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Re: webpage calling windows service Christian Graus8-Jul-08 5:37 Christian Graus 8-Jul-08 5:37  b/c I expected you were connecting to something via USB or something, a lot of people get confused about what code runs on the server and what runs on the client, while they develop. If it's using TCP/IP, I guess that would work fine. Christian Graus Please read this if you don't understand the answer I've given you. If you're still stuck, ask me for more information. Re: webpage calling windows service PIEBALDconsult8-Jul-08 7:29 PIEBALDconsult 8-Jul-08 7:29  If you need to periodically poll the device for information (and then store it in a database) then a Windows Service is likely the best way to do that. For allowing users to send commands to the device you could have a table of such commands/requests. The client would insert a request (perhaps via a WebService), the Windows Service would then perform (or deny) them. This would form an audit trail of such events. Identifying CD "format" arronhuk8-Jul-08 4:49 arronhuk 8-Jul-08 4:49  I'm trying to check if a CD had been burnt using ISO 9660 level 1. I've looked at using win32_CDROMDrive but can't identify what whould tell me the format type. I thought maybe it would be in win32_diskPartition but I don't seem to be able to see any CD information using that (just my 2 partitions on the fixed disk). Is there a reasonably simple way of identifying the filesystem on the disk? Thanks Arron varchar(50) or nvarchar(50)? mrcooll8-Jul-08 4:40 mrcooll 8-Jul-08 4:40  Hello all, i have install my applicatin on the client pc , he is using windows vista there is some reports "Crystal built in FrameWrork 2.0" ,in some reports fields there is ? marks insted of the data. these reports shows arabic language , But those feilds is defined in data bas as varchar(50) should i redifen it as nvarchar(50) to hold arabic language? note : i dont suffer from this problem m using windows xp!!! Thx. Re: varchar(50) or nvarchar(50)? Guffa8-Jul-08 4:50 Guffa 8-Jul-08 4:50  If you use varchar, the charset in the database has to match the charset of the system, and that charset has to support the characters that you want to use. By a fluke you seem to have gotten all that right on your system. If you use nvarchar, the data is unicode, and supports any characters. Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself. Re: varchar(50) or nvarchar(50)? Christian Graus8-Jul-08 5:18 Christian Graus 8-Jul-08 5:18  SO sick of good answers being downvoted. I 5d you Christian Graus Please read this if you don't understand the answer I've given you. If you're still stuck, ask me for more information. Re: varchar(50) or nvarchar(50)? Luc Pattyn8-Jul-08 6:10 Luc Pattyn 8-Jul-08 6:10  An enjoyable fluke[^]. Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] Voting for dummies? No thanks. Customizing a .NET setup dynamically orangeflow8-Jul-08 3:50 orangeflow 8-Jul-08 3:50  Hi, I have a .NET Project written in C# which is communicating with a server. I got it all bundled in a zip file (including a msi and setup.exe) file which installs fine. The users can download this setup from a web server. Now what I need to do is to customize the setup to include user specific information. The setup should set values in the registry depending on the data the user entered in the website. Hence I need some way to automatically include the user data (e.g. as xml file?) in the setup. Does anyone has an idea how to do this? Thank you, Torsten Re: Customizing a .NET setup dynamically Rutvik Dave8-Jul-08 8:28 Rutvik Dave 8-Jul-08 8:28  Create one Visual Studio Deployment Projects and add your current solution to it. now you can add your own dialogus and code routines to customize the setup wizard. this might help[^] Problem in FontStyle property Krishnraj8-Jul-08 3:38 Krishnraj 8-Jul-08 3:38  Hi all, Is it possible to have a text's fontstyle property to Bold, Italic and underline at the same time. If yes then how????? Thanks in advance Rana Krishnraj Re: Problem in FontStyle property Luc Pattyn8-Jul-08 3:46 Luc Pattyn 8-Jul-08 3:46  The documentation says: This enumeration has a FlagsAttribute attribute that allows a bitwise combination of its member values. So yes it is possible. Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] Voting for dummies? No thanks. Re: Problem in FontStyle property half-life8-Jul-08 3:51 half-life 8-Jul-08 3:51  the Coding Way: create a new Font(new FontFamily("Tahoma"), 12.75f); (for Example) and change what ever u want in it then assgin it to text's font property The Designer View Way : or Go To the component in the Design View and click on the Font Property then Cahnge What ever u Like Have Fun Never forget it Re: Problem in FontStyle property Krishnraj8-Jul-08 4:07 Krishnraj 8-Jul-08 4:07  ya that's correct. But if font have already Bold property set to true and now i want to set its italic property then resulted output text would have both Bold and italic property set to true, instead of only one that is either bold or italic. any way thanks for replying...I got the hint. let me do it Rana Krishnraj Re: Problem in FontStyle property leppie8-Jul-08 4:12 leppie 8-Jul-08 4:12  FontStyle fs = FontStyle.Bold; fs |= FontStyle.Italic; xacc.ide - now with TabsToSpaces support IronScheme - 1.0 alpha 4a out now (29 May 2008) Re: Problem in FontStyle property User 66588-Jul-08 4:17 User 6658 8-Jul-08 4:17  In code you can combine them using bitwise operations: FontStyle.Bold | FontStyle.Italic modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm. How can I pass Type to my generic class in runtime [modified] dasha_pl8-Jul-08 3:30 dasha_pl 8-Jul-08 3:30  Hi! Please, help me! I would like to create List<t>, for myType in runtime(for example, Int32): Type myType = Type.GetType("System.Int32");<br /> List<myType> list = new List<myType>();<br /> - compiler is throwing errors:"The type or namespace name 'myType' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)" How can I create such list for this type? modified on Tuesday, July 8, 2008 9:42 AM Re: How can I pass Type to my generic class in runtime Guffa8-Jul-08 3:38 Guffa 8-Jul-08 3:38  You can't. The generic type has to be known at compile time. What is it that you are trying to accomplish? Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself. Re: How can I pass Type to my generic class in runtime leppie8-Jul-08 4:05 leppie 8-Jul-08 4:05  Guffa wrote: You can't. The generic type has to be known at compile time. Not quite. A generic type can still be created with reflection at runtime. xacc.ide - now with TabsToSpaces support IronScheme - 1.0 alpha 4a out now (29 May 2008) Re: How can I pass Type to my generic class in runtime leppie8-Jul-08 4:07 leppie 8-Jul-08 4:07  You can create a generic type with reflection at run time. However, I am not sure what use it would be to you. Eg: Activator.CreateInstance(typeof(List<> ).MakeGenericType(yourtype)) xacc.ide - now with TabsToSpaces support IronScheme - 1.0 alpha 4a out now (29 May 2008) writing an unistallation exe using c# bonvoyage1238-Jul-08 2:45 bonvoyage123 8-Jul-08 2:45  Hi, I'm looking to create an executable file that I can load on my windows mobile Symbol device that'll delete everything that I don't need. The problem is that I'm not familiar at all with working with windows registry within code. This is my first time using c#, however I'm fluent in Java which I've heard is similar. Can someone give me a start on the code such as a method used to delete a registry key and a method used to delete a file. Thanks in advance! Re: writing an unistallation exe using c# half-life8-Jul-08 2:49 half-life 8-Jul-08 2:49  Here u Go it's here in CodeProject [^] Have Fun Never forget it Re: writing an unistallation exe using c# bonvoyage1238-Jul-08 3:22 bonvoyage123 8-Jul-08 3:22  umm after looking here I need some help as I've never written in c# before. Is there a way I can just hardcode what I need. I just want something simple for now that I can type in what I need and it will delete it. When I look at [code] try { // Setting RegistryKey rk = baseRegistryKey; RegistryKey sk1 = rk.CreateSubKey(subKey); // If the RegistrySubKey doesn't exists -> (true) if (sk1 == null) return true; else sk1.DeleteValue(KeyName); return true; } [/code] it seems that when I'm cteating the Registry key rk and deleting it, it's doing nothing more then deleting what I made, even though I didnt call new. Could someone help me out. Re: writing an unistallation exe using c# bonvoyage1238-Jul-08 3:35 bonvoyage123 8-Jul-08 3:35  This whole project is for windows mobile as I said before... I've been thinking about whether it would be easier to use a registry file (.reg file) to delete the registry entries that I would need to delete, and then just delete the files with the delete method. Help please! Re: writing an unistallation exe using c# half-life8-Jul-08 3:41 half-life 8-Jul-08 3:41  Maybe this can help u : [^] Have Fun Never forget it Re: writing an unistallation exe using c# bonvoyage1238-Jul-08 3:49 bonvoyage123 8-Jul-08 3:49  Thanks! I understand it more now. But i need to know is it possible to edit the registry in windows mobile 5.0 through an exe file or do i need to download a refistry editor?

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