Hello,

I would like to have recommendations for the following.

I am going to develop a server application in VS.NET C# for sending SMS
messages thru SMPP connections.
I have three SMPP connections and they are always connected to the SMPP
server so they will be in a Windows Service.

The SQL Server will receive mobile numbers data from an ASP.NET web site
from the users.

My question, is what are the recommendations to pool the mobile numbers and
text SMS from DB and send SMS messages thru all three SMPP connections
without delay as I know I can pool sum data from DB each 10 seconds for
example but I am looking for something like to push the data as it arrived to
DB into the SMPP connections and also to let all the three connections to be
used for max send capacity.

Any advice will be much appreciated,
Asaf

Hi,

I'm developing an application that consists of a windows service
application (let's call it serviceApp.exe), and two other regular
applications (lets call them configApp.exe and monitorApp.exe). The
monitorApp...

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You need to:

Unbind the solutions/projectsfrom TFS
Open the SLN file in notepad.
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We lost the "Projects have recently been added..." and another message "Could not read all properties.". Everything looks good right now.

--Mike

Context = vb.net 2005, .net framework 2.0

On Windows XP,
System.Windows.Forms.SystemInformation.TerminalServerSession is
returning True when connected to Windows XP via remote desktop using
the /console switch.

I confirmed in Task Manager (users tab) that the session shows as "RDP-
Tcp#blah" rather than console.

Is this expected behavior?

If this is expected behavior, how does an application distiguish if it
is running in terminal services versus a windows xp remote desktop
session?

How can I get the Build and Publish numbers at runtime? I can get the version
number (My.Application.Info.Version), including Major/Minor revisions. I'm
using VS 2008

- Visual Studio 2008 - Windows XP SP3
Every time I want to see any window of the code of my project, or when
I want to save the project, I see this error: "Existing file.", with
title "Microsoft Visual Studio"
(this occurs with any project, and the problem started only few days
ago)
You know why?
Thanks and sorry for my english :)

Hi,

I cannot use Visual Studio 2003 on a W2K3 server. Everytime I want to start
VS, I always receive this error message :

The instruction at "0x0012f5dc" referenced memory at "0x0012f5dc". The
memory could not be "written".

I tried to uninstall/reinstall the application, completely reinstall the
server : there's nothing I can do, I still receive the error message.

What should I do?

Thank you.

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I'm unable to connect using the ipaq wireless card to a netgear router
running wpa-psk encrytion. If I take encrytion off the ipaq and the router
and can connect wireless to the internet.

Twice now, I've lost a DataSource from the IDE. Not really sure how it
occurs. Before the loss, the ...DataSet.(vb,xsc,xss) and
...DataSet.Designer.vb were all listed as Tree items under DataSet.xsd. The
DataSource could be seen under the DataSources tab

Then, for an unknown reason, there were no DataSets under the DataSources
tab (it said "Click to add..."). To recreate the DataSource I had to right
click on the ...DataSet.xsd file and then click on "Run Custom Tool". This
recreated the DataSource, but left the ...DataSet.vb file unassociated with
the DataSource. You needed to delete it and create a new one (by double
clicking on the designer of the DataSource).

Anyone seen this?