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John is joking around with you not to get electrocuted.
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OK, OK
back to the main subject please
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Ibrahim Dwaikat wrote: back to the main subject please
To be honest, I've never worked with streaming over the net so I cannot really be much help except debugging some code snippet that you might have trouble with. My expertise lies in software development methodologies, databases, and multithreading (just to name a few).
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Thank Mr Paul Conrad , thanks very much 
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No problem, Ibrahim, I wish you the best in finding the solution ( you just might the guy to do that, if so, write up an article here and share what you learned with others ).
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I will do soon, and after I can do it i will post an article with demo and source code for that... 
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Nobody does it that way. They rely on the browser to have the proper plugins and simply push the file down to the client. DirectBlow is so yesterday, fer sure.
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John,
Your reply doesn't make any sense to my post. Weren't you supposed to direct it to Ibrahim?
Paul
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It does in *my* universe.
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another help???
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I tried the following code, and it compiled without a problem:
string one = "abc-def";
string[] oneSplit = one.Split('-');
Next, I had this code, and compiler blew chunks:
string one = "abc-def";
string[] oneSplit = one.Split('-', 2);
But this compiled okay:
char[] sep = {'-'};
string one = "abc-def";
string[] oneSplit = one.Split(sep, 2);
Or do this (?):
string one = "abc-def";
string[] oneSplit = one.Split({'-'}, 2);
Does anyone know why?
-- modified at 18:02 Friday 21st September, 2007
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Sure, that's the params keyword for you in
public string[] Split (params char[] separator);
it tells the compiler one or more parameters (all of the same type) are to be
collected in an array automatically. And your 2 is not a char !
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Look at the available overloads. I was doing it right according to intellisense.
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No, there is no overload that takes just a char, they all take char arrays. Which, IMO, sucks.
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There is no overload that matches the second example. There is only one which has the params modifier which you use in the first example, all other overloads just have char[].
params can only be used for the last parameter in a method, they could have provided a string.Split(int count,params char[] separator) but they haven't.
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Hi,
I'm trying to impersonate user identity between two WCF services (tcp.net).
When the client and the two services located on the same machine, everything work fine.
But when I move the services to a different machine than the client, it fails to pass the impersonated user identity to the second service (Client -> Server1 -> server2). I’m getting the following exception: “Either a required impersonation level was not provided, or the provided impersonation level is invalid”
Is it possible to do such a thing? what should be the configuration of the two servers?
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Hi,
I would like to create a custom attribute for my C# application which will decorate methods. So far no problems. But I noticed that the attirbute constructor being called only when I reflecting the attribute parameters. I would like that the attribute's constructor will be called every time I enter the method (like when decorate a class with an attribute and its contructor being called when creating an instance of the class). How can I do this?
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This isn't possible without getting into other concepts like PostSharp[^]
Attributes are intended to be evaluated at run time through reflection.
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I'm looking for something similar to PrincipalPermission attribute.
So when I enter the method I'll be able to do a certain check (permissions check) and throw an exception if needed.
How does it implemented in PrincipalPermission?
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You will need to do this yourself when you enter the method. You need to use reflection to see if the method has the attribute and take the appropriate steps if it does or doesn't.
The functionality you describe isn't implemented in the attribute at all. It is implemented by the calling method. Keep in mind that some of this behavior is intrinsic to the .NET runtime itself and checking security permissions like this should be part of the runtime function calling behavior.
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I'm trying to set with filetype there are aloud to be when your are uploading.
I gett this errormessanger: CS1525: Invalid expression term '.'
The line thats error:
Line 10: string StrFileType = File1.PostedFile.ContentType(.JPG | .PNG)
The hole code:
void UploadFile(object Sender,EventArgs E)
{
if (File1.PostedFile !=null)
{
/
string StrFileName = File1.PostedFile.FileName.Substring(File1.PostedFile.FileName.LastIndexOf("\\") + 1) ;
string StrFileType = File1.PostedFile.ContentType(.JPG | .PNG) ;
int fileSize = (int)Math.Round((double)File1.PostedFile.ContentLength / 1024, 0);
int maxSize = 1024;
if (fileSize > maxSize)
Response.Write(" Uppladningen misslyckades! Storlek får högst vara 1mb ");
else
{
File1.PostedFile.SaveAs(Server.MapPath("img\\" + StrFileName));
lblUploadedFileName.Text ="Länken till bilden: http://domain.com/se/img/"+StrFileName;
lblbbcode.Text ="BBCode: [img]http://domain.com/se/img/"+StrFileName + "[/img]";
}
}
}
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You might want to try putting quotes around the items in the ContentType. At the moment, the code looks as though it's a constant.
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
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Then i get this errormesseanger:
CS0118: 'System.Web.HttpPostedFile.ContentType' is a 'property' but is used like a 'method'
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