I'm starting to think no one knows anything about this. I posted this question on another forum and no one is responding there either. Doesn't anyone out there have a clue about making named pipes work in VB.NET? Anyone? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?
I have implemented the code regarding named pipes that I found at http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;871044#4.
The problem is that I'm not sure where to go from there. That example simply fills a bytearray with numbers and sends it. I want to actually pass text...
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I am new to VB.NET. I have a client who wants two applications, both of which must be written in Vb.NET, and each must have the ability to communicate with the other. Application1 will call Application2. If it isn't running, it will open it. Then Application1 will pass several...
Did you ever find a solution to this problem? I have suddenly started experiencing the same thing. I'm not certain if it's merely coincidence or not, but it started directly after upgrading MSN Messenger 6.2.
I have an ASPObject written in Delphi that needs to call an external .cmd file. I've tried ShellExecute, but it returns the error "Access Is Denied". I've also tried using WShell.Run with the same results. I'm beginning to think that there is some restriction on calling an external program...
So how do I create a dataset in memory? I've tried using the ClientDataSet with no success. When I get to the part where I want to iterate through the binary and insert the value into the dataset, the application stalls and eventually blows up. I've followed examples for using ClientDataSets...
I want to perform a join between two datasets, which by iteself isn't so hard. Unfortunately, I need to build one of the datasets on the fly and preferably in memory. I need to read a series of key values from an external binary file, join them with a table, and return a dataset where the...
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