When you right-click on the project in solution explorer, you should get 'Add Reference' and 'Add Web Reference'. Vasudevan Deepak Kumar Personal Homepage Tech Gossips

If you use binding you have to call EndCurrentEdit method BindingManagerBase bmText = this.BindingContext[textBox1]; bmText.EndCurrentEdit(); DevIntelligence.com - My blog for .Net Developers

hasansheik wrote: How can I identify that the control is container control or not, at runtime. Test the control against System.Windows.Forms.ContainerControl using the is operator: System.Console.WriteLine(this is System.Windows.Forms.ContainerControl); System.Console.WriteLine(label1 is System.Windows.Forms.ContainerControl); Where this is the form. The above two lines return true and false, respectively, since Form is derived from ContainerControl, and Label is not. ContainerControl inherits from ScrollableControl, which you can read about here[^]. Share and enjoy. Sean

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As Java and .NET are two completely different development platforms, you can't use standards from one with the other. For example, .NET has Remoting, which allows you to directly access and use objects remotely, or essentially pass messages accross a disparate network to remote objects, and get responses back. Java has something similar, but for java programs only. The only truely universal, cross language, cross platform messaging infrastructure is Web Services. You can develop a web service in Java and consume it with a C# program, and pass messages back and forth that way. Or vice-a-versa, and even if neccesary, develop web services in both so they can talk to each other. The bummer about web services is they are heavy compared to remoting, and generally require a web server on at least one end for them to work.

Get the Type object for the delegate behind the event and get the parameters of the Invoke method. Something like EventInfo []events = ktfaType.GetEvents(); for(int i = 0; i This code relies on the fact that every delegate has an Invoke method which is automatically generated by the compiler depending on the type of delegate's declaration. Regards Senthil _____________________________ My Blog | My Articles | WinMacro

How you construct MyEditor is up to you. My guess is MyEditor will have additional data members, so you might want to fill them, in addition to Editor members, before returning it. Something like class MyEditor : Editor { private additionMember; public MyEditor(Editor d) { //Assign base members here baseMember1 = d.baseMember1; } public int AdditionalMember { // get and set } } class MyLookUpedit :LookUpedit { public MyEditor Editor { get { MyEditor editor = new MyEditor(base.Properties); editor.AdditionalMember = 20; return editor; } } } Hope this helps. Regards Senthil _____________________________ My Blog | My Articles | WinMacro

Overloading enums? Overloading applies to functions, defining functions with the same name but with different signatures. Maybe you meant extending enums by deriving from them? Nope, that's not possible. Regards Senthil _____________________________ My Blog | My Articles | WinMacro

hasansheik wrote: string strResult = methodinfo.Invoke(Invoke(this,objParamArr).ToString(); object result = methodinfo.Invoke(Invoke(this,objParamArr); string strresult = (result == null) ? "NULL" : result.ToString(); xacc-ide 0.0.15 now with C#, MSIL, C, XML, ASP.NET, Nemerle, MyXaml and HLSL coloring - Screenshots

Calculate it. Get the size of the data chunk and the WAVEFORMATEX struct. Bits per second = nChannels * nSamplesPerSec * wBitsPerSample; (for uncompressed WAV) Length (in seconds) = ( filesize * 8 ) / Bits per second; Don't try it, just do it! ;-)

Hi, Interesting that you found my reply of more than 6 years ago :). I can't help you here. Try posting your question in the C# section. Also try to elaborate on the ways that you've explored so far. Kind regards, Bob Stanneveld

If we can use StreamReader or other managed call for asyncronous calls, then please let me know . how can i do the same. FileStream::BeginRead FileStream::EndRead

thankyou jonh