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BLOEDHOND8-Sep-06 4:27

8-Sep-06 4:27

This What I have done It works fine But I need to get only the one from the default web.config file.

Dim the_string_final As String = ""
Dim the_string_temp As String = ""
Dim counter As String = 0
Dim connectionStrings As ConnectionStringSettingsCollection = _
WebConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings

Try

Dim connectionStringsEnum As IEnumerator = _
connectionStrings.GetEnumerator()

Dim i As Integer = 0
While connectionStringsEnum.MoveNext()
Dim name As String = connectionStrings(i).Name
Debug.WriteLine(name)
Debug.WriteLine(connectionStrings.Item(i).ConnectionString)
counter = counter + 1
the_string_temp = "****Number: " + counter + " '" + connectionStrings.Item(i).ConnectionString + "'" + "NAME: " + name
the_string_final = the_string_temp + the_string_final

i += 1
End While
Return the_string_final
Catch ex As Exception

End Try

Return the_string_final

The output:

<string xmlns="http://spero.co.za/">****Number: 2 'Data Source=(local);User ID=sa1'NAME: SL2010WSConnectionString****Number: 1 'data source=.\SQLEXPRESS;Integrated Security=SSPI;AttachDBFilename=|DataDirectory|aspnetdb.mdf;User Instance=true'NAME: LocalSqlServer

BLOEDHOND8-Sep-06 4:36

8-Sep-06 4:36

I Have tried this as well and no luck

Dim rootWebConfig As System.Configuration.Configuration
rootWebConfig = System.Web.Configuration.WebConfigurationManager.OpenWebConfiguration(Nothing)
Dim connString As System.Configuration.ConnectionStringSettings
If (0 < rootWebConfig.ConnectionStrings.ConnectionStrings.Count) Then
connString = rootWebConfig.ConnectionStrings.ConnectionStrings("MyString")
If Not (Nothing = connString.ConnectionString) Then
Console.WriteLine("Mystring = {0}", connString.ConnectionString)
Else
Console.WriteLine("Mystring")
End If
End If

Not Active8-Sep-06 4:47

Not Active

8-Sep-06 4:47

WebConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["Default"].ToString()

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BLOEDHOND10-Sep-06 22:44

10-Sep-06 22:44

Hi Mark

Will try. Big Grin | :-D

BLOEDHOND11-Sep-06 0:20

11-Sep-06 0:20

Hi Mark

This works
Dim the_string_final As String = WebConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings("SL2010WSConnectionString").ToString()

Thanx

Ok now next question, How do I edit this field in the web.config file?

BLOEDHOND11-Sep-06 2:25

Monitoring Windows Service at a remote machine using Web Services

11-Sep-06 2:25

HI
I tried this
Dim Config As System.Configuration.Configuration = WebConfigurationManager.OpenWebConfiguration("/SL2010WS")

Dim csSettings As New ConnectionStringSettings("SL2010WSConnectionString", new_string)
Dim csSection As ConnectionStringsSection = Config.ConnectionStrings
csSection.ConnectionStrings.Clear()
Config.Save(ConfigurationSaveMode.Modified)
Return (new_string + " was saved to web.config")

As soon as I try to save the file then the VS tells me I do not have access to this file.

I checked but the file is not read only

Confused | :confused:

rabing8-Sep-06 2:36

rabing

8-Sep-06 2:36

My web service[say, webmethod startstoptheservice()] and my windows service[say Service1] both reside on the same machine.

I am creating another web application(residing on a different web server) that will access the webmethod startstoptheservice() to monitor(start/stop/restart) the service1.

[I am able to monitor the service1 from a windows application.]

But when i try to do the same using above mentioned method some error message saying access not granted is displayed.

A part of the error message includes:

System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception: Access is denied --- End of inner exception stack trace --- at System.ServiceProcess.ServiceController.GetServiceHandle(Int32 desiredAccess) at System.ServiceProcess.ServiceController.Stop() at HPClient.ServicesAgent.StartStopTheService() in....

Is the solution i am envisioning to monitor a windows service remotely really possible...? What may be the possible solution to the problem i am having at present.Any ideas/suggestions/comments or pointers would be appreciated.

rabindra Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

Re: Monitoring Windows Service at a remote machine using Web Services

Amit Kumar G11-Sep-06 9:04

Amit Kumar G

11-Sep-06 9:04

Yes, Use WMI. This is simple and you can do all task which you can do it window console. Infact you can fire queries also.

Amit

Re: Monitoring Windows Service at a remote machine using Web Services

Exelioindia13-Sep-06 23:11

Exelioindia

13-Sep-06 23:11

Hi,

I need your suggestion, I have created an Windows service to mointer my mail id, it stores the content of the mail in the data base. I want to install my service in an remote system. I dnt know how to do it.

Plz suggest me how to install it in remotew machine........

Thanks in advance

Bye

Exelio

Know is Drop, Unknown is Ocean

find a substring from a string.

Amit Agarrwal8-Sep-06 1:50

Amit Agarrwal

8-Sep-06 1:50

i want to find a substring from a string.

like i have a string

str ="/abc/xyz/sdg/"

and i want to find "xyz" then could i achieve this

thanx

CWIZO8-Sep-06 1:53

CWIZO

8-Sep-06 1:53

Use the IndexOf to get the start position of "xyz" and then user SubString to get that string out.

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Amit Agarrwal8-Sep-06 2:51

Amit Agarrwal

8-Sep-06 2:51

exactly waht i want to do i want to check that whether a particular string is in the string or not?

like

str ="C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\medicaps";

now i want ot check whether a wwwroot is in this string or not.

thanx

CWIZO8-Sep-06 2:58

CWIZO

8-Sep-06 2:58

Well that is something completely different you know Mad | :mad:

Use the IndexOf () method. If it returns a positive number then it contains otherwise id does not.

And this is very basic stuff. Maybe you should read a book or something before developing anything serious...

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