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Re: The application or DLL windows\system32\kurisedu.dll is not a vali

m...@marknospamrae.net (Mark Rae [MVP]) — Sun, 11 Nov 2009 13:27:34 UT

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The application or DLL windows\system32\kurisedu.dll is not a vali

jer...@discussions.microsoft.com (Jerry W) — Sun, 11 Nov 2009 13:03:01 UT

The application or DLL windows\system32\kurisedu.dll is not a valid windows
image. I'm getting this error message asking me to check it against my
installation diskette. I can't find the DDL in the files any place. It jumps
up when I try and open any application. Any ideas on how to fix it?

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RE: How do I get the type for "out System.Data.DataTable" in code?

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Re: DLL unloading automatically

dunaw...@gmail.com (Chris Dunaway) — Thu, 11 Nov 2009 14:34:17 UT

Unless you loaded the assembly in a separate AppDomain, I don't think
it will be unloaded until the App closes.
I'm not sure how instances of static classes are handled by the
garbage collector, but perhaps your class is being collected somehow,
so that the next time you access the static members, the static

Re: Serialization problem

(Phil) — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 10:20:00 UT

Thanks Adam,
I've left this for a while, as I didn't seem to be getting anywhere, but I
will need to come back to it soon.
I haven't used DbgView, so I'll take a look at that, and see if it helps to
shed any light on the problem. Is this something included with VS2008, or is
it something extra I need to download?

Re: DLL unloading automatically

familytreem...@thisoldhouse.com (Family Tree Mike) — Tue, 11 Nov 2009 22:33:12 UT

Try displaying the stack trace in the static constructor to see why it
might be called.

DLL unloading automatically

yas...@gmail.com (Yash Ganthe) — Tue, 11 Nov 2009 16:45:27 UT

Hi,
In my program, I load a DLL using Assembly.LoadFrom(). The program has
no Reference added to the DLL. It is loaded dynamically. The DLL has a
class with a static constructor. I can see that it executes when the
assembly is loaded. However, after a few hours, the static constructor
executes again. There is only one place in the program from which the

Re: Can't serialize ArrayList

gameover2...@gmail.com (go) — Tue, 11 Nov 2009 11:53:45 UT

Hello Steven. Always when I want to serialize a type I start with
creating an xml-schema for the type and then (auto-)generate the
classes. I think it saves time and trouble.
///M

WCF based full duplex service issue

s...@newsgroups.nospam (Nadeem Ashraf) — Tue, 11 Nov 2009 06:59:05 UT

Hi,
We are working on a Silverlight 3 based tool that we call "Live Presenter".
Briefly speaking, the purpose of this tool is to provide an environment
where a teacher/presentation host can push himself live to other users (with
the help of a camera and a software tool like Expression Encoder; for

Re: Memory allocation limits

ph...@wonderware.nospam.com (Wilson, Phil) — Mon, 11 Nov 2009 20:23:42 UT

You're assuming that the Performance counter you're using is returning .NET
memory. You need .NET counters for .NET memory. Run Perfmon, and look at the
.NET CLR Memory counters, such as "Bytes in all Heaps".

Re: Can't serialize ArrayList

no.peted.s...@no.nwlink.spam.com (Peter Duniho) — Mon, 11 Nov 2009 18:52:05 UT

If it's an ArrayList member, why is the type "Approvers"?
It's practically impossible to say without a concise-but-complete code
example. But, it should be obvious that to serialize a member of a
class, that member needs to be serializable, and if it's a collection,
the collection members need to be serializable.

Re: Memory allocation limits

do....@mail.me (Martin Plechsmid) — Mon, 11 Nov 2009 15:41:15 UT

Thank you, I'll read that.
Martin.
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Re: Memory allocation limits

ja...@removethis.dystopia.fi (Jani Järvinen [MVP]) — Mon, 11 Nov 2009 14:53:24 UT

Hi Martin,
in addition to what others have already said, I can confirm that .NET memory
management is not a trivial topic. If you need to access large amounts of
memory, you might try to use memory mapped files. A while a go I wrote an
article about this to Developer.com, search for it or let me know and I can

Can't serialize ArrayList

ste...@discussions.microsoft.com (Steven) — Mon, 11 Nov 2009 14:47:02 UT

Hi guys
I'm trying to serialize a class that includes an ArrayList member. Here's
the class:
[Serializable]
public class InstantiationData
{
public string InstanceTaskAssignedTo;
public string InstanceMailMsg;
public DateTime InstanceDueDate;
public Approvers ADApproversGroup; // this is the ArrayList member //