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Re: Free websites templates Vasudevan Deepak Kumar22-Jul-09 3:11 Vasudevan Deepak Kumar 22-Jul-09 3:11  I would suggest a quick search in your favorite internet search engine that can help you with the results more fast. Vasudevan Deepak Kumar Personal Homepage Tech Gossips The woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep! Real Time Data For Indian Stocks chakram32121-Jul-09 19:24 chakram321 21-Jul-09 19:24  I need to get real time data from indian stocks market for a project requirement . Can u suggest me a link where i can fetch the real time data every 1 or 2 sec . Re: Real Time Data For Indian Stocks Ashfield21-Jul-09 21:23 Ashfield 21-Jul-09 21:23  Have you tried google? Bob Ashfield Consultants Ltd Proud to be a 2009 Code Project MVP Re: Real Time Data For Indian Stocks Nagy Vilmos22-Jul-09 1:49 Nagy Vilmos 22-Jul-09 1:49  You may find some public source providing delayed data, but if you want it real time up to the second then I am afraid you'll have to pay and pay a lot. The biggest income for exchanges is the market data and they don't give the live prices away. I know this as it is a cornerstone of my company's business; we sell enriched market data at around £1,000 per exchange per person per month. Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done. In IE8 (XP), JS behaves differently if my account has Administrator access??? Jane Williams21-Jul-09 5:44 Jane Williams 21-Jul-09 5:44  I've been charged with the fun task of going through all our existing web applications and seeing how they behave under IE8 (XP, not Vista), with and without compatibility mode. The latest oddity has me baffled, and I wonder if anyone can give me any hints as to where to look. I'll spare you the code (there's a lot of it), but this component has a SELECT, size=10, with about 3000-odd options: it's a list of names. Below it is an input type=text with a JS function attached to an onKeydown that tries to move to the appropriate name in the list depending on what you type in the box: type a W, it moves to the first W in the list of names, and so on. It works. There's a lot of code there, but it works. The problem is that if I'm in IE8, without compatibility mode, and the account I use to log into that PC has Administrator access, it still works, but S-L-O-W-L-Y. Get rid of administrator access, and it's back to full speed. Use compatibility mode, it's back to full speed. I can only assume that when the user has admin access, the JS is doing something in addition to the norm, somewhere. I can't imagine what - I dread to think what! Has anyone seen anything like this before? I'll go through building the code up from the basics and seeing which command has the delay if I have to, but it's going to be a big job. By the way, the application in question is used almost exclusively by our IT support team, so asking them to do without their administrator accounts will not be a popular answer. Re: In IE8 (XP), JS behaves differently if my account has Administrator access??? DoctorMick21-Jul-09 6:21 DoctorMick 21-Jul-09 6:21  Can you not use the debugger built in to IE8 to find out which code is taking the time? It'll be easier than building the code up. Re: In IE8 (XP), JS behaves differently if my account has Administrator access??? Jane Williams21-Jul-09 6:23 Jane Williams 21-Jul-09 6:23  You can tell I'm new to IE8, can't you? I'd overlooked that completely. I'll go and find out about the debugger and how to use it, I'm sure Google will show up a tutorial or two. Thanks! Re: In IE8 (XP), JS behaves differently if my account has Administrator access??? Vasudevan Deepak Kumar22-Jul-09 3:14 Vasudevan Deepak Kumar 22-Jul-09 3:14  Hit F12 from within your IE and it should fire open the debugger for you to go and get started with the pearl-diving venture. Vasudevan Deepak Kumar Personal Homepage Tech Gossips The woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep! Re: In IE8 (XP), JS behaves differently if my account has Administrator access??? Jane Williams22-Jul-09 3:15 Jane Williams 22-Jul-09 3:15  "Pearl-diving" - what a lovely way of putting it! Thanks, as soon as I'm released from fire-fighting I'll go and do that. Can not connect to sql server database from web application(Configured in IIS) --- Hemant Thaker20-Jul-09 22:12 Hemant Thaker 20-Jul-09 22:12  Hi.. My web application is in Visual studio 2005 asp.net/c#. I have sql server 2005 database at back end. When run the project in visual studio my application connects with the database, but i have configured the website in local IIS, the website runs but it does not connect to the database. I am getting following error: Cannot open database "db1" requested by the login. The login failed. Login failed for user 'HEM-BE419D4FB41\ASPNET' I am using Windows authentication to connect to sql server. my connection string is as follows "Data Source=HEM-BE419D4FB41;Initial Catalog=db1;Integrated Security=True" Please tell me the solution thanks, Hemant Thaker By: Hemant Thaker Re: Can not connect to sql server database from web application(Configured in IIS) --- DoctorMick21-Jul-09 0:15 DoctorMick 21-Jul-09 0:15  In IIS, untick Anonymous access and check integrated windows authentication in the Directory Security tab. Re: Can not connect to sql server database from web application(Configured in IIS) --- Hemant Thaker22-Jul-09 0:39 Hemant Thaker 22-Jul-09 0:39  Hi... thanks for the response... I have same project in two machines. one has sql server 2005 and the other has sql server express. It works fine where i have Sql server 2005 but not in other. what happens is.. when i browse my website from IIS it prompts me to auto generated login screen with heading "connect to XPW(machine_name)" with username and pwd...so whats going on can u tell me. i could connect to database by doing some changes like... identity impersonate=true, IIS virtual directory -> security -> windows authentication ... etc... etc... so it works fine in that particular machine, and the other has the same settings... the difference is only the edition of sqlserver/ express.... so why it gives me the prompt for login... plz help me out thanks, hemant By: Hemant Thaker Re: Can not connect to sql server database from web application(Configured in IIS) --- Paddy Boyd21-Jul-09 0:25 Paddy Boyd 21-Jul-09 0:25  Also make sure you have your web.config set up to use windows authentication and not forms auth. Re: Can not connect to sql server database from web application(Configured in IIS) ----- Hemant Thaker22-Jul-09 0:41 Hemant Thaker 22-Jul-09 0:41  Hi... thanks for the response... I have same project in two machines. one has sql server 2005 and the other has sql server express. It works fine where i have Sql server 2005 but not in other. what happens is.. when i browse my website from IIS it prompts me to auto generated login screen with heading "connect to XPW(machine_name)" with username and pwd...so whats going on can u tell me. i could connect to database by doing some changes like... identity impersonate=true, IIS virtual directory -> security -> windows authentication ... etc... etc... so it works fine in that particular machine, and the other has the same settings... the difference is only the edition of sqlserver/ express.... so why it gives me the prompt for login... plz help me out thanks, hemant By: Hemant Thaker Re: Can not connect to sql server database from web application(Configured in IIS) --- Abhishek Sur21-Jul-09 3:02 Abhishek Sur 21-Jul-09 3:02  Just add a new User for HEM-BE419D4FB41\ASPNET on the database db1. If there is no Login created for ASPNET user in your current database instance, you need to create a login account as well. Abhishek Sur My Latest Articles Working with Excel using MDAC Basics on LINQ and Lambda Expressions Create .NET Templates Re: Can not connect to sql server database from web application(Configured in IIS) --- Hemant Thaker22-Jul-09 0:38 Hemant Thaker 22-Jul-09 0:38  Hi... thanks for the response... I have same project in two machines. one has sql server 2005 and the other has sql server express. It works fine where i have Sql server 2005 but not in other. what happens is.. when i browse my website from IIS it prompts me to auto generated login screen with heading "connect to XPW(machine_name)" with username and pwd...so whats going on can u tell me. i could connect to database by doing some changes like... identity impersonate=true, IIS virtual directory -> security -> windows authentication ... etc... etc... so it works fine in that particular machine, and the other has the same settings... the difference is only the edition of sqlserver/ express.... so why it gives me the prompt for login... plz help me out thanks, hemant By: Hemant Thaker Finally I got the solution Hemant Thaker23-Jul-09 21:55 Hemant Thaker 23-Jul-09 21:55  Hi... As u said, was right but was not getting my way out creating users and logins.I did search something and its like as follows Enabling SQL Authentication STEP1: You need to enable SQL Authentication on the machine. This is complex in SQLExpress and you need to edit the registry. Copy the following lines of text onto a Notepad and save it with extention .REG. -------------COPY BELOW--------------------------------- Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQLServer] "LoginMode"=dword:00000002 -------------COPY TILL THIS--------------------------------- STEP2: Double Click on the .REG file to change the registry. This change the Authentication Mode to enable SQL Authentication. STEP3: Restart the SQL Server Express Service or reboot the machine for registry change to take effect. Next, you need to add a user with SQLLogin. To do this: Login to SQLExpress using Express Manager and run the script below: ------------------------------------------- USE MASTER sp_addLogin 'aspuser', 'aspuser@123' GO sp_addsrvrolemember 'aspuser', 'sysadmin' GO USE Cartridge EXEC sp_adduser 'aspuser' ------------------------------------------- In case you want to reduce the privilege for the user then you can specify something other than sysadmin, but we can think of that once this works. Now change your connection string as follows: connectionString = "server=.\\SQLExpress;uid=aspuser;pwd=aspuser@123;database=cartridge;"; //////////////////////////////////////// U may need to change connectionstring probably remove one '\' from server name May be this can help someone... thanks for ur support Hemant By: Hemant Thaker call serverside functions from javascript 220820-Jul-09 21:52 2208 20-Jul-09 21:52  i want to call server side asp.net(vb) function from java script how is that possible? i really need it Re: call serverside functions from javascript Marc Firth21-Jul-09 0:01 Marc Firth 21-Jul-09 0:01  Javascript runs client side - so I don't think that's possible. However, you can use ajax to run the asp page that runs the vb function. If you are new to ajax, I suggest using jQuery (It makes the whole process a lot simpler). Neonlight Re: call serverside functions from javascript dan!sh 21-Jul-09 18:08 dan!sh 21-Jul-09 18:08  ICallbackEventHandler would do that. change asp gridview mode using javascript 220820-Jul-09 21:50 2208 20-Jul-09 21:50  i want to change gridview into edit mode using javascript requirnment is code to chage mode of asp grid veiw how is that possible? Re: change asp gridview mode using javascript Abhishek Sur21-Jul-09 3:05 Abhishek Sur 21-Jul-09 3:05  Make the gridview yourself using Repeater and html Table. then you will be having better grip on the html it renders and place the javascript calls appropriately. Abhishek Sur My Latest Articles Working with Excel using MDAC Basics on LINQ and Lambda Expressions Create .NET Templates Can I view all crystal report pages as serial ? kindman_nb20-Jul-09 10:42 kindman_nb 20-Jul-09 10:42  Hi all , I'm using asp.net and crystal report I'd like to view all pages of the crystal report in the web page without using crystal toolbar to navigate the pages .. can I do that ? jooooo Dynamically Create a WebService BenClark20-Jul-09 6:03 BenClark 20-Jul-09 6:03  I hope this is the correct forumn for this. I need to have the following functionality in my application. The application is running as an NT service. It was written using C# with .NET 3.5. The application will read a record from a SQL Server database. The record will provide a Method name, a return type and a list of parametes and their types. The application will then generate a WebService with a WebMethod which matches the database record. Now, any user can call the WebMethod. Does this make sense? I know how to create WebServices using Visual Studio and several other languages. I need to create the Web Service on the fly. In fact, I need to create one or more Web Services. Depending on how many records are in the database. Any help would be greately appreciated. Thanks Ben Clark Re: Dynamically Create a WebService Robin_Roy22-Jul-09 16:31 Robin_Roy 22-Jul-09 16:31  Hey Ben, You got to understand that Web Services are specialiazed Web Application than needs to be hosted ans should have an address to be called by the client in order to get access of the Web Methods.

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