a browser at http://localhost/yourservice.svc. If you want to actually pass XML from the service to service clients, you need to return XML from your service methods. move ball in c# form with timer saeedjaafari13-Apr-12 3:02 saeedjaafari 13-Apr-12 3:02  hi dear i draw a circle c# with GDI+ function i set timer on my form how can i move this circle in my form with this timer ??? thx Re: move ball in c# form with timer V.13-Apr-12 3:25 V. 13-Apr-12 3:25  Create a function that you'll call with Invoke via a delegate. That function (if called via invoke) should have access to the UI thread to update (redraw) the circle. V. Re: move ball in c# form with timer saeedjaafari13-Apr-12 3:29 saeedjaafari 13-Apr-12 3:29  can you write this code for me?? thx Re: move ball in c# form with timer V.13-Apr-12 3:33 V. 13-Apr-12 3:33  Sure ! I charge about 400 € / day. Does that sound reasonable to you? V. Re: move ball in c# form with timer saeedjaafari13-Apr-12 3:45 saeedjaafari 13-Apr-12 3:45  OOpsss .... y are joking ? this is jus sample ... good luck ! Re: move ball in c# form with timer V.13-Apr-12 3:47 V. 13-Apr-12 3:47  yes I was joking, but I will not give you code. Please read the guidelines for posting in a forum. V. Re: move ball in c# form with timer saeedjaafari13-Apr-12 3:51 saeedjaafari 13-Apr-12 3:51  sorry i dont know anything about rules !! can u give me a test for this program ?? Re: move ball in c# form with timer V.13-Apr-12 3:57 V. 13-Apr-12 3:57  The answer to that is: no. Here are the rules, they're on top of this forum: For those new to message boards please try to follow a few simple rules when posting your question. Choose the correct forum for your message. Posting a VB.NET question in the C++ forum will end in tears. Be specific! Don't ask "can someone send me the code to create an application that does 'X'. Pinpoint exactly what it is you need help with. 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Re: move ball in c# form with timer saeedjaafari13-Apr-12 4:04 saeedjaafari 13-Apr-12 4:04  thx so muhc Re: move ball in c# form with timer vishal ch surve13-Apr-12 22:31 vishal ch surve 13-Apr-12 22:31  This is Vishal Post at 2.01pm Re: move ball in c# form with timer vishal ch surve13-Apr-12 22:34 vishal ch surve 13-Apr-12 22:34  No it is not right Re: move ball in c# form with timer Luc Pattyn13-Apr-12 6:19 Luc Pattyn 13-Apr-12 6:19  This article[^] gives you the principles and an example. Luc Pattyn [My Articles] Nil Volentibus Arduum Re: move ball in c# form with timer saeedjaafari13-Apr-12 6:54 saeedjaafari 13-Apr-12 6:54  thx dear i start working on !! Help Amaan2313-Apr-12 2:43 Amaan23 13-Apr-12 2:43  Dear Friends, I need help in my project, please kindly help me out.. I am having 2 application Application 1: database( MY SQL ) which will updating as per events occurring in it. Application 2: Database ( SQL SERVER) which is working in co-ordination with its hardware. now i want to take data from 1 application and push it in application 2.. and from application 2 i will be sending request to its hardware. Doubts i have 1. How to keep track of latest update in application 1. ( data is continuously getting updated). So for this in my application i will using connection and other classes to connect it. but how to keep it running( using windows services / Timer or what ?) as whenever there is new entry in the database of 1st application i want to retrieve it in my application. so that i can send it to the second application. Thanks in advance. Re: Help TenmanS1413-Apr-12 4:02 TenmanS14 13-Apr-12 4:02  http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/triggers.html[^] Re: Help Amaan2313-Apr-12 4:59 Amaan23 13-Apr-12 4:59  Thanks any more suggestions pls new learner lawal olanrewaju Daniel13-Apr-12 2:19 lawal olanrewaju Daniel 13-Apr-12 2:19  hi can someone be of help, i want develop my first application which is based on Examination attendance management sysetem.. I need source code and interface design layout Re: new learner Not Active13-Apr-12 2:28 Not Active 13-Apr-12 2:28  If you need source code then you are not developing this application, you are asking others to do it for you. Start with writing your requirements. Failure is not an option; it's the default selection. Re: new learner V.13-Apr-12 2:32 V. 13-Apr-12 2:32  lawal olanrewaju Daniel wrote: I need source code and interface design layout Good, I charge about 400 € / day. Does that sound reasonable to you? V. Re: new learner BobJanova13-Apr-12 2:39 BobJanova 13-Apr-12 2:39  How about you actually pay attention in your lectures and do the course you're on properly? How can we delegate an array Fred 3413-Apr-12 2:06 Fred 34 13-Apr-12 2:06  Assume an array in form1 like this public class ARR1 { public Int64 code; public string name; public bool sup; public bool[] chb = new bool[100]; public string[] param = new string[100]; public void reset() { int i; code = 0; name = ""; sup = false; for (i = 0; i < 100; i++) chb[i] = false; for (i = 0; i < 100; i++) param[i] = ""; } } public ARR1 MainArr = new ARR1(); and ofcourse we have done something with this aaray and it is full of data, in form2 its new data is not accessible. how can we delegate this array in form2 to use its data. this format ( form1 frm1=new form1(); ) doesn't work. thus how can we delegate an array in deferent forms? Re: How can we delegate an array V.13-Apr-12 2:31 V. 13-Apr-12 2:31  1. Please use the pre tags to post code (the code button on top of the edit field) 2. Your question does not make sense at all, what are you trying to achieve? 3. What do you mean with: "this format ( form1 frm1=new form1(); ) doesn't work" 4. What do you mean with delegate, because a delegate is a more complex term to explain and I doubt you need that here. I assume you mean something else. 5. You're code looks terrible, if you're a beginner, I suggest you buy a book and follow it from start to end. V.

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