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ravtos

http://xtreemhost.com/[^] I haven't use it, but I heard it's quite decent. PS. It's PHP/MySQL though...

A man has got to know his limitations. Harry Callahan

ravtos

Brady Kelly wrote:

What is Windows Web Server? 2008 without real server stuff?

Basicly yes.. details are here: compare-core-installation[^] differentiated-features[^] compare-specs[^]

A man has got to know his limitations. Harry Callahan

ravtos

I've found solution thanks to .NET Reflector and reflection mechanism. Instead of using SetItems method I'm invoking private method of CollectionForm:

private void AddItems(IList instances)

, like this:

MethodInfo methodInfo = m_collectionForm.GetType().GetMethod("AddItems", BindingFlags.NonPublic | BindingFlags.Instance);
methodInfo.Invoke(m_collectionForm, new object[] { /* my items here */ });

PS. See the rest of code in previous post...

A man has got to know his limitations. Harry Callahan

ravtos

Hello! I have a custom collection editor which inherits after CollectionEditor class (System.ComponentModel.Design)and I want to programmatically add items to it's collection (listbox). There is a method 'AddItems' which takes a collection object and items to add, but I cannot figure out what collection object I should pass to it.. So my question is, how I can get to CollectionEditor's inner item's list? [update] Ugh.. proper method name is 'SetItems' [/update] [update 2 - source code]

public class MyCollectionEditor : CollectionEditor
{
private Type m_itemType = null;

    public MyCollectionEditor(Type type)
            : base(type)
    {
            m\_itemType = type;
    }

    protected override CollectionForm CreateCollectionForm()
    {
            Button buttonLoadItem = new Button();
            buttonLoadItem.Text = "Load from DB";
            buttonLoadItem.Click += new EventHandler(ButtonLoadItem\_Click);

            m\_collectionForm = base.CreateCollectionForm();

            TableLayoutPanel panel1 = m\_collectionForm.Controls\[0\] as TableLayoutPanel;
            TableLayoutPanel panel2 = panel1.Controls\[1\] as TableLayoutPanel;
            panel2.Controls.Add(buttonLoadItem);

            return m\_collectionForm;
    }

    private void ButtonLoadItem\_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
            if (m\_itemType.Equals(typeof(MyCustomCollection)))
            {                               
                    MyCustomItem item = ...load from DB...

                    //definition: SetItems(object editValue, object\[\] value);
                    SetItems( -> what goes here?! <- , new object\[\] { item });
            }
    }

}

[/update]

A man has got to know his limitations. Harry Callahan

modified on Tuesday, July 28, 2009 6:34 AM

ravtos

I'm using Free Download Manager, it has features to explore / crawl websites, besides it's quite cool piece of software..

A man has got to know his limitations. Harry Callahan

ravtos

Or you could use auto implemented properties and object initializers.. saved me a lot of typing recently. Declare your class as: public class Test { public int A { get; set; } public string B { get; set; } } And then initialize your object as: Test t = new Test() { A = 1, B = "test" }; Reference

A man has got to know his limitations. Harry Callahan

ravtos

Is gmail down?[^] Those websites seems like a new internet trend ;)

A man's got to know his limitations Harry Callahan

ravtos

Well.. I haven't found anything in C#, so I used Joseph O'Rourke's algorithm from "Computational Geometry in C". I was thinking about writing an article about this, but time wasn't by my side ;)

A man's got to know his limitations Harry Callahan

ravtos

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