How To Built A Feature In An Application,and How To Integrate That Dynamicly
Nov 9, 2010
Is it possible to built a feature in a asp.net application which will let the user schedule things that would be run on the background?
For instance, say that there is a option in the application to send a email to every customer in the system on their birthaday. The user from the system could activate the option in the application, and for as long as the option is activated the system queries
every day if some customers birthday is on that day and then send a email to that customer.
I think it has to integrate with the taskscheduler, but i don;t know how to integrate that dynamicly in a application
I am wondering whether there is twitter like open source platform written in .Net (C#, ASP.Net, SQL Server, etc)?I want to integrate twitter like feature into my own web application, but not want to use public twitter service.
I'm having a articles directory web site and looking to integrate Login in with twitter and Facebook feature, web site has been developed in ASp.net, can someone provide me some guidance on how to implement it.
I'm running into a weird issue that I can't find an answer for anywhere I've looked (and I've looked a ton).I built a web deployment project with Visual Studio 2008 Team System on my old Win XP machine. This has always worked flawlessly and installed everywhere. I can also copy this MSI to my new Windows 7 Ultimate machine and it again installs just fine.
HOWEVER, when I rebuild that exact same web deployment project on my new Win7 machine, also using VS2008, the MSI will build OK, but when I then run it to install my software I get a dialog box telling me "the installer was interrupted." Interestingly, when I built this MSI in my new environment one additional warning popped up during the build process, which was "Unable to copy the schema file '(null)'"After many searches and reading different web pages, I know this has to do with these two registry keys:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftVisualStudio9.0DeploymentSchema] "DefaultMSISchemaFile"="c:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\Tools\Deployment\Vspkgs\..\VsdSchema\Schema.msi" "DefaultMSMSchemaFile"="c:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\Tools\Deployment\Vspkgs\..\VsdSchema\Schema.msm"
Yet, everything checks out. All permissions are correctly configured, etc., etc.Then, when I enable the built-in administrator account and log in as that, and then rebuild this same web deployment MSI the "Unable to copy the schema file '(null)'" warning no longer appears. Then when I log back out, log back in as myself and then run this newly built MSI it installs fine, just like the original one that was built on XP.I also tried uninstalling VS2008 and re-installing it as the super user, but that also didn't change anything. And yes, I did also configure devenv.exe to run as administrator.
Has anybody seen this? Or is it a requirement that you can only compile deployment projects as the super user? That cannot be right.I've been thrashing for more than five days and for the life of me cannot figure this out. Of course, I can run as the super user when developing, but I thought the new security model in Win7 was designed exactly so you don't have to.
WCF service is running with 'wsHttpBinding' Binding. The application which gonna consume WCF Service is non-wcf compliance or in other words, it is on the top of Framework 2.0 and I can't use ServiceModel in this app (since only 3.5 supports ServiceModel).
how to consume above WCF Service in application built in 2.0?
How do I set the ASP.net application name for the built in IIS for VS 2005? I am setting up a new dev box with an existing application. It has all the users and roles already created so I just need to specify the correct Application name and everything should work. It seems to run off the directory name of the project by default. But that isn't working completly for me. The Application name in the database is '/budgetsite' But when I put the files in c:developmentudgetsite' the web server uses 'budgetsite' as the Application Name. I am trying to avoid installing IIS on this box.
I have a site I am working on, that will have a home page with a login control. I would expect that after logging in, access is permitted to only certain areas of the website. I would imagine that the properties set by the login control will determine which pages can be viewed. Does this make sense? I know that many other websites have this type of structure, just not sure how it is organized.
I've been building an ASP.NET MVC 3 web application for about 11 months now, and I have some content based components that I'd like to separate from the actual HTML views and move to more of a CMS system. This will allow the communications people in my company handle that portion of the content without requiring the web app to be redeployed.I'm not looking for a full CMS system. I have specific places in the web app where I want to be able to include CMS based content, and I'd like to be able to host a blog on the CMS as well.
One of my client wants to track his cars/cabs from his own house... So i thought of getting help from our fellow users of SO... Is it possible to integrate GPS system in an asp.net web application? If so,How to get started... Any webservice that does it for me? Should i use google maps api?
i want to implement an asp.net MVC web application where a user enter the required address in the mvc application and then click on submit button where the related address will be displayed using Google maps inside the MVC application.
i have good knowledge of developing MVC web application but i lake the required knowledge to develop such and integration.
I want to add blog into my existing ASP.Net MVS 2 application. dotnetblogeengine.net is an option to a blog into Web Forms application. Can it be added into MVC 2 applocation.
I have 4 APIs from StubHub, TicketsNow, TicketNetwork and RazorGator that need to be integrated into my MVC3 event ticketing site. This site has a database that lists the events for which the site owner wishes to sell tickets. Once an event is selected on site, the 4 APIs need to be queried for ticket availability.
Should I add these 4 APIs as web references in the MVC3 application? Or, should I utilize SQL Server Integration Services to load ticket data into the database from each API and then have site users query both event and ticket data from the site, rather than querying for event onsite and then making API call for availability?
I'm having hard time to figure out whats going on with my IIS.My application was running in IIS very well untill I used Visual studio Copy website to update the files in the wwwroot.All of a sudden I got this error.My application works fine from the file system.I tried deleting my application from IIS and uninstalled from control panel and ran the newly built msi/exe but I never got my application back what so ever.This is web.config for reference.I've also tried <trust level="Full"> element but this didn't help.I remember the whole problem started when I was trying to debug the functionality to upload and download files in ASP.Net.
My university has a PHP website and I am going to develop a .Net project for the university. My question is: How to integrate my .Net application and .Net forms with PHP website?
the process of integrating barcode scanner with the asp.net application in brief,where i need to generate barcode images and read the barcode and store im my database.....
I am not getting how to start and how to integrate that barcode scanner with asp.net appliaction
