I am trying to open this file which exists and runs fine on my development machine. But when I deploy to my VPS with IIS8 I get this error:
An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007000B)
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.
Exception Details: System.BadImageFormatException: An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007000B)
I copied the same data.db file from my machine to the server which worked for me. Do I need to do anything in IIS8 to recognize this file and let me use it?
Code:
Using conn = New SQLiteConnection("Data Source=" & Server.MapPath("data.db"))
I am working on a CMS project using ASP.Net 3.5/Visual studio 2008.This is the first week of the project and I am working on the design of the system right now. Needless to say that this is my first project of this scale and I have no idea of what I am doing.
The requirements of the project ask for a light but functional CMS, one which is easy to deploy.So the question is which database to use in this scenario SQLCE or SQLite?
I always used ASP FileUpload with great success, but recently tried to modify its appearance in order to blend in with the general appearance of the project. After extensive research I discovered that in this particular case it would not be possible and opted for an alternative.While not wanting to lose the functionality of the ASP FileUpload I hid the ASP FileUpload and rather just added a read-only textbox and button which I styled with ease. Subsequently I invoked the ASP FileUploads file browse window using Javascript. Consider the following:
Code: <script type="text/javascript"> function ShowBrowseDialog() {
[code]...
The above works fine for invoking the ASP FileUpload and selecting the file, but I need to work with the selected file(s) in the code-behind. Is there a way that I can trap a click event on the ASP FileUpload OPEN button, i.e. once the user selected the file(s)?
After upload a pdf file (order.pdf) to remote server in UNC format, I used code below to open order.pdf file.Code is working in IE9 but not Chrome.Is there another way to open pdf file in remote server?
Dim fullpath As String = [String].Format("file:///{0}", "webserverorderorder.pdf") Response.Redirect(fullpath)
I have a web service that takes an XML string for input and saves the XML to a file. The filename is created from the date and time and a random number generator. The program also edits the XML as it processes, and there can be errors. When there's an error, I create an email which describes the error and then repeats the XML in the body of the email. I am using another web service written in-house to send the email.
I want to include in the email a link to the filename I saved. What is the best way to do this? I think I need to use HTML, but there's an html flag I pass to the email web service which needs to be false. When it was true, the XML wasn't formatting.
So when the user click the link he is prompted wiht a Message box saying:
Open Save
The user click Open...modify the excel cells... but when he wants Save the file (from Excel menu) is saved on a temporary folder on the client pc and not on the server.
Is it possible to save the file directly on the server or not?
Ps. The "real" problem might be that when the user click "Open" in the prompt tha file is first downloaded in the temp folder and then presented to the user
i have a data grid view that i roll over and generate a tab delimited file out of using the reponse object in ASP. to wit...
Code: protected void CreateTabFile() { var d = DateTime.Today.ToShortDateString(); d = d.Replace("/", ""); var filename = "BankRecon"; filename += d; Response.Clear(); Response.Buffer = true
[code]....
how do i set it up to save the file to the datastore folder i have on the site itself, i want to automate an email and send this as an attachment, the email part works, but if its not in a consistent place i cant attach it. its an asp.net webforms project not a website project.
I'm getting tired figuring out this error. Well, Basically. I have uploaded my ASP.net website to a server (IIS installed) as well as the VB project I made.
BOTH are connecting to a DB named CLIENTS.
the website uses a datagrid to show data, while the VB Project updates the DB based on a monitored folder.
The Problem is If the website is opened first the VB project shows an error "Unable to open the physical file (MDF). Operating system error 32 (error not found)" and Vice Versa if the VB project is first started.
I have a link http://Test/Folder/file1.xls which is working fine But if I typehttp://Test/Folder/file1.xlsx it is not working. It is giving me a file not found error.So when I read online every one is suggesting me to add the correct MIME type at tyhe IIS level. I don't know if that's the correct thing to do.I opened IIS and navigated to folder FOLDER right clicked and selected properties -> HTTP Headers -> MIME Types->New -> Extension -> .Xlsx-> What should i be entering for MIME type?
I am currently doing a project that requires the user to click a button on a webpage (C# ASP.net web application) and activate an regular application file (exe, jpg, doc, etc) on a server.
For instance, if I have an excel file on the server. The user would click a button from a webpage and then the excel file will open. The result should be the same as double click the excel file and open it locally.
I have to open a batch file automatically in sql. So i have used the below command.EXECUTE master.dbo.xp_cmdshell 'D:Databasesatch123.bat'Its worked for few times. After that its not working.One time i have stopped before the process is complete.May be this is the issue.Now its returns null value.
I read the thread on this topic and tried using "Process.start(mypdf.pdf)" to open the PDF file. I was able to get "Process.Start()" to work perfectly within VS2008 on the built-in server but not IIS; when I am in the development environment it works great, but when I deploy the application and run it it does not work. What happens when I run outside of the development environment, I can export the PDF file to the directory on the IIS server, and the client can also delete the file from the IIS server, BUT, inbetween the export and the delete commands, I have the Process.start command so that the user can open the file and do whatever they need to do; print it, print partially or save it locally ect.
After it exports the file to the server when the exectue "Process.start" occurs, the screen just blinks and there is no error message? I tried many options using Process.StartInfo but no luck. I also tried to to use Process.Start() with a text file (.txt) and had the same result, so it doesn't look like an adobe acrobat problem. I do have acrobat running on the clients as well as the server. I don't think it is a security issue being the exporting and deleting work. Is this the wrong command to use? The web server is IIS7, I am using VS2008 VB.NET and it is a Web application. I need to demo this to the client in 4 days and I need to have this working.
This is what I have right now for a file residing on the same server and it works.
Dim FILENAME as String = Server.MapPath("Output.txt") Dim objStreamWriter as StreamWriter objStreamWriter = File.CreateText(FILENAME) dr = myCommand.ExecuteReader() While dr.Read() objStreamWriter.WriteLine("{0}|{1}|{2:yyyy-MM-dd}|{3:yyyy-MM-dd}", dr(0), dr(1), dr(2), dr(3)) End While objStreamWriter.Close()
I was planning on FTPing the file to another server once done but is there a way to do it on a remote server? i.e create a text file on a remote server and write to it? Did not find any instances of that usage. How to use ServerXMLHTTP to replace Server.MapPath in this instance?
When i try to open a csv file from my asp.net 3.5 app by clicking on the link provided, a file download dialog box appears.When i click on the open button from there , i get this eror
C:Documents and settingsUserNameLocal SettingsTemporary Internet FilesContent.IE5X9TXTM06myfilename.csv could not be found .Check the spelling of the file name and verify that the file locationis correct?
Wjy am i getting this error? I am trying to open a file and it complains about file not found in the Temporary Internet Folder.I tried deleting the temp intrnet files.Dint work.I have IE 7 on xp professional sp3. Also i am streaming the file from the application. This happens only to some files and the rest of the files , i can open .
We moved to a new SQL server and I started getting an error on one of my sps only when I ran it from a website. If I manually ran the sp it worked fine. The error I got was this System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: OLE DB provider 'Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0' cannot be used for distributed queries because the provider is configured to run in single-threaded apartment mode. I can tell you that this sp does some things, then calls another sp which writes some sql to open an excel file and insert the data. Here is the pseudo
SET @sql = 'INSERT INTO dbo.TempParts (partKey, partKeyNumeric, partKeyAlpha, PartNumber, [Description], Comment, notAvailable ,BatchID)
a partner has sent over a old school web service to instal on one of our webservers. I cant open the project since its been precompiled, how do i deploy that to my webserver (IIS 7.5 on 2012)? what do i need to copy or is there a way to suck it in from the files in IIS?
I have created a CSV file on the server and want to send it to the user using the following code:
Dim strPhysicalPath As String strPhysicalPath = Server.MapPath( "CSV/" & PathVirtual) Dim objFileInfo As System.IO.FileInfo = New System.IO.FileInfo(strPhysicalPath) Response.Clear() Response.ContentType = "application/vnd.ms-excel" Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=" & objFileInfo.Name) Response.AddHeader("Content-Length", objFileInfo.Length.ToString()) Response.WriteFile(strPhysicalPath) Response.Flush() Response.End()
This seems to work fine except when the downloaded file is viewed in Excell the html code behind the page from which it came is also appended to the file. Does anyone have any idea why it does this?
