Better External Program To Format File Within The Website
Jan 17, 2011
I have the option of having a VB function to re-format a file within my website or to have the program given to my 12 member (only) user group to re-format. Which is better ??If its not part of the website, each of the 12 member user group will have the VB.exe code to run that generate the file and it can be uploaded to the website.If the webiste runs its own vb code, it will require the data to be upload and then generate the file.
I've got an external site that's built in SharePoint 2007. the user of the site need to have an option to view the full site when accessed from a mobile device. I am thinking of just creating a button control to do this. The question is, what would be the best solution to do this?
I have written a website and let the user upload their photo. It also resizes the picture to 400 x 400 and crops automatically to the center part of the picture. All of this works good but each file is about 355K each for JPG and PNG file formats. I just tried GIF and it is 49K but the picture is grainy when saved this way. Is there any way I can get the picture to a smaller file size with keeping it at 400 x 400? I really thought PNG would be the way to go and was surprised by it being the same as jpg. I don't want to lower the quality either for JPG files.
I am trying to Query a remote Oracle database from Windows Server(production environment) through a .net app. I keep getting this exception. I have Oracle XE client installed on the system. I tried to install Oracle 64 bit connectors but the jvm won't allow me to do so. Exception: System.BadImageFormatException: An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007000B)
I'm developing an Web Application (C#) on a Windows 7 Enterprise (x64), with Office 2007 using Visual Web Developper 2010 Express. On that project that reads information from Excel files like so:
How to develop program/website and minimize DB dependencies using C#.NET? For example I have made some changes in my DB, after that I must rewrite half a project.
So I am trying to create and application that combines a website to a chat program.
Essentially what I want is this
Users to be able to go to the website and look at data
if they want to add data they can do that on the website
based on this data, a message pops up on the appropriate agents PC
the agent can then forward the request or accept the request and type in a message/data in that same pop up window and send it to the website which would update the website.
I have too many options to choose from and I am very confused.I believe for the agent side(chat) WCF would be good, but not sure about the website side.Should i use dynamic data webpage orwcf data services?
I have an ASP.NET application that P/Invokes a 32-bit DLL. When i deployed it on a 64-bit server i got the error "An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format". Then i configured IIS to run 32-bit as per instructions given here. Still get the same error.
I'm currently developing a website using ASP.NET MVC.I need this website to communicate with an external API using HTTP Post.
I'm unsure whether I should be coding this up in ASP.NET to perform the http post requet and read the response, or whether I should be coding this up in a c# class.It seems when developing a site, you have the option to chose either for many scenarios.
My current solution consists of several Class Libraries and a Website. I'm in the process of globalizing the application and I realized that my resources need to be accessed by all the projects not just the website so placing my resources in the App_GlobalResources folder didn't work.
I added my resources to one my class Libraries and now I'm trying to figure out what the best way of accessing the resources are from my markup. When my resources were in the App_GlobalResources folder I was able to access them by using an expression such as this:
<$ Resources: MyApp.Name %> for server controls Or <%=Resources.MyApp.Name %> for plain text
What's the best way of accessing my Resources from my website aspx files now that they are in a Class Library DLL?
i have server 2008 and real ip i need to publish the website on this server to allow external access for people what are the steps to host the website on iis7 under windows server 2008 should i configure dns first?
I have a master page in my website. I want some sort of container to load external website in my contentplaceholder.Frames and object tags are the tried options. My DOC type doesn't support Frames and object tag has that scroll border displayed by default and I can't remove it because it will be a page from another domain.
On the loaded site the users will be able to browse and search products, so I just dont want to read the html once. That will be the actual website loaded/displayed.
Platform: ASP.NET 4.0, VS 2010My scenario is thishave the credentials of an external websiteI do a couple of GET/POST to scrape some data off of it Depending on something that I find, I want to give my user a hyperlink that, when clicked, takes him 3 levels deep into the target website beyond the login pageOf course, I could just provide a URL to the top level on the target site, and he would click through to get there. But is there a way, via ASP.NET, that I can programmatically login and then open the page on a separate window/tab?
I we have created a website that requires users to login. It used forms based authentication and sql server to validation the login credentials.
Should we need to purchase an external connector license from microsoft to be able to host this site on a windows .net platform.
Edit: More information about external connectors. In microsoft licensing world there are cals for users connecting to the windows server software, external connectors are unlimited cal licenses.
I have a simple webApplication. Now I have a second webapplication with few web aspx pages. When I build each project I get aspx files with 1 dll per project.
Now the structure of the first webApplication is like this
inwebapplication1.dll
Default.aspx
Is it possible to load the dll of the second application dynamically and put its dll into the bin directory. The result will be something like this:
inwebapplication1.dll
inwebapplication2.dll
Default.aspx
application2default.aspx
The problem is that when I try to open application2default.aspx the compiler is throwing an error that it cannot find the class for that particular page because the assembly inwebapplication2.dll is not loaded. I tried to load the assembly from the web config like this <add assembly="myassemly, Version=1.0.0.0, PublicKeyToken=null, Culture=neutral"/> and also from the code like this Assembly.LoadFrom( @"D:Projectsinmyassemly.dll" ); OR Assembly.Load( "myassemly, Version=1.0.0.0, PublicKeyToken=null, Culture=neutral" ); but I still have no success. Can u tell me what is the logic here with the assembly load?
I'm using an ASP.NET Facebook Developers Toolkit (http://www.codeplex.com/FacebookToolkit) on an external website, and I'm also the admin of a facebook fan page for the website. Users on my website (may or may not be facebook users) create content articles.
I would like to hook up these articles to the Facebook fan page, so that, when they write the article, then ones with FB accounts can sign into FB and post on the Fan page. I'm sure they would need to be a fan first.
I have a gridview that includes a list of .pdfs, .xls, and .docs. In my testing, I set the default "file associations" for each of these types of files. But, when I click to open them, instead of launching the default program, and then opening the file in that program with all it's features, it opens another browser window, and so all the programs features aren't available to the user to make changes to the file, and then save it to their desktop.
How can I force the files to open in whatever the user has set as their association?
I want to write a program that keeps looking out for a file in a folder. That file will be dropped in at a particular time. If no file is recieved at that time, I will have to send out an email saying no file is recieved. How can I do this?
I have been designing a basic static webpage which allows you to open the applications such as Word, Excel, Powerpoint, MSN, Skpe, etc.... below is the code i first used which works on a allow machine...
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Again this works on local machine i should do once hosted... but i dont know what i should put for the Domain at the moment im using localhost... All i want this to be is the machine on which webpage is being viewed.... I know the details of all the machines that will use this but i dont know what domain instead of localhost i should use.
