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i think u r trying open website with ftp://
thats why its giving that msg..
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Ankur Bakliwal
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I've had this before - its to do with Windows permissions and authentication. Can't remember how I fixed it exactly but if you enter your Windows logon details you should get in.
.....and now he tells me its not Windows 
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Do you have a valid password for the site?
Brad
Australian
- Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript"
A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.
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sir i need project of 3 month for 8th sem
do someone help me .
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on which technology ???
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Ankur Bakliwal
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Make me a pony!
Otherwise chat clients are always cool.
Brad
Australian
- Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript"
A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.
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Bradml wrote: Otherwise chat clients are always cool.
Everyone wants to do a chat client. I prefer your pony idea.
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which technology is best Java or .net??why?
which technology saves developer's time to develop a project??
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Ankur Bakliwal
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>>which technology is best Java or .net??why?
it's depend on what you already know.. As I'm a ASP.NET web developer, .NET is very cool technology for my development.
>>which technology saves developer's time to develop a project??
With ASP.NET, you can even develop a web application without writing any code. and deployment is also very simple.
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I know that but if we compair both the technology, which will the best???
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Ankur Bakliwal
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That is the ultimate question and there is absolutely no straight answer. One is not better than the other, they both have their merits and disadvantages. Google on .net vs java and you'll get plenty of discussions but more often than not it comes down to developer preference (or platform).
I started out developing Java web applications and have moved into .NET. I'm quite happy where I am but would also happily move back to Java.
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friend
i m working on microsoft tech. like ASP, VB6, SQl server
but i just wanted to know that??
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Ankur Bakliwal
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What are you using it for?
Brad
Australian
- Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript"
A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.
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What is web post ?? why we r using this term??
thnaks for any information
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Ankur Bakliwal
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A web post is what you will find on many a digital rugby field.
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I m not getting u??????????????????
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Ankur Bakliwal
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rugby fields have posts, the web is digital - web posts must be from a digital rubgy field....!
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I tried to figure out (for couple of days now) how to check to see if a remote file exists on a different server where the web application is running. If it was on a same server I would just use server.mappath and I would have no problem. But the files are on a totally different server on different domain. So, what I'd like to do is just say checkIfThisFileExistsOnRemoteServer(http://someserver.com/directory/file.pdf)
Is there a asp.net (C# or VB.NET, does not matter) way to do this.
Thank you, in advance.
- Chandman
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Unless the folder has directory browsing enabled (which is quite unusual today), there is no way that you can check if a file exists.
You can request the file from the server and check the response that you are getting.
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single minded; short sighted; long gone;
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Yes, that's what exactly I want to do: Request the file from the server and the check the response. My question was how to make this request and how to read the response inside asp.net.
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This depends on the protocol you will use to communicate with te remote host.
For example, in HTTP if the page you request does not exist you get a 404 response.
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Yes, I am using HTTP and I'd like to get that 404 response if the file does not exist. My question was how to make this request and how to read the response inside asp.net. In college I learnt application layer protocols and I'd just send the requests to remote server such as SMTP, HTTP and send me responses like 404, 500 or whatever. I just want to do the same thing in ASP.NET.
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Use the WebRequest object.
Here is an example, this example though uses POST to send some XML and gets the response as string.
play around with this and see what you get.
HttpWebRequest wrWebRequest = WebRequest.Create(theUrl) as HttpWebRequest;<br />
wrWebRequest.Method = "POST";<br />
wrWebRequest.ContentLength = theXml.Length;<br />
wrWebRequest.ContentType = "text/xml";<br />
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StreamWriter swRequestWriter = new StreamWriter(wrWebRequest.GetRequestStream());<br />
swRequestWriter.Write(theXml);<br />
swRequestWriter.Close();<br />
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HttpWebResponse hwrWebResponse = (HttpWebResponse)wrWebRequest.GetResponse();<br />
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StreamReader srResponseReader = new StreamReader(hwrWebResponse.GetResponseStream());<br />
responseResult = srResponseReader.ReadToEnd();<br />
srResponseReader.Close();
Hope this helps.
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Hello World!
I developed a Web User Control self-sufficient. Now I need to include it into an old ASP page.
Is there another way that include a aspx page which uses the web user control??
Thank you very much for the cooperation
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