You could try using P/Invoke[^]. Use the best guess

A little change makes it work. Just add a CustomerType column to the Priority table and include the CustomerType in the WHERE clause.

So with .NET Framework 2.0 its not possible ?

1. It is like Kellog's Special K, it can only help as part of your calorie controlled diet. 2. The architecture should fit the application needs 3. All open source projects are a possibility 4. The ones that fit your need best. This reply was brought to you by Zen, and the word "sarcasm". You haven't really asked any concrete questions, so I haven't given any concrete answers. That is why I gave you a vote of 1. Sort of a cross between Lawrence of Arabia and Dilbert.[^]

If something this simple confuses you, <%= Html.RadioButton("model.Value", "RadioBtn", true) %> I'm sorry for the client. http://haacked.com/archive/2008/07/29/super-simple-mvc-ajax-with-jquery-demo.aspx[^] I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

This is just a wild shot in the dark....but it appears the documents may have been saved to the production server in UTF16 format. How did you deploy your wcf service? Did you use Visual Studio Publish or did someone just copy files? If copy is your answer then try the Publish method and see if that helps.

What do you mean by enabled? Do you want to know if a user is a member of a particular group? Or do you want to know if the group exists in AD? If you want to check membership, have a look at the WindowsPrincipal[^] class. If you want more general control of AD, then you should use Active Directory Components[^]

A WCF service can be made to use REST - see here.

It might be easier if you use the System.Windows.Controls.WebBrowser control. See the WebBrowserControlSample in the SDK WPF samples, it shows how to interact with the scripts. Best regards, Paul. Jesus Christ is LOVE! Please tell somebody.

The alternative is redesigning your service to use WCF sessions. You can create an operation that is starts the session, while marking others as unable to be called until the 'IsInitializing' operation is called first. Once you understand how WCF sessions work, you'll see they are a very powerful mechanism for controlling the call flow to your service. Generally, parameterized constructors for WCF services is discouraged (see IDesign's WCF Code Standards, great document). You can find out more about WCF sessions here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms733040.aspx[^]

You can have a look into this : Sample Starter Project Using WCF and MSMQ[^] Abhijit Jana | Codeproject MVP Web Site : abhijitjana.net Don't forget to click "Good Answer" on the post(s) that helped you.

Spring.NET might help, it has some MSMQ support although I have never used it. Spring JMS is very easy to use, so if the .NET MSMQ equivalent is similar it is probably worth looking into.

Yes thats true. Project manager is not a good technical person and he is not aware of WPF concepts. He committed deadline thinking that there is nothing new in this technology. He will stick on this comments . So we have to do something from our side.

Google for online discount codes. I saved 20%+ on my Lenovo laptop doing that 2 years ago. As long as you don't care about "voiding the warranty", you should upgrade memory and the hard drive yourself. Many manufacturers charge 100+% of the new part price to upgrade a component that might be a 10 minute install.

Thanks for your valuable reply. Which has a clear and exact answer to the question

You can use a panel. 1- Place a panel on your form and dock it for example to left 2- Set the AutoScroll Property of panel to True. 3- Place your Toolstrip in your panel. 4- Set the AutoSize Property of ToolStrip to True and LayoutStyle to VerticalStackWithOverflow Or Table or Flow.

Here there is a simple solution. :) Life is a stage and we are all actors!

you should also look at vtd-xml http://vtd-xml.sf.net