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Here's the situation... I pull customer records from a server, say 10,000. I use a proprietary framework to do so. I essentially call a query built into the framework and in a matter of time I'll have, say, a nice ArrayCollection filled with 10,000 customerDTO objects... the only problem is...

I think the word I was going for was isomorphic. I appreciate you all chiming in though.

It's a system design property. It's also an adjective, not a noun.

Does anyone know the fancy engineering term for an API or system that despite having a separate structure or form accurately replicates or provides the EXACT same functionality set as the application or system it is modeled against? I may have even butchered the definition but the term has...

I'm not sure the correct way to go about this. I have a .NET solution comprised of an .exe and a .dll project. Both of these projects reference the same two COM .dll's and therefore create two different sets of Interop files which are created under their respective project root directories...

I just strong named the Interop's and authenticoded both. I appreciate the help though.

I've been working with .NET for a while but i've never had to utilize the GAC or work with strong names much. Long story short, I have 2 legacy COM libraries written in VB6 (one that references the other) that a vendor recently purchased. They came back however and said that they saw a...

Below are two queries which if combined with a UNION give me all customers who are overdue OR have purchased Floor Plans. I need to modify this query to pull all customers which are Overdue AND have purchased floor plans. The ANSI-SQL Intersect command would work perfectly however I am unsure...

So I have a Outlook Com Add-In and from an external standalone application I want to send a message to it forcing it to invoke a certain process. Is this possible. Normally I would just subclass the target application and send it a Win32 API message but in this case the process is running...

Still new to .NET and especially WebServices I am slowly stepping through a little service piece I put together. What is the .NET equivilant to a client side ActiveX control and what's the standard way of deploying it. Can you initiate a client side install via a WebService or will it have to...

I preface by saying I genuinely appreciate PS42's contributions however the are in a sense "work arounds" which, while coming close, don't achieve the appearance I am looking for. I'm confident because I've seen the form presentation before.

Thanks, but I'm confident there is a legitimate way to achieve this. I don't want the thin border style nor do I want the form title to be seemingly indented due to a transparent icon.

How do you achieve this? I want to remove the icon from my VB6 form without removing the control box, specifically the close (X) button. API Call?

I have a VB6 project that I need to encapsulate in a merge module. The VS.NET setup is the only app I have that provides that functionality. Can I use it even though my VB6 project contains no .NET elements whatsoever?

I have a .NET application which runs off of a handful of .NET assemblies (.dll's), each of which - more or less - facilitate a common group of several of my own COM dll's. (And to make things worse, some of those COM dll's reference other COM dll's within that group as well). The combination...