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Re: Directory.GetFiles - how do I get the file names only and not the complete path?

Paul Unsworth11-Dec-08 4:43

11-Dec-08 4:43

Hi Lorna

This should help you...

DirectoryInfo dir = new DirectoryInfo(@"C:\Test");
foreach (FileInfo file in dir.GetFiles())
{
    Console.WriteLine(file.Name);
}

oooo, the Jedi's will feel this one....

Re: Directory.GetFiles - how do I get the file names only and not the complete path?

Member 340288611-Dec-08 5:06

11-Dec-08 5:06

Hurray it works! Thank you very much. For any other interested parties, I rewrote as:

DirectoryInfo dir = new DirectoryInfo(@Server.MapPath("~/administration/uploaded/"));

foreach (FileInfo file in dir.GetFiles())
{
imageNames.Add(file.Name);
}

Which gave me an ArrayList of filenames only (no path).

Re: Directory.GetFiles - how do I get the file names only and not the complete path?

Paul Unsworth11-Dec-08 5:16

11-Dec-08 5:16

Glad to help. Big Grin | :-D

Big Grin | :-D

oooo, the Jedi's will feel this one....

Client connecting to web service

Chazzysb11-Dec-08 1:20

11-Dec-08 1:20

Hi,

.Net2 VS2005

I have a windows forms client app that connects to a web service. In iis I know the port number can be set for the web service (default is 80 but lets say I change this to 81) - and this is repeated in the app.config file in the client. (so this port number is all to do with the web service)

The app connects to the web service and works fine - but is there another similar setting available for the app?? ie on the client machine can I specify what port the client uses connect outward?

Thanks,
Chas

Re: Client connecting to web service

blackjack215011-Dec-08 1:40

11-Dec-08 1:40

Can't you specify the port in the URL of the web service with a colon?
ie:
http://www.MyWebService.com:7560

Insert funny quote here.

Re: Client connecting to web service

Chazzysb11-Dec-08 2:07

11-Dec-08 2:07

Hi,

Yes that is what im doing...

What I was after is what port does the client pc use locally? I guess what im asking is something like what port does a pc use when it connects to anything on the net - and can this be changed?

Thanks,
Chas

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Neo Andreson11-Dec-08 1:19

11-Dec-08 1:19

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TJS4u11-Dec-08 1:23

11-Dec-08 1:23

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Guffa11-Dec-08 4:54

11-Dec-08 4:54

TJS4u wrote:
for u r FUN

"For you are fun"?

No, he's not fun.

Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.

Giorgi Dalakishvili11-Dec-08 1:24

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11-Dec-08 1:24

Use notepad to test your keyboard, not codeproject Mad | :mad:

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Re: jghkj [modified]

TJS4u11-Dec-08 1:27

11-Dec-08 1:27

hello Neo Andreson

use u r to test u r alphabetical skills

not this Board
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modified on Thursday, December 11, 2008 7:41 AM

Dave Kreskowiak11-Dec-08 2:00

Dave Kreskowiak

11-Dec-08 2:00

TJS4u wrote:
use u r to test u r alphabetical skills

It looks like you're still testing your alphabetical skills. Stop using TXTspeak and spell out what you're trying to say. It makes your posts difficult to read.

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Brij11-Dec-08 1:37

11-Dec-08 1:37

what is this?

Cheers!!
Brij

Re: [Message Deleted]

TJS4u11-Dec-08 1:49

11-Dec-08 1:49

do something for u

and not disturbing others

no job for u ??? why do waste ur time

let all u r dreams come true Smile | :)

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have a greate day dear Big Grin | :-D

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J4amieC11-Dec-08 4:14

11-Dec-08 4:14

TJS4u wrote:
have a greate day dear

How do we get it over to all Indians that calling people "dear" is really creepy. Westerners tend to reserve this keyword for their nearest and dearest.

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Luc Pattyn11-Dec-08 4:44

11-Dec-08 4:44

reply with honey? Laugh | :laugh:

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Does a tabcontrol have a close button?

TJS4u11-Dec-08 1:09

11-Dec-08 1:09

hello all

how can we place a close button for the tabcontrol

Thanks

Re: Does a tabcontrol have a close button?

Giorgi Dalakishvili11-Dec-08 1:17

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11-Dec-08 1:17

There is a custom tab control on codeproject which provides close button for each tab. A simple search should be able to find it.

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Re: Does a tabcontrol have a close button?

TJS4u11-Dec-08 1:19

11-Dec-08 1:19

Hello Giorgi Dalakishvili

Thanks a lot for u r reply

TJS

Re: Does a tabcontrol have a close button?

Giorgi Dalakishvili11-Dec-08 1:24

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11-Dec-08 1:24

You are welcome Smile | :)

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Re: Does a tabcontrol have a close button?

PIEBALDconsult11-Dec-08 2:56

11-Dec-08 2:56

You don't close a TabControl. If you want to close a TabPage, put a close button on it.

Manipulating with IE's status bar (adding link label)

MAP Tiger11-Dec-08 0:23

11-Dec-08 0:23

Hi
I want to add a link label in Internet Explorer's status bar, can anybody guide me that how to add an object in status bar.

I have already worked with adding button in toolbar pages but they are about adding the buttons on toolbar not status bar and nowhere I found a little clue that could initiate me for this.

I would be very much thankful if anyone could guide me so that I may conform with my assignment.

Regards,

Mujtaba Panjwani
Tiger Softwares

Software Designer and Developer
VB.NET, C#, ASP.NET, VFP

Re: Manipulating with IE's status bar (adding link label)

MAP Tiger11-Dec-08 0:34

11-Dec-08 0:34

Hi
I just found an implementation of the same in C++ so if anyone of you can help me translate that to C# then I will be very much thankful to you.

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/atl/IEStatusBarPane.aspx
Regards,

Mujtaba Panjwani
Tiger Softwares

Software Designer and Developer
VB.NET, C#, ASP.NET, VFP

Catching windows Low Disk Space event

eyalbi00711-Dec-08 0:21

11-Dec-08 0:21

Hi all,

I wish to cath windows "Low Disk Space" event (ID 2013) inside my C# application.
The class SystemEvents doesn't include this event, so how can I catch it?

Thanks a lot,
Eyal.

Re: Catching windows Low Disk Space event

Dave Kreskowiak11-Dec-08 1:58

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11-Dec-08 1:58

You're talking about two different "Event" types. The event you're talking about is nothing but an entry in a log. It's not a programming "Event".

There is no programming event like you're thinking about. There is no event to subscribe to to catch this. Your code will have to watch the event log and look for the occurance of the entry you want.

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