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Re: Converting old C library into .NET

Christian Graus25-Oct-05 15:55

Christian Graus

25-Oct-05 15:55

Correct. I don't believe you can write a non COM dll that plays with unmanaged code in C#. Why do you need to convert this code ?

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

Re: Converting old C library into .NET

wgaiw26-Oct-05 11:35

wgaiw

26-Oct-05 11:35

Well, I've heard this is the way to write FS modules that will be initialized automatically when FS starts. But I guess it's not possible then? I thought it would maybe be possible with MC++ in .NET 2.0, since it supports a mix up of old C++ code and MC++ code in one project (great feature BTW!). But I don't have a lot of experience with C nor C++ so I really have a clue if I'm right.
Well, maybe it's time to buy a good old C learning book then Smile | :)

Joost Huizinga

Re: Converting old C library into .NET

Christian Graus26-Oct-05 11:38

Christian Graus

26-Oct-05 11:38

Joost Huizinga wrote:
I thought it would maybe be possible with MC++ in .NET 2.0, since it supports a mix up of old C++ code and MC++ code in one project

Yeah, that should work. There's no reason I can see why you couldn't write a plain old dll in MC++. Not C# though.

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

disco

tekken2224-Oct-05 9:26

tekken22

24-Oct-05 9:26

does it work with all webservers or only IIS ?
I use both VC# express and Borland C# builder and
VC# is using disco while C# builder uses uddi,
but both produce very look alike References.cs

also is it possible to query a website on available webservises
outside of IDE, like from executable, post disco and get back
wsdl.
explanations, references or links would be greatly appriciated.
TIA

Ilease and ISponsor why need for both ?

tekken2224-Oct-05 8:58

tekken22

24-Oct-05 8:58

if ILease.Renew will renew the lease why
would one ever use ISponsor for the same purpose ?

Call COM+ services on other machines with my local .NET framework

olmo24-Oct-05 8:20

olmo

24-Oct-05 8:20

Hi ppl,

I tried to call COM+ services on other machines by using my local .NET framework. I set up the COM+ components on the other machine for server application usage. Further I want to use C# to call the services.

Does anybody have an idea how I can realize this scenario? I heard I should use DCOM but can't find information about using DCOM in the above scenario...

Thanks for your help,
Olmo

Remote debugging : Windows form apps

Md Saleem Navalur24-Oct-05 0:39

Md Saleem Navalur

24-Oct-05 0:39

Hi,
Iam trying to remotely debug a windows forms C# application (Not a server).
I tried the steps mentioned in one of the articles.

http://66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:VgJBKkPI8gsJ:www.nashvs.net/ShowPost.aspx%3FPostID%3D233+remote+debugging+in+.NET&hl=en[^]

However Iam not to debug the exe, I get an error message like this.

"Error while trying to run the project: Unable to start debugging.

The machine name cannot be found on the network".

Even if the machine name is there on the network.

If anyone has any info on this pls let me know.

Regards,
Saleem

Image Converting

idris cinn23-Oct-05 20:46

idris cinn

23-Oct-05 20:46

Hi Everybody,

We can convert our image's format to ten (.Bmp .Emf .Exif .Gif .Icon .Jpeg .MemoryBmp .Png .Tiff .Wmf) different image formats using System.Drawing.Imaging in C# via .net Framework 1.1

But, i also want to convert my image to other image fotmats as TGA,SVG etc. in C# too.

So how can i do this?

Is there any method or advice for me?

Please help me..

Thanks for your advices....

Re: Image Converting

Christian Graus25-Oct-05 15:57

Christian Graus

25-Oct-05 15:57

idris cinn wrote:
SVG

svg is not an image format at all. It's a vector format.

You need to write your own code for these conversions. You also need to stop the annoying strong/bold tags in your posts.

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

Procedure to Install Visual Studio.net

Anonymous23-Oct-05 19:56

Anonymous

23-Oct-05 19:56

Hi all can Any One Pleas tell the Procedure to Install Visual Studio in a System (which is not connected to lan/net) from Installing OS to VS.net

Re: Procedure to Install Visual Studio.net

Dave Kreskowiak24-Oct-05 4:41

Dave Kreskowiak

24-Oct-05 4:41

You REALLY need to have a connection to the 'Net. Not for installing VS.NET, but to patch up the OS after it's installed.

Install the OS.
Install the OS's latest Service Pack from CD.
[Patch the OS to latest from Windows Update]
Insert the Visual Studio CD.
After the CD auto-plays, click the first item in the installation list. You can follow along from the on-screen instructions.

RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome

Re: Procedure to Install Visual Studio.net

Anonymous24-Oct-05 21:14

Anonymous

24-Oct-05 21:14

Can I install SQL Server Any Time after installing VS or before installing VS

Re: Procedure to Install Visual Studio.net

Dave Kreskowiak25-Oct-05 1:16

Dave Kreskowiak

25-Oct-05 1:16

You didn't say anything about this in your original post. Install it before you install VS.NET.

RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome

XML Style commnets in .Net

sheerprogrammer23-Oct-05 19:45

sheerprogrammer

23-Oct-05 19:45

hello all,

can i give XML style comments in VC++.Net. so that i can have in built documentation. Is it possible in VC++.net. If so am i need to set any settings at the time of building the project.

Thanking u in advance.

regards,

Basheer

Running .NET applications on computers without the framework

mihai_152922-Oct-05 11:25

mihai_1529

22-Oct-05 11:25

Is this possible? I have to make a project for school and I chose to do it in C#. Is there any way that I can run a .NET application on a computer without the installed framework? (copy the class files + other files on a CD or something)

Thanks

Re: Running .NET applications on computers without the framework

Dave Kreskowiak22-Oct-05 13:56

Dave Kreskowiak

22-Oct-05 13:56

mihai_1529 wrote:
Is this possible?

The standard is answer is No. You have to install the same version of the .NET Framework that you developed your app against.

There are exceptions to this, but those tools cost a bundle of $$$.

RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome

Re: Running .NET applications on computers without the framework

mihai_152923-Oct-05 0:29

mihai_1529

23-Oct-05 0:29

So, what are the solutions?
Thanks

Re: Running .NET applications on computers without the framework

Robert Rohde23-Oct-05 0:49

Robert Rohde

23-Oct-05 0:49

Probably installing the framework...

It can be downloaded freely from the microsoft site.

Re: Running .NET applications on computers without the framework

Ravenash23-Oct-05 12:22

Ravenash

23-Oct-05 12:22

the .net framework installer has about 20 megs.. maximum.. i don't think this can be a problem for anyone to download and export to a removable media.

Ravenash

Re: Running .NET applications on computers without the framework

Dave Kreskowiak24-Oct-05 4:35

Dave Kreskowiak

24-Oct-05 4:35

Well, a simple search for ".NET native compiler" reveals, Salamander[^]. It's $500US minimum. Are you really willing to spend that kind of cash on a class project?

RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome

Re: Running .NET applications on computers without the framework

Christian Graus23-Oct-05 12:52

Christian Graus

23-Oct-05 12:52

mihai_1529 wrote:
(copy the class files + other files on a CD or something)

Yes, the or something is to put the framework on the CD as well. This is a silly question - if there was an easy way to not use the framework, why wouldn't everyone just do that ?

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

Re: Running .NET applications on computers without the framework

VOXVOXVOX5-Dec-05 6:34

VOXVOXVOX

5-Dec-05 6:34

www.go-mono.com

use mono to compile it to native code. or embed mono. instead of .NET Framework. I may work.

VOX

Monitoring Exceptions from the core

thebread22-Oct-05 1:18

thebread

22-Oct-05 1:18

hey all,

Is there a tool to monitor handled exceptions of the core of .NET framework which slowes down my application? I need something like this to determine what kind of exceptions are raised when i use a datagrid. While using perfmon i can there are thrown exceptions but not where and why.

Please Help!

Thanks, Bernd

Exceptions Weight

Paolo Ponzano21-Oct-05 9:06

Paolo Ponzano

21-Oct-05 9:06

Hello people,
I was speaking with a friend of mine about which are the most performance-decreasing exceptions that may occurr during the execution of a program.
The application we were talking about is an enterprise one,(for which we're involved all day long in coding) and it has classical structure from PL to DO.
We have taking the conclusion that the System.Xml.Schema.XmlSchemaException class and the Parse one are the ones that teorically can affict our application most.
How can we check the entire production to trace the exception's count?
What are the most common exception that you've found?
Thanks a lot
Paolo Ponzano

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Re: Exceptions Weight

S. Senthil Kumar21-Oct-05 21:49

S. Senthil Kumar

21-Oct-05 21:49

Paolo Ponzano wrote:
How can we check the entire production to trace the exception's count?

You can use Perfmon (type perfmon.msc at the command prompt) and the .NET CLR Exceptions Performance object to track the number of exceptions thrown.

Regards
Senthil
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