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I have the following question about you statement:"For the two references that are references to other projects within the solution, remove the references to the .dll and add project references".
Until you mentioned the above, I did not know there is a dll reference versus project reference. Thus can you tell me how to remove the dll reference so I can use the project reference instead? Hoe do you tell a dll reference from a project reference?
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In VS when you right click on the references, I think it has 'Add Project Reference' and 'Add Reference'. Removing a reference is as easy as selecting it and pressing 'delete'.
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Why doesn't this call back function get called?
Basically here is the code surrounding the declaratoini callback method:
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webbrowser1 = new WebBrowser();
webbrowser1.LoadCompleted +=webbrowser1_LoadCompleted;
webbrowser1.Navigate(new Uri("http://www.google.com"));
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Should there be something more or are they in the wrong order?
The method, webbrowser1_LoadCompleted, is never called. I have put breakpoints in the callback method and the running program never reaches this method:
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void webbrowser1_LoadCompleted(object sender, NavigationEventArgs e)
{
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}
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I don't see a LoadCompleted() event in this class but I do see a DocumentCompleted()[^] event.
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I stand corrected, there is a LoadCompleted()[^] event, but it depends on which version of the WebBrowser is in use. Microsoft strike again.
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Had some down time and decided to screw around with RESTful web services since a lot of job ads want it nowadays.
I simply don't get it.
You lose the (IMO) biggest feature... WSDL / auto-client generation.
Ok, so the Linux snobs / internet geeks believe auto-client generation is evil, but from a developer standpoint, building a RESTful service takes a bit more time defining all the URLs and such, but the client takes a LOT more time since you have to hand parse and test all the requests & responses.
I've googled and it seems RESTful has WADL, but nobody really uses it, so its back to hand writing all that code.
What do you guys think about loosing the auto-client generation thing? If you have 1 or 2 methods / objects, BFD... but what about a large web service? You might need to write hundreds of methods.
Any thoughts?
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This is not C#, please use the WCF forum.
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SledgeHammer01 wrote: Ok, so the Linux snobs / internet geeks believe auto-client generation is evil
You come on to this forum with blasphemy, yapping on about REST and full of WAD, and yet you fail to recognize the raw socket?
There "was" an option of asking an objective and non-religiously tainted question. So, now that we started it, whatever gave you the impression that there's something that's more efficient than a heavily customized HttpServer?
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if you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
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So size DOES matter!
Interesting article, thanks for the link.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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i am newbie in wcf. i have few question regarding wcf and those are.... 1) can we write line in web.config for multiple binding for any wcf program. we know that we define endpoint in web.config like
<endpoint address="TestWcfService" binding="wsHttpBinding" contract="TestWcfService.IService"/>
so i just need to know can we define multiple endpoint for single wcf service. one with HttpBinding one with tcp binding etc. if possible then can anyone give me sample web.config code for that.
2) wcf duplex pattern is possible for asp.net because callback method call invoke at client side.so if asp.net consume then any method can be invoke for call back.
2) with duplex pattern can we fire any event at client side instead of firing any callback method.
thanks
tbhattacharjee
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Tridip Bhattacharjee wrote: i have few question regarding wcf
Which would be better posted to the WCF forum.
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How to share GSM modem connected to server USB port...?
How i want to give input port number from the client application to access server USB port coonected GSM modem...?
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Presuming this is about doing it yourself.
1. Learn how the modem works and learn about the programmetic API used to control it.
2. Write code to control it.
3. Learn how to write a server
4. Learn how to do plug an play devices. This is if you want it visible as a modem. If instead you want to write an app that runs on the other system and just talks to the modem then it isn't needed.
5. Put all of the above together.
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Hello All,
Here is the requirement:
Can we design a point chart with y axis values say xyz,abc etc and x axis with dates.
This means xyz may be in 28/11/2012 but the actual x axis values would be fixed with say one month interval.
The point should be mapped on the proper spot.
If we can design this, then please let me know how.
Thanks and Regards
Sagar G K
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Sorry I forgot to tell that we have to make it in c# with asp.net. Please let me know if you have any ideas.
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Yes you can design it, what exactly is your problem? If you are looking for charting tools then Google will have many suggestions.
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Hi I searched alot in google but couldn't get the kind I was thinking.
The basic problem is,
We should have a timeline at the top indicating work weeks(Milestones for the project).
below that there should be a line of project 1 and project2 and so on.
There should be symbols on the project lines with respect to standard timeline.
Say for example project start date would be WW34.5 but the project may be delayed to WW35.1 , so this should be on the chart.
Can you give details that how it could be achieved??
Thanks and Regards
Sagar G K
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SagarGK wrote: I searched alot in google but couldn't get the kind I was thinking.
Are you sure you checked all of these[^]? The only other one I could suggest would be Microsoft Project.
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Yes but none of them helped me 
Basically I need the point chart.
Cleearly its the timeline. but none of charting controls satisfy my requirements
Thanks and Regards
SAgar G K
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Sounds like you should be searching for a Gantt chart.
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No I am very clear about it. I need point chart because I only have to point it on the chart.
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Then write one yourself. It's not hard.
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Hi , Its hard for me.
Can give provide some details, so that I can make it possible
Thanks and Regards
Sagar G K
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No I can't. A forum post is not an appropriate place to provide implementation details like this. Download some of the chart examples and see how they work behind the scenes - use that as the basis for your logic.
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