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Yes. Now choose which question you want to fit that answer to.
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So I can choose a question and your answer will be "yes"? Let me think of a good one then.
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How would the client know which one to choose? In other words, if you (as developer) don't know what the correct version is, then how should a user, unaware of the code and it's dependencies, make that choice?
Shaik Haneef wrote: is it possible one interviewer ask question tome
It's technically possible, yes 
But again, why would you punish the end-user like that?
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Eddy Vluggen wrote: How would the client know which one to choose?
A client might not necessarily be a user. It could be something that uses IoC or a plugin based system with very tight rules about selection. Alternatively, it could be a clueless randomly selecting DLLs in the hope they'll do something useful.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: Alternatively, it could be a clueless randomly selecting DLLs in the hope they'll do something useful.
I was visualizing Windows asking an end-user what version of HAL.dll to use 
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Eddy Vluggen wrote: I was visualizing Windows asking an end-user what version of HAL.dll to use
I am still thinking where would this prompt come at? Immediately after Bios checks? But then how would that 'Select File Dialog' crop up? A variant of chicken-and-the-egg problem!
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: Alternatively, it could be a clueless randomly selecting DLLs in the hope they'll do something useful.
Such a system is guaranteed to be a catastrophic failure.
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I need to make an application which uses generalized database access...so i want to use db provider factory class.i would like to ask how to make connection string at run time. means user will provide the Provider weather sqlclient,my sql,oracle or oledb and the data source for them and i want to make connection string run time.i know the method newConnectionStringBuilder but i dont know how to use it...please help me!!!
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Becoming database-independant takes more than 'just' changing the connectionstring. In some cases you'll have to use a different Connection object. Once you passed that hurdle, there will be another one where you find that Oracle speaks a different kind of SQL than, for example, MS Access.
I wrote a small example that imports data some time ago, that can be used as a starting point[^]. Good luck
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hi friends i need to deploy Vb project desktop application
j somasekhar
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VB.NET?
If so, the documentation is a good place to start:
Deploying an Application[^]
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Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
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hi,
does anybody know that .net version can cause a problem in remote debugging ?
i have .net 3.5 in my client and in other machine i have .net 2.0 without development tools like visual studio or other
i want to debug a large scale windows application developed in C# and .net 2.0 .
i used msvsmon in target machine and i want to attach the process (win service in my project). i can see it in my 'attach to process' window's process list and i attach it . but it does not work.
does .net framework versions cause this problem ?
tanks.
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Areff wrote: but it does not work.
Be more specific. Do you get any error messages? if so what?
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Make sure you have the .pdb files available for the assembly you're trying to debug. If for some reason it doesn't automatically load the symbols, open the Modules window, right-click your assembly name and select "Load Symbols" and select the pdb file. Make sure the source code you have open, the pdb file, and the assembly versions all match up, otherwise you won't be able to load the symbols or hit any breakpoints.
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tnx Dybs
after attaching i see this message on every breakpoint.
The breakpoint will not currently be hit. no symbols have been loaded for this document
does this is for .pdb files ?
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hi,
and tanx Dybs
i done this job with copying the pdb files to the target machine and it's ok now.
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Iam using the following code in a dll -- encrypting a file using gpg exe.
Dim objEncrypt As New System.Diagnnostics.Process
With objEncrypt
.StartInfo.FileName = "C:/program files/gpg.exe"
.StartInfo.Arguments = sArguments
.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = False
.StartInfo.RedirectStandardOutput = True
.StartInfo.CreateNoWindow = True
.Start()
.WaitForExit()
End With
this code works when calling from an application...but doesnt work when callingfrom windows service.
Please help
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mansh143 wrote: but doesnt work when callingfrom windows service.
Try running the Service under a different account.
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i have created a new account with adminstrator rights.still its not working...need help
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Hi Experts,
I have developed a c#.Net 3.5 windows Application,
i created a setup project and everything fine.
when am going to install that setup engine in a machine where there is no .net framework 3.5 it is asking to install .net framework 3.5.
without .net framework 3.5 how can i install my setup project?
please reply me.
Thanks In Advance
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How can your application run without the .NET Framework?
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
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i want to install my .msi file in my client machine where there is no .net framework
how can i?
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By adding the .NET 3.5 redistributable as a required element in your installer.
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Have you been reading the documentation again! Fraking cheater!
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