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Re: How to Install Created Windows Service via VB.Net

3-Jul-12 18:45

I have a problem with my project ...
I haven't 'Project Name' in 'Output Project Group' Dialog box...
mean: Nothig exist in this dialog on my project!!!
How can I to Access project information from that dialog box???

modified 4-Jul-12 5:12am.

Richard MacCutchan3-Jul-12 22:12

Richard MacCutchan

3-Jul-12 22:12

Some suggestions:
1. Don't end every statement or question with smileys; use proper punctuation and people are more likely to take you seriously.
2. Think about your problem and try to describe it in clear detail with examples where necessary. Remember that no one but you can see what is on your screen.

In the above:

ICEFLOWER2 wrote:
I haven't 'Project Name' in 'Output Project Group' Dialog box

What dialog box are you referring to and which tab: Project Properties or something else?

speaking as ...

Re: How to Install Created Windows Service via VB.Net

ICEFLOWER24-Jul-12 2:31

Re: How to Install Created Windows Service via VB.Net

4-Jul-12 2:31

Simple Windows Service Sample Simple Windows Service Sample[^]

To add MyNewService.exe to the setup project

In Solution Explorer, right-click MyServiceSetup, point to Add, then choose Project Output. The Add Project Output Group dialog box appears.

MyNewService is selected in the Project box.

From the list box, select Primary Output, and click OK.

of Setup Project ...

ICEFLOWER27-Jul-12 23:21

Re: How to Install Created Windows Service via VB.Net

7-Jul-12 23:21

Thank you for your answer Rose | [Rose]

Pete O'Hanlon3-Jul-12 22:30

Pete O'Hanlon

3-Jul-12 22:30

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Re: How to Install Created Windows Service via VB.Net

Vijay Selvaraj27-Aug-12 0:36

Vijay Selvaraj

27-Aug-12 0:36

hi
add setup and deployment project and add project output in your existing windows service.
and add custom action in setup and deploy project

Add Application Directory in that project

Finaly Build Relies mode

vijay

How to Change Registry Key Access Control/Rule

ICEFLOWER22-Jul-12 0:06

2-Jul-12 0:06

How Can I Change/Set Registry Keys Access Control to use??? Sniff | :^)

Please Leave VB.Net Example...

Thanks... Smile | :)

Dave Kreskowiak2-Jul-12 3:56

2-Jul-12 3:56

The first question is WHY? Why would you want to do this?

The next question is WHERE? Your application really isn't setting any security because the applciation runs as the user. So, you're really not securing anything by letting the user do it.

Any security changes are normally done in the application installer.

But, of course, that depends entirely on what your application does and who's running it.

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ICEFLOWER22-Jul-12 4:38

2-Jul-12 4:38

The first question is WHY? Why would you want to do this?

For example I have a Bluetooth Device/driver in Device manager like:
<Modem over Bluetooth Link#4>

But that device information in registry has some info more than it like:
<Modem over Bluetooth Link>
<Modem over Bluetooth Link#1>
<Modem over Bluetooth Link#2>
<Modem over Bluetooth Link#3> WTF | :WTF:

I Want to remove and change to default... WTF | :WTF:

If you know easy way to this please leave source code for it or ... OMG | :OMG:

Dave Kreskowiak2-Jul-12 5:06

2-Jul-12 5:06

So what do you think changing the security on a registry key is going to do for this??

And which registry key are you thinking of changing??

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ICEFLOWER22-Jul-12 5:44

2-Jul-12 5:44

You can See that problem in this photo ... Sigh | :sigh:

http://axgig.com/images/43943051190989636149.jpg[^]

Dave Kreskowiak2-Jul-12 5:58

2-Jul-12 5:58

And? That picture doesn't answer the questions at hand. What do you think changing the security on a registry key is going to do for this??

It appears that your code isn't checking to see if the modem is enabled or valid in some way.

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ICEFLOWER22-Jul-12 6:18

2-Jul-12 6:18

I Take my need conditions from registry information

Please Answer the Question WTF | :WTF:

modified 2-Jul-12 12:40pm.

Dave Kreskowiak2-Jul-12 6:52

New Binding with ComboxBox and Datagridview

2-Jul-12 6:52

Here you go[^].

It's not going to solve your problem though...

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mahaphirum1-Jul-12 22:43

mahaphirum

1-Jul-12 22:43

Hello every VB.NEt Experts,
I have one problem with my databindings with datagrid.
I wanna select any cell in datagrid to show and change data according to my selection. when I bound my data already it didn't show anything. CbxPrefix= ComboboxPrefix
My code : <b>CbxPrefix.databindings.Add(New Binding("Text",ds,"Lecturer.PrefixName")) </b>
what's wrong with this code. I forgot I make it in subroutine named Private Sub BindDgvLecturer......End sub and put it in Form1_load.
Please help me with this problem. Thank you very much.

How Can I have a List of System Devices

ICEFLOWER21-Jul-12 4:47

Re: How Can I have a List of System Devices

1-Jul-12 4:47

How Can I have a List of System Devices via VB.Net Coding Sniff | :^)

and I want to access for install, UnInstall and other information about those OMG | :OMG:

Thank you... (me)

Abhinav S1-Jul-12 6:24

Abhinav S

1-Jul-12 6:24

You can use WMI in your code.
How To: (Almost) Everything In WMI via C# - Part 3: Hardware[^] is a good article that should help you get started.

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Re: How Can I have a List of System Devices

ICEFLOWER21-Jul-12 7:06

Re: How Can I have a List of System Devices

1-Jul-12 7:06

What about VB.Net... Sniff | :^)

Abhinav S1-Jul-12 7:10

Abhinav S

1-Jul-12 7:10

No problem. WMI can be used with both VB.Net and C#.
This article[^] might help you start VB.Net and WMI.

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PrincipalContext not working in 2008 r2 Domain

sianatia28-Jun-12 21:16

sianatia

28-Jun-12 21:16

I used to use PrincipalContext for authenticating my users in my 2003 domain network. My users were restricted to log on to specific stations.
After moving our servers to 2008 domain, PrincipalContext is not working and needs unrestricted access to all stations in the network. This puts a big risk on my enterprise network since everyone can log on to all stations.

I want to know if there is any another way to authenticate users against 2008 domain.

P.S. I used DirectoryEntry and it faces the same problem.

Thanks

Trak4Net12-Jul-12 18:56

Trak4Net

12-Jul-12 18:56

I have used the code below with Server 2008 R2 and didn't have any issues. Are you doing it any different?

Dim context As ContextType = ContextType.Domain

Using p As New PrincipalContext(context, domain)
  authenticated = p.ValidateCredentials(username, password, ContextOptions.Negotiate)
End Using

sianatia14-Jul-12 18:16

sianatia

14-Jul-12 18:16

I do it the same, but when I set LogOn to for my users ,ValidateCredentials returns false. I want to use this method on my web applications but My users must have right to logon to my web server

Trak4Net15-Jul-12 7:26

Trak4Net

15-Jul-12 7:26

Is your web server in a DMZ and unable to connect to the Active Directory server? If the web server is not in a restricted portion of your network and has access to the active directory server that method should still work.
Have you verified you are passing the correct domain name value? Just thought I'd ask since you moved from 2003 server to 2008R2 server and wasn't sure if domain name changed.

sianatia15-Jul-12 17:37

sianatia

15-Jul-12 17:37

The domain name is correct. Webserver is not in the DMZ and it is connected to AD. This method does not work if users are restricted to logon to certain stations. Whats more, I used to query users group using DirectoryEntry and since we promoted our domain from 2003 to 2008 r2, only dmain admins can query users group.
We have not changed any policy or any setting in the AD.