Changing the CurrentCulture doesn’t work as the information comes from the registry (XP) or from the Multilingual User Interface (MUI) DLL (Vista, Windows 7). On Vista or Windows 7, you may install other languages and change the display language (Region and Language -> Keyboards and languages -> Display language). A reboot is required. This, and … Read more
The same class / type loaded by different app domains [.NET] or class loaders [Java] will not compare equal and are not assignable to/from each other directly. You likely have two copies of the DLL containing that type – one loaded by the main program and one loaded by one of the Assembly.Load*(…) methods? Try … Read more
To read large JSON string with use of JsonConvert.DeserializeObject will consume your lots of memory. So One of the ways to over come from this issue, you can create an instance of JsonSerializer as given below. using (StreamReader r = new StreamReader(filePath)) { using (JsonReader reader = new JsonTextReader(r)) { JsonSerializer serializer = new JsonSerializer(); … Read more
The question is very confusing. Does defining an instance as dynamic in C# mean: By “defining an instance” do you mean “declaring a variable”? The compiler does not perform compile-time type checking, but run-time checking takes place like it always does for all instances. What do you mean by “run-time checking like it always does”? … Read more
Since the returned content type is text/html, I suspect your call result in a server-side error outside of WCF (you are receiving an HTML error page). Try viewing the response with a web debugging proxy such as Fiddler. (Edit based on comments) : Based on your comments, I see that your WCF is hosted under … Read more
Using an SmtpClient to send a MailMessage does not require you to have a server on your local machine. Your e-mail service provider is the one with the server (e.g. smtp.gmail.com), and your SmtpClient talks to it.
There is no general solution to this problem. It is impossible to tell if a particular process is hanging or not, because the term “hanging” is entirely dependent upon the context of the process that is executing. The hanging process will always do what it was coded to do. The developer may have coded it … Read more
c# and gdi+ have a simple way to control the colors that are drawn. It’s basically a ColorMatrix. It’s a 5×5 matrix that is applied to each color if it is set. Adjusting brightness is just performing a translate on the color data, and contrast is performing a scale on the color. Gamma is a … Read more
Right idea, wrong execution. The WebBrowser.Navigate() only tells the web browser to start navigating to the web page you asked for. That takes time, hundreds of milliseconds typically. Internet Explorer internally starts threads to get the job done. It tells you when it is done by raising the DocumentCompleted event. You don’t wait for that … Read more
The answer is: because you can’t. It’s not designed that way. The design is that an instance of the web service class will be created, and then an instance method will be called. I can only guess why Microsoft designed it that way. To know for sure, you’d have to ask them. Consider: There’s no … Read more