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Hi guys, Hope there's a C++ guru here somewhere who might be able to assist with something, which at the eye level, look pretty simply. I'm looking at rebuilding an existing VC++ application I wrote a year or so ago in VC#. The method is pretty complex and does some hashing on a supplied string value supplied to the method as a param* (just
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Most of the MS posters are available on MSDN as PDFs, but are usually just short-keys for VS IDE and some explanations on language keywords, methods and functions. As for other tech types, use Amazon, I found a couple of Java posters on there using a Google query.
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Hi guys, I'm currently researching various ways of getting USB device information from a client's machine and then displaying them back in a web browser. Now, from what I can find, the only "real" way to get this done is to build an Ax component, use JS to register the component for use in the website and build various service calls
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Hi guys, I'm running around the Interwebz looking for an example of how to connect to Microsoft Exchange using C# but I only come up with CDO / Classic examples. I need to connect and display all of the available distribution lists connected to a specific Exchange connection. From what I can find, using Office 2007 Interop, I can use Outlook's GetDistributionList
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Hi, In all honesty, no I didn't :). I'll give it a shot, thanks. Eric
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Seems that I'm forced to run the calling application under x86, as I can only build x86 compliant managed classes. For now this is the solution. I'll revisit this issue once I met my deadline. :)
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Hi guys, I'm having a bit of a day already and hope that someone can shed some light. I built a managed CLR class using VC++ 2008. The assembly needs to be CPU agnostic meaning working both on x86 and x64 but I cannot find x64 build options under Visual Studio 2008. My problem is that once use the assembly and call a reference of the class in my C#
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Hi Jon, From the few examples you supplied I can only say that something else in the page life cycle is causing this issue. The editor that you are using might assume malicious code being passed through and block the link, which is something Myspace likes to do. If this is the case, make sure that all your rules conforms to the forum standards. Eric
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I can't see why the event would be "lost". Is there a specific pattern maybe that causes the event not to fire, meaning, click here, then there then back here and click on that button which then causes the event not to be triggered? Maybe something in the execution cycle that causes the event to discard itself?
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Hi guys, I'm taking the leap from C# 2.0 to C# 3.0 and have been implicity typing my variables using the 'var' keyword. I find it makes my code more readible (at least for me) and it takes away the need to explicitly cast references back and forth: var counter = 0; vs int counter = 0; From what I've been experiencing, there is almost zero impact in