Thanks for reply. The problem is I dont have anything to check even if I use true/false. The application has been closed and it doesnt even know that it is being closed down. I dont get any event when the application is closed using task manager. AD
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If I understtod your question correctly, you are unable to figure out the object to be passed to the AddFile() method. You have to pass object of AddFileRequestType. MTOMDummy AddFileService; /* INITIALISATIE */ AddFileService = new MTOMDummy(); AddFileRequestType request = new AddFileRequestType(); request.EmailAddress = "email@secret.nl"; requestFilename = "TestDeclaratie.zip"; request.FileData = ; AddFileService.AddFile(request);
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Hi All, I thought it would be simple solution but not really being able to crack it. I have a webservice which acts as data provider to the client which is a windows application. The webservice has various web methods and I have written them in a way that they share same SQLTransaction object while retrieving data. WebService has BeginTransaction(), CommitTransaction() and RollbackTransaction() methods. when I want to perform an operation (which typically consists of 3/4 webmethod calls) I call BeginTransaction() first and CommitTransaction() or RollbackTransaction() after the operation is finished or in case of exception. The problem: If the user makes the application to end using task manager after BeginTransaction() has been called and before CommitTransaction() or RollbackTransaction() is called. When next time the application is launched, it fails to fetch data and gets stuck attempting to retieve it. This is because the previous transaction is still locking the tables! Well, It might take long to read the post but I thought it was important to explain it in detail. Can anyone think of any way out? Thanks in Advance AD
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Hi, I am not very familiar with Installers hence need help. I would like to allow user to choose from various options while installing the windows application. When he runs the application, it should read what user had selected at the time of installation and show/hide items accordingly. Is there any way to do this? Or do I need to write this in some file? .config file may be. But I would like to avoid writing to a file. Thanks a lot. -AD
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Hope I am not asking the question at wrong place. I have used CrystalReportViewer in Windows application. I have a report wich has a SubReport inside it. The report works well for few pages but when is exceeds 50 pages it becomes painfully slow. And I suppose it is slow while rendering. Does anybody has any idea what I might be doing wrong. Or is there any way to optimize its performance? Thanks.
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You might want to have a look at StringFormat which helps you provide the alignment of the string while using DrawString()
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You can go through the Controls collection of the form and check the type of control. If the control is of the same type of your user control, match the ControlId with the controlId selected in the combo. If matches, thats the control user wanted.
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You probably are missing reference to System.Web assembly. Go to Solution exporer, veiw the references under the project, if you dont find System.Web listed there, Add it.
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Could not understand the question. If it is compiling then where is hte problem?
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Try this
System.Windows.Forms.ControlPaint.DrawStringDisabled()
with color SystemColors.ControlLightLight or SystemColors.Control
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I am optimizing application written in C#. It is apparently exceeding the user objects limit in XP. Now I want to trace where all these user object are being created by the application. Is there any tool available which would serve the purpose? Or any other way? Every bit counts ADD
I have a Button (btnGet) on a UserControl which I am setting Image property of to a GIF. The problem : It does show in design time but doesnt on runtime. (The UserControl has few other buttons which has their image property set to other images and working fine. However if I change their images to other, it doesnt work.) Investigation : I checked the .resx file and it contains the image data in the "btnGet.Image" element. Put breakpoint in the InitializeComponents() where it assigns the image to button. this.btnGet.Image = ((System.Drawing.Image)(resources.GetObject("btnGet.Image"))); resources.GetObject("btnGet.Image") returns null. I tried this after deleting all the intermediate files like .pdb, .obj When I set the image to a Button in other form in the same project (as well as in other). Works perfect!:mad: Solution : What could it be?:confused: Every bit counts
The graphics drawn disappears because when you move the form, paint event occurs and it rpaints the form which eventually overwrites what you have written. To make the drawn graphics persistant try to override the Paint event of the form. Put your painting code in it. Hope this helps. Every bit counts ADD
As far as I know property grid does not take C# file. It takes object of a class and populates itself with the properties of the object. Since you have XMLs ready, serialization wont help you in easy way. You would need to follw these steps.. - Design a serializable class with the same structure as your XML file. - Parse XML for the first time to populate an object of that class. - pass that object to the PropertyGrid - Serialize the object to an XML file when user wants to save it. - Use this XML file in the future not the original one. Which would make you enable to directly deserialize the file into an object instead of parsing it. This may not be the best possible way but... Every bit counts ADD
Yeah... I had been there.. But they want me to fill the registration form n all :mad:. I hate doin that. ADD
Does anybody know where I can get Virtual Linux Machine for VMWare running on Win XP Pro? Add