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If I create a registry object to store other objects and settings in like this...
$registry = Registry::getInstance();
And then create 2 other objects and pass the Registry object into them like this below...
$core = new core($registry); $database = Database...
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However, I'd imagine your registry is a singleton right? So yes need to pass by ref:
$obj....
To Registry:
class Context { protected $database; protected $user; protected $logger; public function or no, you won't have access to them.
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Looking for C# class which wraps calls to do the following:
read and write a key value read & write a key entry
enumerate the entries in a key. This is important. For example, need to list all entries in: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ODBC\ODBC.INI\ODBC...
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Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey Registry Iteration in....
There you'll find functions for creating and reading registry entries.
Use the standard C# / .NET registry classes and enumerate over the result of GetSubKeyNames().
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Hi what's wrong with my code I am trying to register the class in registry in the following way but while I am debugging it shows that class is not registered and application crashes.
What is wrong in this code please Help me.
Test::IDiscover *pICalc ...
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You are not actually trying ....
You are trying to create an instance of a COM class called SqlClass.
To give you a hint, this will be the DLL in which you have a class to Class Not Registered error.
Have implemented this interface.
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Here's the current layout:
Solution:
Core
Domain Interfaces DataAccess
Providers Session Service
UI
UnitTests
IntegrationTests
I typically try to keep my core domain entities / POCOs as light as possible without very many external dependencies.. So I ...
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We put it in another project in CodeCampServer to make 'off to the side'... .
It doesn't necessarily need to be in a separate project, but it needs to be away from the application code .
Take a look at this post
IOC configuration should be off to the side .
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I want to create a setup in C#.NET as a trial version.So I want to save the date of installation in registry and to check for the trial version validity.I tried using the installer class.But I don't know the exact method to store the datetime of the installing...
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The most simple way to add the current date to the registry in a setup project is as follows:
Right-click your setup project in the solution explorer, select 'View', select 'Registry' Open the HKEY suggest using the Project Installer ....
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Hi,
How would I achieve something like this in C#?
object Registry; Registry = MyProj.Registry.Instance; int Value; Value = 15; Registry.Value = Value; /* Sets it to 15 */ Value = 25; Value = Registry.Value; /* Returns the 15 */
So far I have this object...
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}
Then use like this:
Registry theRegistryYou should ....
Simply add a property to your Registry class:
internal sealed class Registry { public int Value { get; set; } ...
Need to work with the Windows registry.
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How do I read the registry in 32-bit c# app such that registry redirection works on 64-bit Windows 7
My boss just got Windows 7 and he tried running one of our installers which runs perfectly fine under XP. On Windows 7, the installer runs without giving any errors. However, it does not create registry keys under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE{Company}{...
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Achieve this in .Net though as the Registry class doesn't appear to support these operations, but maybeRegistry Reflection
Code Sample
In the C Windows API this is done by setting the samDesired parameter in the RegOpenKeyEx call to KEY....
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I need to access Windows registry from Java.. Also I need to copy some registry entries and may have to enter new registry variables using Java.. some one help me please...
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As a side....
From there, just call methods on that class to investigate the Windows registry.
If you add the JNA libraries to your project, the relevant source you'll want is the Registry.java class .
registry function calls.
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Is there a way to track changes in Windows registry? I'd like to see what changes in the registry are made during installation of various programs.
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I concur with Franci, all Sysinternals fails (like trying to access a file or a ....
Overcome this by creating a WMI class to represent the registry key to monitor:
http to monitor file and registry activity of various processes.
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I can get/set registry value using Microsoft.Win32.Registry class. For example
Registry.SetValue(@"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run", "MyApp", Application.ExecutablePath);
But i can't delete any value. How to delete registry...
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Do....
RegistryKey.DeleteValue
To delete the value set in your question:
string keyName = @"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run"; using (RegistryKey key = Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey(keyName, true)) { if (key == null) { // Key doesn't exist .
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