Always anything involving asp.net and weird browser and javascript crap. "It's so simple to be wise. Just think of something stupid to say and then don't say it." -Sam Levenson

Rather than actually compiling .net assemblies to actual machine code, what tools like this do is virtualise the app. They usually work by intercepting system calls and redirecting them to sandbox environments. I believe what they do is package up the whole .net runtime and libraries into one package and virtualise the whole thing. Application virtualisation has been around for a while. Thinstall[^] (Now owned by VMWare), and Softricity[^] (Now owned by Microsoft) are the two major players I can think of. Simon

Sounds like a plan! Thanks! Listen to the toad! www.dotnettoad.com[^]

You're welcome

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Very nice. Thanks for the link (no pun intended). Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before. My blog | My articles

We've started using Trac[^] recently. Inital impressions are good. Easy enough to set up, reasonably easy to customise (I'm talking page style rather than content - the content consists of a wiki for static, non-ticket information in addition to theticketing system). It interfaces to Subversion nicely (and allegedly to other systems, although I've only used SVN). Of course, it's pretty much directly equivalent to RedMine (I hadn't noticed you saying you already used that internally at first), although (from my impressions) more mature and better documented. Couldn't you just (using some clever URL rewriting or something) just expose the issue tracking part of RedMine to your customers without them being aware of the rest of RedMine? If I were in your place, I wouldn't want the hassle of two separate issue tracking systems and having to translate between the two.

short jmps, long jmps, near jmps or far jmps?

just discovered that the (VB.NET) DateAndTime class has a method called DateDiff which calculates such things...

Is that a PC in your pocket...?

You can copy and paste from Visual Studio into a RichText control and the formatting is preserved, if you copy & paste into Word you can then save as HTML.

is it possible to get a local copy of the dtd and validate against that? It may be that some transient error is causing you a problem. Russ

I like the Jet Brains profiler. It's got some nice views that help you find bottlenecks fast. Using the GridView is like trying to explain to someone else how to move a third person's hands in order to tie your shoelaces for you. -Chris Maunder

That's a great link, thank you. pg--az

It wouldn't, directly, unless you needed to validate the documents coming in.  But, it's very uncommon for a program to not care what order the nodes are in, or expect them to differ. Christian Graus - C++ MVP 'Why don't we jump on a fad that hasn't already been widely discredited ?' - Dilbert

Thats it! That easy :-) Thanks a lot!

Okay, I must admit this looks a bit strange but I've encapsulated the EventArg classes into the main class so the _items object is in fact not in the main class but in a EventArg class. Maybe I should extract those _sub_classes

Thanks... Yes I know, I forgot to mention that I generate the dataadapters .... and I didn't post the code, because it is very very long. The UpdateCommand is valid. And it works if only one of the tables has changed...