Modify registry with vb.net

[Guest]

Hi,

i want to modify some key in my registry with a vb.net application.
all is fine except with DWORD registry key.
I don't know how to change their value !

any1 ?
thx
hegms

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

i want to modify some key in my registry with a vb.net application.
all is fine except with DWORD registry key.
I don't know how to change their value !

Just use RegistryKey.SetValue, passing in an integer as the value.

 

[Guest]

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Cpathelement location="${servlet.jar}" /S
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Cpathelement location="${jaxp.jar}" /S
Cpathelement location="${parserapi.jar}" /S
Cpathelement location="${junit.jar}" /S
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Chad Salinas="java classes ${java.classes} " /S
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Chad Salinas="java vendor ${java.vendor} " /S
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Ctarget name="war-nocompile" description="Build the Web Application
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Cdelete dir="war-temp" quiet="true" /S
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Cmapper type="flatten" /S
Cfileset refid="supporting.libraries" /S
C/copyS
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Cwar warfile="${dist}/${app.name}.war" webxml="${config}/web.xml"
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Classes dir="${java.classes}" includes="harvard/**/*.class" Chad
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Chad Salinas="war-temp" quiet="true" /S
C/targetS

Ctarget name="ear-nocompile" description="Build the Enterprise
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C/targetS

Ctarget name="verify-ear" description="Verify the EAR"
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Cexec os="Windows 2000,Windows XP" executable="cmd.exe"S
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C/execS
Cexec os="Linux,Mac OS X" executable="bash"S
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[Guest]

Just use RegistryKey.SetValue, passing in an integer as the value.

I use vc++.net and I have the same question.
I don't know how to passing in an integer value.
Should I use System::Int32 type ? And how ?
I have tried many casting methods and failed.

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

I use vc++.net and I have the same question.
I don't know how to passing in an integer value.
Should I use System::Int32 type ? And how ?
I have tried many casting methods and failed.

Yes, use the System::Int32 type, which you'll basically need to box. I
don't know how boxing works in MC++, but hopefully you'll be able to
find a tutorial about it now you know what you're looking for