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u can change the backcolor not he forecolor i guess
Bulbul Bhuwania
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u can change the backcolor not he forecolor i guess
u can make the text box read only instead of disabling it to keep the forecolor as blue
Bulbul Bhuwania
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Is this a winform app
If so there is no direct way of doing this...
Workarounds
1. You can set readonly to true instead of enaled=flase
2. You may a create textbox control and override onPaint Event
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if the textbox is always disabled then don't use a textbox. Use a Label instead, then you can set the forecolor or the backcolor to anything you want 
/jason
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hi....send me the solution...
Paritosh
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wat r u asking???
Bulbul Bhuwania
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tumkya kar rahe ho??
Paritosh
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hum kuch anhi bas..icalms mein javascript padh rahe the..
woh bhi work anhi kara raha hai..
subah se chatting kar rahe the
tumko prob kya hai woh toh tum post anhi kiye
Bulbul Bhuwania
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na...problem...is...that dll is opening a session with mainframe....then opening a login form(vb)...takes the User information(UN,PASS,etc) pass to the mainframe system...checks for authentication...if correct....then pulls some data and shown to user.....previously it as working fine....but they have upgrated one of their S/W...which makes that dll not working...
me...just going through the code....really good code...some new features are there....new syntax....etc..tum madat karsakti ho but ....without proper environment samjhna muskil hai....like....mainframe....JAVA script...etc..
mein try kar raha hun....lets see...
aur tum batao
Paritosh
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hi..
without the code i wont be able to help u in anyhting...
anyways all the best...
take care
:->
Bulbul Bhuwania
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YA...I CAN SEND YOU THE CODE....YOU NEED TO SEE THE MAINFRAME WINDOW...THE SESSIONS....ETC...
JUST HAVE A LOOK...THE CODE....CHECK MAIL.
  ;);P  sigh:   :->         ![Rose | [Rose]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif)
Paritosh
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I have written a windows service that needs to be controlled and queried remotely. The Windows Service has an accompanying Web Service that I have implemented adequate security on and wish to be able to run the web service as Local System.
I am not able to change the settings on IIS as it is against our company's security policy and therefore I need to set the access credentials to the Serviceprocess via the object in the web service.
I can't, as yet, seem to find an adequate technote that will cover this and will be looking some more.
Any help will be grateful.
Server environment is Win 2000 Server, running IIS5, .net Framework 1.1.4322.
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I want the credentials to be hardcoded into a different object that will be instantiated after the Session authentication has been completed.
It is the actual process, within the web service, of saying, service process run these actions as the local system please.
But the eternal question is How?
Thanks for the reply.
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An object cannot grant itself more security than the object that launched it.
Are you absolutely sure your service needs Local System. That's an EXTREMELY powerful account (more than an Administrator!) Most services, unless they're doing kernel or driver level work, don't need that account.
You WebService, by default, runs under the ASP.NET account, which is pretty limited (for obvious reasons) when it comes to access to the rest of the system.
What exactly are you trying to do with this again? I couldn't quite figure it out in your first post. Why the two services and what are they doing?
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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Hi, I am querying a DB and I want to get the data (Around 1 crore records) in a dataset. then I want to perform other operations on the data in the dataset. However, the process does not complete correctly. The program displays an 'Out Of Memory Exception' and the process is terminated. Can anyone suggest how this issue can be overcome. Thnx for any help.
With Best Regards,
Mayur
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Thnx Deepak. I am using Vb.NEGT with MS Access. Do you mean to say that I need to use OledbDataReader to retrieve the data?
With Best Regards,
Mayur
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How many records are you reading???
Are you sure to need them all in memory at the same time, or can you get away with only reading a few at a time, while doing your processing.
And, yes, with an Access database, you have to use the OleDb database classes.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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Hi, I am trying to get the entire data into the dataset and then let the user query this dataset as per his needs. What is happening currently is that every query is being run directly on the database. I want to avoid this.
With Best Regards,
Mayur
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I take it that you're loading 1 Million records? You're MUCH better off leaving the data in the database and just running the queries against that. The .NET Framework objects are not designed to handle that much data and are not nearly as efficient at searching through it as the database engine is.
The traffic you send and, more importantly, receive to/from the SQL Server (or whatever) will be FAR less than retrieving that mountain of records.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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Hello,
I like 2 create the following coding :
a) Create a login page which will give access to the product page. B) Create a Product page has 2 drops down box that will fill from a access database.
1st dropdown is the product category that will fill up when you load the page.
2nd dropdown is the subcategory. When you select a subcategory it will display all the details regarding the items and the images with a shopping cart. I will need a customer page where new customers can sign up
I have a database file which i cannot attach here, so mail me to ge the database file, then you can help me out. Send complete Project folder.
Thanks
Mayur Patel
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patel mayur wrote: Send complete Project folder.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, .... That's not how this works around here.
YOU write the code! We help with any questions you have when you run into a problem. If you want someone to write it for you, go to RentACoder.com.
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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