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CreateInstance("Msxml2.XMLHTTP.4.0") fails

Ash_VCPP1-Oct-09 3:23

1-Oct-09 3:23

Hi All,

while doing CreateInstance("Msxml2.XMLHTTP.4.0"); it thows exception.

In my local system it is working fine but when i deployed it on server it thows me exception, any suggestion would be helpful for me.....

Thanks A Ton
Ash_VCPP
walking over water is just knowing where the stones are.....

Re: CreateInstance("Msxml2.XMLHTTP.4.0") fails

David Crow1-Oct-09 3:37

David Crow

1-Oct-09 3:37

Ash_VCPP wrote:
...but when i deployed it on server it thows me exception, any suggestion would be helpful for me.....

Does it exist?

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Re: CreateInstance("Msxml2.XMLHTTP.4.0") fails

Ash_VCPP1-Oct-09 3:42

Ash_VCPP

1-Oct-09 3:42

Hi David,

Thanks for the reply...

but i didnt get you... about what you are asking? is it msxml dlls in system 32 or what...please make the point clear.

Thanks A Ton
Ash_VCPP
walking over water is just knowing where the stones are.....

Re: CreateInstance("Msxml2.XMLHTTP.4.0") fails

David Crow1-Oct-09 4:02

David Crow

1-Oct-09 4:02

If the ProgID does not exist on the machine (i.e., MSXML has not been installed), CreateInstance() is obviously going to fail, hence why I asked if it existed.

Re: CreateInstance("Msxml2.XMLHTTP.4.0") fails

Randor 1-Oct-09 3:49

Randor

1-Oct-09 3:49

CreateInstance returns an HRESULT. What is the value?

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Portible Email Client for Embedded OEM system

Kobib1-Oct-09 3:15

Kobib

1-Oct-09 3:15

Hi,

I am looking for a portible Email Client for Embedded OEM system.

Can someone help me?

Regards,
Kobi

Re: Portible Email Client for Embedded OEM system

enhzflep1-Oct-09 14:05

enhzflep

1-Oct-09 14:05

Yeah sure, okay.

What's it's name?
You look over there, and I'll look over here. If I see anything I'll call out coo-ee.

Re: Portible Email Client for Embedded OEM system

Kobib3-Oct-09 21:39

Kobib

3-Oct-09 21:39

I don't know what is the name of an Email client.
I am looking for it.
It should support all email protocols:
SMTP, IMAP4, POP3 and MIME.

automation charts

prithaa1-Oct-09 2:43

prithaa

1-Oct-09 2:43

Hello,

the question is related to automation with excel
I have used chart types and to draw stock volume option
xlStockVOHLC = 91 . The data is arranged properly in excel sheet but how to select data for the chart in columns

i m using the following for data range

_Chart newChart;
Range oRang;
oRang = newSheet.GetUsedRange()
newChart.SetSourceData(oRang,COleVariant((short)1));

pritha

Re: automation charts

David Crow1-Oct-09 3:08

David Crow

1-Oct-09 3:08

prithaa wrote:
i m using the following for data range

And is it working? Have you tried the sheet's GetRange() method?

Re: automation charts

prithaa1-Oct-09 5:36

prithaa

1-Oct-09 5:36

thanks for your reply

i got it . the chart is working now

how to re-engineer code from binary or exe

SNI1-Oct-09 1:12

SNI

1-Oct-09 1:12

Hi,
I have a question there are tools that can identify backdoors in a code by analising binaries of application i.e by doing re-engineering. Can anybody tell me how this works and is there any tool available for this.

Thanks
SNI

SNI

Re: how to re-engineer code from binary or exe

Richard MacCutchan1-Oct-09 1:40

Richard MacCutchan

1-Oct-09 1:40

Why would you need to do this, are you trying to break into a bank?

Re: how to re-engineer code from binary or exe

SNI1-Oct-09 1:45

SNI

1-Oct-09 1:45

No...I just want to know that is there any tool which does binary (.exe in release mode)inspection so that backdoors can be identified. If yes, whether it is possible with release version of exe or only with debug. Also would like to know are they using assembly code analysis of binary to come to conclusion?

SNI

Re: how to re-engineer code from binary or exe

harold aptroot1-Oct-09 1:59

harold aptroot

1-Oct-09 1:59

It's always possible. Sometimes it's a little harder than otherwise, but it can not be impossible (since that would mean that you can not see any code, and then how would the CPU know what to do with your program?)

Re: how to re-engineer code from binary or exe

harold aptroot1-Oct-09 3:26

harold aptroot

1-Oct-09 3:26

Yea, right, onevote it..
It's true though.
IDA should do, btw.

Re: how to re-engineer code from binary or exe

Richard MacCutchan1-Oct-09 2:20

Richard MacCutchan

1-Oct-09 2:20

SNI wrote:
No...I just want to know that is there any tool which does binary (.exe in release mode)inspection so that backdoors can be identified.

I think Google is the place to look. However, I am not sure that any such tool could identify what you term "backdoors".

Re: how to re-engineer code from binary or exe

CPallini1-Oct-09 2:36

CPallini

1-Oct-09 2:36

You may use the dumpbin tool [^], looking for 'backdoor' or 'please hack here' or 'virus place holder' sections.
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Re: how to re-engineer code from binary or exe

Richard MacCutchan1-Oct-09 5:54

Richard MacCutchan

1-Oct-09 5:54

Re: how to re-engineer code from binary or exe

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer1-Oct-09 10:53

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer

1-Oct-09 10:53

Can you download that from freehackingtools.freepallini.com[] ?

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Re: how to re-engineer code from binary or exe

CPallini1-Oct-09 11:24

CPallini

1-Oct-09 11:24

Yes, or from the concise mirror
f@#?ingtools.pallini.com[^]
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Re: how to re-engineer code from binary or exe

Stephen Hewitt1-Oct-09 3:08

Stephen Hewitt

1-Oct-09 3:08

In general it would be hard to imagine how such a tool would work. The kind of thing you're asking for requires intelligence, which is something computers don't do well; they do dumb but fast. The normal way one would go about doing such a thing would to be use various tools, such as disassemblers, to take out some of the grunt work and help you visualise what's going on, but the user (you in this case) would do the "real" work.

Steve

Re: how to re-engineer code from binary or exe

Richard MacCutchan1-Oct-09 23:18

Richard MacCutchan

1-Oct-09 23:18

Stephen Hewitt wrote:
... requires intelligence, which is something computers don't do well; they do dumb but fast.

A bit like some of the posters here ... Wink | ;)

Calling external exe in separate shell?

Souldrift1-Oct-09 0:31

Souldrift

1-Oct-09 0:31

Hi there,

I got trouble with calling externals. Maybe somebody can help me.

I used to call external programs (exe-files) with the system() call. Now I want to start an external program in a seperate shell (and as a separate process). Can anybody tell me how to do that?

Thanks a lot.

Souldrift

Re: Calling external exe in separate shell?

KarstenK1-Oct-09 0:34

KarstenK

1-Oct-09 0:34

call a batch file. In it can you create an own environment.

Press F1 for help or google it.
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