I agree. I recently used it for a project and it is great. They are even include LINQ support in the framework for the .NET lib. I'm not sure where they are at with that yet, but SQLite is the way to go. Regards, Frank

This is a good solution and might work. Thank you very much. Have you used this and if so, I assume it has worked for you? Regards, Frank

Hi Paul... Why such a response? Regards!

I posted this in the Lounge and I believe it should have gone here... Please see the link below... http://www.codeproject.com/Lounge.aspx?fid=1159&tid=2459692[^] Thank you everyone!

The answer to both of your questions is no. Its not a requirement and you are not the first person to suggest it might be a waste of time. I just want to get it to get it. I have no specific reason but to learn more about .NET and I feel this will kind of focus me and additionally, show me (myself) that I've learned things. Not sure if this make sense... I was gonna do one and see how I felt about it. Thank, Frank

Thank you. That does help and I appropriate it... Though, honestly I was hoping for a bit more detail... I'm honestly expecting a book's amount of content.. Not sure I will need it though, it will be the first test like this I'm going to attempt.. Regards, Frank

Hey All, I've been interested in working toward my MCTS .NET Web Developer Certification but I have a fairly straight forward question... Can anyone point me to a solid, accurate study guide for the test. I have the books that MS recommends, but rather than reading them from front to back I wanted to focus my studies a little more. Any suggestions would be appricate. Thank you much! -Frank

Rob, Thank you for you reply. I appreciate it. This is what I ended up doing right after posting this. I'm sorry, I should have mentioned it. I was hoping for a more elegant solution. But this works, so I will continue to use this. Again, Thank You.

Regards, Frank V. http://www.TheOpenSourceU.com

Quick question, Is it possible to either temporarily disable or even suppress an event from firing? The problem that I'm am having is when I'm manipulating properties (related to the event) the event is firing and I'm, eventually, receiveing a stack over flow exception...

Frank V. http://www.TheOpenSourceU.com

I would normally agree. However, at this time I'm tying to collect all possible solutions (my manager wants to see them, I suppose to consider all costs involved) Anyway, I appreciate your post however that doesn't answer my question.... Thanks though! Frank V. JawzX2003@yahoo.com

Hello everyone, I have a quick question with regards to .NET web services and WSE 3.0. If this is the wrong forum for this, I apologize. If you could direct me as to where to leave this on Code Project I’d appreciate it. The short of it. I'd like to create a web service that will strictly communicate with a custom client. No other client should be able to gain access to the web service. More details: The web service should not be able to talk to any other client or browsers out in the great unknown of the internet. However, the web service will be internet facing as the client will communicate with the web service over the internet. The client will be run from PCs which are not part of the same domain as the web service. In fact, the client-running machines will be freshly re-imaged (ghosted) computers. Would anyone be able to make additional suggestions in regards to a solution? I’ve been researching this for sometime now. Some previous suggestions have included: X.509 Certificate Windows Certificate Authority service Custom Binary Authentication (a custom PKI implementation, not using X.509) Username / Password. Custom (Calculated) hash value sent with message. “Computer Authorization Code” Thank You Everyone, Frank V. JawzX02@yahoo.com

I think that you are correct. You can't. But the framework is more than just DLLs. There is an engine that runs to compile these apps. The 'DLLs' are loaded in to memory (by the engine) and then used through the use of the session. (Until the computer turns off). I'm looking to unload all of the dlls from memory. And again, I think you are right. you simply cant without restarting and flushing the memory... Thanks for your response! Frank V. http://www.TheOpenSourceU.com

I need to simulte a fresh boot cycle (and am trying to save time) so that I can test performance of an application that will only be ran once the computer starts up. Hence, inital load time is important. Thank you, Frank V.

Simple Question: Is it possible to restart the .NET framework to simulate a “cold start?” (I.E. similar to restarting your computer and inheritly the framework without restarting your computer.) If this is possible, how does one accomplish this? Thank you, Frank V. www.TheOpenSourceU.com

Thank you for that information. So, the answer to my question is that, in fact, neither table will be locked. So, I should probably know this, but please enlighten me and save me some research (I don't use cursors very often, I think I did one once). But why then are cursors to be considered a last resort? Is it simply the amount of resources that they use on the DBMS? Thank you, Frank www.TheOpenSourceU.com P.S. I like your quote.

Also, it is important to note that the table i'd be using is a constantly used table (it touches almost every thing) Thanks again, Frank www.TheOpenSourceU.com

I have a question SQL Server cursor question I have a table, “clients”. I want to create a cursor to select and iterate through each client in the database. Obviously, that will lock the “clients” table. Fine. But if I involve another table to do a filter (in the where clause, to reduce the result set) does that lock both tables and just the “Client” table? Thanks in advance, Frank www.TheOpenSourceU.com

I found the answer On asp:BoundField you can set a property to disable this feature. IE: HtmlEncode="False"

Thanks!

Hey everyone,
I’m hoping that someone can give me a quick answer to this question.
I have a ASP.NET web page with a Details View. This Details view is data bound to a DataSet from an SQL Server (2000). The DataSet contains a nvarchar which includes the HTML formatting code. The problem is that the HTML is converted so that it displays the HTML in the browser. (I.E: <br /> instead of <br /> )

Any suggestions or solutions?

Thanks,
Frank