even worse, it's a poor man's floppy dongle!

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What, at a minimum, should an application-monitoring system do for you (the developer) and/or your boss (the IT Manager)? I am specifically interested in .NET application monitoring [for clearly self-serving reasons!]

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i'm not positive about this, but it would appear that the IDE doesn't compile your web application, the asp.net compiler does; and it likes to compile everything in the web directory, whether it is part of your project or not

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only if we let politicians try to 'fix' it

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pattern matching google regex

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Steve Echols already answered your specific question, but you might find http://labs.developerfusion.co.uk/convert/vb-to-csharp.aspx a useful resource in future.

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just guessing at what you need, but you can embed <%= expr %> tags in the .aspx page, where expr is any public method or expression for example <%=CustomerName%> would be replaced with the value returned by a public property CustomerName there are other variations on this technique as well; is that what you were looking for?

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My [self-serving] opinion is: just tell the users that a problem occurred but that tech support (or whoever) has already been notified. Then when you get the notification, call the user. there is no point in telling the user that "someclass encountered a null blah blah exception in method whatever(arg,arg,arg,arg) at line 42075 of module someclass.cs": in general they have no context to understand what it means, they cannot do anything about it, and frankly it scares quite a few of them. telling them instead "oops, my bad" and then following up in a timely fashion [i.e. before they forget what they were doing] is far better - it makes you look like you're on top of things, and it gives the user a warm fuzzy about the application and your commitment to supporting it again, this is just my [self-serving] opinion. ;)

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SourceVault is free for single-user

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excellent matrix - should have taken the blue pill! this reminds me of an incident at a large unnamed insurance company some years ago - the small healthcare company was bought out by a huge healthcare company [and by healthcare i mean "insurance"] and the chariman and ceo scheduled a live town-hall video conference for all employees. attandance was mandatory all questions submitted in writing in advance as a contractor, obviously i didn't give a rip about whatever hogwash was going to be slopped about, but i had to attend like a good little lemming much to my surprise, a co-worker gave us all Bingo cards covered in random market-speak words [similar to your buzzword matrix, but with meaningless marketing buzzwords instead of technodrivel] we paid close attention to what the chairman said, and we all had our Bingo cards filled within the first three minutes of the opening remarks! The chairman droned on in that manner for fifteen or twenty minutes (i think i fell asleep for part of it so i'm not sure) and in the end said "well now i only have time for 2 questions" which of course were carefully-selected softballs the hardest part of that meeting was (a) not laughing and (b) not shouting "Bingo!"

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"there is no box" -- the Matrix "this is not the box you are looking for" -- Star Wars

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either new TcpClient is failing or new ChatRoom(connection, boxName.Text) is failing try this:

try
{
TcpClient connection = new TcpClient();
ChatRoom chat = new ChatRoom(connection,boxName.Text);
chat.Show();
this.Close();
}
catch(Exception ex)
{
MessageBox.Show(ex.ToString());
}

and see what it says on your friends' machines

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string txt = "some sample text"; string lastWord = txt.Substring(txt.LastIndexOf(" ")+1); caveat: off the top of my head, not thoroughly unit-tested :-D

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http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/ http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/

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Congratulations! Xavier is a fine name, nothing wrong with that. [then again, my son's name is Loki!]

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expect a Low Hit Count when did you Last Have Coffee? did you know that Lemmings Hate Cliffs? the ground above CERN would be a Lousy Home Choice this is the Least Hilarious Construction i should Leave Here Completely and get some sleep

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I think what you're after is called "URL Rewriting" click for google search

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I think Pete's right, just remove the CDATA wrapper, it is not necessary. I have this sort of thing all over my website: <%@ Page Language="C#" MasterPageFile="~/MasterPageSoftware.master" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="calm.aspx.cs" Inherits="calm" Title="nov8r.com - CALM - Peace of Mind for .NET Applications" %> and the titles appear correctly - see http://www.nov8r.com/calm.aspx[^]

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learn the lifecycle of a page object, i.e. what events fire in what order, and what each event is intended to do once you understand how that works, the rest is easy :cool:

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my understanding of this process is that it uses a dialog internal to the browser running in its own thread, so there is no way to hook into it using javascript - or anything else served up from the web site. please let me know if you discover differently!

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