several hours came and went banging my head against the wall after getting this error msg.
all started when i decided to finally uninstall vs 2003 and i guess it removed some dlls that i shouldn't have to...
i'm fairly pissed off right now so lets skip to the solution:
after deciding not reinstall windows because of this, at least i decided to put xp sp3, although i didn't really needed to...anyway this didn't help =/
after absurdly many hours of google search i came to this page - http://www.techsupportforum.com/microsoft-support/windows-xp-support/169616-incorrect-mfc-dll-version-installed-system.html
and this hint led me to open my services tab, kill the fukking 'tray service' and write this blog, quite sardonically if i may add...
damn software :)
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Monday, September 15, 2008
on the market
ok, so first interview came and went - what conclusions can be made?
the interviewer asked me about App domains
I was never really interested in those, said one of the benefits is the version control, gotta check this.
On multithreading...should i read more about some test cases? i spoke of some of my experience with it, its funny that when you have to talk about it its sometimes hard to elaborate on the subject...
WCF, now thats a weak point - i have experience with .Net remoting, but so many years ago I could hardly say any details, but it felt bad when the guy asked me had I had even read about WCF and I said "err...no" - gotta take care of this too, i guess
he also asked me if i had any experience with MS SQL Server, but when i started talking and mentioned the two certifications i have in this he seemed satisfied enough.
hmm...what else was there...
oh but of course - Web services - the last positions had me implementing solutions reading/writing from Web services, and this was good as when he asked me about securing web services i was stuck until i remembered how one of the service providers worked - by supplying a cookie to be used in each request after the initial login/pwd shakeup
the interviewer asked me about App domains
I was never really interested in those, said one of the benefits is the version control, gotta check this.
On multithreading...should i read more about some test cases? i spoke of some of my experience with it, its funny that when you have to talk about it its sometimes hard to elaborate on the subject...
WCF, now thats a weak point - i have experience with .Net remoting, but so many years ago I could hardly say any details, but it felt bad when the guy asked me had I had even read about WCF and I said "err...no" - gotta take care of this too, i guess
he also asked me if i had any experience with MS SQL Server, but when i started talking and mentioned the two certifications i have in this he seemed satisfied enough.
hmm...what else was there...
oh but of course - Web services - the last positions had me implementing solutions reading/writing from Web services, and this was good as when he asked me about securing web services i was stuck until i remembered how one of the service providers worked - by supplying a cookie to be used in each request after the initial login/pwd shakeup
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