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Did you notice this in your exception trace: <br> " <br> - <Exception ExceptionType="System.Argument­NullException" Message="The cache <br> storage cannot be null. Parameter name: cacheStorage" <br> " <br> "bijay" <b...@discussions.microsoft.co­m> ha scritto nel messaggio
Try to apply RefreshPropertiesAttribute attribute to your property. This will trigger refreshing of the property grid when its value changes.
Hi tcomer, <br> I just ran your program and the exception *was* caught. Can you add <br> an exception handler to Main(), and write it out to the console or a <br> message box? My guess is that you're either getting a different <br> exception type (not FileNotFoundException), or you have some code in <br> the catch block of GetApplicationSettings which is also generating a
The documentation says that the Load method of XmlDocument class may throw <br> only XmlException, not FileNotFound exception or anything else. As you catch <br> only FileNotFound exception, your handler is not executed and the exception <br> will be blow as unhandled exception. <br> Are you sure you did see the FileNotFound exception?
If have that reference in. <br> So that isn't the cause. <br> Adrian. <br> add
Not a silly question at all, <br> however "using" is there. <br> Adrian
Hi All, <br> I was going to write a program to sync up our webserver directory to a <br> network share directory. Before I do so, I would like to know is there <br> already a program available to do the same thing. Only requirement is, <br> I should able to provide where is the url to get files from and where <br> to put the files to and how often I am going to check.
We migrated our windows application from 1.1 to 2.0. The debug and Release <br> mode of the application work fine with some tweaking. But when the setup <br> project is migrated to 2.0 the installation gives the follwing error: <br> Message:The type initializer for <br> 'Microsoft.ApplicationBlocks.C­ache.CacheService'
Thanks I'll take a look at it. <br> once <br> constructor: <br> <a target="_blank" rel=nofollow href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/subscriptions/managednewsgroups/default.aspx#notif">[link]</a> <br> rights.
Thanks Göran, that's very helpful. <br> Jay <br> Jay wrote: <br> You can use a regular expression to make sure that the format is <br> correct, and extract the interresting information. <br> You can use a pattern like this: <br> "^load=([\-\d\.])([kM]) source=([\-\d\.](?:e\d+)?) <br> sink=([\d,])([kM])\s*(?:#.*)$" <br> This will match anything outside the parantheses literarly, except the
Hello! I've run into a problem and I can't seem to understand "why" <br> the problem occurs. In my program: <br> using System; <br> using System.IO; <br> using System.Xml; <br> namespace MyNamespace <br> { <br> class MainApp <br> { <br> [STAThread] <br> public static void Main(String[] args) <br> { <br> // Using instantiation to allow Main to access a non-
Adrian: <br> Maybe a silly question, but are you including a "using" directive? <br> jpuopolo
Hello Adrian, <br> all the three classes are defined in System.Windows.Forms namespace, so add <br> "using System.Windows.Forms;" to your C# code. <br> That should do it!
On Fri, 09 Feb 2007 10:29:08 +0100, Tremendo <nom...@hatespam.com> <br> wrote: <br> bool System.Uri.IsHexDigit(char) would seem to be what you want. <br> rossum
Hi, <br> I have a form containing a menu strip where I add programatically items <br> on it, depending on a real time situation that can change. This is the <br> view to explain what I'm trying to tell: <br> <a target="_blank" rel=nofollow href="http://www.mestdagh.biz/test/1.gif">[link]</a> <br> But there can be more items so that it will not fit into the height of <br> the form. A possible solution is to scroll it (eventually with the top
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