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• Re: Compile Cassini in a single executible?

  Just tried to perform the task above - created a VS project 'CDServer' and included all the source files. Compiles fine but when i start server, i get an exception - ""File or assembly name CDServer, or one of its dependencies, was not found."" Can someone give me an idea what might i do wrong? Thank you Andrey

  Posted to Cassini Sample Web Server (Forum) by leyandrew on 10/4/2004

• Compile Cassini in a single executible?

  Hi Quick question - is there a difference if i compile Cassini as a single exe file instead of an server assembly+exe wrapper? Thank you Andrey

  Posted to Cassini Sample Web Server (Forum) by leyandrew on 10/4/2004

• Re: Looking for complete Instructions about how to get Cassini?and merg it with VS .NET

  Hi Abas, I just made a check regarding your question about Cassini and Web Matrix web server. So from my understanding, WebMatrix web server IS Cassini, just different name. It's located under WebMatrix folder - WebServer.Exe If you look at assemblies in this file and their methods, you can see that they are exactly the same as ones of Cassini.dll for Cassini Web Server, just different name for Namespace. Andrey

  Posted to Cassini Sample Web Server (Forum) by leyandrew on 9/12/2004

• Re: TreeView client side script

  HI, Could you please email me the script for TreeView to leyandrew@yahoo.com ? Also, how do i install it to work with the TreeView component? Thank you, Andrey

  Posted to Internet Explorer Web Controls (Forum) by leyandrew on 9/11/2004

• Handling server-side TreeView events?

  Hi, I just wonder if someone can help me with the problem: I have a treeview on my page and i need po handle OnSelectedIndexChange event. So i have a procedure: public void treeView_SelectedIndexChange(object sender, Microsoft.Web.UI.WebControls.TreeViewSelectEventArgs e) But it doesn't work -when i click on a tree node, nothing happens... If i set AutoPostBack to true, in that case any action(mouse click, etc...) causes postback, not only the event i want. Or, alternatively, it would be cool if

  Posted to Internet Explorer Web Controls (Forum) by leyandrew on 9/11/2004