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Yup.. So when i click on the date i slected it'll display on the grid.. Anyones know how to do it.. Thank... 
Cheers!
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I'm wanting to search a database on the "Title" field, but as I have it now, I must enter the complete title. What I want to do is search for the first partial match. Any suggestions.
Thanks
private void btnFind_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
DataView dvFind = new DataView(dsMedia.Tables["tblMedia"], "", "Title",
DataViewRowState.CurrentRows);
int RowIndex = dvFind.Find(txtFind.Text.ToLower());
//if RowIndex is equal to -1 then no match was found
if (RowIndex == -1)
MessageBox.Show("No Match Found!");
else
this.BindingContext[dsMedia, "tblMedia"].Position = RowIndex;
}
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Hi,
does someone know if it is possible to embed a flash file(.swf) in a C# application for Pocket Pc? I have no trouble doing this on a desktop project, but when I start project for Pocket Pc, that shockwave flash object is greyed out.
Best Regards
Magnus
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Yes that works fine for me. The problem is to embed the swf in a application that i'm writing in C#.
I need to use the c# application as a form of a shell that will send pictures from the camera on the PDA to the swf and also allow saving text strings.
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Thanks again, I also found that Odyssey CFCOM but from what I understood on their homepage it was pretty expensive, atleast for me.
I should look into the possibility for me to upgrade my .NET, cause that might be the best way to do it.
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Hello all,
I develped an application it suppose to access SQL server Via internet i need to know if there is a special ports to use and what is the String connection to use.
Please help.
Hoho
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This is possible, but keep in mind that opening up SQL server to the internet is a huge security risk. If you need to read data from SQL server over the internet, have an application sitting on the server you wish to connect to that will talk to SQL for you.
That said, port 1433 is the default SQL port. You'll need to forward this port to your SQL server machine in whatever router(s) you may have. Also, SQL can be configured to use a different port, in which case you'll need to specify in the connection string using "Data Source = [addressOfMachine]\[portToUse]", for example, "Data Source = "192.168.1.5\6000" if your SQL server is on the machine at address 192.168.1.5, publishing on port 6000.
If you need to know what a typical connection string looks like, read up on connection string here[^].
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Hi,
How do I disable mousewheel scrolling in combobox for C#?
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Subclass the ComboBox, override the OnMouseWheel method, and leave that method empty (i.e. do not call base.OnMouseWheel).
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I want to use a com object from a web service.
I get fancy security related errors like this:
Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID {E42CF104-DB12-4E6D-9053-D5424128DB72} failed due to the following error: 80070005
Is it possible to use com in a webservice?
If so, how should I do it to avoid these
security related errors?
greetings,
Niko.
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NikoTanghe wrote: CLSID {E42CF104-DB12-4E6D-9053-D5424128DB72} failed due to the following error: 80070005
80070005 is the numeric value for the constant E_ACCESSDENIED, which is just a general access denied error.
NikoTanghe wrote: Is it possible to use com in a webservice?
Yes, depending on what you mean by use COM in a web service. If your web service will internally invoke some COM component to perform it's process, absolutely.
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I am indeed using the com object internally.
The object is created and used within a single webmethod.
I am accessing the com object by using a com interop
(created by add reference...)
Why am I getting this AccessDenied error?
Is it somehow possible to access the registry
and the file system from within a webservice?
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Hi
I have a small application with a lot of object (200) can I reset them all to the original state when I start my app. with 1 command ?
I don't like to reset them all manually.
Thx
KoenDr
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What do you mean by "reset", do you mean set them to null? Call a method on them?
If you want to perform some action on a bunch of same-typed objects, just put them all in an array or other IEnumerable list, then use a for loop or a foreach loop to perform the action. For example, here I have lots of objects that I want each set to the number 5:
object a = "hello";
object b = 1;
object c = "testing";
...
object[] myObjs = {a, b, c};
foreach(object o in myObjs)
{
o = 5;
}
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Thanks for the fast responce
I just want to set my app. back to the state as it starten (when i load the program).
I can close the app en rerun it but that doesn't look good.
My app is a small program that generates a print list with a lot of variables. So when I press 'Generate or Print' it needs to reset all to the state like I just started my app.
I tried this.close() but then all is gone.
Thx
Koen
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You'll have to design your app so that all state is managed by objects other than UI controls. Then you can simply say something like x = new StateObject and you'll start afresh.
Regards
Senthil
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Hi,
Have anyone a sample code for handle 2 usb-keyboard.
The program must to know wich keyboard is sending the key.
It is possible?
Thanks.
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It's definitely not possible in the .NET framework class library. You might be able to do this using the Win32 SDK. I recommend you ask this question in the Visual C++ forum[^], as those folks will have a more thorough knowledge of the Win32 API.
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Hello,
Is there a way of openning an XML file into an Excel without using the OpenXML method. It's only available for Office 2003. Thank you.
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You probably aren't going to get an answer here in the C# forum, since this isn't really a C#-related question and most people here don't have intricate knowledge of the various Office APIs. You might try asking in Microsoft's Tools for Office forum[^].
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hi, i am facing this trouble (pretty obvious tho')
im working with a xmldocument, the trick is this is coming with some empty attributes
i want to browse for the empty attributes and to get rid of them
this is the example of what do i receive
and under is what ive tried
it does only displays the name of the empty attribute
but do not know how to erase that from the node
SO MANY THANKS IN ADVANCE, PEOPLE !!!
===========================================================
NOW IS LIKE :
example attrib1="" attrib2="yes" attrib3="no" attrib4=""
node attribX=""
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SHOULD BE LIKE :
example attrib2="yes" attrib3="no"
node
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XmlDocument xmlDoc = new XmlDocument();
xmlDoc.Load("nuevo.xml");
XmlNodeList nodes = xmlDoc.SelectNodes("//@*");
foreach(XmlNode node in nodes)
{
if (node.Value.ToString() == "")
{
Console.WriteLine(node.Name.ToString());
}
}
Console.ReadLine();
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You should check out the MSN documentation, in particular, the XmlNode.Attributes Property[^] which is a collection of the attributes associated to a particular XmlNode.
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