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>> Does your pages uses frames? My homepage itself opens in a frame provided by the portal but there are no frames in my homepage. >>There is javascript on it, or some type of activex? No javascript... no activex but it has an asp.net user control

Take a peek at this[^] library. Hope that helps. :) --Jesse

I had read about al.exe but it requires .netmodule file which obviously i don't have because the source assembly is an interop assembly. Any other workaround ?? Thanks...

hi you need to close the first element using

Try something like this giving condition in this way dont know what is there in ur xsl, but this might work if there is only 1 condition or try with choose here age artist title etc are tags of XML try this out! :)Be Humble in Victory and Strong in Defeat.:) -Het

If there is no explicit need for an object instance, I find the use of all static members simpler. If you want to use it to persist data using the framework's builtin serialization, then you would need an object.

Yes, all session and application objects will be cleared. Good luck. "If I don't see you in this world, I'll see you in the next one... and don't be late." ~ Jimi Hendrix

Hi, this is not error, because if you call Response.Redirect with second parameter (end response immediately) set to true it will call Response.End() and there is no other way for Asp.Net to end response withou executing the rest of code than throwing exception. You can avoid this by calling redirect like this (but i think, that it is better to ignore this exception, than trying to avoid it): Response.Redirect("redirecturl.aspx",false); return; Tomáš Petříček (Microsoft C# MVP) www.eeeksoft.net | Photos | Fractal Snow

Objective answer: Value types are faster. Notes: If you have a finite (and preferably short) storage requirement, value types (for example a structure) are your best friends. But use them lavishly and you will end up with a Stack overflow.

Go to Property builder and remove the Allow Sorting Regards, CVP

As an extra to the previous answer, if you want to inicate that something in the constructor did not work as expected, throw an exception, that or provide an extra initialisation function for use after the object was constructed. "Je pense, donc je mange." - Rene Descartes 1689 - Just before his mother put his tea on the table. Shameless Plug - Distributed Database Transactions in .NET using COM+

As far as I recall, System.Data.dll is part of the base class library and should indeed be installed with the .NET framework. If your server is missing it, I would recommend uninstalling and reinstalling the .NET framework. It sounds to me like there was corruption with the original installation. As far as a "Web Setup Project", it would not solve your particular issue. It will include only those files relative to your application, not those that are part of the base class library of the framework. In other words, it would also not include System.Data.dll. I've been using xcopy deployment for my ASP.NET projects since beta 2 with no issues. Though I could be wrong, this strikes me as an environmental problem rather the something you could correct with your application. Hope that helps a bit. :)   --Jesse

Windows 2000 Professional does have support for COM+, and .NET components can be published in the COM+ catalog using the System.EnterpriseServices namespace. COM+ is "COM + MTS". MTS was introduced in NT 4.0, and became part of the COM+ services in Windows 2000 under the MS DTC (distributed transaction coordinator). So, NT MTS (version 1.0) is not supported, but 2000 COM+ (DTC) is. Regards, Serge (Logic Software, Easy Projects .NET site)