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Do you have System.Data in your references?
As of how to accomplish that have you ever tried Google?
Failing that try ![Badger | [badger,badger,badger,badger...]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/badger.gif) .
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Have you checked to see if the classes you're trying to use are supported by the CF?
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I have code to serialze to a stream but I just want the xml as a string variable. Anyone know how to do that?
how vital enterprise application are for proactive organizations leveraging collective synergy to think outside the box and formulate their key objectives into a win-win game plan with a quality-driven approach that focuses on empowering key players to drive-up their core competencies and increase expectations with an all-around initiative to drive up the bottom-line. But of course, that's all a "high level" overview of things
--thedailywtf 3/21/06
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One way would be to write it to a memory stream, and get a string from the bytes written.
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I have a DataGridView object to which I enter objects in the Tag property for all the cells in a column. It works when I look at the object in the debugger just before activating the form on the screen. Then if i capture the event Click on the cells, all cells Tag objects are null ? Makes no sense to me.
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I found the answer myself if this can help someone else. Apparently the Tag objects must be filled when the form is already activated. Still don't understand why but it works now!
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 I am trying to call a oracle stored procedure and can't get it work. I am not sure how to call this from c#.
C#:
[CODE]
OracleParameter ps1 = new OracleParameter("cryst_rep.ref_cur_type", OracleType.Cursor);
ps1.Direction = ParameterDirection.Output;
OracleParameter[] param = { ps1 };
ahpDataSet = aDataBase.ExecuteDataSet("ReconcileHardm", param);
[/CODE]
Oracle stored proc looks like this:
create or replace PROCEDURE ReconcileHardm(io_cursor IN OUT portfolios.cryst_rep.ref_cur_type) IS
tmpVar NUMBER;
BEGIN
-- Join the two temp tables and do the reconciliation
OPEN io_cursor FOR
SELECT FAS133.DEAL, HEDGES.HEDGE_DEAL, FAS133.MTC_MV, HEDGES.Instrument_MV, FAS133.HEDGE_MV, HEDGES.HEDGE_MV,
FAS133.MTC_CURRENT_PAR,HEDGES.INSTRUMENT_PAR FROM TEMP_FAS133_MAIN_COPY FAS133 INNER JOIN TEMP_HEDGES_MON_f HEDGES
ON FAS133.DEAL = HEDGES.HEDGE_DEAL
WHERE FAS133.HEDGE_MV<>HEDGES.HEDGE_MV OR FAS133.MTC_CURRENT_PAR<>HEDGES.INSTRUMENT_PAR
OR FAS133.MTC_MV <> HEDGES.Instrument_MV ORDER BY DEAL;
--io_cursor := v_cursor;
END ReconcileHardm;
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i want to make remote connection to mySQL Database ??
what the best method to do that ...0...
Palestine
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I've been using generic collection classes in the .net 2 framework for some time, but came across a problem that I thought might be solved by a generic method.
I have a combo box that contains ints representing enums as well as the localized text version of that particular enum.
I use a utility method to load those combos based on the name of the enum list, I just pass a combo and a name for the list and the rest is automatic.
Now I want to do the same in reverse with the selected value, so I thought rather than handling each enum in my form code I'll write a general purpose util method, pass it a combo box and an enum type and it will magically return the selected enum of the correct type for storing in my business object.
Seeing as how this will work normally (where DayOfWeek is an int enum):
DayOfWeek d=(DayOfWeek)nIntValue;
I thought, ok, how about a method that uses generics for all enum based combo box
value retrieval and tried this:
static public T Test<t>(RadComboBox cb, T enumtype)
{
return cb.Value as T;
//Or return (T) cb.Value; //doesn't work either
}
but the compiler choked on it:
The type parameter 'T' cannot be used with the 'as' operator because it does not have a class type constraint nor a 'class' constraint
I'm guessing it's just not possible to cast that cb.Value (which is an int btw) back to the original enum value...or is it?
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This compiles fine so I suspect the "type"of RadComboBox.Value
enum foo { Bar, Other };
private foo testfoo(int n)
{
return (foo)n;
}Oh Generics, sorry, nevermind.
Last modified: 16mins after originally posted -- I'm a moron
led mike
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led mike wrote: Last modified: 16mins after originally posted -- I'm a moron
Yeah, exactly what I want to replicate only using generics. I've pored over every doc I can find on Generics but I guess I'm just trying to do something that isn't allowed.
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Try using Enum.Parse, for example:
public class Class<T>
{
public static T GetValue(ComboBox cbxControl)
{
return (T) Enum.Parse(typeof(T), cbxControl.SelectedText);
}
}
I would suggest though putting some wrappers around this for error checking/catching/etc.
Hope that helps.
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Ahh! I see where I went wrong, if you define the method in a class of T then it allows proper casting. I was trying to use a generic method in an existing Util class.
Thank you.
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Hello
i need allow a form to resize only till some of its inner component has reached
a determined distance from each other, but still allow the form to be enlarged again.
I've put some code inside layout event, which assign the older size to the form if the conditions are verified.
the problem is that i see the form border blinking inside the form area when i try to
shrink the form utterly.
how can i avoid this effect?
thanks in advance
Stefano
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I can't figure out what you're asking. Maybe you can clarify your question a bit?
Best,
Jun
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Hello
thanks for answering and forgive my bad english. I'm tring to do the following:
private void on_layout(object sender, ...)
{
int newwidth = this.width;
int newheight = this.heigth,
suspendlayout...
if(right side of button1 < left side button2 || newwidth > actualwidth)
{
actualwidth = this.width;
}
else
{
this.width = actualwidth;
}
...
}
the problem is the form borders are visible inside the form area , when i'm in the else block, trying to reduce the window size. that's the effect i would avoid.
I'm sure i'm using the wrong approach and i need some suggest to me how to solve this problem.
Thank you
S
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You can set a minimum size on a form.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
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Hi,
I want to move MS Agent Character to a control like Button or PictureBox etc. But MS Agent takes Screen position to move. How can I get the screen position of a control dynamatally as user may resize the form and screen position of a control changes. First, I thought of getting the property named "Location" of a control but, Location varies if the control is within a groupbox or panel. Moreover, Location doesn't say Screen position.
Please help.
Thanks
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Try the PointToScreen method of the parent control:
Point screenCoordinates = this.PointToScreen(button.Location);
I'm assuming the control (button) is owned by the form itself, if owned by a GroupBox for instance then it would be:
Point screenCoordinates = groupBox1.PointToScreen(button.Location);
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Hi All,
What is the best book (or resources) for exam # 70-316 'Developing Windows-based Applications with Visual C# .NET'?
Thanks in Advance
Jonny
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The book I personaly like is "Beginning Visual C#" by "Karli Watson"
ISBN: 0-7645-4382-2
Its published by Wrox publications.
You can buy this book online from their website wrox.com.
Mujtaba
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I am currently generating an image in DirectX using things such as Line.Draw() etc. and I need to get the image out as a bitmap. I Have managed to accomplish it using SurfaceLoader.SaveToStream(ImageFileFormat.Bmp, _surface0); however, this is too slow, I need something I can do in real time. Does any one have any suggestions for another way to get the image from a DirecX surface to a bitmap?
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I need to transfer large chunks of data ( audio data actually ) between two systems in a LAN. Which method would be more time efficient. Remoting or TCP.
Thanks a lot.
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