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Randy Hersom
I'm in my first couple hours with .NET 2003. I created a C++ project and
started working on a Windows Form. Should .NET not be totally inappropriate
to my purposes, I'll gradually start migrating a monolithic/Client Server
app (currently using ADO) to it.
On my first attempt to run my form I got a browser with a message that I
should change the Web Services namespace for my project. My reaction was
"What the h*ll are you doing in my face?". I intentionally chose Windows
Forms over Web Forms because I don't want to run in a browser or over the
web. I sure didn't get the form I had designed.
What should I do to write applications that don't try to invoke HTTP without
my permission and simply work on the machine they are running on?
Thanks
Randy Hersom
started working on a Windows Form. Should .NET not be totally inappropriate
to my purposes, I'll gradually start migrating a monolithic/Client Server
app (currently using ADO) to it.
On my first attempt to run my form I got a browser with a message that I
should change the Web Services namespace for my project. My reaction was
"What the h*ll are you doing in my face?". I intentionally chose Windows
Forms over Web Forms because I don't want to run in a browser or over the
web. I sure didn't get the form I had designed.
What should I do to write applications that don't try to invoke HTTP without
my permission and simply work on the machine they are running on?
Thanks
Randy Hersom