It moves all the built libraries, executables, object files etc from the solution.  Sometimes VS will get it's knickers in a twist with not updating the correct libraries etc and you can use Clean to force it to delete the old version and then next time it compiles you can (more or less) guarantee that the latest code / libraries will be used.

philip_cole wrote: (int)MyValue is casting MyValue to type int. This means that MyValue has to be an int in the first place, or a type inherited from int (which isn't possible of course!). This is a faster method, because very little has to be checked or changed in memory, but you have to know that MyValue is actually an int. Some remarks and I would appriciate your input. (int)Something conversion is applicable when Something is a numeric type. It just does the convertion without caring what data is lost. I did sometesting and here is what i came across string a1="5"; int b1=(int)a1; result in a compiler error object a1="5"; int b1=(int)a1; result in runtime casting exception Error.

In 2.0 we have three options and all come with its +/-ve A) Response.redirect -ve : round trips, value can not be passed across pages b) Server.Transfer -ve : Loose browser history, but good for value pass and no round trip C) PostBackUrl New feature in 2.0 and in my views, you should use this only when you need to transfer from page a to b. Because in background it creates all the page events of page a :(( ... So use wisely and smartly... Amit Gugnani

I think the best and common practice is to store the connection string in the config file. You can also use Aspnet_setreg to store and encrypt credintails in the registery [^]

Thanks a lot :)

I wrote a service that used the sessionId ( from memory ) to copy the session variables between ASP and ASP.NET.  That worked well. Your core issue is, anything you can't pass on the URL, your two projects won't be able to share, by default.  I believe I passed the ID to ASP.NET on the URL, which it used to get session variables from the service.  Obviously, the asp app had to stuff them in as well. Christian Graus - C++ MVP 'Why don't we jump on a fad that hasn't already been widely discredited ?' - Dilbert

Don't publish the web.config. That's how we all do it.

This may help you: http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/GridView\_RSS.asp

Perhaps, I misunderstand your requirement, but basically if you want to invoke the user control's properties or methods, you first need to get reference to the control, then simply call its members.

The problem is that "(1,5,9,10,5248)" is not of type SqlDbType.Int. You have a few options: 1. Build the CommandText string dynamically in the program. 2. Build the SQL statement in a Stored Proc, then run it via sp_executesql (NOT SAFE).

I don't know how they store their data, but I guess it's some custom binary format. But for your own applications you might want to use SQLite. It's a database similar to MySQL (though lacking some feaetures) which stores a database into a single file For C# (and .NET) you can use the Mono.Data.SQLite class in your applications regards

robert110 wrote: Would it be best to save the zipcode under user profile? Or does webpart save their information somewhere else? The WebPart can handle this by persisting the user input in its own personalization table, you can see the sample code from here[^]. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/z36h8be9.aspx[^]

I need details please :).

robert110 wrote: public void IngrediantsList() { /* Should I Do This */ _Ingrediants = new ArrayList(); this._Ingrediants.Add("Water"); this._Ingrediants.Add("Sucrose Syrup"); /* Or This: */ this.Ingrediants.Add("Water"); this.Ingrediants.Add("Sucrose Syrup"); } I would rather code like this: public Gatorade() { _Ingrediants = new ArrayList(0); } public ArrayList Ingrediants { get { if (_Ingrediants.Count == 0) { this.IngrediantsList(); } return _Ingrediants; } } private void IngrediantsList() { this._Ingrediants.Add("Water"); this._Ingrediants.Add("Sucrose Syrup"); } of course _Ingredients is a private variable. Do not expose method when it is not necessary. Follow good encapsulation.

You can change the cursor if you have a static image you want to show under the mouse. Otherwise, you need to draw it yourself. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog

I think, you need to creat typed DataSet to work with Table Adpater programmtically ........which will be generated code... Sonny... Sanjeev

http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=169882[^] UMS

Thanks for your help and patience with me Mark. However I still dont get any thing even after putting nodes.MoveNext(). Do you think that <xs:schema>, <xs:annotation>, <xs:appinfo> (which are at the top of the document and <MotherCompany> is nested within <xs:appinfo> ) has anything to do with it? Appreciate your help. Regards, Robert

Maybe I'm way off base here, but wouldn't you either want multiple instances of this class so different threads don't change property data behind one another? Or maybe a static class so threads that need to log just call methods and pass the relevant data?