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Or CreateProcessWithLogonW()which is easier.
Mazy
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Good catch, assuming it doesn't need to run on NT4 - which one would hope is getting to be a safe assumption these days.
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According to MSDN both are the same except seconnd on one need W2K ot higher and it is easier to use. 
Mazy
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Hi,
Please look at the code and let me know the error !
System.Reflection.Assembly thisExe;
thisExe = System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly();
string[] t = thisExe.GetManifestResourceNames();
foreach (string s in t)
{
System.IO.Stream str = thisExe.GetManifestResourceStream(s);
Console.WriteLine(str.GetType().ToString());
}
The result is :
"System.IO.__UnmanagedMemoryStream" for all resources.
Why ? Any suggestions ?
Paul
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Hi,
i guess because you write out the type of the stream class, not of the content. stream.GetType() is not equal to stream content type.
.:[Greetz from Jerry Maguire]:.
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Remoting client can subscribe to event supported by a Remotable object:
IncomingDelegate d = new IncomingDelegate(this.SomeHandler);
MyRemoteObj.evIncoming += d;
That's simple enough. But what if you want to subscribe to event on server side? Thanks.
norm
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I believe you would have to switch roles and set up a remotable object on the client PC that would act as a server to the Server PC. (If that all makes sense  )
When I can talk about 64 bit processors and attract girls with my computer not my car, I'll come out of the closet. Until that time...I'm like "What's the ENTER key?"
-Hockey on being a geek
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Hello everyone,
I am trying to make use of a datagrid loaded with data from a database. I have the datagrid displayed and filled with data, but I am having a problem with the double-click event and the keypress event. The datagrid will not pick up either one of those events unless the focus is on the Row Header all the way to the left of the row. I need to be able to double-click on a specific cell and use the data within that cell. The CellChanged event would work, but it does not need to occur on a single-click, only a double-click. Any ideas????????????????
Thanks,
Kendal
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I have created a very simply Windows Service.
I know the service runs because the event view shows it runs and the service writes a short text file as extra proof it is running.
What I would like the service to do is called an old C++ FormView based application. So I haved coded a process call like this;
OnStart()
{
Process myProcess = Process.Start("C:\\TestDir\\TestProcess.exe");
}
The "TestProcess.exe" also runs, again it writes to a text file to prove it has run.
But the TestProcess (which is FormBased-FormView) displays no visible window. My question is- how can I see the Form of the TestProcess, is there a way to make it visible?
thanks
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Services run on a different WindowStation from the interactive user. This is by design. You need to back up and reconsider your plan here - a service runs all the time, what would you expect to happen to that TestProcess GUI application as a user logs in and back out all while you service is still running?
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-Blake (com/bcdev/blake)
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Can you set COM+ attributes at runtime inside you code? Thanks.
norm
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I complied unmanaged C++ code to .dll and call the method in .NET.
I have found that the memory of a pointer is freed more than one time. The block used for freeing memory is as under.
int *p;
p = memalloc(sizeof(int)*100);
...
if( p != NULL)
{
free(p);
p = NULL;
}
Even though it has been checked if p not equal to NULL while calling this code from .NET aware language the assertion is thrown by .NET run time!!! What should be done for this issue?
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try using __nogc*
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Posted a question a while ago:
"Is there some way to manipulate/store/use 256 bit int/float/long so that finally a calculator for those 256 bit values can be made?"
One suggestion was to divide that number into 2 decimals or 4 longs BUT I'm pretty much a newcomer  so could anyone help me out some little more and tell me howwww exactly to divide that 256 bit input into those 2 128 bit decimals? I mean the problem facing me is this: I take a string input (readline) and then have to convert that to some numerical form to perform the mathe operations...but to do that I have to have some container, a datatype big enough to hold that converted 256 bit value first right?...so how do I know how and from where to break that converted string input into 2 decimals actually during conversion? I do hope I haven't muddled this up  ...BUT anything possible plz?  ...
Thanks beforehand for time and help...
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I want to create an XML web service that allows a user to enter two U.S. addresses, and be able to obtain step-by-step driving directions.
At first I was hoping that Yahoo or Mapquest would have a web-based API that I can use, but I can't find any APIs for them. PLEASE let me know if they (or any other map sites) have these APIs.
So my second alternative is to find a free XML web service somewhere out there that can provide more or less the same functionality. That way, I can still create my custion XML web service, and have it call the 3rd party web service to do the job.
Microsoft's MapPoint.NET web service (http://www.microsoft.com/mappoint/webservice/default.mspx) would have been the perfect solution for me, but it's not free. I'm doing this for a school project and, as a student, I can't cough up what Microsoft is charging for using its MapPoint.NET service.
So, I would like to know if anyone knows of another map web service that is free. Thanks.
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.Net use a stranger approach to pass data into event handler, all event handler has the same prototype:
void eventhandler(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
but there is no event-specific data contained in the EventArgs object, so how can i get event-specific data (such as X/Y in a mouse event)?
in my case, i wrote a event handler for the Click event of ListView, when user click on one of the subitem in the ListView, I want to know whick subitem is clicked.
any comments is welcome
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ListViewItem Selected = MyListView.SelectedItem;
or, if you have multiple ListView's and they all use the same event handler
<br />
ListView MyListView = (ListView) sender;<br />
ListViewItem Selected = MyListView.SelectedItem;<br />
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thanks, Wjousts
what i really want is the sub item be clicked
ListViewItem Selected = MyListView.SelectedItem;
this code will get the selected item, not sub item.
I have found an approach, send a WIN32 message LVM_GETSUBITEMRECT to the ListView window, it's work, but I think there must be some better way.
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Wjousts wrote:
MyListView.SelectedItem
Sorry! Doesn't work. Use MyListView.FocusedItem instead.
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You should set the ListView.FullRowSelect=true, otherwise ListView.SelectedItem will always be empty.
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ispring wrote:
but there is no event-specific data contained in the EventArgs object, so how can i get event-specific data (such as X/Y in a mouse event)?
Try the MouseDown or MouseUp events - they have MouseEventArgs e instead of EventArgs e.
To get which sub-item was clicked, either use the Windows API, or first get the GetItemAt() method to get the item, then use the GetItemRect(index, portion) overload of GetItemRect() to get all its subitems and hit-test them.
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I want to display my debug info in a simple console windows as various events are fired from my program. I can not figure out how to open a Console from my form and then to writeline to it. Can someone point me in the right direction...
rod
www.bigmansoftware.com
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There is only one console per app, and you can easily show this console even if your app is a WinForms app. I don't know what the option is called in VS.NET, but in SharpDevelop, it's called "Hide Console Output".
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