Look at several Queue implementations in Java at Professor Sedgewick's site[^].

In the actual context I have three listboxes, if i selected one item in the first listbox, the selectedindexhanged event is raised to get the neccessary details for the selected item in the first listbox and post the resulsts in the second listbox. the same scenario for the second listbox, if the item is selected in the second listbox, postback is done to get the details to fill in the third listbox. all the three controls are in the same which is shown as follows listbox1 onselectedindexchanged1 listbox2 onselectedindexchanged2 listbox3

Sandeep Mewara has posted an answer to your question "Popup menu and page redirection using javascript": KishoreT wrote: why the data passed along with the links is continuing for other address also, even if the page is not the same? Though you have not posted the code that parses or forms the navigation URL, it is clear from your issue that you are not re-setting the querystring variable/parameter that to append to your base URL. You keep a URL to navigate and based on the add/edit/delete selection you go ahead and append that value to the base URL. while appending reset the query string parameter. Resetting would remove the old value. hi sandeep, sorry while writing the post i made that mistake. the actual javascript is window.location.pathname = Page1/Admin/xyz.aspx?action=edit but in the address bar it was viewed after the page load is href="http://SiteName/page1/Admin/xyz.aspx?action=add?action=edit so I get an error that Request["action"] value at server side;

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KishoreT wrote: an I create a new database of using dataset Yes. You simply use ADO .Net classes to handle these operations. You'd need to make a ConnectionString to the Database provider -in your case dBaseIII- using OleDbConnection class, and use SQL commands -eg. CREATE TABLE-. You can call the commands using OleDbCommand class. Regards:rose:

KishoreT wrote: I need to migrate dBaseIII databases to Ms-Access tables. dBaseIII database are to be imported to MS-Access and also need export MS-Access tables to dBase III databases. All these operations should be done using C#. With your C# program, load the data from the dBaseIII and then insert into Access...Pretty straight forward. Some people have a memory and an attention span, you should try them out one day. - Jeremy Falcon

AFAIK, you will need the Resource compiler, that's only available in the .NET SDK.** How xacc.ide transforms text to colored words on the screen Intel PentuimM (aka Centrino) undervolting **

AFAIK the C# Compiler options haven't changed from version 1.1 to 2.0 of .NET framework. You get the compiler for free by downloading .NET framework SDK from Microsoft site. If you want to have a free IDE for Framework 1.0 and 1.1 try Sharp Develop. "Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning." - Rick Cook www.troschuetz.de