Re: HTTP Tunneling in C# without proxy server - C# Discussion Boards

Re: Simple string Function

Stefan Troschuetz1-Mar-07 23:29

Stefan Troschuetz

1-Mar-07 23:29

Luc Pattyn wrote:
it.all,depends;on_the_definition of a'word'.

Good point. I count three Smile | :)

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Re: Simple string Function

Hayder Marzouk1-Mar-07 22:26

Hayder Marzouk

1-Mar-07 22:26

Hi,
Here your function (I presume that each two words are separated with a space) :
public int GetWordsCount(string s)
{
if (s==null)
return 0;

string trimmedString = s.Trim(); // To remove spaces at the begin/end
string[] words = trimmedString.Split(' ');
return words.Length;
}

HTTP Tunneling in C# without proxy server

SkyNET2908971-Mar-07 6:35

SkyNET290897

1-Mar-07 6:35

I have a client/server application written in C#, i use TCPCLient and TCPListener methods to establish the connection.

I want add an HTTP Tunnel at my application to bypass my firewall, on my system i have a software firewall (Sygate Personal Firewall), i don't use a router and proxy server to access the net.

How, i can use HTTP Tunnel to bypass my firewall software whit my program?

Thank?

Re: HTTP Tunneling in C# without proxy server

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.1-Mar-07 6:40

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.

1-Mar-07 6:40

1) Disable the software firewall.
or
2) Enable a DMZ in the firewall for your app that maps the ports.

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Re: HTTP Tunneling in C# without proxy server

SkyNET2908971-Mar-07 7:11

SkyNET290897

1-Mar-07 7:11

Thanks, but i want to find a solution to bypass my firewall without disable it or to map the ports.

A solution software, tunneling etc...

Re: HTTP Tunneling in C# without proxy server

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.1-Mar-07 7:17

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.

1-Mar-07 7:17

Well considering the job of the firewall is to block access ...

Download an SSH server and an SSH client. Find a port which the firewall will let you use and then you can use SSH to tunnel.

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Re: HTTP Tunneling in C# without proxy server

SkyNET2908971-Mar-07 8:39

SkyNET290897

1-Mar-07 8:39

But how i can integrate SSH Tunnel in my C# program?

Re: HTTP Tunneling in C# without proxy server

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.1-Mar-07 10:17

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.

1-Mar-07 10:17

Basically when you create an open connection in your c# application you pick a specific port. The SSH tunnel then captures that port and tunnels it for you automatically.

Really though from the questions you are asking disabling the port on the firewll seems like the right answer.

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Mp3 tag

conemajstor1-Mar-07 6:11

conemajstor

1-Mar-07 6:11

Hi

I am making mp3 player in c# and i want to know how to access to the tag where i can get the name of artist,..
It's name is Id3 or something like that i have libaries but i dont know how to acces this informations...
if you have example it will be very useful.

Thanks

nemanja

Re: Mp3 tag

User 66581-Mar-07 6:30

User 6658

1-Mar-07 6:30

The ID3 Version 2 tag is very complicated and pretty complex to parse.
You might want to check the much easier ID3 Version 1 tag. It's typically at the end of the MP3 file, starting 128bytes from the end to then end. If there is an ID3v1 tag, then the last 128bytes start with 'TAG'.
It's very easy to read and write.

Check google for the exact format of the ID3v1 tag.

regards

modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm.

Re: Mp3 tag

conemajstor1-Mar-07 6:34

conemajstor

1-Mar-07 6:34

Thanks for the answer but how i ko wthat the mp3 file is id 1 or id 2 .I am beginer at this ...
What is the diffrence and how i can recognize the diffrence

thanks!

nemanja

Re: Mp3 tag

electriac2-Mar-07 12:59

electriac

2-Mar-07 12:59

Put the mp3 in a text editor like "Notepad" and read the last 128 characters of the file. If it commences with the word "TAG" its a type 1 id3 tag.

Version Info

hammerstein051-Mar-07 5:22

hammerstein05

1-Mar-07 5:22

Hi,
Because of the requirements of my project, I have to create a downloader/updater installation. I've got the download part working just fine, but when I loop through the dlls to decide which versions I overwrite I've come across a problem.

As soon as I do Assembly.LoadFile( toFile) to get the version information of the from and to dlls they are loaded into the AppDomain.

So, I've been reading and it seems I have to create a new AppDomain, but no matter what example I find I can't follow it from there. All the examples seem to assume I'm going to want to use the loaded assemblies to create something. I'm simply wanting to do a straight comparison of version info (the app is nothing complex) and replace if newer in version numbering.

Any ideas / hints?

Re: Version Info

led mike1-Mar-07 6:12

led mike

1-Mar-07 6:12

hammerstein05 wrote:
Any ideas / hints?

Windows Installer[^]

led mike

Re: Version Info

Scott Dorman1-Mar-07 16:03

Scott Dorman

1-Mar-07 16:03

Why do you need to do Assembly.LoadFile? Wouldn't FileVersionInfo work as well? This can be used to read the version data from the DLL without loading it into the AppDomain.

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Re: Version Info

hammerstein051-Mar-07 22:52

hammerstein05

1-Mar-07 22:52

Ahh, thank-you. I am relatively new to the .NET world and like so many, learning as I go.

Re: Version Info

Scott Dorman2-Mar-07 4:01

Scott Dorman

2-Mar-07 4:01

hammerstein05 wrote:
Ahh, thank-you. I am relatively new to the .NET world and like so many, learning as I go.

No problem. In my opinion, the FileVersionInfo class is a bit hidden to be commonly used. The best way to learn is to try and find the answer yourself and when that fails (or doesn't work the way you want/expect it to) ask questions.

We all learn as we go, as everyone has different experience with the Framework.

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Installation of windows service ?????

Saaaaz1-Mar-07 5:16

Saaaaz

1-Mar-07 5:16

Hi there,

I have written a basic windows service that creates a text file and write some data in it. I have also written a windows service installer for that.

Now when I try to install it by using installutil (c:\windows\microsoft.net\framework\v2.0.50727), I get the following error message:

No public installers with the RunInstallerAttribute.Yes attribute could be found in the c:\...\windowsservice.exe assembly.
Remove InstallState file because there are no installers.

Can someone tell me why is that so??????????

Thanks.

Sarfraz

Re: Installation of windows service ?????

DavidAtAscent1-Mar-07 8:20

DavidAtAscent

1-Mar-07 8:20

Hi,

Have you generated the ProjectInstaller class?

It should look something like:

<br />
	[RunInstaller(true)]<br />
	public class ProjectInstaller : System.Configuration.Install.Installer<br />
	{<br />
        ...<br />
        }<br />

Regards

David

Re: Installation of windows service ?????

Saaaaz1-Mar-07 21:10

Saaaaz

1-Mar-07 21:10

Thanks for your reply
Yes, I did write this class, as I have mentioned in my question. The problem is somewhere else but I don't know where...

Sarfraz

Re: Installation of windows service ?????

Saaaaz1-Mar-07 22:55

Saaaaz

1-Mar-07 22:55

Now I know, what was the problem.

I actually did not make windows-service-installer class public !!!

Thanks

Sarfraz

Uninstall removes files and leaves executable running

disruptor1081-Mar-07 5:15

disruptor108

1-Mar-07 5:15

Hi,

I have used VS2005 to create a .msi package for my software. The problem though is that when I uninstall the software either through "Add/Remove Programs" or through running the uninstaller again, the uninstaller will remove all of the files but leave the executable running.

Is there anyway to have the Installation project stop the executable, both when the application is in window form and when the application is in the system tray?

Thanks,
Adam

Re: Uninstall removes files and leaves executable running

Luc Pattyn1-Mar-07 8:32

Luc Pattyn

1-Mar-07 8:32

Hi,

you could use a FileWatcher and teach your app to exit gracefully when something
happens to a specific file (rather than an installer trying to kill your process !)

Smile | :)

Luc Pattyn

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Re: Uninstall removes files and leaves executable running

disruptor1081-Mar-07 19:44

disruptor108

1-Mar-07 19:44

That worked! Thanks for your help...I put a FileWatcher in my application and told it to watch deletion of the .exe. On deletion, then call Application.Exit() and that worked great!

Many thanks,
Adam

assign data to object from webservice

arkiboys1-Mar-07 5:04

arkiboys

1-Mar-07 5:04

I have assigned a variable of type object to a method.
i.e. object o = getDataFromWebService(int intData);

Then hovering over o or looking at the values in Locals Window for o, I can see the data has been returned. Something like:
o[0]
o[1]
o[2]
etc...
Theh for each index, in the locals window I can see the fields returned also.

In code, how can I refer to these values please?
I tried something like:
string x = o[0].ToString();
but I get this errorL:
Cannot apply indexing with [] to an expression of type 'object'

Thanks

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