C#

Member 7812318 wrote:

if ProcessA is started, then
changeBtnStatus(btnProcessB, false);
changeBtnStatus(btnProcessC, false);
if ProcessA is stopped, then
changeBtnStatus(btnProcessB, true);
changeBtnStatus(btnProcessC, true);

// For remoting/cross-domain plugin purposes
// Need to be able to do basic tasks (log, send message) from anywhere
public class LobbyProxy: MarshalByRefObject {
    public BaseLobby lobby;
    public LobbyProxy(BaseLobby l){ this.lobby = l; }

    public void Log(object sender, String msg){ lobby.Log(sender, msg); }
    public MemberInfo Member(int id){ return lobby.Member(id); }
    public MemberInfo GetMember(string name){ return lobby.GetMember(name); }
    public bool MemberInGame(int member, int game){ return lobby.MemberInGame(member, game); }
    public int MemberIndexInGame(int member, int game){ return lobby.MemberIndexInGame(member, game); }
}

public class ServerLobbyProxy: LobbyProxy {
    public ServerLobby serverLobby;
    public ServerLobbyProxy(ServerLobby l) : base(l) { this.serverLobby = l; }
    public void SendMessage(int id, uint command, byte[] msg){ serverLobby.Server[id].SendMessage(command, msg); }
    public void SendMessage(int id, uint command, byte[] msg, byte pt){ serverLobby.Server[id].SendMessage(command, msg, pt); }
}

public class ClientLobbyProxy : LobbyProxy {
    public ClientLobby clientLobby;
    public ClientLobbyProxy(ClientLobby l) : base(l) { this.clientLobby = l; }
    public void SendMessage( uint command, byte[] msg){ clientLobby.Connection.SendMessage(command, msg); }
    public void SendMessage( uint command, byte[] msg, byte pt){ clientLobby.Connection.SendMessage(command, msg, pt); }
    public int MyID { get { return clientLobby.MyID; } }
    public MemberInfo Me { get { return clientLobby.Me; } }
    public void DoChat(int DefaultScope, String msg, int GameID){ clientLobby.DoChat(DefaultScope, msg, GameID); }
}

Rob Philpott wrote:

but then apart from that you might want to look at the XSD tool which could generate business objects from the schema which you'll have to populate manually through code.

Pete O'Hanlon wrote:

Your choices are either to serialize your different objects out to a temporary location and then use Xslt to convert them

SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand();
cmd.Connection = new SqlConnection(@"cnnstring");
cmd.Connection.Open();
cmd.CommandText = "SELECT * FROM Table1; SELECT * FROM Table2";

DataSet ds = new DataSet();

SqlDataAdapter da = new SqlDataAdapter(cmd);
da.Fill(ds);

ds.WriteXmlSchema(@"C:\dat.xsd");
ds.WriteXml(@"C:\dat.xml");

cmd.Connection.Close();