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Re: Opening one file by two processes at same time in C#

Not Active25-Oct-09 23:16

25-Oct-09 23:16

If I understand your question, you want to open a file for reading in one process while that file is being written to in another process?

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.threading.readerwriterlock.aspx[^]

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Re: Opening one file by two processes at same time in C#

Abhishek Sur25-Oct-09 23:29

Abhishek Sur

25-Oct-09 23:29

Well.. It wont be possible to write in both the file at the same instant of time. But you can read from the file from one process and write from another.

Take a look on this :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/222089/in-c-if-2-processes-are-reading-and-writing-to-the-same-file-what-is-the-best[^]

This might help u.
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How to reference a DLL from a custom folder

hirajhil25-Oct-09 22:22

hirajhil

25-Oct-09 22:22

okay,
we know that we can reference third party DLLs in a Visual studio project. But while referencing we need to set copy local=true. So that the referenced dll is copied to the start up path. But i failed to reference a dll that will be located to some other folder. For example my project is in D:\\MyProject. And i want to reference a dll in C:\MyDLLs, without copying the dll to my prjects start up path.
How can i do that? I have tried many approaches like editing the codebase element in app.config file.

Re: How to reference a DLL from a custom folder

Christian Graus25-Oct-09 22:33

Christian Graus

25-Oct-09 22:33

Why do you need to do that ? The whole paradigm of .NET is to copy dlls locally.

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Re: How to reference a DLL from a custom folder

hirajhil25-Oct-09 22:36

hirajhil

25-Oct-09 22:36

actually i want to place all required dlls to a separate folder other than the application.startup folder. So that while shipping the product all the executables refer to a same directory of dlls. Are there any methods so that i can change the default folder where the dlls are copied instead of start up path?

Re: How to reference a DLL from a custom folder

Abhishek Sur25-Oct-09 22:52

Abhishek Sur

25-Oct-09 22:52

change the output path for each project class library to your directory, and reference the dlls of your main project from that particular directory.

Also place 3rd party dlls inside that directory and reference it from there.
If 3rd party dlls are installed in GAC, select the dll after being referenced, and go to properties(from 2008 IDE). In the properties window set CopyLocal to true.

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Re: How to reference a DLL from a custom folder

Giorgi Dalakishvili25-Oct-09 22:55

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25-Oct-09 22:55

You can subscribe to AppDomain.AssemblyResolve Event[^] and load the required assembly from file system.

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PowerShell Cmdlets

satsumatable25-Oct-09 21:02

satsumatable

25-Oct-09 21:02

Hi
I'm trying to create PowerShell Cmdlets from C#, I'm able to create the Cmdlets and register it and it works fine as well. It looks like i need to create a separate class for every Cmdlet, Is it correct? Let's say following code is to create one Cmdlet and if i want to create another Cmdlet called Get-Process do i need to create new class and write?

[Cmdlet(VerbsCommon.Get, "Proc23")]
    public class TouchFileCommand : Cmdlet
    {
        private string path = null;
        [Parameter(Mandatory = true)]
        public string Path
        {
            get
            {
                return path;
            }
            set
            {
                path = value;
            }
        }
        protected override void ProcessRecord()
        {
            if (File.Exists(path))
            {
                //File.SetLastWriteTime(path, DateTime.Now);
               
            }
        }
    }

Thanks for all

Abdaqader25-Oct-09 20:37

Abdaqader

25-Oct-09 20:37

First i thank every one replay to my message
but I demand idea not person helping me in making project
i said 50:50 that mean the idea not defficult and not easy
finaly thanks for you and I still not find the good
and i want heping from any body and i will not forget any body who will help me
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Re: Thanks for all

Christian Graus25-Oct-09 21:17

Christian Graus

25-Oct-09 21:17

I'm not sure what's dumber. Posting a thank you like this, instead of within the thread, or posting your email address, which means that web spiders will find it and spam you.

I got what you meant, I also clarified it. However, your overall request was dumb enough that people thought the worst.

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Re: Thanks for all

Pete O'Hanlon25-Oct-09 22:04

Pete O'Hanlon

25-Oct-09 22:04

Abdaqader wrote:
I demand idea

Oh dear. I appreciate that English isn't your first language, but you don't demand things, you request them. Demand implies a command and, frankly bubba, I don't answer to you.

Abdaqader wrote:
and i want heping from any body and i will not forget any body who will help me

The point is, it's your course. The subject has to be something that you will feel comfortable with. I have no idea what your skill level is. What's easy to me could prove mind blowingly impossible to you.

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Re: Thanks for all

musefan25-Oct-09 23:00

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25-Oct-09 23:00

Why don't you ask the same person who did all your work that got you into your final year? Has you doctor made you cut back on salty intake?

Life goes very fast. Tomorrow, today is already yesterday.

Re: Thanks for all

Nagy Vilmos25-Oct-09 23:04

Nagy Vilmos

25-Oct-09 23:04

Abdaqader wrote:
helping me in making project

I've got the answer to your problem! Bunnies! I like bunnies and lets face it who doesn't!

You could write an AI bunny, maybe call it a Rabbot (my little joke there). Just start out simple with the Rabbots hoping about. Then you could add in boy bunnies with blue bow ties, and girl bunnies with pink bonnets. A little bit of inheritance never hurt; unless your mom and sister are one and the same.

Once you've got your different bunny rabbots working you could then try and make them interact and see how long it takes for them to tell you to feck off and do something useful instead of creating lots of dirty bunny pron!

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Re: Thanks for all

Richard MacCutchan26-Oct-09 4:29

Richard MacCutchan

26-Oct-09 4:29

, but you may get accused of being over flippant.

Re: Thanks for all

Nagy Vilmos26-Oct-09 6:07

Nagy Vilmos

26-Oct-09 6:07

Richard MacCutchan wrote:
over flippant

Bunny pron does that...

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Outlook Redemption

nirmalsat25-Oct-09 20:00

nirmalsat

25-Oct-09 20:00

Hi,

I need to use Redemption.RDOSession class in my code to get internetHeaders of emails..I don't know what reference to be added in my project to use this Redemption namespace..Can anyone help me with this..

Thanks..

Re: Outlook Redemption

Richard MacCutchan26-Oct-09 4:32

Richard MacCutchan

26-Oct-09 4:32

nirmalsat wrote:
I need to use Redemption.RDOSession class in my code to get internetHeaders of emails

Do you think maybe Outlook Redemption[^] could help?

Add BMP header into raw file

Game-point25-Oct-09 18:47

Game-point

25-Oct-09 18:47

hello sir

i have one raw image file ...how to add 16 bit bitmap header to this raw image file ...please respond me

thanks

Re: Add BMP header into raw file

Christian Graus25-Oct-09 18:53

Christian Graus

25-Oct-09 18:53

Do you mean how to save it as a 16 bit image ? How raw is raw ? Your best bet is to load it into a Bitmap and save it to a stream as a 16 bit BMP.

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Re: Add BMP header into raw file

Game-point25-Oct-09 19:02

Game-point

25-Oct-09 19:02

Thanks for your replay sir ..

   FileStream reader = null;
        FileStream writer = null;
writer = new FileStream(OutputFileName, FileMode.OpenOrCreate, FileAccess.Write, FileShare.Write);
                    byte[] data = new byte[reader.Length - position];
                    reader.Position = position;
                    reader.Read(data, 0, data.Length);
                    writer.Write(data, 0, data.Length);

                    writer.Close();

the output of raw image data are in FileStream writer.. but how to add bit map header in this raw data ..

thanks

Re: Add BMP header into raw file

Christian Graus25-Oct-09 19:06

Christian Graus

25-Oct-09 19:06

I'm not sure that you've added any info that I can use.

1 - what do you mean by 'raw', where did it come from ?
2 - why can't you just use the bitmap class to do this for you ?

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Re: Add BMP header into raw file

Game-point25-Oct-09 19:18

Game-point

25-Oct-09 19:18

1 - what do you mean by 'raw', where did it come from ?
2 - why can't you just use the bitmap class to do this for you ?

raw means its unknown file format its not standard ..its coming from DICOM (dcm ) medical image file

Re: Add BMP header into raw file

Christian Graus25-Oct-09 19:22

Christian Graus

25-Oct-09 19:22

OK - well, adding a header won't remotely help you, why would you want to do that, you'd basically break the file.

The DICOM format does support raw data, but it also supports about 20 different types of compression, including JPEG. You should do one of two things

1 - pass the file into a Bitmap to see if it can work it out, and if not, forget about being able to view it. Adding a 16 bit header sure as hell won't turn the data into a 16 bit bitnmap
2 - buy the Atalasoft DICIOM library, it will decode DICOM images for you.

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How to get value from the listbox in Form2 to display in Form1 Textbox?

Zar Ni25-Oct-09 16:58

Zar Ni

25-Oct-09 16:58

I have 2 forms, Form1 and Form2.

When I select the item from listbox in Form2 and press 'OK', I would like to show the selected item in the textbox in Form1.

Thank you very much in advance. Smile | :)

Re: How to get value from the listbox in Form2 to display in Form1 Textbox?

N a v a n e e t h25-Oct-09 17:17

N a v a n e e t h

25-Oct-09 17:17

Form2 should expose a delegate on which Form1 will subscribe. When item is selected in list box, you call this delegate instance.

Best wishes,
Navaneeth

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