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Re: Memory Leak S. Senthil Kumar26-Jul-05 7:43 S. Senthil Kumar 26-Jul-05 7:43  Where did you see your memory consumption? In the Task Manager? It's a bad idea to use Task Manager to find the memory used by managed applications. Task Manager reports the total memory consumed by an application. For managed applications, the Garbage Collector manages the heap and it acquires and releases memory from the OS whenever it wants to. In your case, it decided not to release it back, but it eventually will. You can use this[^] to peer into your GC heap, if you're really sure it never releases it back, even when the system runs out of virtual memory. Or you can use perfmon, with # Bytes in all heaps. When you minimize your application, all you are doing is minimizing the working set of your process, ie, the pages that are currently in physical memory for the process. It doesn't mean that the application is now consuming lesser memory. If you look into the VM Size column, you'll see that it doesn't change when you minimize or maximize your application. Regards Senthil _____________________________ My Blog | My Articles | WinMacro Re: Memory Leak [EDITED] Dave Kreskowiak26-Jul-05 10:14 Dave Kreskowiak 26-Jul-05 10:14  Whenever you use .ShowDialog(), you MUST call .Dispose() on that form object when your done with it. Form.ShowDialog()[^] docs. [EDIT] Whoops! Didn't see the using statement you had in there... RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome Re: Memory Leak [EDITED] Dan Neely27-Jul-05 2:52 Dan Neely 27-Jul-05 2:52  Something that's not clear from the msdn docs. Will the GC eventually finalize the dialog and reclaim the memory in the indefinite future, or is it as permanantly lost as in unmanaged code. Re: Memory Leak [EDITED] Dave Kreskowiak27-Jul-05 6:33 Dave Kreskowiak 27-Jul-05 6:33  It's not really the memory that's the problem, but the unmanaged handle-based resources that the form holds onto. If used frequently enough, and not freed by explicitly calling .Dispose(), they can be exhausted, causing an "Out of memory" exception, even though memory is not what you ran out of. The GC doesn't track handle usage, and so, can't tell when the system is running low. If the GC can't tell this, it can't speed up Disposing and Finalizing the objects it's supposed to collect. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome How to Convert Microsoft Excel sheet data into XML data dsrao26-Jul-05 5:58 dsrao 26-Jul-05 5:58  Hi, Please help me how to convert Excel sheet data into XML.Here is scenario i have microsoft Excel sheet it contains 5 columns and no of rows.I want show all these data into XML. Thanks & Regards Rao Re: How to Convert Microsoft Excel sheet data into XML data Dan Neely26-Jul-05 6:51 Dan Neely 26-Jul-05 6:51  IF you have office 03 (maybe 02 as well) you can select xml in the saveas dialog. Pasing messages in remoting machocr26-Jul-05 5:25 machocr 26-Jul-05 5:25  Hi, I have a remoting comunication with tcp chanel. I use it to marshal objects. I want to pass messages from the server to client like events, I suppose that the answer is sink and contexts but I newer in this topics. I want to send messages in server and catch in client. It is possible to do that? Where can I find a sample obout that. La realidad no es más que impulsos eléctricos del cerebro - Morpheus How to serialize/deserialize tree-like object? soniko26-Jul-05 5:13 soniko 26-Jul-05 5:13  I have class marked for serialization: [Serializable] public class DEMO { public DEMO[] ChildElements; } How can write code for serialization/deserialization in XML for such class? I need the shortest piece of code and without (if possible) manual working with XML nodes. DataGrid easy question zaboboa26-Jul-05 4:40 zaboboa 26-Jul-05 4:40  Hello, How come for my DataGrid, every time I fill out a new row, but click away to the rows that were loaded from a dataset, and the new row that I just modified goes away? Thank you Non-Standard port configuration for SmtpMail WetRivrRat26-Jul-05 4:35 WetRivrRat 26-Jul-05 4:35  Is it possible to configure the SmtpMail.Send(); to send mail from any other port besides port 25? I DO NOT NEED TO RECIEVE AT ANY TIME! Sending mail only. (Auto Response mail generator for a password resetting program.) Dim Beautiful As String Beautiful = "ignorant" Label1.Text = "The world is full of " & Beautiful & " people." Why is common sense such an un-common comodity? Re: Non-Standard port configuration for SmtpMail S. Senthil Kumar26-Jul-05 5:13 S. Senthil Kumar 26-Jul-05 5:13  No, unless you are running the mail server. All standard mail servers listen on port 25, so I guess that leaves you with no option but to use 25. Regards Senthil _____________________________ My Blog | My Articles | WinMacro Re: Non-Standard port configuration for SmtpMail WetRivrRat26-Jul-05 5:48 WetRivrRat 26-Jul-05 5:48  I thought that it didn't matter what outgoing port you sent on it would still connect on the proper incomming port. but I guess not? does that mean that the smtpmail uses the configuration of the local smtp server to send? so if i were to load it on a local client and set the local smtpserver at the non-standard # it would work, but other wise won't? Dim Beautiful As String Beautiful = "ignorant" Label1.Text = "The world is full of " & Beautiful & " people." Why is common sense such an un-common comodity? Re: Non-Standard port configuration for SmtpMail S. Senthil Kumar26-Jul-05 6:35 S. Senthil Kumar 26-Jul-05 6:35  Sorry, I misread your question. You're right, the outgoing port doesn't matter. Regards Senthil _____________________________ My Blog | My Articles | WinMacro Re: Non-Standard port configuration for SmtpMail S. Senthil Kumar26-Jul-05 6:36 S. Senthil Kumar 26-Jul-05 6:36  But you are sending the mail to the mail server listening on port 25, aren't you? Regards Senthil _____________________________ My Blog | My Articles | WinMacro Re: Non-Standard port configuration for SmtpMail WetRivrRat26-Jul-05 7:28 WetRivrRat 26-Jul-05 7:28  yes, it should be, i don't know for certain. but even if i send it out on say 26 it should still receive right, if it is recieveing smtp. in otherwords if i were to send mail on port 80 to mail.blah-blah.com it would know (if the router/firewall it's setup properly)to accept incomming traffic to mail.blah-blah.com on internal port 25 right? so i should be able to send outgoing mail on whatever port i want, as long as the recieveing server is configured to recieve mail from mail.whatever.whatever. or am i just really off in my thinking here? Dim Beautiful As String Beautiful = "ignorant" Label1.Text = "The world is full of " & Beautiful & " people." Why is common sense such an un-common comodity? Re: Non-Standard port configuration for SmtpMail S. Senthil Kumar26-Jul-05 7:46 S. Senthil Kumar 26-Jul-05 7:46  wetrivrrat wrote: were to send mail on port 80 to mail.blah-blah.com If you meant connecting to mail.blah-blah.com's port 80, no, it wouldn't work. Port 80 is for HTTP, it most certainly won't be expecting SMTP messages there. So, the answer for your question is, yes, you should use port 25 for sending mails. I got sidetracked because I thought you were talking about the port number of the client which is sending the mail. Regards Senthil _____________________________ My Blog | My Articles | WinMacro Re: Non-Standard port configuration for SmtpMail WetRivrRat26-Jul-05 8:02 WetRivrRat 26-Jul-05 8:02  no, I was talking about the outbound port. But I figured out a way. It seems it will still send outgoing mail if I relay off another server. So i'm up now. thanks! Dim Beautiful As String Beautiful = "ignorant" Label1.Text = "The world is full of " & Beautiful & " people." Why is common sense such an un-common comodity? SmtpMail without smtp installed??? WetRivrRat26-Jul-05 4:33 WetRivrRat 26-Jul-05 4:33  Is it possible to configure the SmtpMail.Send(); to send mail without having to have smtp installed locally? I need to be able to send mail internally(intra-net) without having to install smtp on every client, as well without having to access the local mail client, as we don't have outlook or outlook express installed on the clients. We are however in a Novell / Groupwise environment and I don't know anything about how to intergrate with GW, so I would like to stay away from trying to intergrate, but if it is the only way then i'm open to making it work. (I would need some help though!) Dim Beautiful As String Beautiful = "ignorant" Label1.Text = "The world is full of " & Beautiful & " people." Why is common sense such an un-common comodity? Re: SmtpMail without smtp installed??? Guffa26-Jul-05 6:02 Guffa 26-Jul-05 6:02  Just set the SmtpMail.SmtpServer property to the name of the smtp server you wish to use. --- b { font-weight: normal; } Re: SmtpMail without smtp installed??? WetRivrRat26-Jul-05 8:03 WetRivrRat 26-Jul-05 8:03  Thanks much! Dim Beautiful As String Beautiful = "ignorant" Label1.Text = "The world is full of " & Beautiful & " people." Why is common sense such an un-common comodity? mask edit in c# fady_sayegh26-Jul-05 4:28 fady_sayegh 26-Jul-05 4:28  hi to all, how can i put a mask while the user is typing. does c# have an edit mask control like vb 6 ? if yes, what reference do i have to add to my project if no, does any body have a trick to do the same best regards and thanks in advance fady Re: mask edit in c# WetRivrRat26-Jul-05 5:06 WetRivrRat 26-Jul-05 5:06  do you mean to ask does C# have a way to mask the characters you are typing? Are you typing in a textBox? if the answer is yes to both these questions then your answer is yes. click properties for your textBox and look for PasswordChar hope that helps Dim Beautiful As String Beautiful = "ignorant" Label1.Text = "The world is full of " & Beautiful & " people." Why is common sense such an un-common comodity? Re: mask edit in c# Luis Alonso Ramos26-Jul-05 6:39 Luis Alonso Ramos 26-Jul-05 6:39  You mean like this[^]??? No, the .NET Framework doesn't have built in support for masked text boxes as of version 1.1 (I think 2.0 will.) But there are several free controls out there, just try searching Google or CodeProject first. -- LuisR Luis Alonso Ramos Intelectix - Chihuahua, Mexico Not much here: My CP Blog! Comparing Doubles Using Epsilon in C# Member 197084526-Jul-05 4:09 Member 1970845 26-Jul-05 4:09  The help in Visual Stuio on double.Epsilon states the following: "Two apparently equivalent floating point numbers might not compare equal because of differences in their least significant digits. For example, the C# expression, (double)1/3 == (double)0.33333, does not compare equal because the division operation on the left-hand side has maximum precision while the constant on the right-hand side is only precise to the visible digits. Instead, determine if the two sides of a comparison are close enough to equal for your purposes by comparing whether the absolute value of the difference between the left and right-hand sides is less than Epsilon." Epsilon is still going to be way smaller than the error due to the precision of the double's mantissa. Instead of trying to use epslilon I compare my doubles like this: if (Math.Abs(exp-det) > Math.Abs(exp/Math.Pow(2.0, 64.0-12.0))) { throw new MyException(" BufferComparison failed " + det + " != " + exp); } Is there a better way? -or- Is there a correct way to use Epsilon? Time is the fire in which we all burn... How to get the currently focused mail in outlook using c#? Inbam26-Jul-05 3:56 Inbam 26-Jul-05 3:56  Hi I am using Microsoft.office.core (11.0) com library. I have added new button to the outlook toolbar. If i click on that it should get the currently focused email detals(like if i click on Reply,Forward etc...). I am able to get the entire folder emails detail but not exactly the selected email. Thanks, Inba S.

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