Solution:
Just go to server explorer, right click references and select System.XML from the .Net tab. Rebuild your project and the error should no longer be there.
Filed under: .net, Microsoft, Technical, XML | 2 Comments »
Solution:
Just go to server explorer, right click references and select System.XML from the .Net tab. Rebuild your project and the error should no longer be there.
Filed under: .net, Microsoft, Technical, XML | 2 Comments »
I was running a WinXP box and all of a sudden I started getting a “Server Unavailable” error. I know for a fact that it had to do with the ASPNET account. So here’s what I did that did not help:
1. Give ASPNET account full control over your home directory2. Delete ASPNET account and ran [...]
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I was using ASP.NET 2.0 along with Ajax Extensions 1.0. I received this error ‘Sys’ is undefined error message every time I used an Ajax control. I was pulling my hair out on it and decided to give the Control Toolkit’s web.config a glance. The following lines were not available in my web.config, so i [...]
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I wanted to give WPF a try and was creating a timer application which will pop up a window once a while. But what I wanted was for the application to keep running in the tray even when its closed. The following code does NOT work in WPF for some reason:
private void Window_Closing(object sender, System.ComponentModel.CancelEventArgs [...]
I was using the StreamReader class to read the contents of a text file. I was under the assumption (well I know its a bad
thing) that because I am only reading the contents of the file, the file would be available for other applications to read or write. Guess what, i was wrong. The StreamReader [...]
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I created a new windows service and attached a App.Config file to it. Then I went back to the code and tried this:
System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.GetSection(“Extras”);
For some reason the compiler was not able to figure out the class and kept throwing an error. This does not happen with your standard EXE projects as well as ASP.NET projects. I [...]
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W3C has defined a set of illegal characters for use in XML . You can find info about the same here:
XML 1.0 | XML 1.1
Here is a function to remove these characters from a specified XML file:
using System;
using System.IO;
using System.Text;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;
namespace XMLUtils
{
class Standards
{
[...]
Filed under: .net, C#, Code, Microsoft, Standards, Technical, XML | Tagged: Illegal Characters, W3c, XML | 18 Comments »
There might be situations when you might want to quickly calculate the MD5 or SHA2 values of any file or a set of files. The solution depends on what is your requirement: 1) Its a one time work and you would just want the results in a text / html file 2) You want the [...]
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Issues with using the ASP.NET development server with Firefox 2.0.0.12.
Filed under: .net, ComponentArt, Firefox, Microsoft | Tagged: Asp.net, ComponentArt, Development Server, Firefox | Leave a Comment »
Well, I was working on one of the projects which required the use of the FIFO and LIFO data structures. Since the project was based on .NET, I had no trouble at all implementing the same.
The System.Collections namespace provides us with the classes required to implement FIFO and LIFO.
Declare the queue:
Queue myQ = new Queue(5);
To [...]
Filed under: .net, Code, Microsoft, Technical, Visual Studio | Tagged: FIFO, LIFO, Queue, Stack | 3 Comments »