Error on ISynchronizeInvoke casting
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what should i do if i have an error in ISynchronizeInvoke casting. Actually i am doing a c# console application that use ISynchronizeInvoke the code is like this: ISynchronizeInvoke i = (ISynchronizeInvoke)this; The Error: Unable to cast object of type 'ArtIntelTania.Program' to type 'System.ComponentModel.ISynchronizeInvoke'. hope somebody can help me Thanks in advance Regard, jac
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what should i do if i have an error in ISynchronizeInvoke casting. Actually i am doing a c# console application that use ISynchronizeInvoke the code is like this: ISynchronizeInvoke i = (ISynchronizeInvoke)this; The Error: Unable to cast object of type 'ArtIntelTania.Program' to type 'System.ComponentModel.ISynchronizeInvoke'. hope somebody can help me Thanks in advance Regard, jac
Consoles don't implement
ISynchronizeInvoke. You'll need aFormorControlfor that. Can you describe in more detail what you're trying to acheive? -
Consoles don't implement
ISynchronizeInvoke. You'll need aFormorControlfor that. Can you describe in more detail what you're trying to acheive?oic... Actually the idea is like this: - i want to display all the record(s) inside the database - the connection is always there, so that i can retrieve the records. For an example, if i insert a new data the data will be displayed instantly (no need to refresh or debug once again). thanks, Jac
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oic... Actually the idea is like this: - i want to display all the record(s) inside the database - the connection is always there, so that i can retrieve the records. For an example, if i insert a new data the data will be displayed instantly (no need to refresh or debug once again). thanks, Jac
jacklynn_mei wrote:
- i want to display all the record(s) inside the database - the connection is always there, so that i can retrieve the records. For an example, if i insert a new data the data will be displayed instantly (no need to refresh or debug once again).
I don't know much about using databases. I'm guessing you'd probably have to hook into some event that is raiesed when the database changes and then display the update in your UI. A Form based application would probably be better for this than a Console application.