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Hi all,
I need to insert the values from one server to anther server automatically
using web services C#.NET.
For Example,
Two servers : Server 1 , Server 2. Both the servers are located in different places. Once the values are inserted in Server 1 Database,it should be automatically inserted in Server 2 Database using Web services(online).
Can anyone pls help me... Thanks in advance...
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I have come across slower ways to process data, but most of those involve pencils.
I recommend you take a look at SQL Replication, which can replicate over VPN or directly over the web.
MSDN: Replication[^]
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You can create an web service type application that accepts a command to execute on a database. This application can then contact the two databases and perform the insertion on both databases.
modified on Wednesday, January 27, 2010 9:58 AM
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I got the code of virutal keyboard, can anyone code it in JSP. I'm doing user authentication by providing virtual keyboard as password input field. And using XML files to retrieve data from database.
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I'm sure there are many people who can code it in JSP. How much are you paying? You may get more offers on www.rentacoder.com[^].
Of course if you have had a stab at it yourself and have some code you need advice/help with then this is the place to ask. What have you tried so far.
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Try Bidding for at least $10 an hour.... then see it where it fits....
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The web service is returning an error response. The fact that it has saved the data doesn't change that fact: something is going wrong at the web service end. You need to find out why the web service is returning this error and the only person who can tell you that is someone who understands what the web service is doing and how it works.
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May be I need to be direct. I wrote the web service and I understand perfectly well what it does. During the debugging of this, I stepped through the web service and there are no errors being returned by the web service. The javascript error happens even before the first line in the web service is reached but the web service still executes with no errors. This is the problem. If you don't have a solution or don't even know what I am talking about, please don't respond. People like you are the reason that I hate message boards and usually don't use them.
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Well thank you, kind sir.
Always nice to meet a fellow professional.
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emurf wrote: If you don't have a solution or don't even know what I am talking about, please don't respond.
Well, based on your original post, I would say that the reply was perfectly valid.
emurf wrote: there are no errors being returned by the web service
Maybe not returned, but thrown?
emurf wrote: People like you are the reason that I hate message boards and usually don't use them
Well don't bother then. People try to help based on the information you give, and if you don't like it then you know what to do.
At the end of the day, something is throwing an error and it is either your code or the web service, but it seems you are the one person in the world whose code can never, ever, under any circumstances, throw an unexpected error.
How likely is that?
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
Proud to be a 2009 Code Project MVP
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I came to get help but instead I get a guy who offers no help and just says that I don't know what I am doing. If you believe that I didn't provide enough information, state it. Don't just pompously state that I need to find someone who knows how web services work. Believe me, I now wish that I hadn't bothered.
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emurf wrote: Don't just pompously state that I need to find someone who knows how web services work
What he actually said was "how THE web service works" - a reasonable statement as often the web service is out of the developers control, maybe even supplied by a 3rd party.
emurf wrote: I get a guy who offers no help
He did try to help, and what he told you is a reasonable suggestion. What would you expect, given the information supplied? A fully coded solution?
Basically you are rude and arrogant. People here are not paid to help, they do it for free, and if you don't like their advice then don't ask for it.
And I still say the bug is in your code somewhere.
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
Proud to be a 2009 Code Project MVP
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Rant, complain and rant.
This is all very well, but it just makes everybody wish you hadn't bothered either.
And now, I see the original post has been deleted. By you? Now we will never know what the problem was, and definately won't be able to give any assistance.
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The Man from U.N.C.L.E. wrote: see the original post has been deleted. By you? Now we will never know what the problem was, and definately won't be able to give any assistance.
I second that. I saw the first post he replied to the first response, and without seeing the initial post, I'm lost as to what his problem was. Oh well, guess he didn't really need the help.
"The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer
"Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon
"Not only do you continue to babble nonsense, you can't even correctly remember the nonsense you babbled just minutes ago." - Rob Graham
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emurf wrote: People like you are the reason that I hate message boards and usually don't use them.
Then don't bother asking for help when people here help for free on their own time. You seem to come off as very rude, and I won't help (because you are being rude to others) and can't help (since you deleted your post). Advice....keep your post up and if someone offers any kind of help, take it with gratitude even if it is not the exact answer you are looking for.
"The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer
"Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon
"Not only do you continue to babble nonsense, you can't even correctly remember the nonsense you babbled just minutes ago." - Rob Graham
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Hi! I created a page that has a "Back Button", it opens up as a pop up window. The Back Button doesn't work IE but id does in FireFox Mozilla.
I have tried with window.history.go and window.history.back but non of them is working. Any Suggestion please ?
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This question has been posted also in the ASP.NET and Java forums. Please stick to the guidelines and post in one forum only.
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Hi Richard MacCutchan ! i do agree with you but dont take it as offence this time i'm looking for solution provider not a guidelines teller.
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My comment still stands, do not post in multiple forums. And read the guidelines - that's why they exist.
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In the past I've used MS VB and also Oracle Developer, if that matters.
I'm a student using MS Visual Web Developer 2008 Express Edition for the first time.
I'm having a problem positioning labels and controls in the Design view.
If I drag a label or control out of the ToolBox and drop it in the Design view (I'm using Split view) how can I position this label precisely where I want it? I tried editing the HTML, but that didn't satisfy me.
Is there another way to do this in the Design view?
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Your best bet would be to drop it in when in code view. That way you know exactly where it is.
I do know what you're saying though - the display of controls in design view can be awful - sometimes not representing what the page will look like at all.
I don't think there is any quick fix to this and the 'tinkering and tailoring' of it comes with experience.
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I have a requirement to develop a user control to allow entry of AD validated user ids. I have the AD validation and search stuff done. What I am looking for is suggestions on what would be the best UI to use. ASP.NET with Ajax Control Toolkit. What I need it to do is:
-show the user name while internally track the userid
-allow the user to type in a partial name and call a web service to provide a list of suggestions and show the list (we have >80K users in our AD so sending the full list is not an option)
-allow the user to select from the suggested names
What I am gravitating to is a CompositeControl that contains a TextBox and AutoCompleteExtender and make the name and id properties of the composite control. I was wondering if anybody has a better suggestions.
Ken
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Hi All,
I Developed an Application in vb.net 2005 using sql server 2005 express. So far I installed in single PCs and is working fine.
But now i want the application to be access by client PCs but update the SQL database on a centralized server PC.
e.g. MASTER_PC will have the SQL database & the main application will run on PC1, PC2 and PC3; so that users can access the database from their respective PCs.
Overall to say, I just need a central location where the SQL database can be stored, and all employees can run and modify the database through their application via internet/LAN(or some other source)
Please suggest me how to go ahead with this:
1) As I have 4 PCs in my office, Do i need to create a LAN ?
2) Do I need to do any major modifications in my application?
Any links/tutorial/references will be highly appriciated.
Thanks
R.S.
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50-50-90 rule: Anytime I have a 50-50 chance of getting something right, there's a 90% probability I'll get it wrong...!!
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