Questions tagged [notimplementedexception]

NotImplementedException is a .Net exception used as a placeholder in order to alert programmers to the fact that a method has not been implemented.

The NotImplementedException is a built-in implemented as part of the System namespace.

It is thrown when a method has not been implemented, alerting the caller that the method is not available and should not be used.

As part of the template code for auto-implementing interface methods, a NotImplementedException will be inserted into the body of the auto-implemented method.

The MSDN Documentation has more information regarding the use of this exception.

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Get a process running on remote windows machine from Linux c#

I've been trying since a while and googled a lot but couldn't find proper support. Running .Net based project on Mon and trying to fetch Process id running on a remote windows machine. And cannot go ahead... ConnectionOptions connectoptions = new…
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NotImplementedException but already call the method in C#

I would like to know, why did the NotImplementedException(); still appear even though I'm pretty sure that I have called the method? this is the throw exception in my dsNBC.xsd designer: internal int getLastIDbyMaxPeg() { throw new…
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