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• Re: Click Once deployment

  Thanks for the prompt response on that. Ok so now am intrigued by how you did this using a stub. Can you expand a little on the code required to do that maybe with a sample? I like the idea of having a bespoke way of updating from the server.

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by anonymouse on 11/6/2008

• Click Once deployment

  Hi there Have been asked to create a "click once" deployment for a windows forms application have developed. Can anyone provide me with any good links dealing with how to implement this to get me started? Cheers

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by anonymouse on 11/6/2008

• Re: tutorials on creating unit tests?

  nunit.org has some good tutorials to get you started

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by anonymouse on 11/6/2008

• Re: compile question.

  You can precompile all your pages using website precompilation if you think it may help with the initial compilation time used for first hit. See article below:- http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms228015.aspx

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by anonymouse on 11/6/2008

• Re: SMTP problem: email staying in C:\Inetpub\mailroot\Queue

  Does standard email without the use of the SMTP mail work? If it does then you have hit a problem with relaying otherwise the SMTP server may be setup incorrectly. I would check that email still works without your .net application and then you at least know its configured correctly.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by anonymouse on 11/6/2008

• Re: .Net 2.0 Project Seems to Compile for .Net 3.5

  Yes so change the target framework in your vs 2008 settings to target .net 2.0. You then wont be able to do any of the stuff in 3.5 as its greyed out or causes compilation errors.

  Posted to Installation and Setup (Forum) by anonymouse on 11/6/2008

• Re: Partial Class Conflict

  I thought visual studio did that by default now? when you create a file in a folder it takes the folder name as part of the namespace? or did you drag the files into the folders after creating them? Just curious

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by anonymouse on 11/6/2008

• Re: using try-catch-finally block

  A try catch block is useful for handling errors gracefully. Rather than the user get an error page with details of your call stack etc they can be redirected gracefully, error message written to a log in the form of an email or SMS or to the event viewer etc. You can catch different types of exception by cascading the catch blocks and respond differently to each exception type. Should an error occur during a process which is using resources such as a database connection or file access then you can

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by anonymouse on 11/6/2008

• Re: Having to restart VS 2008 Web Development server after every change

  Does this not "flush" the old pages when you do an iisreset?

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by anonymouse on 11/6/2008

• Re: Anyone familiar with this error message???

  you seem to be passing a string to sql instead of a guid. In your sql you need to cast from a string to a guid to query your table. Heres an example proc that casts from string to GUID(uniqueidentifier) CREATE PROCEDURE sp_Report_Example @pID varchar(36) AS BEGIN DECLARE @guidID uniqueidentifier SELECT @guidID = CAST(@pID as uniqueidentifier) SELECT * FROM ExampleTable WHERE [ID] = @guidID END

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by anonymouse on 11/6/2008