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1. %1 is not a valid Win32 application in Process.Start() - VB.Net

2. EXE compiles but 'Not a valid Win32 Application

3. FTP - Using Win32 Shell.Application

4. Trying to run a non-Win32 Application

Hi,

I don't know if I am in the correct newsgroup.  If I am not, please let me 
know.

I have a dilemma that starts with MS Outlook.  I am trying to install 
updates onto the outlook Calendar without user intervention by using a 
vbScript.  The problem that is happening is that if a user clicks on a button 
in Outlook called "Add Holidays ..." then a GUI titled 'Add holidays to 
Calendar' is invoked.  If I double click on a particular file in the program 
directory, namely Outlook.hol, then the GUI titled 'Add holidays to Calendar' 
is invoked.  Another way of doing this is to navigate a DOS prompt to the 
folder where Outlook.HOL is located, type in Outlook.HOL and hit enter, then 
the GUI titled 'Add holidays to Calendar' is also invoked.  I just can't get 
the GUI to be invoked through vbscript.  Is there a way around my dilemma or 
is there a limitation in vbScript that I don't know about?

Thanks in advance,
JeffH

5. Can an exit(0) be sent to a VC++ Win32 Console Application process - Visual Basic/VB

6. Tcp Communication between VB.NET and delphi win32 applications

Hello

For one of ours projects we need to communicate with a tcp-server
written in vb.net.

Our application is the client and is written using D7 + indy ( version
installed by default ).

We get connected with the server and send a message to the server. The
message isn't read by the server software. When we sniff with wireshark
on the server machine, we see ours messages , but the server doesn't
responed to it. When running the server in debug, it isn't stopping at
the breakpoint where the data should be read.

I don't have any experiance with .net so i don't know where to start
looking !


Regards
Peter

7. Form Inheritance: Specified Cast Is Not Valid?

8. Cross-thread operation not valid error

I am trying to get data from several devices on serial ports back to a
form. I am struggling with handling the threading issues. I am also
trying to write the code for the devices in a self-contained class to
make it easier to reuse.

I have managed to get it to work by passing the form as a callback
object to the device class (and then using BeginInvoke on that
callback object in the Receiver method). However, this does not seem
to be a very elegant solution and seems to go against the principle of
object programming.

I thought that using events was equivalent to using delegates to
transfer control to a different thread but looks like am am doing
something wrong! The resulting error message is: "Cross-thread
operation not valid: Control 'tbLog' accessed from a thread other than
the thread it was created on."

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

The following is an extract from the code. The bulk of it has been
removed including the error handling but I hope I have left in the
relevant parts.

CODE:

'Class for each device
Public Class Device
    Private mintID As Integer
    Private WithEvents mIOPort As SerialPort
    Private Delegate Sub RxDelegate(ByVal RxData As String)
    Private mDlgt As New RxDelegate(AddressOf ProcessRxData)
    Private mRslt As System.IAsyncResult
'....
    Public Event RxData(ByVal intID As Integer, ByVal strData As
String)

    Private Sub Receiver(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
SerialDataReceivedEventArgs) Handles mIOPort.DataReceived
	    mRslt = mDlgt.BeginInvoke(mIOPort.ReadLine, Nothing, Nothing)
    End Sub

    Private Sub ProcessRxData(ByVal strData As String)
        RaiseEvent RxData(mintID, strData)
        mDlgt.EndInvoke(mRslt)
    End Sub
'....
End Class

'--------------------------------------------------------

'Class for collection of devices
Public Class DeviceColl
    Inherits Dictionary(Of Integer, clsScaleIF)

    Public Event RxData(ByVal ID As Integer, ByVal strData As String)
'....
    Public Overloads Sub Add(ByVal ID As Integer, ByVal PortNum As
Nullable(Of Int16))
        Dim NewDevice = New Device(ID, PortNum)
		....
        AddHandler NewDevice.RxData, AddressOf RxDataHandler
    End Sub

    Public Sub RxDataHandler(ByVal ID As Integer, ByVal strData As
String)
        RaiseEvent RxData(ID, strData)
    End Sub
'....
End Class

'--------------------------------------------------------

'Main form for user interface
Public Class frmMain
    Dim WithEvents mDeviceList As DeviceColl
'....
    Public Sub Device_Rx(ByVal intID As Integer, ByVal strData As
String) Handles mDeviceList.RxData
        Log("Rx" & intID.ToString & ": " & strData)
    End Sub

    Private Sub Log(ByVal strText As String)
        tbLog.SelectedText = strText
    End Sub
'....
End Class