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Are new ASP session id generated while moving from http to https page(& vice versa)?

8-Apr-08 23:07

You need to investigaet the differences between your local and remote comp, it could be the remote doesnt have correct user access or rights, it might be something like this

dan!sh 8-Apr-08 22:49

dan!sh

8-Apr-08 22:49

Apart from the questio in the subject line what can be other possible scenarios when new session id could be generated?

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Re: Are new ASP session id generated while moving from http to https page(& vice versa)?

eyeseetee8-Apr-08 23:07

Re: Are new ASP session id generated while moving from http to https page(& vice versa)?

8-Apr-08 23:07

opening and closing a browser

N a v a n e e t h8-Apr-08 23:10

Re: Are new ASP session id generated while moving from http to https page(& vice versa)?

8-Apr-08 23:10

ASP.NET 2.0 onwards session id will be generated on each request if you are not keeping any data on session. It will be regenerated for new browser instances too.

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dan!sh 8-Apr-08 23:16

dan!sh

8-Apr-08 23:16

Thanks for reply.
I am using asp and the site moves from http to https pages.
When I check the cookies, I get one session id as secured and other as unsecured.
What can be the cause?

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Question

nithydurai8-Apr-08 22:30

nithydurai

8-Apr-08 22:30

i will give text in .aspx page but this text value store in .pdf file then display this .pdf file with this text value

Re: Question

N a v a n e e t h8-Apr-08 22:34

for each loop - add item to listbox

8-Apr-08 22:34

That's good. But what's your issue !

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Re: Question

Christian Graus8-Apr-08 23:57

Christian Graus

8-Apr-08 23:57

Please read the guide on how to ask questions at the top of the forum. Rule #1 - use a meaningful subject, 'question' means nothing, they're all questions.

Christian Graus

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Securing ASPSessionId

dan!sh 8-Apr-08 22:29

dan!sh

8-Apr-08 22:29

I have a asp web application which works for both http and https protocols.
I have secured the ASPSessionId in the metabase. While testing I still get it unsecured.

Any reasons why this is happenning?
how can I secure the sessionids?

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eyeseetee8-Apr-08 22:26

Re: for each loop - add item to listbox [modified]

8-Apr-08 22:26

Hi
I was talking about somethign similar on the 2nd page but thought better to start a new post in case no one looked on the 2nd page Smile | :)

Basically i have a for loop and in it I need to add items to a listbox
I have the following but I am getting an error message:

foreach (DataRow row in dataSetactorder.Tables[0].Rows)
{
listboxact.Items.Add (row[0]);
}

error: " The best overloaded method match for 'System.Web.UI.WebControls.ListItemCollection.Add(string)' has some invalid arguments
"

any help would be great cheers
Smile | :)

N a v a n e e t h8-Apr-08 22:42

8-Apr-08 22:42

.netman wrote:
The best overloaded method match for 'System.Web.UI.WebControls.ListItemCollection.Add(string)' has some invalid arguments

The error message clear enough. It requires a string type, but you are supplying DataRow. It could be something like

foreach (DataRow row in dataSetactorder.Tables[0].Rows)
{
   listboxact.Items.Add (row[0].ToString());
}

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modified on Wednesday, April 9, 2008 4:54 AM

eyeseetee8-Apr-08 23:14

8-Apr-08 23:14

ok ive filled up the listbox and now I want to check if any of the values in the listbox match a value from a text box

WHat is the best way to do this

ive got the following - stallactorder being the string result from the listbox and updateact the string value from the textbox

How can i assign the values from a listbox to a string, or is there a better way to do it?

pesudo code would be

if listbox contains a value which matches textbox
{
}

actual code so far

if (stallactorder.Trim().Contains(updateact))

any help would be great

cheers! Smile | :)

N a v a n e e t h8-Apr-08 23:47

8-Apr-08 23:47

I think you are following to my reply for your last post yesterday. In that I haven't meant to use a list box. I was suggesting to use List<string> class. It has a Contains() method and you can take the string easily from it.

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Usharva8-Apr-08 23:50

Usharva

8-Apr-08 23:50

Hi!!

try the below code

for (int i = 0; i <= ListBox1.Items.Count - 1; i++)
{
if (ListBox1.Items[i].ToString() == TextBox1.Text)
{
//your statement
}
}

eyeseetee9-Apr-08 0:05

9-Apr-08 0:05

cheers that sorted my problem thanks!!

I decided not to use the string method nav you discussed as I knew the listbox a bit more

thanks Smile | :)

Paddy Boyd9-Apr-08 0:46

Paddy Boyd

9-Apr-08 0:46

Why are you not just databinding to the table?

Webservice problem

rotsey8-Apr-08 21:43

rotsey

8-Apr-08 21:43

Hi,

I have a webservice in ASP.NET 2.0 and I am using DebugView to trace a
problem
with my webservice.

My webservice basically passes back a dataset after passing it a SQL
statement string
and a connection string.

I found a problem with the service that my connection string was wrong so I
passed it a new
string with the change but the service keeps giving me the same error and
when I look at
DebugView it shows the same connectstring that I had passed the first time
with the error.

It does not matter what I pass my service DebugView is showing the orignal
parameters.

Weird!!!!!

Any ideas why this might be happening? Is it cahing the parameters somehow?

Malcolm

Eduard Keilholz8-Apr-08 21:59

Eduard Keilholz

8-Apr-08 21:59

Erhm, maybe you should post some code or something we can examine to help you... Just the message 'something goes wrong' just isn't enough...

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Christian Graus8-Apr-08 21:59

Christian Graus

8-Apr-08 21:59

Probably the connection string is being read from an old source, for example if you are running it with a reference to the release build and have only build the debug again since you changed the string.

N a v a n e e t h8-Apr-08 22:45

8-Apr-08 22:45

Strange ! Have you made any changes to the webservice and forgot to update the web reference in the application ?

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rotsey8-Apr-08 23:10

rotsey

8-Apr-08 23:10

I created the webservice proxy using the WSE 3.0 wsewsdl3.exe tool

But when I updated my service as the interface has not changed I
did not regenerate the proxy.

Could that be why?

Also I am trying to get a SOAP message viewer to see what the service is getting.