RE: [Mod-pubsub-developer] connection status handler in .Net connector

[<mod...@li...>]

Hi Rohit,
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Sorry in responding to you so late, but I've been away for the holidays.
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The answer to your question is that your namespace doesn't have a
reference to the LibKNDotNet namespace. In the Dotnet samples which was
written for VS.NET 2002, relies on the fact that a "using" in the global
scope is inherited in any namespaces in the file. For example in a file
for .NET 1.0,
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using namespace LibKNDotNet;
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namespace MyNS
{
    // has access to LibKNDotNet
}
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But in .NET 1.1, this is no longer true. MyNS namespace no longer has
access to LIBKNDotNet. To fix, this, you need to move the using into the
MyNS:
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namespace MyNS
{
    using namespace LibKNDotNet;
}
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That will fix the problem.
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Tommy

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Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2004 11:05 PM
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Subject: [Mod-pubsub-developer] connection status handler in .Net
connector



Hi,=20
        I was trying to implement a connection status handler which
implemented IConnectionStatusHandler, but I get the error that the class
is sealed and cannot be inherited from. Am I missing something? I was
doing this so that the client could subscribe again on reconnection with
server. Normally, if connection with server is lost, normally the client
would just sit around, even if the server comes back up the client does
not realise this.

        Another question I have is that regardless of offline queueing
being enabled or not, and items being there in the queue or not,
HasItems() always return true. Why is this ?

Regards,=20
Rohit Khetan.=20

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