VB.NET

[slp]

Saw your VB.NET problem browsing Caravansarai. This probably won't
help, but I figure I'd give it a go.
I'm not really a VB guru, it's been many years since I've tried to do
anything more than simple stuff, but are the permissions set both
ways? It sounds to me like you are bumping into security or
permissions issues, either with the OSes on both machines or due to
the object-oriented nature of VB.NET and encapsulation or scope of the
classes involved. In some cases a class cannot call outside of
itself, this is due to the encapsulation rules for objects in object
oriented programming. You may be able to change the visibility of the
class. My sister isn't right handy right now or I'd run it by her,
she's done a lot more with VB.NET, I've done very little except
simple, simple things.

Years back I bumped into a problem where something I called from my
machine on another machine did not have the same set of permissions
that I had with, so it would fail. It would run until it hit that
piece that called another program and because that second program
didn't run under my permissions, it ran under a different set of
permissions and they wouldn't allow it to run. Something like that,
it's been years.

I realize you are probably acutely aware of these things, hope it
isn't to aggravating for you that I bring it up.

Hope this helps.

Scott

[Eric T]

Many thanks, Scott. Yes, I received your email (after several hours without
electricity) and sent you a reply.

Cheers,
eric.

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[Eric T]

Scott, you're a treasure -- "system.reflection" (which you suggested in your
last email) was exactly what took me to the solution via google.

Have drafted a page on the subject:
http://www.sarmouni.dyndns.org/html/dotnet-compilation-on-the-fly.htm

With good wishes,
eric.

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