C# and Memory-mapped files

[Guest]

I'm an old Win32 guy, so I may be completely off-base here, but is there any
support for Memory-mapped files in C#?

I'm actually trying to get around a limitation with Windows Authorization
Manager. Right now, the security information contained in AzMan is either
stored in Active Directory or an XML file. I'd like to be able to store it
in a database, and populate a memory-mapped file (or it's equivalent) from
the DB when the file is 'opened'.

Has anyone tried to do this? I could read it from the DB and write it to
the file system, of course, but I'm trying not to do that unless I have to.

Thanks,
Phil

 

[Michael Nemtsev]

Hello PMarino,

http://groups.google.com/groups/search?ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=dotnet+memory+mapped+files+
there are several samples

P> I'm an old Win32 guy, so I may be completely off-base here, but is
P> there any support for Memory-mapped files in C#?
P>
P> I'm actually trying to get around a limitation with Windows
P> Authorization Manager. Right now, the security information contained
P> in AzMan is either stored in Active Directory or an XML file. I'd
P> like to be able to store it in a database, and populate a
P> memory-mapped file (or it's equivalent) from the DB when the file is
P> 'opened'.
P>
P> Has anyone tried to do this? I could read it from the DB and write
P> it to the file system, of course, but I'm trying not to do that
P> unless I have to.
P>
P> Thanks,
P> Phil
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