I am trying to use the settings.designer.cs file for a value that needs to be put into the app.config file. My config(auto-generated by VS2005) file now looks like this:-
C:\Web\App_Data\Messages.mdb; In the C# code i am trying to access this property by this code: Settings1 set = Settings1.Default; string str = set.DatabasePath; return str; The above line of code returns null.can anyone explain what am i missing here?
Hi, I am trying to use the settings.designer.cs file for a value that needs to be put into the app.config file. My config(auto-generated by VS2005) file now looks like this:
C:\Web\App_Data\Messages.mdb; From the code when i access this property i am using this code: Settings1 set = Settings1.Default; string str = set.DatabasePath; return str; The above line of code returns null... can anyone explain what am i missing here???
Hi, I have to build a layer of serviced components over a DAL (data access layer). Now this DAL was written using interop in VC++. I built my component using a snk - which worked fine till i added the code to access DAL. Now it gives me an error sayin that assemly cannot be created as DAL does not have a strong name. How do I get rid of this problem? How can i reuse the existing component without having to rewrite it in .net environment? I recently read an article sayin that i would have to generate a strong key for the interop dll using tlbimp... but i somehow am not able to figure the parameters out ... has anybody done this? Any help will be appreciated!
Hi, I have to build a layer of serviced components over a DAL (data access layer). Now this DAL was written using interop in VC++. I built my component using a snk - which worked fine till i added the code to access DAL. Now it gives me an error sayin that assemly cannot be created as DAL does not have a strong name. How do I get rid of this problem? How can i reuse the existing component without having to rewrite it in .net environment? I recently read an article sayin that i would have to generate a strong key for the interop dll using tlbimp... but i somehow am not able to figure the parameters out ... has anybody done this? Any help will be appreciated!
oh the guy who is the decision maker is working on .NET for the first time and i have no idea why he insists on making use of such things just because its a part of the technology or because he's new to it or because he just is complicating things :( when asked all he says is that we might use it some day. So i was wondering if you know there really is some advantage behind just creating so many user controls.
ah ok. The reason I am really confused is that I have joined this new project where they insist on making controls for each and every page. None of them can be reused as they are making one ascx page for one aspx page. I just wanted to figure out if doing so is adding any advantage or is this just some kind of design that just deosnt make any sense to me :( -- modified at 17:38 Wednesday 9th August, 2006
ummm.. makes sense. But then would i get any other benefit? I could always paste the same code without any changes.
This is a basic question. When would one decide to make an user control and when would you want to add the controls to the aspx page itself? My idea was that whenever you want to add some new event to the existing control/s you would make use of the control and then add events to it. But is there any other reason why you would want to make a new control? Also if i dont need any new events, all i do is put all the controls (that normally i would put in aspx page) in a ascx page and then just add this to my page - would i get any benefit ? like in performace? Any help will be greatly appreciated ..