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Well, at least this means its valid XML 
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Why dont you simply write your own Serializer, which would then output what you want and ignore what you dont need?
Cheers
Sid
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thanxs...
this may be a silly question can u tell me how can i write my own serializer...
RJ
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Generated XML
< Address >
< Country >
< City >
< Name > India </Name >
< /City >
< /Country >
< /Address >
Required XML
< Address >
< City >
< Name > India </Name >
< /City >
< /Address >
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Hi,
I have developed an application at resolution 1024,768. I am able to adjust the form size for different resolutions, I did that, in paint event method as,
private void frmDocumentTracking_Paint(object sender, System.Windows.Forms.PaintEventArgs e)
{
this.Size = new Size(System.Windows.Forms.Screen.PrimaryScreen.Bounds.Width, System.Windows.Forms.Screen.PrimaryScreen.Bounds.Height);
}
But I am unable control the size of the controls in the form, I tried that by changing the Anchor property, still i am not finding the proper solution for this.
plz help me in this regard..
Regards
soman.
soman.
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Use a LayoutManager or write one yourself.
Other than that you might want to look into panels.
OK, simply "divide" your Window into different areas, based on your customer's needs. Then use one panel per area and use the Dock-Property to get them where you need them (at this point, you MIGHT need a LayoutManager).
You then should be able to sub-divide the panels using the same technique, until you have every control where it is supposed to be.
Try resizing - if it does not work, start over
Cheers
Sid
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The Paint Event will be called when you refresh the screen
So on SizeChanged Event
write
this.Invalidate();
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One has to include the .NET runtime as well as Installer support in an executable assembly for taking care of the machines which do not have .NET installed on it. This makes the program (to be distributed, say on Internet) size increase by a huge margin.
My question is - suppose the assembly is converted into native code before distribution, and is then distributed (either with or without Installer ; and either installed into the Catche or otherwise), will it still require to bundle .NET runtime for supporting machine which do not have the same?
So, the question basically is will an assembly converted into native code (using ngen utility) run on a machine which does not have .NET runtime installed thereon?
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Yes, since ngen only works for the machine it is used on.
See, if you write a program and generate an image with ngen, you cannot simply "pass" that image along. Read the docs and you will see, what I mean.
But it might be sufficient to say that ngen-images depends on processor properties, operating system, version of the operating system, version of the .net-framework and so on...
Cheers Sid.
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Does it means that the native code prepared on one machine cannot be distributed as it will not work on another machine due to the "image" problem?
If so, then is it possible to use ngen to create the native code at the time of installation of the assembly through a setup program on the client machine? Will the .NET runtime be required to be bundled together in the setup? And, will it be a big size setup / Installer program again?
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Basically, the problem is that the images cannot be simply copied to other computers. So the anwer would be, yes, the .NET runtime has to be installed.
Think about it: The .NET Class Library is part of the .NET Framework. Now, even IF you could simply copy the NGEN-Generated images over, you still would need to
a) Work around the PE-Executable Format
b) Work around the missing Class-Library
c) Work around Windows not knowing what to do with your image
...
The runtime-installer is not too big. Many computers already have it installed as a part of regular updates, for example, WinXP SP1 or SP2.
This may be a problem if you plan to distribute your app as "download only", which would require you to warn people about the requirement and hint them as to where they can get the .NET FW (Microsoft / WindowsUpdate).
Remember, you only need the FW - and thats about 15 MB (if I got that right).
Cheers
Sid
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hi,
As far as I have seen, there is no easy way to enter multiline text (while preserving spacing formatting, etc.) into a regular text box or rich text box. So I created an application that does this for you. You paste or enter your text into a rich text box, then click a button to generate the code with the formatting information (such as "\r\n", etc.). This is basically a way to batch convert your text into a format that can be inserted into another application to send that text programmatically into a regular text box or a rich text box. I hope you find it useful. You can download it here:
http://www.teched.coe.ohio-state.edu/lugnut/text_formatting_creator/Text%20Formatting%20Revealer.zip
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HI
I am working on Infopath File attachment control Programmatically ,
I am reading a image file from my database table , converting to base64string ,
and then returning to attachment field in my Infopath Form .
the problem is that when I open the attachment , it is opening in binary or some other format , and not in standard readable format ,
filedata.Getfilename obj2 = new filedata.Getfilename();
IXMLDOMNode nodefld1 =thisXDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("my:myFields/my:field3");
nodefld1.text = obj2.ReadfileInfo();
where obj2 is a object of a web service , which return a string of base64
and field3 is a file attachment .
what I need to do ,
thanks
thanks
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How do i make an msi project in visual studio .net be a silent install all the time?
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It's not done in the project, but in the command line that launches the msiexec processor that runs your .MSI install. An .MSI is a database, not an application.
msiexec /q /i myApp.msi
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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I'm a C#/.Net newbie, so be gentle... 
I've added an MSChart control to my form and would like to populate it with data. My data is a single dimension (of size > 0) array of ints (eg: sales per region). I haven't been able to find any documentation on how to do push this array into the control and would appreciate a pointer.
(edit)
The "array" needs to be a dynamic collection of ints, a la an MFC CUIntArray. It will be populated (with approx 5-10 ints) just before I load the chart control. Looks like I have to a SetData() (i.e. set the control's Data property to point to my collection) but am stymied as to how to do this.
Sadly, this didn't work:
ArrayList counts = new ArrayList();
counts.Add (5);
counts.Add (10);
counts.Add (20);
counts.Add (15);
counts.Add (3);
axMSChart1.ChartData = counts;
(/edit)
Thanks!
/ravi
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Figured it out! It was as easy as:
double[] counts = new double[3];
counts[0] = 5.0;
counts[1] = 15.0;
counts[2] = 25.0;
axMSChart1.ChartData = counts;
/ravi
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Hello I need a little help.
I have three array lists for this example.
ArrayList one = new ArrayList()
ArrayList two = new ArrayList()
ArrayList three = new ArrayList()
I would like to do a foreach or for loop that can cycle through the items in the three Arrays. Instead of doing 3 foreach loops around my values like this:
foreach(int a in one)
{
foreach(int b in two)
{
foreach(int c in three)
{
get array valuse here
}
}
}
Hopefully that makes since. Thanks for the help.
JD
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There is no one liner for this problem. If you REALLY want it I have two possibilities:
1. Write an own IEnumerable implementation which takes theses three lists and then exposes an IEnumerator which can handle these after each other.
This only make sense if oyu are doing this really often.
2. Add all items to one list and enumerate over the merged list.
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Hi...
Can anyone tell me how to make a WebBrowser in my c# app, or an good articled. (I am a beginner)
I do not know how to do it... anyway i tried something with the System.Web class, but it all seemed very confusing.
All help is appriciated
QzRz
QzRz
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Do you want to do it the hard or the easy way?
The easy way would be to use the IE, which can sort of be loaded into your App.
The hard way would be using the HttpRequest, which can obtain files from a web-server. You then need to draw that.
Writing a simple browser is not too hard - getting things displayed the way they are supposed to be, however, is.
Cheers
Sid
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okay...
Can you show me how to use the IE in my application?
I can load the file into the users internet browser, but thats not what I want.
Or
How to show the it using the HttpRequest, but the file I want to show, is only on the users computer, not on a server.
QzRz
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Hi all ,
i got this exception "Operation must use an updateable query."
When i tried to work with this code
OleDbConnection AccessCnn2 = new OleDbConnection("Jet OLEDB:Global Partial Bulk Ops=2;Jet OLEDB:Registry Path=;Jet OLEDB:Database Locking Mode=0;Jet OLEDB:Database Password=;Data Source=\"e:\\Fuu\\data_RWable.mdb\";Password=;Jet OLEDB:Engine Type=5;Jet OLEDB:Global Bulk Transactions=1;Provider=\"Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0\";Jet OLEDB:System database=;Jet OLEDB:SFP=False;Extended Properties=;Mode=Read;Jet OLEDB:New Database Password=;Jet OLEDB:Create System Database=False;Jet OLEDB:Don't Copy Locale on Compact=False;Jet OLEDB:Compact Without Replica Repair=False;User ID=Admin;Jet OLEDB:Encrypt Database=False"); <br />
AccessCnn2.Open();<br />
OleDbCommand myCmd_Access2 = new OleDbCommand(); <br />
myCmd_Access2.Connection = AccessCnn2; <br />
myCmd_Access2.CommandType = CommandType.Text;<br />
<br />
myCmd_Access2.CommandText = "Update [INVOICE HEADER TABLE] Set [INVOICE HEADER TABLE].[INVNOTE]='"+DateTime.Now.ToString()+"' Where [INVOICE HEADER TABLE].[INVNOTE] is null";<br />
myCmd_Access2.ExecuteNonQuery();<br />
AccessCnn2.Close();
help please
Regards
todary
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