How can I send as a response a redirection to an external link? With asp.net I was using Response.Redirect("externalLink")

From what I know there are no 64 bit ODBC drivers for MS Access

Do you happen to know an open source project so that I can see a view of how MVP architecture is handled and tested?

Ok, in the initialization function i'm getting data from database and then i'm setting this data to my controls, so that means I have broken the SRP, even though the purpose of my method is to fill controls with data taken from the database? I'm doing the same thing with the method PopulateControlsFromItem - firstly i get info from the database and then i'm filling the controls from view with data. I could get rid of this method and place the code in the initialization function, but the code would look messy. Can you please give me a suggestion of how I should refactor my presenter class?

I have a presenter(int a MVP architecture). The initialization function gets some data from the database. First I populate the comboboxes and then i populate each control with data

IList payments = _dbOp.GetListOfItems();
_view.SetCbPaidtoAccount_DataSource(paidToItems, "Text", "PaymentId");

etc...

OrderItem orderItem =_dbOp.GetItem(orderId)
if(item!=null)
PopulateControlsFromItem(orderItem);

private void PopulateControlsFromItem(orderItem)
{
_view.SetPaymentType_Value=orderItem.paimentId;
etc...
}

My question is.. how would you test the PopulateControlsFromItem method?

Sorry, it was a typo(I meant clipboard). The application you sent me works perfectly under windows xp, but under vista it's not working anymore

Thank you Eslam! I found that article too but it only supports copy from the console while I am more interested in a mouse drop rather than ctrl c

Can you point me out in some directions of how to support drag and drop between my application and windows explorer? The only article that I found on this was the this one written by Michael Dunn, but it's implemented in C++ and it's not even working with Windows Vista. This article it's doing exactly what I need, but unfortunately it's not working under windows vista even though I'm running it with administrator rights

modified on Wednesday, June 11, 2008 9:33 AM

I decided that I should use a productivity enhancement tool, which one do you recommend?

MyEvent is not going to be null if somebody subscribed to this event, like you are doing in the main class

public MainClass()
{
//subscribe to the event from Parent Class
Parent.MYEvent += new Parent.MyDelegate(Parent_MYEvent);
}

that means if your OnBeforeExpand function will be hit before you subscribe to the MyEvent in the main class, this event will be always null.

it seems i get the same result using the batch file also, this is what i placed in the batch file "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\SDK\v2.0\Bin\sgen.exe" "c:\myApp.exe" /f /out:"d:\new folder" /compiler:/keyfile:"d:\new folder\myAppsnk.snk" I found this post And they it's a bug with sgen but i'm not sure i understood the workaround

as you can see in my post, the path is in quotes, it seems, according to this guy that's is a bug in sgen tool here I tried using a batch file but i get the same result

I have to use SGEN on an strongly named assembly that uses XmlSerializer

"sgen.exe" //program that creates a serializer assembly
"$(TargetPath)" //location of the assembly that uses the serilizer
/f //override serializer assembly
/out:"$(TargetDir).." //output location of the serializer dll
/compiler:/keyfile:"d:\new folder\outlookSyncSign.snk" //location of strong name key

The problem is that if the folder where the strong name key file has spaces the command will be unsuccessful. How can I overcome this without changing the name of the folder where the strong name resides?

My god, your desktop is so clean!

I want to resign the assembly with a strong key but I get an error that the post build command exited with code 3?! Any idea what this means? If I manually resign the assembly the operation is successful.

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Indeed, I wrote the answer with an Eventhandler delegate and after I noticed he needs a custom delegate I changed the code, but forgot to change the method parameters

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modified on Monday, April 28, 2008 4:56 AM

Declare the event static in your parent class and then subscribe to that event from the main class

public class Parent
{
public delegate void MyDelegate(string str);
public static event MyDelegate MYEvent;

    public void Myunc()
    {
        //trigger the event here
        if (MYEvent != null)
        {
            MYEvent("hello listeners");
        }
    }
}

public class MainClass
{
    public MainClass()
    {
        //subscribe to the event from Parent Class
        Parent.MYEvent += new Parent.MyDelegate(Parent\_MYEvent);
    }

    // called when event is triggered
    public void Parent\_MYEvent(object sender, EventArgs e)
    { 
    
    }
}

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you have to add manually this [assembly: System.CLSCompliant(true)] in the AssemblyInfo.cs of your class library, visual studio is not doing it automatically

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glad it helped

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you c# assembly is probably not CLS compliant

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