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ATTENTION: I've decided to put the upgrade on hold due to a compatibility issue of our server environment with the latest CS installer package. CS 2008 now requires SQL Server 2005 as the backend DB but our database server currenlty has SQL Server 2000 installed on it. I'll resume the upgrade once I figure out when Telligent is releasing a patch to the schema compatibility issue. For now, we will continue to use the old version of CS while waiting for the said patch. If you have any questions about this process, please don't hesitate to post them on our forums and I'll answer them as soon as I can. Thanks for your patience and support guys! I'll let you know as soon as this is resolved. - Keith Rull
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One of the task that a developer needs to accomplish is to code a module for logging, and creating it from scratch will take some of your precious time. So to be a little more productive, we can use a tested library like Log4Net. I have browsed for some pages and found a lot of variations. So putting...
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Humprey Evangelista Cogay
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Comgen
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04-30-2008
Filed under: Filed under: Add-Ons, C#, .Net, Windows Forms, Text, Transaction Log File, Tracing, Log4Net, Logging, Configuration, Step by Step, windows apllication, How To
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I usually code my own authentication module in my Windows Application but since i have been playing with Web Applications lately, I thought, maybe there's a way to use the Membership API inside System.Web on my Windows Applications. So after playing and Googling around i have made it worked. Below...
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I have been using log4net for a year and a half now and there are scenarios where I'm expecting it to log some data only to find out that it's not logging. I know two possible reasons of log4net not logging: 1. It is not yet configured to log. I am configuring log4net through the XML configuration...
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I was very busy the past weeks, I cannot imagine I could make it not to code for several days, been a carpenter, janitor, messenger and everything hehe. But I'm here again now. Let me start this out with this stupid sample I just given to one of my junior developer. BackgroundWorker is a special...
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A few months ago i have a new project and i've stumbled upon a bug in my app which is related to events on one of my instantiated ListBox Control. Here's a tool that helped me a lot in understanding the series of events that happen when you do something to a control (Click, Drag etc). http://www.codeproject...
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Excellent information about Application.EnableVisualStyles here . We're used to shipping a manifest file since we came from .NET 1.1. Another tidbit is how are the themes implemented with it, i can see that it is still using a manifest but from where? See the details here .
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Its been weeks since my last post since I've been very busy here with some projects. I tried using VB.Net on one of my project since my Project Manager told me so because there are a few C# guys in here. I used the My.Settings feature and found out that its not getting the values from the Config file...
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I have encoutered this very strange error when Im trying to modify one of my user controls on a winddows forms module. It's the first happened to me so I assume I can fix this just by cleaning up the bin folder, update references, reload or restart the project. To no avail, I have googled around and...
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Lately, I was wondering why the Autosize property of label on windows forms is set to true, this is annoying and tiring if you love using windows forms designer(yucks! kidding ), because you often want a properly aligned controls and fixed with labels on data entry textboxes.But not until i want to loicalize...
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I was playing with user controls this week end and I noticed that the Constructor of my control is called everytime I try to drag one of my user controls into my form. So i tried googling around to find if there's a way to by pass some codes on the constructor and I found this System.ComponentModel.UsageMode...
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I used to use this ConstrolInspector utility from CodeProject utility to know the sequences of events for a control back when i was still a component developer. OT: An ex-officemate of mine, still with my previous employer asked me about this utility through mobile phone. I wondered why she did not email...
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i've just read that Chris Sells and Michael Weinhardt's Windows Forms 2.0 Programming is almost done. even though i don't have the first edition of the book, the free chapter on design-time integration and majority of his articles had helped me a lot in my previous work as a control/component developer...
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How to do this? You don’t have to override OnResize and do those checks (DesignMode, IsHandleCreated, etc.). I’ve been here and I’ve encountered a number of problems. A better way is to create a designer class, attach a handler on the Resize event of the component being designed (your control). Ideal...
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i was debugging this activex control used in my current project when i bumped into this wrapper class for an interop with kernel32.dll methods. after browsing the documentation, it says that the following functions are provided for win16 support. how come the developer used the following functions? maybe...
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In ASPNET we only have SelectedIndexChanged ( DropDownList ), in Windows Forms we have both, but which one to use? My first .NET project is a Windows Application which uses databinding a lot and we were using SelectedIndexChanged of Combobox back then and it gave me a headache. I also encountered the...
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