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Hi,
Is there any possible code to get Website IP address? Please help me.
Socheat
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Dim oEntry As System.Net.IPHostEntry = System.Net.Dns.GetHostEntry("http://www.codeproject.com")<br />
Dim sIPAddress As String = CType(oEntry.AddressList.GetValue(0), System.Net.IPAddress).ToString
Steve Jowett
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Sometimes a man who deserves to be looked down upon because he is a fool, is only despised only because he is an 'I.T. Consultant'
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Hello!
First off I'm using Microsoft Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition. And I'm a newbie.
I've been trying to find a way to read a text file from a friends server and save it into a string. This file will only contain the numbers 0-100.
I searched the many forums I use but I'm either blind or not searching for the right thing. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
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What kind of server?
If it's a Windows server exposing a share, then you can use something like this:
Dim x as String = my.Computer.FileSystem.ReadAllText("UNC path to file")
This, of course, assumes you have a working knowledge of Windows Networking.
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I think hes just using a personal server on window xp, so like apache. I don't know to much about windows networking but I can do some googling.
Pretty much all he gave me was this 'www.hisdomain.com/filename.txt'
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You have to KNOW, not guess, what kind of server this is. Without knowing, you're just guessing and wasting your time.
Apache is a web server.
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Alright I will contact him. I'm about 90% sure hes using a windows server.
Is there any other way of doing this besides UNC? Just in case.
Thank you for your time by the way, sorry for me being a newb.
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He could run a webservice that you can call to get the files contents.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
"I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )
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JimmyTG wrote: Is there any other way of doing this besides UNC? Just in case.
That's the problem. There's LOTS of different ways of doing this, all of which depend on the type of server he's running, be it Windows Networking, HTTP server, FTP server, TFTP server, web service, ...
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Alright I got a hold of him. Hes running Windows XP Home, with some program called wamp. He says it's Apache, mysql, and php put together. Hes not a genius on networking either so hes not really sure what kind of sever that would be.
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So I copy my vb.net solution from one computer to another. On the new one I get:
The project includes a password-encrypted key for signing, and I'm supposed to enter it.
I swear I never gave any such thing...
How can I find out what it is?
Thanks
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Open up your project and double-click on My Project in the Solution Explorer. Click on the Signing tab. What's enabled (checked) ??
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OK, I had sign the click-once manifests checked. Problem seems to go away if I uncheck that.
Is there a good source for vb.net deployment issues? I'm having a lot of trouble with this part.
Thanks!
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cstrader232 wrote: Is there a good source for vb.net deployment issues? I'm having a lot of trouble with this part.
Nope. It's pretty much spread out all over the web. Run into a problem, then Google it.
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I have a combo box, it is populated from excel (sheet 1, column A for reference sake). In sheet 1, column B is a flag set for items that must be reported immediately. Once a value is selected from the combo box it is stored in a text field on a form. I now need to find out if the value stored has the flag set in its column B.
If this is possible please let me know.
Thanks,
Dan
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Combobox has Text & Value Properties.
Bind ColumnA to Text property, and ColumnB to Value property.
Ex:
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Combo1.DataSource=ds;<br />
Combo1.DataTextField="ColumnA";<br />
Combo1.DataValueField="ColumnB";<br />
...........<br />
...........
Then, use the SelectedText and SelectedValue properties of the combobox.
Hope that helps you.
Regards,
Arun Kumar.A
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Dear Sir
I have created 2 forms on VB .NET.
Form1 has a Panel1 with 25 Buttons inside this panel.
Form2 has a Panel2 which is an emty panel.
My question is that:
If i click on any of these buttons one-by-one (Panel1 with 25 buttons), I want this buttons to be added
one-by-one into Panel2 and hold their sort of reference of click_event.
Im a student and very new to VB .NET
If you can u help it would be very grateful to me...
Kind regards
Roni
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I already told you you either have to create a SECOND button to put on Panel2, or you have to MOVE the button to Panel2, which I also already showed you how to do.
You CAN NOT have a single button show up in 2 Panels, or any other containers, at the same time!
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This is the THIRD time you have posted the same question. One of our members answered you the first time. Just because you don't like the answer, it does not give you the right to keep asking the same question over and over. Behavior like this will result in no one helping you ever.
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Bob is my homeboy.
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you also can't move the code behind the buttons to form 2.
Posted by The ANZAC : "WWBD, What Would Buffy Do?" : "I don't know man, she's stronger than me"
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LAPEC wrote: Im a student and very new to VB .NET
That explains why you're having so much trouble. Buy a book that takes you through the basics and then ease into winforms and so on. What you want to do can be done with delegates, but I can't imagine why you'd do it.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog
"I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )
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I am haveing trouble converting some vba come code to .net. The function call states that the ITrackCancel need to be there but does not need to be used. However when I don't pass one I get an embedded com error. When I do pass a new ITrackCancel I get a "The method or operation is not implemented. This item has several methods that could be implemented but I would have make it a global object to do this (I think). Does anybody have any suggestions on some things I could do with this to make it work?
The unimplemented functions look like this in the imed window
CancelOnClick = {"The method or operation is not implemented."}
CancelOnKeyPress = {"The method or operation is not implemented."}
CheckTime = {"The method or operation is not implemented."}
ProcessMessages = {"The method or operation is not implemented."}
Progressor = {"The method or operation is not implemented."}
TimerFired = {"The method or operation is not implemented."}
Blizzardice
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Private Sub simplerMap()<br />
Try<br />
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Dim strPMFFile As String<br />
strPMFFile = "D:\GIS_SHARED_DATA\Working\Shane\Junk\Applications\Reader\UtilityJunk.pmf"<br />
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Dim pmf As IPMFPublish<br />
Dim mapDoc As IMapDocument = New MapDocument<br />
mapDoc.Open("D:\GIS_SHARED_DATA\Working\Shane\Junk\Applications\Maps\UtilityReaderMapjunk.mxd")<br />
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pmf = New PublisherEngine<br />
pmf.Publish(mapDoc.PageLayout, mapDoc.ActiveView, pmf.GetDefaultPublisherSettings, False, strPMFFile) 'Set up the publisher engine for packaging<br />
Debug.Print("published")<br />
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Dim pPE As ESRI.ArcGIS.Publisher.IPMFPackage<br />
pPE = New ESRI.ArcGIS.Publisher.PackagerEngine<br />
'Specify the data package location<br />
Dim pSettings As IPropertySet<br />
pSettings = pPE.GetDefaultPackagerSettings()<br />
pSettings.SetProperty("Package Directory", "D:\GIS_SHARED_DATA\Working\Shane\Junk\Applications\Reader\package")<br />
''Set the output data format to compressed and encrypted<br />
pSettings.SetProperty("Vector Type", esriAPEVectorType.esriAPEVectorTypeShapefile)<br />
<br />
''Set the vector clip type to only include features that intersect the data frame<br />
pSettings.SetProperty("Vector Clip Type", esriAPERasterType.esriAPERasterTypeFileGDBCompressed)<br />
<br />
'Put the published map to package in an array<br />
Dim pArr As IStringArray<br />
pArr = New StrArray<br />
pArr.Add(strPMFFile)<br />
'Set Cancel Tracker<br />
Dim pCT As ITrackCancel<br />
pCT = New TrackCancel '******Set Item Here********************************<br />
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Debug.Print("Begin Package")<br />
'Package the published map<br />
pPE.Package(pSettings, pCT, pArr) '********Get Error Here***************<br />
Debug.Print("End Package")<br />
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Catch ex As Exception<br />
Console.WriteLine(ex.Message)<br />
End Try<br />
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You have to create a class that implements ITrackCancel and supply the code to implement the methods. From your code, it looks like you don't know what an Interface is.
Public Class MyTrackClass
Implments ITrackCancel
Public Sub ....whatever methods you MUST code to satisfy
the requirements of the ITrackCancel interface...
End Class
Blizzardice wrote: Dim pArr As IStringArray
pArr = New StrArray
pArr.Add(strPMFFile)
'Set Cancel Tracker
Dim pCT As ITrackCancel
pCT = New TrackCancel '******Set Item Here********************************
The two Dim statements as Interfaces are unneccessary. Assuming that you have two classes that implement these interfaces (as above), what you did is no different than:
Dim pArr As New StrArray
pArr.Add(strPMFFile)
Dim pCT As New TrackCancel
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Thanks for your help. I implemented the class and of course had to implement another class for something in there and now just get a HRESULT error  Oh well I will have to see what I can make of that.
No I don't know or remember what an interface is. I only seem to get to program about 3 months of the year so I forget alot between. Thanks for your time and patience. i am curious thought why all the examples from ESRI (Which is where all this comes from always do the
dim P_Interface as Iinterface
p_Interface = new interface
when you say its not neccessary. I have been doing it that way for a long time now.
Blizzardice
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