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Member 2982177 wrote: I want to create dynmic event of win- form control so how i can do.
do not see the purpose.
Tan Li
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Can any body help in the implementation of balloon callout using ASP.Net Ajax Toolkit. As i am very new in implementing of Ajax to Asp.net !
I need a Balloon Callout to be implemented one Mouse Over
thanks in advance !
help me please
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You should ask questions related to asp.net in ASP.Net forum 
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Hi,
I have a doubt regarding order of exectuion of mark and compact algorithms in Garbage collection process,
which one will invoke first mark or compact, does compact algorithm execute firstly whenever all the roots were collected?
Thanks
Mukkanti
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Hi,
a standard GC algorithm is first looking for live objects ("mark"), then either:
- delete the unmarked objects;
- or compact the marked ones, ignoring the unmarked objects.
In .NET compaction is used (except for the "Huge Object Heap").
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I'm trying to catch the mouse down and up event and add them to a button control.
I'm planing to use IMessageFilter to add the missing events.
Now to my problem, It seems like application.addfilter don't exist's in cf...
Do anyone have a clue on how to catch mouse events in cf??
Or perhaps i'm looking in the wrong direction? Is there a better way to do this??
Thanks
Ola
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I'm looking for a utility that can tell me whether a .NET assembly project has been compiled using x86, x64 or "AnyCPU" (which determines the platform to use at runtime).
If dumpbin.exe displays this information, I'm not seeing it...
As for filever.exe (KB913111[^]), it's generating puzzling results--I'm seeing "W32i", which apparently means the EXE in question is x86 (I know I've compiled that EXE using "AnyCPU"). To make matters worse, according to the KB article, the 32-bit version of filever supposedly can return different output than the 64-bit version. So much for keeping things straightforward...
I know I can tell with Task Manager when the app is running ("xxx.exe" vs "xxx.exe *32"), and Process Explorer can also show it in one of its Properties window, but in this particular case, the app only runs for a few milliseconds, so I don't even have time to see it listed...
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Yes...a slight rewording of my Google search keywords revealed this... 
Thanks Giorgi.
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Nice to see that you found it
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Hi, I'm working on a trusted intranet written in ASP.NET, and I need to make a thin client interact with the client computer (mostly to browse, upload and delete local files)
My first attempt was to found two ActiveX providing these functionnalities (one to browse and delete files, other to upload local files) but none of these are covering all our needs.
Then I had a look to the very promising Silverlight 2.0 but it works in a sand-box and the security cannot by downgraded (although I ay use JavaScript to delete files, after being choosed with a Silverlight user interface ?)
So my question is : is it posible to write graphical .NET ActiveX controls to achieve our needs ? I've done C++ during several years but I'm now closest to .NET
Thank you for your answsers.
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.NET and ActiveX are completely different component/application architectures. .NET cannot create ActiveX controls, however .NET can use ActiveX controls through reflection(?, could have the principle name incorrect). As far as I am aware, ActiveX controls cannot target .NET.
For graphical controls in .NET, you want to create a usercontrol.
Regards,
Thomas Stockwell
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Can I use the Membership and Roles classes also in a WinForm application or only in ASP.NET webApps?
I need this in a WinForm App for user authentication on a mysql database, and so i want to implement my own MembershipProiver and RolesProvider, but I don't now, if this would work.
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Yes, you can. Microsoft Enterprise Library uses it in windows forms based applications.
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SO I have to download the Microsoft Enterprise Library or can i use my own implementation of the MembershipProvider?
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No, you don't have to download it, I just provided an example. In order to use asp.net membership and roles is winforms these are the necessary steps:
1. Add a reference to System.Web.dll.
2. Create a database using aspnet_regsql.exe or any other way.
3. Add an app.config application configuration file.
4. Add a connection string to your app.config file that points to the membership database.
5. Add a <system.web> configuration section to your app.config file.
6. Configure the <membership> section within <system.web> in your app.config file.
After that you can run the application, and access the database through the membership API classes.
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thank you, but can you provide me an example of the app.config?
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Here is an example:
<configuration>
<connectionstrings>
<add name="WinConnString">
connectionString="..."/>
</add></connectionstrings>
<system.web>
<membership defaultprovider="WinConnProvider">
<providers>
<add name="WinConnProvider">
type="System.Web.Security.SqlMembershipProvider"
connectionStringName="WinConnString"
applicationName="testapp"
requiresQuestionAndAnswer="false" />
</add></providers>
</membership>
</system.web>
</configuration>
Giorgi Dalakishvili
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http://www.codeproject.com/KB/miscctrl/Application_Login.aspx[^]
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How do i redirect a page which is other than default page on session expire through form authentication?
<authentication mode="Forms">
<forms defaulturl="Main.aspx" loginurl="Default.aspx" timeout="20"></forms>
</authentication>
As above setting in authentication tag in web.config redirect me to Default.aspx page on session expire.
i need to get redirect to SessionEx.aspx page.
Thanx
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You can do one thing
At the place of Default.aspx you can put the SessionEx.aspx and from this page you can provide the link for login page to login again.
Cheers!!
Brij
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Thanx for ur suggestion,
I have try this before...
but as default page is not authenticated, form authentication stops me to redirect to any other page than page specified in defaultUrl in form tag
Regards
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Then I think you can make your custom Exception event handler which redirects to SessionEx.aspx on session expire
Cheers!!
Brij
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