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Re: Read Write Files From\To Database Heath Stewart26-Aug-04 10:44 Heath Stewart 26-Aug-04 10:44  RTF itself is not an OleObject. The easiest solution here is to change the field type to Memo and get and set the text from RichTextBox.Rtf and store that in the memo field. Handling OLE is unnecessary here and will prove difficult since what you need doesn't exist in the .NET BCL (a few COM interfaces are already declared for you in System.Runtime.InteropServices, but not near enough). The first solution is by far the easiest. Software Design Engineer Developer Division Sustained Engineering Microsoft [My Articles] events on PocketPc's pat27088126-Aug-04 6:32 pat270881 26-Aug-04 6:32  Hello, Is it possible on PocketPc to get noticed when an event occurs? - it is not important what event occurs, but only if an event occurs? also independent of a certain application. Regards pat Re: events on PocketPc's Not Active26-Aug-04 6:58 Not Active 26-Aug-04 6:58  What type of events are you looking for? You'll have to clarify a little more. Re: events on PocketPc's pat27088126-Aug-04 8:05 pat270881 26-Aug-04 8:05  when a user presses a button in an application or start a program on the PocketPc. Is it possible to get noticed of such events on the PocketPc's? regards patrick Re: events on PocketPc's Not Active26-Aug-04 9:11 Not Active 26-Aug-04 9:11  No, there is no way to get events in an EVENT DRIVEN Windows application. Re: events on PocketPc's Heath Stewart26-Aug-04 10:41 Heath Stewart 26-Aug-04 10:41  Actually, in Windows CE there really isn't an easy way of doing it, and no single way I've seen documented or have used that would work like hooking messages in Windows (the real kind ). The easiest way is probably to use Control.Capture, which is supported in the .NET CF. Only one window can capture the mouse, however, but you can get mouse events to fire for windows that are not your own. In most cases, you'll need to override WndProc and handle these yourself as windows messages. Software Design Engineer Developer Division Sustained Engineering Microsoft [My Articles] Re: events on PocketPc's pat27088126-Aug-04 11:29 pat270881 26-Aug-04 11:29  Sorry but i do not exactly know how you mean that? I read the API of the System.Windows.Forms.Control class but i do not exactly know how i can use this for my problem? Regards patrick Re: events on PocketPc's Heath Stewart26-Aug-04 13:21 Heath Stewart 26-Aug-04 13:21  You simply set the Capture property of any control you want to capture mouse events to true. Look over the Control.Capture property documentation. Software Design Engineer Developer Division Sustained Engineering Microsoft [My Articles] Re: events on PocketPc's pat27088130-Aug-04 3:11 pat270881 30-Aug-04 3:11  This is a little bit irritating, because i want to implement it in a generic way, and so i cannot set the property of a control to true or false or? - Or do i not understood you in a correct way`? regards pat Re: events on PocketPc's Heath Stewart30-Aug-04 5:48 Heath Stewart 30-Aug-04 5:48  You really should read about the Control.Capture property. Setting this on a control causes the control to receive mouse events from anywhere on the desktop regardless of whether or not your control has the focus. This is about as generic as it gets. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Software Design Engineer Developer Division Sustained Engineering Microsoft [My Articles] Re: events on PocketPc's mathon2-Sep-04 21:36 mathon 2-Sep-04 21:36  Hello @Mr. Stewart: Are you sure that the solution with the Control.Capture property works for the whole PocketPc? - because i developed a little solution with this, and i only get a solution for a specific application? Can you please give me a further hint, how you meant that?? thanks in advance regards pat Re: events on PocketPc's Heath Stewart3-Sep-04 6:17 Heath Stewart 3-Sep-04 6:17  Have you actually read the documentation for the Control.Capture property? It states that a background window will only receive events for messages passed to its visible client area. Only a foreground window can receive events for the desktop client area. You need to read the documentation. If this isn't suitable, then you'll need to read through the Windows CE / Pocket PC documentation on http://msdn.microsoft.com/library[^]. Search for APIs that may work. Control.Capture is really your only option in .NET without having to P/Invoke or create an RCW. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Software Design Engineer Developer Division Sustained Engineering Microsoft [My Articles] Re: events on PocketPc's Not Active26-Aug-04 13:03 Not Active 26-Aug-04 13:03  Maybe I misunderstood, but I thought he wanted button click events or app load events from a custom built app (your app). In which case they are just easy to retrieve as any Windows app. Re: events on PocketPc's Heath Stewart26-Aug-04 13:19 Heath Stewart 26-Aug-04 13:19  Judging from a previous question, I think he wants when any event happens. But I could be wrong, too. I guess we both need a little more clarification, huh? It definitely helps when we get a problem description that consists of more than "I need X" or "It doesn't work". Software Design Engineer Developer Division Sustained Engineering Microsoft [My Articles] Re: events on PocketPc's pat27088126-Aug-04 22:32 pat270881 26-Aug-04 22:32  Yes, Mr. Stewart understood me in the right way. I do not need it for a custom application. If an event on the PocketPc arises, doesn't matter if a button is pressed, a program is started or something else, i should get be noticed so i can make a screen shot. regards pat Profiler for 2.0 Judah Gabriel Himango26-Aug-04 5:32 Judah Gabriel Himango 26-Aug-04 5:32  Anyone know about any .NET profilers (even in alpha or beta) that can profile .NET 2.0 apps? Judah Himango Tutorial on using writing report in C# steve_rm26-Aug-04 4:16 steve_rm 26-Aug-04 4:16  Hello, I need to generate some reports in C#, l have a text book but it does not cover reports. I want to use crystal reports as that comes with .Net. Does anyone have any example programs, or is there any good tutorials on the website. Many thanks in advance, Steve Re: Tutorial on using writing report in C# Heath Stewart26-Aug-04 8:34 Heath Stewart 26-Aug-04 8:34  This site - as well as many others - has a search. CodeProject's search bar is located right under the CodeProject logo toward the top of the page. You could also use google[^] or another search engine of your choice. Software Design Engineer Developer Division Sustained Engineering Microsoft [My Articles] Calling a method at run-time Radoslav Bielik26-Aug-04 3:01 Radoslav Bielik 26-Aug-04 3:01  Hi everyone, I'm not sure if the title of this thread is good. This is what I'm trying to achieve: I would like to call a static method of a class in a separate assembly based on a string parameter containing the name of the class and method. I already figured out the basics, this is the code I'm using. Type MyType=Type.GetType("TestPlugin.TestPluginClass,TestPlugin"); if(MyType!=null) { MethodInfo mi=MyType.GetMethod("PluginMethod"); if(mi!=null) mi.Invoke(null, null); } The problem is that this only works when the calling assembly is compiled with reference to the target assembly (TestPlugin in this case). I guess that I'll have to load the target assembly somehow to make it work this way. How can this be achieved? Thanks for any ideas! Rado Radoslav Bielik http://www.neomyz.com/poll [^] - Get your own web poll Re: Calling a method at run-time Not Active26-Aug-04 3:15 Not Active 26-Aug-04 3:15  Try Assembly.Load( <your_assembly_name> ) Re: Calling a method at run-time Heath Stewart26-Aug-04 8:22 Heath Stewart 26-Aug-04 8:22  Not necessary if the location of the requested assembly that contains the type can be resolved. Software Design Engineer Developer Division Sustained Engineering Microsoft [My Articles] Re: Calling a method at run-time LongRange.Shooter26-Aug-04 3:52 LongRange.Shooter 26-Aug-04 3:52  what you really need to do is implement a plugin framework within your code, identify which plugins are available, and have those loaded and accessible from a plugin manager. This article will help you: MSDN Plugin Framework Example[^] This signature left intentionally blank Re: Calling a method at run-time Radoslav Bielik26-Aug-04 22:06 Radoslav Bielik 26-Aug-04 22:06  Thank you for the link to this great article, I think learned a lot from it! Although I'll just use what Heath suggested below, because I don't really need a complete plugin framework this time, this article will surely come handy one day. Thanks again, Rado Radoslav Bielik http://www.neomyz.com/poll [^] - Get your own web poll Re: Calling a method at run-time Brian Delahunty26-Aug-04 5:27 Brian Delahunty 26-Aug-04 5:27  Your talking about "Late Binding" there. Is it a plugin framework you are after or just a simple example of calling a function from the assembly name and method name? Just let me know and I'll post the relevant response. Regards, Brian Dela http://www.briandela.com IE 6 required. http://www.briandela.com/pictures Now with a pictures section http://www.briandela.com/rss/newsrss.xml RSS Feed Re: Calling a method at run-time leppie26-Aug-04 7:36 leppie 26-Aug-04 7:36  Brian Delahunty wrote: Your talking about "Late Binding" there. Lol no! Late binding is this: private object foo = null; public object Foo { get { if (foo == null) foo = new object(); return foo; } } top secret xacc-ide 0.0.1

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