I have found that if you create a Console App, there is no way to remove the command window from popping up during the running of the application.
Instead, choose a "Windows Application" but set the startup object to be "static main()" or "Sub Main", and not a form. Optionally remove the Form objects.
bkreitman
Last Activity: Nov 17 '08, 03:41 PM
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Location: Greenville, SC, USA
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// A couple of quick methods to search the registry
// and check the "installed" status for each Framework on the system,
...Code:public static ICollection<Version> GetInstalled_DotNet_Versions() { List<Version> installedVersions = new List<Version>(); string componentsKeyName = @"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\NET Framework Setup\NDP";Last edited by Curtis Rutland; Oct 23 '08, 03:25 PM. Reason: Added Code Tags - Please surround your code with [CODE] and [/CODE]Leave a comment:
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I can change the URL for each environment, but it would require a re-compile for each environment, and I am trying to use a single code base. Ultimately, I only really care about the PROD environment, but in order to test correctly, I need have the same code at each step of the way....Leave a comment:
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I can change the URL for each environment, but it would require a re-compile for each environment, and I am trying to use a single code base. Ultimately, I only really care about the PROD environment, but in order to test correctly, I need have the same code at each step of the way.Leave a comment:
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Dynamic URL for WebService in VS2008
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I am trying to create a new Web Service in VS2008. When I add a "Service Reference" in the IDE, it asks for a static URL for the webservices, which I provide and everything works well. The URL is written into the .disco and .wsdl file on the solution.
However, I have my setup with a DEV, a QA , and PROD environments so that it can be throughly tested in Development and at Quality Assurance and finally...
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