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How to find the item that selected in ListView ?

Yanshof13-Aug-07 3:09

Yanshof

13-Aug-07 3:09

I have ListView and i need to know the item that seleceted in event - how to do it ?

Re: How to find the item that selected in ListView ?

Justin Perez13-Aug-07 3:12

Justin Perez

13-Aug-07 3:12

lv.SelectedItems();
or
lv.SelectedIndices();

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Re: How to find the item that selected in ListView ?

Giorgi Dalakishvili13-Aug-07 3:13

Giorgi Dalakishvili

13-Aug-07 3:13

Have a look at SelectedItems property.

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Instollation Solution

Thaer Hamael13-Aug-07 2:56

Thaer Hamael

13-Aug-07 2:56

hi all
i creeat solution by type setup and deployment
but my application connect to database in sql server2005 and i wount to put the database in my instolation solution
how i can do that
thanks to all

Thaer

Re: Instollation Solution

Justin Perez13-Aug-07 3:03

Justin Perez

13-Aug-07 3:03

Execute the create script for your db when the installation runs.

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Re: Instollation Solution

Thaer Hamael13-Aug-07 3:59

Thaer Hamael

13-Aug-07 3:59

Thanks Mr Justin Perez

I do it but the instolation feilds and give me this message

DataBase creation fault
Aconnection was Successfully established with the Server ,but then an error occured during the login Process (provider :Shared Memory Provider , error Blush | :O

-N Process is on the other end of the pipe.)
what is the problem and how i can solve it
thanks for you Mr Justin Perez

Thaer

Re: Instollation Solution

Justin Perez13-Aug-07 4:14

Justin Perez

13-Aug-07 4:14

The problem is that the user account you were using on your development machine doesn't exist on your target machine. Set up that same account for that DB on the machine you are installing to and that should take care of the issue.

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rexec in C#

aziz_subaie13-Aug-07 2:44

aziz_subaie

13-Aug-07 2:44

hi guys,

how can I user rexec in c#

I want to access my linux machine ?
if you have any free dll that do this job for me Smile | :)

my code

<br />
             Process p = new Process();<br />
            <br />
             p.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = false;<br />
             p.StartInfo.RedirectStandardInput = true;<br />
             p.StartInfo.RedirectStandardOutput = true;<br />
<br />
<br />
             p.StartInfo.FileName = "rexec lnx5e048 -l subaaa0p \"setenv DISPLAY :0 ;ls -al\"";<br />
<br />
             StreamReader myStreamReader = p.StandardOutput;<br />
             Console.WriteLine(myStreamReader.ReadToEnd());<br />

please help Smile | :)

Re: rexec in C#

Paul Conrad16-Aug-07 16:26

Paul Conrad

16-Aug-07 16:26

How are you trying to access your Linux machine? Is rexec a program on your Linux machine? If so, you will not be able to run it from Windows because the executables are different.

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Re: rexec in C#

aziz_subaie17-Aug-07 2:44

aziz_subaie

17-Aug-07 2:44

I can user rexec in windows to access virtual Linux desktop and execute my linxs application from throw this virtual desktop.

I can access it simply if I use command DOS :\ --> (rexec hostName -l Username "command")

how can I do it in C#
Do I have to use Process class? if yes how ??

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Re: rexec in C#

Paul Conrad17-Aug-07 12:20

Paul Conrad

17-Aug-07 12:20

aziz_subaie wrote:
Do I have to use Process class?

Yep.

aziz_subaie wrote:
if yes how

Look it up on MSDN... Big Grin | :-D

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Re: rexec in C#

aziz_subaie17-Aug-07 18:36

aziz_subaie

17-Aug-07 18:36

thanks

Re: rexec in C#

Paul Conrad18-Aug-07 3:42

Paul Conrad

18-Aug-07 3:42

What is happening with the code in your original post? Is it working at all?

I've seen an article around here at CP that is about a DOS command prompt box inside a windows app. Do a search for that. I'd link it if I could find it Blush | :O

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How to add Custom folder To setup project

salmonraju13-Aug-07 2:21

salmonraju

13-Aug-07 2:21

Hi,
I am creating a windows application.It contains a folder say "MyFolder" .The contents of "MyFolder" say
-Customer.xml
-Employee.xml
-Account.xml

My windows application reads these files and performs some tasks,

Now I wanted to create a "SetUP" project for this application.
My problem is ,I am unable to include this folder ("MyFolder") in "SetUp" project.

Re: How to add Custom folder To setup project

sathish s13-Aug-07 3:01

sathish s

13-Aug-07 3:01

Sam,

a. Add a new setup and deployment project to your solution file.
b. Right click your setup and deployment project. Add - > primary output (select your project)
c. Right click your setup and deployment project. View -> File System
RightClick Application Folder - > Add Folder and Add files inside that folder

Re: How to add Custom folder To setup project

salmonraju13-Aug-07 3:24

salmonraju

13-Aug-07 3:24

Thank u ,
But i am still facing a problem to get the path of that folder

previously i used the following to get the path "MyFolder"

string x = @"..\..\..\CreateRepWinApp";
string FolderPath = x + "\\MyFolder"

Suggest me how to get the folder path for the installed location

Re: How to add Custom folder To setup project

sathish s13-Aug-07 3:37

sathish s

13-Aug-07 3:37

Raju,
You can get the installation path using
Application.StartupPath

Re: How to add Custom folder To setup project

salmonraju13-Aug-07 3:53

salmonraju

13-Aug-07 3:53

Hi Satish,

Thank you for your help
its working

how to connect to sql

costavo13-Aug-07 1:50

costavo

13-Aug-07 1:50

hi,
plz i created a connection string in a class
what else should i do in the form where i need the connection to be opened.
connection string in my app. is "conString" .
Regards

Re: how to connect to sql

Giorgi Dalakishvili13-Aug-07 2:03

Giorgi Dalakishvili

13-Aug-07 2:03

I think you need to read book about ADO.NET
If you have connection string you can use one of the overload of sqlconnection class to create new connection.

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Re: how to connect to sql

Russell Jones13-Aug-07 5:53

Russell Jones

13-Aug-07 5:53

i would google for 'c# database connect connection string' or something similar

some problem with ResourceManager

Areff13-Aug-07 1:27

Areff

13-Aug-07 1:27

hi ,

i am using VS.Net 2005 AND I Want to use ResourceManager to read from my resource file .
i was add 1 resource file with vs.net and .net create resource file in Properties folder (Properties/resource.Resx) .

i am trying to create resource manager with following code
ResourceManager rm = new ResourceManager("resource",Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly());

Error ocurred in RunTime in instasiate statment .

what is the proble ?
tnx 4 ur help............

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Re: some problem with ResourceManager

Pete O'Hanlon13-Aug-07 1:31

Pete O'Hanlon

13-Aug-07 1:31

What was the error message?

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Re: some problem with ResourceManager

Talal Sultan13-Aug-07 2:17

Talal Sultan

13-Aug-07 2:17

With .NET 2.0, there is an easier way to do things.

First of all, you need to create the local resources folder called App_LocalResources or the global resources folder, App_GlobalResources. Files located in the local resources folder will have to be named like their corresponding ASPX files; files in the global resources folder can be named whatever you like.

Now, suppose you have a file called myPage.aspx. If you decide to use the local resouces, it means that you will create resource files only for that page. Your resource files should be named: myPage.aspx.resx (this one should always be present), then for different languages you would have: for US English: myPage.aspx.en-US.resx, for Switzerland French: myPage.aspx.fr-CH.resx, etc....

For the global resources, you can use any file name you like to replace myFile.aspx.

Now to access the resouces:

Assuming you have a label lblFirstname to which you would like to assign the value of the resource called "firstname" in the resource files, you would write:

For local resource: lblFirstname.Text = GetLocalResourceObject("firstname").ToString();
For global resource: lblFirstname.Text = GetGlobalResourceObject("GlobalFile", "firstname").ToString();

where GlobalFile will be the name of the global resource file.

I hope this helps Smile | :)

Talal

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Re: some problem with ResourceManager

Areff13-Aug-07 2:42

Areff

13-Aug-07 2:42

tanks for your help but i want to know why error ocured in this code and how can i fix this problem ?

ResourceManager rm = new ResourceManager("resource", Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly()):

there was this resource file :
Properties/resource.resx

tnx

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