As you dont have reference to Company.MyNameSpace.MyClass, you need to manually read the assembly using Reflection and then using Activator.CreateInstance you create the instance of the class. For instance : Assembly assem = Assembly.Load("\folder\MyLib.dll"); object thisObj = assem.CreateInstance("Company.MyNameSpace.MyClass"); For further reading use http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/samhaidar/LateBindingWithReflection09122005053810AM/LateBindingWithReflection.aspx[^]:rose: Abhishek Sur **Don't forget to click "Good Answer" if you like this Solution. My Latest Articles-->** Simplify Code Using NDepend Basics of Bing Search API using .NET Microsoft Bing MAP using Javascript

Yes, of course! There are some built-in extensions for dynamic menus, breadcrumbs and for sitemap.xml (for google). Currently there is no extension for sitemaps in front-end, because CMS is relatively new and it's not much extensions at all. But it's very easy to write them. You can ask me here or through contact form on lightnote.net and I can help you to quick start.

Additionally to what the others already said, it's not safe to compare two float values like this: if(float1 == float2) Instead, for floats you should rather use something like this: if((float1 - float2) < delta) where delta can be a small number like 0.001. regards

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How about this? Everything has always existed. Is there something about the concept of no beginning that short circuits some peoples brains or what? The main proof of the big bang theory is the red shift is greater the farther away something is which the believers say is because objects farther away are moving faster. The real reason though is probably just that the sheer distance attenuates the energy which by itself would red shift it. The objects could just as well be moving toward us as away from us. Isn't physics fun? Hood

The rule of thumb for database access is to open the connection as late as possible and close it as soon as possible. The slowness may simply be caused by the connection to your database, say if it is located on another server. If the data is static, i.e. doesn't change often, then caching it may be an option, depending on the amount of data. There are an enormous amount of examples of constructing data access layers, I would suggest you try searching for one as an example. only two letters away from being an asset

Thanks very much for all answers, was very helpful. Did it with messaging, because it was easy and fast :)

Thanks!

Thanks! helped

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C# has nothing on PHP as a server side language. PHP has limitless posibilities for what it does on the server. I am not going to go too far into this as I could be here forever, but the key reasons for me are: + Expanability + Ease of use + Cross platform capability + Easy intergration + Amazing Java support + Performance + and finally, a very active and productive development community Brad Australian -CAUTION- The previous statement may contain traces of PHP, and by reading this statement you negate the right to vote me down.

Thank you for idea! The solution was so, that i was have to create one more data socket for passive mode on another port and receive data from this socket.

Thank you, really very simple...

after use CreateFile that return hFile you can declare CFile m_fFile(hFile) & then use m_fFile.Seek.... if you wanna work with in text mode you should use CStdioFile instead of CFile.

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Hi. Select the last row you want to be fixed, then select Window...Freeze Panes from the menu bar Regards, Graham.