I have deployed my site in Win 2003 server. In this, it copies file from Another server and copies it in local. It is working with my local computer, but not in the server i have deployed. I hope access credentials may be the first reason. But are there any other reasons for this.
I need to copy a (WAV) file that I have just posted to the Web Server (successfully) over to the SMTP server for additional processing. I am confused about the process. Here is what I do now:
1. Post the file via "http POST" from the client to the web server.
Here is what I would like to accomplish:
1. Post the file to the web server
2. Copy the file from the web server to the SMTP server.
I am experiencing a "brain block" which I get too often and cannot visualize the processes. What should I write on the web server as a method to grab the newly received file and send a copy on over to a specific directory in the SMTP server (MailServer is the SMTP server and the physical directory is "c:/TempMessages". Do I need to run IIS on the SMTP server and create a virtual path??
is it posible to edit the radiobuttonlist control output?
for some reasone someone at microsoft decided that every item in a web page should be in a table, which ofcourse is an outdated way to do things on the web,
and they forgot to update it to the moderrn world, so i need to change it now.
is there a way to copy this control and edit it to something more semantic?
What control would allow me to paste a single row (5 columns) from Excel and allow me to copy it to an Excel type of row (5 columns) in asp.net form? Then I want to be able to save the contents by a click of a command button to database.
What is the code to dowloading a copy of a file from server? For example to access some webpage using different font like chines ,Hidi etc.they will provide a option to download the corresponding font for read the site.
I am attempting to write an asp.net application that copies any file from the user's local machine to another server on the same network.
The Catch
The server that will house the application is separate from the server that will receive the files from the local user's machine. In other words, to do the file copy the user will have to access the application on one server via IIS and within the application it must place that file on another server. Further, these servers while on the same network cannot physically see each other.
In addition, the users of the application are connected Anonymously (Anonymous Authentication)
I want to copy a database on a development server to my local server. I am not the server administrator but I have rights to the database. Soon after the wizard Executes the SQL Server Agent Job it fails and the error message says:
The job failed. Check the event log on the destination server for details.
Where do I find this log? Also what could be the problem?
I am looking for a way to display an iframe code part in my website. Also, I am looking for a component to make it easy to copy/paste this iframe code part.
I have a small function that is in a STA thread. It's purpose is to copy the selected image in word document to clipboard and then save it to a location on the hard drive. Here is the code that works fine on XP and Windows server 2003.
It does not work on Windows server 2008 on IIS 7.0 Is there some known WP Identity issues or any other kind of security issues in cross process memory sharing?
I am trying to copy a picure fil(jpg) to another server. I am using this code but for some rezone is the file corupted once it arrives to the other server.
Code: Dim myFtpWebRequest As FtpWebRequest Dim myFtpWebResponse As FtpWebResponse Dim myStreamWriter As StreamWriter Dim filename As String = Request.QueryString("filename") filename = filename.Replace("../incoming/mms/", "") myFtpWebRequest = WebRequest.Create("ftp://bklmydomain/wwwroot/" & filename) [code]...
I have a page that in the right side I have billing address (that is user control) and on the left side I have another user control that is shipping address. I have a checkbox in the page that by checking this checkbox I would like to fill out the shipping address with billing address. I usefully do this with JavaScript function but as long as here these 2 set of textboxes are user control I don't know how I can do this.
I have a cached control object form a UserControl in asp.net cache. I like to access my control and make a copy of it to freely change it without having any affect on the base cached control.
I am using VWD 2010 with SqlServer 2008. I would like to make an exact copy of my database for testing purposes only so I can test my site before I publish it, make sure everything works so I do not have to reset any tables in my main db.
I just needed to copy the Default Website Property settings everytime a new test server is to be set up. It is tedious to compare and do that manually everytime and there is a chance of mistakes.
I know we can use the Web Deployment Tool to sync websites between a local and remote IIS server. But all I need is copying the iis settings and not the websites in it.
If I use the Web Deployment Tool it copies even my website files which are on the Default Web Site (No Virtual Directory).
i want to copy the structure (with the documents) from our vss server to an webserver. Therefore i want to create an application which is on this webserver. i want to use asp.net.
i don't know what exactly i need therefore :> I have to build somekind of connection? then go throw the structure and copy it somehow :> ?
important: i want to copy the documents with the right creation date ( it changes when i just copy the doc.)
I would like to be able to copy one row and five columns from an Excel spreadsheet to a table like structure on a ASP.NET web form. The idea is keeping the data in the exact row and column from Excel to the table like control on the ASP.NET web-form. Then I want to be able to save to the contents of the ASP.NET control to a database by a buttoon command click. What ASP.NET control would allow me to do this? Gridviews and datagrids don't seem to allow me to do this.