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I have a project downloaded from somewhere (I dont remember from where) that demonstrates how to do this.
If you let me know your email id I can send it to you.
Suhas
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I would like to have a combobox that shows bands of color instead of text. Would the best way to accomplish this be to use the OwnerDrawFixed (they're all the same size) style and draw the color bars in the DrawItem event? I don't want to create a custom combobox I simply want to draw colors instead of text.
- monrobot13
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I'm trying to learn how to do Remoting in .Net and I've read a ton of examples on this site, other sites, and books and all of them have the line:
using System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels.Tcp;
But when I try to compile the code while in VS it fails with the following message:
The type or namespace name 'Tcp' does not exist in the class or namespace 'System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
If I compile the code via the command line CSC filename.cs it compiles without problems and it works properly. I just can't seem to compile it in VS.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Rick
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You need to add a reference to System.Runtime.Remoting.dll
- monrobot13
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Thank you very much! You solved my problem! 
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Everyone,
I have a unique problem where I need to perform paging on a datagrid. The catch is that my datasource for the datagrid is a DataView. The datagrid is loaded with a DataView stored in Cache. On a previous page, the user may have sorted or filtered the DataView. It gets stored in cache, now I need to page through the info as it is presented in the Dataview (sorted or filtered). thanks.
Courtney
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I've been making stop and go progress on a test app that creates a .tif file. After fighting other problems (that have already been discussed here and elsewhere), I'm able to generate a .tif file that looks like it should, with the color depth it needs, and the compression scheme that it needs. The problem is that the app that comsumes the .tif requires tag 0x10a (Fill Order), and Bitmap.Save doesn't generate it by default.
At this point, I turned to SetPropertyItem(). I have been through the problems with creating a "new" PropertyItem, and am now opening another .tif file, so I can get a PropertyItem from it, tweak it, and set it in the new Bitmap. Even after this, however, the resulting file still doesn't contain the tag. It only contains the officially "required" tags. Isn't this what SetPropertyItem is for? Is there a better way to get optional tags included in the file?
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I have created a dll to hook onto all keyboard events (WH_KEYBOARD). The dll seems to work fine and captures messages indicating print screen has been pressed. I have checked that it works as intended by using a counter which counts each time the hookprocess gets called, and then printed the value to a file, which showed a correct value. My C# program in turn which of course is a windows application retrives the message correctly, but ONLY when the window has focus. If it's hidden (hide()) or just isn't in focus, it doesn't seem to process the message.
The C# program starts by defining a custom window and from within it's constructor it installs the hook, and retrives a boolean indicating it's all fine. When the window is destroyed it's destructor uninstalls it. I use Windows XP pro SP1a.
Any help appriciated
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I think this is maybe something to do with which thread you hook up to? - If you are importing the SetWindowsHookEx method from user32.dll it takes a parameter for the thread you want to hook into, maybe this is where your problem is?
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The message arrives so I don't think it has anything to do with the thread id. But I will take a closer look  .
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I had a similair problem with windows hooks and it wasn't actually that the hook wasn't being fired, but in the callback function I was using readfile/writefile which apparently wasn't syncronizing right for multiple processes. So it was more of a process synchronization issue. I solved it using memory mapped files (which was more elegant anyway since it got rid of the need for a file at all for ipc).
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Hi, anyone knows how to translate ASCII value ("int" = say, 53) into a "char"?
Thanks
norm
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char MyChar = (char) someIntValue;
Cheers, Julian
Program Manager, C#
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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... how about....
char A = (char)65;
int i = 66;
char B = (char)i;
Best of luck - Bernd
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I have a panel in my form which I set its BackColor the same as TransparencyColor of my Form so the contect behind the form is visible now.I want to take screenshot from the things behind panel.How can I get pixels behind it or get content of it as Image? I think I should get pixels inside client area of panel.Any idea?
Mazy
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Regards,
I need familiarization with algorithms and methods that script/code parsers use to extract meaningful expressions from a plane text. can anybuddy reference me to some good resaources and examples?
Thanks in advanced,
-nSun
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"Art happens when you least expect it"
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You should look into Regular Expressions[^].
I passionately hate the idea of being with it, I think an artist has always to be out of step with his time.
-Orson Welles
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nt
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"Art happens when you least expect it"
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Hi,
I want to know if I create a web service method in C# that returns a Dataset as it's return type, can a Java Client call it and retrieve it's values or do I need to convert it to some other object? Right now we have a Java Client that's calling the webservice, but she is getting null values for the return. I know the call is completed with no errors because I am logging the steps. Thanks in advance.
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DataSet is a .NET framework class, it can't be handled in Java or other non .NET programs.
What you can do is write a new web method that returns a string generated by the data set (hint: the GetXML method of the DataSet class) and make your java code to call this new method.
My articles and software tools
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What is the suggested thread model for a Listener class? My particular situation involves an asyncronous multicast client that continuously listens for available data and notifies via delegates of received data. The problem is the receive function becomes a blocker if the sender no longer publishes data and the ListenHelper function will never progress. I realize that I could Abort the thread, but for some reason that seems like poor solution. Maybe not. See the snippet below:
class AsyncMCListener {
BeginListen
{
_thListener = new Thread( new ThreadStart( ListenHelper ) );
_thListener.IsBackground = true;
_thListener.Priority = ThreadPriority.BelowNormal;
_thListener.Start();
}
ListenHelper {
while( !_bDone ) {
ReceiveData //BLOCKING CALL
NotifyConsumerDataReady
}
}
EndListen {
_bDone = true;
}
}
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I can't think of an obvious way to tell the difference between "there's no more data coming in" and "there will be data in a while", so I think you're stuck with the loop you have.
Can you explain why the loop being blocked on the receive is a problem?
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The problem arises when the client wants to stop listening. They've decided they no longer want to be a part of the chat session or the video stream or in my case the Trace/Debug broadcast. There very well may be more data "in a while", but the client/subscriber has chosen not to receive that data. I've implemented the Listener loop such that it handles ThreadAbort and does the socket.Shutdown and socket.Close in the finally of try...catch, but it doesn't seem right. I feel as if there should be an interrupt in there somewhere in the ReceiveFrom call on the socket. That's about the only other way to do it, but that's not built into the socket class, so oh well. Anyways, here's what we've got instead...
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sorry to be so lame with this question, but i'm still learning how this works.
how can i get the input from a user in a textbox control on one form to display on another form?
private void data()<br />
{<br />
Mainform.sdgform sdg = new Mainform.sdgform();<br />
MessageBox.Show(sdg.txtShipTo.Text);<br />
}<br />
<br />
public System.Windows.Forms.TextBox txtShipTo;<br />
public void textboxexample()
{<br />
this.txtShipTo.Text = "example data";<br />
}
I have a whole form with a lot of textboxes that a user fills in and i need this data to write to a text file. the problem for me is that the toolbar button (on form 1) generates the 'write to textfile' code but it doesn't see the users input (from form 2). i know it's a lame-o question, but i'm still very new.
Thanks for your help.
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