Does anyone have any good references for where to start developing for geo aware apps? Sorting the garbage from google search is giving me a migraine. TYIA
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Are the Office Interop assemblies thread safe?
I would be using them (Excel specifically) in a web app. Office version is 2007.
Is there a better way to interface with Excel?
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Does anyone know if it is possible to reference an instance of a dataset object from SSRS by using the Reporting Services API?
The end result that I am attempting to accomplish is to intercept rdl render calls to generate a dynamic excel file on the fly.
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Can someone please explain to my why the first video on the "Get Started" page of Silverlight.net is a video that targets VS 2008, Silverlight 3 and is from 2008?
Seriously?
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phreaks said:
Help, I'm Alive
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Help, I'm Alive
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ManipUni said:
Seems a little too good to be true.
Are they a well known company?
Yeah. I've been using their controls for ages. Best out there IMHO.
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Has anyone actually been able to take advantage of this offer. I keep trying but I can't figure out how to get the subscription “Windows Azure Platform MSDN Premium” added to my basket on the Online services customer portal.
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Sven Groot said:phreaks said:*snip*
That's not right at all. Try this:
protected virtual void ExecuteCallback<T>(IAsyncResult result) { System.Runtime.Remoting.Messaging.AsyncResult asyncResult = (System.Runtime.Remoting.Messaging.AsyncResult)result; Execute<T> method = (Execute<T>)asyncResult.AsyncDelegate; object returnValue = method.EndInvoke(result); }Yeah, that's the ticket.
Thank you!
