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Re: want to set some properties run time

Fayu15-Jul-07 18:05

15-Jul-07 18:05

Rather then storing the value in a string, why dont you use the Color object. You can store this value as an application/session variable.

example:
Color c = Color.Red;

//Store as applicationVariable
Application.Add("defaultColor", c);

//Store as sessionVariable
Session.Add("defaultColor", c);

//Retreive ApplicationVariable
Color c =(Color)Application["defaultColor"];

//Retreive SessionVariable
Color c = (Color)Session["defaultColor"];

Hope this helps.

Asking for WSAAccept declaration.

amar_nath9-Jul-07 2:43

amar_nath

9-Jul-07 2:43

Can somebody tell me the declaration for the
winsock2.0 function WSAAccept with callback function in C# .net

Re: Asking for WSAAccept declaration.

Mike Dimmick11-Jul-07 3:01

Mike Dimmick

11-Jul-07 3:01

The .NET equivalent is to use the Socket.BeginAccept method. The TcpListener class also offers BeginAcceptSocket and BeginAcceptTcpClient.

Stability. What an interesting concept. -- Chris Maunder

Error with smart client application

Sebastian T Xavier8-Jul-07 19:21

Sebastian T Xavier

8-Jul-07 19:21

Hi,

I have developed a windows application and published that. In my desktop that works fine, but when i try to access that from another machine in my desktop it throws an error that "unable to connect to the remote server". I think the error occurs when the application tries to connect to the database. The connection string i specified is...
"Data Source=MyServer;Initial Catalog=Mydatabase; Persist Security Info=True;User ID=sa;pwd=MyPassword";...
Should i add something or customise?

Please guide me to solve this....

Thanks in advance

Sebastian

Re: Error with smart client application

originSH10-Jul-07 22:42

originSH

10-Jul-07 22:42

*wiggles his fingers and stares vacently into space*

My psychic powers are telling me your using Sql Server 2005 Express Edition?

User Authentication in CAB

Michael Sync8-Jul-07 17:21

Michael Sync

8-Jul-07 17:21

How to handle the user authentication in CAB? I know that there is authentication service included in CAB but i don't know how to use to match my requirement.

Suppose: There are two types of users called ("Normaluser" and "Adminuser") in my System. There are 5 different modules (M1, M2, M3, M4 and M5) in System. The adminuser is allowed to access every modules and the Normaluser is able to access only 3 modules (M1, M2 and M3).

The problem is that the Adminuser log in to the system so that all 5 modules are loaded. then, he/she log out the system without shutting down the application. Then, the Normaluser log in to the Sytem. At that time, he/she is able to access all the modules. If we stop and restart the application then it works. I think i might need to unload the module when one user log out from the system.

I'd like to know how to do that.

Thanks in advance.

Thanks and Regards,
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Re: User Authentication in CAB

Michael Sync10-Jul-07 22:10

Michael Sync

10-Jul-07 22:10

I was doing some experiments on this issue during these days. I realized that it's so hard to unload the loaded dll(s) from current domain. In order to unload the dll (assembly) from current domain, we have to shift this dll to another domain and unload the whole new domain.. loading dll to different domain(s) is okay as long as they dont have visual. But modules have a lot of visual things Frown | :(

Loading modules on deamand:
http://staff.southworks.net/blogs/matiaswoloski/archive/2006/02/26/CABModulesOnDemand.aspx

About restarting application
http://www.codeplex.com/smartclient/Thread/View.aspx?ThreadId=4786

Logout generally:
http://www.codeplex.com/smartclient/Thread/View.aspx?ThreadId=10140

Tell us more about CAB Modules isolation requirements
http://blogs.msdn.com/eugeniop/archive/2006/09/21/764953.aspx

It seems like the limitation of winform. Frown | :(

The login/logout things is very common in practical project and I think it is a must to have in every applications. (Why do we need to shut down the application to change the logged-in users? )

However, I'm thinking another strategy to achieve this goal.

I created one small project in the same way mentioned in the sample ("08 ObjectBuilder with CAB" from Hand-on Lab ).

I made some changes (which is in bold) as following in BuildUp method.

public override object BuildUp(IBuilderContext context, Type t, object existing, string id)<br />
        {<br />
            if (existing == null)<br />
            {<br />
                return base.BuildUp(context, t, existing, id);<br />
            }<br />
            bool hideControl = false;<br />
            Type targetType = existing.GetType();<br />
            foreach (AuthorizationAttribute attr in<br />
                targetType.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(AuthorizationAttribute), true))<br />
            {<br />
                string role = attr.Role;<br />
                if (!Thread.CurrentPrincipal.IsInRole(role)) <br />
                    hideControl = true;<br />
                <br />
            }<br />
            if (hideControl)<br />
            {<br />
                UserControl ctrl = existing as UserControl;                <br />
                <br />
                if (ctrl != null)<br />
                    ctrl.Visible = false; //<< HERE!! I make it invisible but it shows. :( <br />
            }<br />
<br />
            foreach (PropertyInfo propertyInfo in targetType.GetProperties())<br />
            {<br />
                CheckAuthorization(context, existing, propertyInfo);<br />
            }<br />
<br />
            return base.BuildUp(context, t, existing, id);<br />
        }

And put the [Authorization(Role = "manager")] in one of usercontrol of one module. The idea is that showing/hiding usercontrol based on User Level. If normal user log on to the System, the control that I mark should not be shown. But it doesn't work. If I set ctrl.Enabled = false; instead of ctrl.Visible = false; then it works. but it doesn't work with visible property. Frown | :(

Thanks and Regards,
Michael Sync ( Blog: http://michaelsync.net)

need code to find serial number of hard, mainboard and cpu

omidreza8126-Jul-07 20:33

omidreza812

6-Jul-07 20:33

hi my friends
my english is weak, so i use simple sentences
I emergency need some code of vb.net
i want to find my harddisk serial number
i want to find my mainboard serial number
i want to find my cpu serial number
serial number or id , not difrent.
if u have
please insert them here
or send to me Golab_omidreza@yahoo.com
thanks

Re: need code to find serial number of hard, mainboard and cpu

Michael Sync8-Jul-07 17:25

Michael Sync

8-Jul-07 17:25

Please read this article How To Get Hardware Information (CPU ID, MainBoard Info, Hard Dik Serial, System Information , ...)

I think that this is all you need.

Here is one more How to retrieve REAL Hard Drive Serial Number

Re: need code to find serial number of hard, mainboard and cpu

omidreza8129-Jul-07 2:28

omidreza812

9-Jul-07 2:28

thank you Michael Rose | [Rose]

Where does xml file come from when compliing dll file?

Michael Sync6-Jul-07 19:36

Michael Sync

6-Jul-07 19:36

I noticed that some xml files and pdb files are generated for dll file.
Suppose: I have one dll called "Microsoft.Practices.CompositeUI" in bin folder. Microsoft.Practices.CompositeUI.xml and Microsoft.Practices.CompositeUI.pdb are automatically generated when I build the application.

What are those file? What is the use of those files?

Thanks..

Re: Where does xml file come from when compliing dll file?

Scott Dorman6-Jul-07 19:52

Scott Dorman

6-Jul-07 19:52

The Microsoft.Practices.CompositeUI.xml file is the compiler generated XML documentation file. The contents of this file come from the XML comments in the source code.

The Microsoft.Practices.CompositeUI.pdb file is the debugging symbol file, also generated by the compiler. It contains the debugging "symbols" (information) needed by the debugger to be able to match the compiled binary to the source code when you are debugging.

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Re: Where does xml file come from when compliing dll file?

Michael Sync6-Jul-07 19:54

Michael Sync

6-Jul-07 19:54

Okay. I got it. Thanks a lot..

User typing moves row on DataGridView

bobishkindaguy6-Jul-07 12:52

bobishkindaguy

6-Jul-07 12:52

I was sure that the old DataGrid had a built-in capability to move the current row based on user keystrokes.

Now I can't get it to do that, and tried the same with the newer DataGridView, but same problem.

I know I could set up a textbox, capture the word and do a search, but I thought there was functionality to do so if the focus was on the DataGrid or DataGridView itself.

Anyone?

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Re: Problem in calling a dotnet exe from VB 6.0 exe

Pete O'Hanlon6-Jul-07 1:14

Pete O'Hanlon

6-Jul-07 1:14

Please remove one of these entries. You only need to ask the question once.

Please visit http://www.readytogiveup.com/ and do something special today.
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.

Problem in calling a dotnet exe from VB 6.0 exe

Syed Muhammad Kamran5-Jul-07 23:50

Syed Muhammad Kamran

5-Jul-07 23:50

I have made a desktop based SMS system in C# Dotnet 2.0 and integrate it with an old enterprise solution build in VB6.0.

On Runtime, the Vb6.0 exe is running from local machine and after loading it reads the system registry and extract a remote path to call all the other dll's from a remote location. The benefit is that all the executables is resides on a single remote location and you just have to distribute an exe to all the clients and set the value of remote path in their registry.

A simple 3 tier architecture Where you have a client which is a vb6.0 exe say client.exe and an application server which holds the middle tier or all the executables and a database server.

The location of the database server, password to connect, userid's and location of the application server is saved in Registry through a utility.

This means that all the exe's and dll's are loaded from a remote location which is a shared resource in a network.

Now my problem is that. When my sms exe say sms1000.exe written in c# dotnet 2.0 is called by this client.exe it gives this error in application log and not running.

Faulting application sms1000.exe, version 1.0.0.0, stamp 468dbd07, faulting module kernel32.dll, version 5.2.3790.3959, stamp 45d70ad8, debug? 0, fault address 0x0000bee7.

I must include here that all of my executables and dll's are strong name assemblies and sice it's loaded from a network location I've changed the intranet group to a Fulltrust through this command

CasPol.exe -chggroup 1.2 FullTrust

I've tested it on Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows 2003 machines and it's running fine. However currently I'm deploying this application from a remote desktop to client located outside my country. On some of their machines running windows 2003 it's running fine However it's not running fine on a few of them which runs windows 2003 as well giving this error in System Application Log.

Faulting application sms1000.exe, version 1.0.0.0, stamp 468dbd07, faulting module kernel32.dll, version 5.2.3790.3959, stamp 45d70ad8, debug? 0, fault address 0x0000bee7.

Source of event says: .Net 2.0 Runtime error.

Any one has any resolution?

Localization, but how?

Luka Grabarevic5-Jul-07 23:14

Luka Grabarevic

5-Jul-07 23:14

Hi,

I'd like to know how I can find out which language
the operating system has from which my application is started.
For example, someone starts the application on a German Windows PC,
the app should be in german and if started on an English Windows PC,
it should be English.
I know how to use the Resource Files for this, but usally I'm doing this
by choosing the language manually and not automatically.

Thanks in advance

greetz pdluke

Re: Localization, but how?

Luc Pattyn6-Jul-07 0:48

Luc Pattyn

6-Jul-07 0:48

Hi,

have a look at CultureInfo class
also Application.CurrentCulture and Thread.CurrentCulture

Smile | :)

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Assembly

kankeyan5-Jul-07 21:53

kankeyan

5-Jul-07 21:53

Pls clarify

I created an assembly and deployed it automatically setted in windows\system directory.

while i restarting the machine .its showing error and dotnet cannot able to load. we can set the separate directory to the assembly with our code files

kankeyan

Re: Assembly

originSH5-Jul-07 22:17

originSH

5-Jul-07 22:17

You might want to provide a bit more information :P

Whats the assembly supposed to do, whats the extact error message, wtf do you mean by:

kankeyan wrote:
we can set the separate directory to the assembly with our code files

Re: Assembly

Ilya Verbitskiy8-Jul-07 1:00

Ilya Verbitskiy

8-Jul-07 1:00

Hi,

I think that you need to create strong name for your assembly and install it to GAC. I belive that this will solve your porblem.

Gnerate a pdf file using c# without using a third party product????

Nithin Krishna5-Jul-07 21:50

Nithin Krishna

5-Jul-07 21:50

Hi friends,

How i can make a pdf file using c# with out using any 3rd party products?
Please advice me..

Thanks
Nithin

Re: Gnerate a pdf file using c# without using a third party product????

Christian Graus5-Jul-07 23:44

Christian Graus

5-Jul-07 23:44

Learn the PDF file format. Write code that generates it. That's basically your only option, if something was built in, the third party products would not exist.

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

"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 )

Re: Gnerate a pdf file using c# without using a third party product????

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar9-Jul-07 2:57

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar

9-Jul-07 2:57

ITextSharp -- Opensource PDF solution.

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Good practice or not? Defaulting member variables via properties

AEternal5-Jul-07 8:00

AEternal

5-Jul-07 8:00

I've been wrestling with the idea of defaulting member variables, not necessarily in the constructor, but in their accessor properties. For example:

private string _name;

public string Name
{
    get
    {
        if (this._name == null) this._name = String.Empty;
        return this._name;
    }
    set { this._name = value; }
}

This way, I know that, no matter what, whenever I access MyObject.Name, I'll be getting a valid string object and never a null, so that when I go to do MyObject.Name.Trim(), I'll never get a null object exception. This saves me time and lines of code in my application.

My question is, is this good practice? Is it better to let the exception occur and check for null elsewhere?

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