Running The Third Console Program In VS Instead Of The First?
Feb 11, 2010
I am learning C# in Visual Studio (VS), and in VS i have successfully made different 'projects' under the 'solution' for each fo the samples in my C# book as can be seen here:
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the thing is when i press the green play button to run the debugger/program, it always executes "ConsoleApplication1" (look at the above image) when i want to try out the new application i wrote (named ConsoleApplication3)
From a class library, I need to determine at run-time whether I'm running in an ASP.NET app or a WinForms/console app. There have been several other questions asked on the subject, but all of those solutions require adding a reference to System.Web. If at all possible, when running my console and WinForms apps, I don't want to load the System.Web assembly into memory just for one line of code out of thousands.
Here is the simple scenario that I want to apply; There is a .NET application(console or windows) appA and this code updates a large global variable(+50MB) in the project every 30sec. I have another application appB which is a .NET web application and I want to be able to access the updated value of global variable in appA from appB whenever I want.
I'm trying to make a Web Page in ASP.NET that functions like a TcpListener or a Socket so basically you could "connect" to other people accessing that Web Page.
It also can't be a constantly running program that's accepting clients and would crash if the program was closed.
Just wondering if this is possible and where to look.
I have a VS2010 project that I want to move back and forth between an x86 and an x64 machine. On the x86 machine, several assemblies are located in Program Files, and the path of the assemblies are shown as c:Program Files...... When I move this project to the x64 machine, the same assemblies are located in C:Program Files (x86).... Is there a way that I can confugure VS2010 so I don't have to manually change the path when I move the project from one machine to another?
I am executing a long-running Oracle stored procedure from .NET. The procedure takes about three hours to run. Ideally, the user should be able to kick off the procedure, close the browser, and come back later to check the results.
The problem is that the connection to the Oracle procedure is lost after exactly an hour. As you would expect, the Oracle procedre runs to completion if it is executed from SQL Plus. Strangely enough, it will also run to completion if I run in debug mode on my local machine (I start two threads, one of which executes the procedure. I set a breakpoint on the second thread).
Here is my connection string:
data source= (DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS_LIST=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=serverx)(PORT=1521)))(CONNECT_DATA=(SERVER=DEDICATED)(SERVICE_NAME=TestSID)))
I have just taken over a project from another programmer and want to add some functionality. The ASP.NET application allows users to sign up, fill out details about a company, and those details are submitted to companies house (very brief explanation!). These details are only submitted when an administrator logs in to the control panel and clicks a "Run Submissions" button. This then attempts to submit all pending formations to the gateway.
What I want to do is design an external desktop or console application, that "clicks" this button for me every set amount of minutes. The application will some how need to "log in".
I'm just learning C# and using MS Visual Studio and a tutorial website.
I've written a little console app and now I want it on my website but I can't find out how to do it. Not in VS, nor their help screens, nor on that tutorial site, nor anywhere else I look.
I wrote a console app that displays information from a local file on my desktop and displays the content within the file. I was wondering how can I create a function that can search for keywords and only display the words, I want it to search for?I'm trying to display this content in a database and search for the content I want it to display.
* ZIP Codes * Area Codes * City Name * State Name * Two digit State Code * City Type * City Alias Abbrev. * County Name * State FIPS * County FIPS * Time Zone * Daylight Savings Indicator * Number of Businesses * Q1 Payroll * Annual Payroll * Number of Employees * Employment Flag * County Growth Rate
I tried something like this - And it didn't work.
Csharp Code: var keywords = new string[] {"some", "keywords"}; var foundKeywords = File.ReadAllLines("filename"). SelectMany(line => keywords.Where(keyword => line.Contains(keyword))). Distinct();
I can't seem to find the console where it's suppose to display the console.writeline(). Can someone post a picture of where it's supposed to be in Visual web developer 2010?
I need to quickly write a test console app for testing purposes.This app is basically the console version of an ASP.NET app.The original ASP.NET app makes use of the global Application object for storing global data.How can I get the same functionality of the Application object in my console app? Can I declare an HttpApplication object directly and use it?NOTE - this app is just for debugging some issues, not production code, so I'm ok if it's not "best practice".
I have the follwoing code that works in a console application but I would like to convert it to a web application. I was thinking of using a dataset. How do I go about doing so?
public static void Main() var id = AddContact(); } const string contactCompanyId = "lings"; const string firstName = "Bobby"; const string lastName = "Singh";........
Here's the situation, I've got a console application that needs to run once a day and make a few requests to pages that require authentication to view. The pages are hosted in a really basic ASP.Net Web Application.
So, I know that in order for the requests to go through successfully I have to authenticate with the server. So I've hooked up the console application to the ASP.Net Membership Provider I'm using for the web app and it successfully determines if a set of a credentials are valid. However, after calling Membership.ValidateUser() any requests I make just get the login screen. After doing some reading it seems that this is because I'm missing the important cookie information that persists my login or what-have-you.
I'm using a basic WebClient to make the requests and then reading/discarding the result.
So the meat of the question is this: Is there a simple way to validate the login information and hold on to it so that I can make the requests successfully, or is this the exact same case as the other two questions I found that require the WebClient to make a "manual" login request to the login.aspx page and try to hold on to the cookie from there?
The questions I'm referencing are:
Authenticating ASP.NET MVC user from a WPF application and Login to website and use cookie to get source for another page
I have come across some ASP.NET sites that rather than displaying a page, it launches a console-based application similar to how LiveMeeting kicks-off. I am interested in building an app that uses that feature so that I could take advantage of richer features of a console-based app, but for the life of me, I can't seem to find any info on the internet as to what type of project this would be in VS. I have tried WPF Browse Application, but thats not what I am looking for since the app type I am talking about does not run in the browser at all. The image below shows what happens when reaching the web site, which would therefore then launch the console-application (which is not even installed on the client's machine)
I was looking for how to make a password char in console. I solved it it with this [URL] ....
But is there anyway to read the password and if its GOOD, it change the pass tthe word "RIGHT Password" And if its wrong make it "Bad password", then make a new line with again. "Enter password"....
I developed a WCF Service Library and I am tring to host the service in a console Applicationusing netTcpIp binding.I get the following error when I try to access the method from a Widows Project which is in the Same Solution"No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it 127.0.0.1:9000"My Solution has 3 projects1.WCFServiceLibrary 2.Console app to host the service 3.Window App to access the service.Operation System is Windows XPIIS version 5.1
I need to get data from a database and I need to spit out this data in html formatk using my command line app. For this I am planning to use some sort of template-engine. I was wondering if there is anything in .NET that can do this for me?
The best option would be if I could reuse the asp.net mvc template engine (razor) in my app, this way I should not need to reinvent the wheel.
I have saw this done before I thought. Where you have a web application, and a debugger can output server side messages. I am trying to do something similar to this. I am not getting a Console from it though.
public class Global : System.Web.HttpApplication { protected void Application_Start(object sender, EventArgs e)
I've got two projects: a .Net 4.0 Console Application and an Asp.Net 4.0 Website (they are in the same solution). Now I'd like to include the console application (its .exe) in the web application, because I need to run it on the server when the user clicks on a certain button.
Now I would like to include it in a way that the console application will be updated whenever I recompile the solution, so it stays up to date.
