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26-Oct-09 2:09

Dear friends,

i would like to develop IRM (Information Rights management) appliction (server and client)

i do not know how to start and where to start ...

i like to develop in c# or c++,

at the most i prefer to develop in c#

can some one guide me?

please send me some links to startwith ..

thank U.

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Joe.I

Richard MacCutchan26-Oct-09 4:19

Richard MacCutchan

26-Oct-09 4:19

=>Joe<= wrote:
please send me some links to startwith ..

You could try using Google to find them for yourself.

Joe Rozario26-Oct-09 17:46

26-Oct-09 17:46

Dear Richard MacCutchan,

Thanks for your replay.

i have tried with google and i could find only "Windows share point server" it's configration and how to inherite it our programe.

i want to have my own server instade of buying "Windows share point server" want to have my own clinet..

if you have gone through somewhere like that please send the like.

thank U

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Joe.I

Richard MacCutchan26-Oct-09 22:21

Richard MacCutchan

26-Oct-09 22:21

=>Joe<= wrote:
i want to have my own server instade of buying "Windows share point server" want to have my own clinet..

The scope of your request is far beyond what can be provided by this forum. It would take many man years of effort to develop such a system.

Joe Rozario26-Oct-09 23:07

how to start in diffrent process id

26-Oct-09 23:07

Dear Richard MacCutchan,

Thank You Very much .............

for your replay.

with Love

joe.I

Joe Rozario26-Oct-09 1:57

Re: how to start in diffrent process id

26-Oct-09 1:57

Dear frineds ...

i have small clarification.

i am starting a word application like

process.start("a.doc");

and i have started

process.start("b.doc");

both runs in same process id (winword.exe) . how to make it two diffrent processs?

is is possible? please tell me.

any idea,link,suggestion ?

With love

Joe.I

dan!sh 26-Oct-09 2:05

dan!sh

26-Oct-09 2:05

This way:

Process.Start("winword","a.doc");
Process.Start("winword", "b.doc");

It's not necessary to be so stupid, either, but people manage it. - Christian Graus, 2009 AD

Re: how to start in diffrent process id

Joe Rozario26-Oct-09 17:29

Localizing C# win forms application

26-Oct-09 17:29

Dear frined,

thanks for your replay..

i tried as you have given ... a.doc and b.doc started as two diffrent windows and runs as one process?

i want that to be run as two diffrent process.

and moreover i have given example as (Winword.exe) if it is going to be all the file types then ( it is not possible to specify "winword"(ExE name) as argument) for all the types.

Thank U

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Joe.I

Chesnokov Yuriy26-Oct-09 1:53

26-Oct-09 1:53

With GUI controls to localize the language it needs only to set Form->Localizable to true and selecting any specific language will enable us to edit GUI controls Text properties.

The corresponding satellite assemblies are created automatically and placed into say es-SP or de-AU folders.

How to perform the same with string resources? that these ones will be put inside those already compiled satellites.

MSDN help relates only manual creation of such resources with al.exe tool and generating say MyApp.resources.dll from the scratch.

It will give us 2 MyApp.resources.dll files, one from al.exe and the other from all GUI localized forms.

There should be the same way to allow to add to the project such string resources for every culture we are targeting without al.exe usage?

Чесноков

26-Oct-09 1:56

26-Oct-09 1:56

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Chesnokov Yuriy26-Oct-09 2:23

26-Oct-09 2:23

>>MessageBox.Show(Resource.MyText);

What is the namespace for Resource?

I need satellite assemblies in the application. Once you decided to add another culture say ES you simply add new directory to your already installed software, so there is not need to reinstall it

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26-Oct-09 2:31

26-Oct-09 2:31

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Chesnokov Yuriy26-Oct-09 3:55

26-Oct-09 3:55

There is already present Resource.resx, ss win forms is created.

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26-Oct-09 4:00

26-Oct-09 4:00

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Chesnokov Yuriy26-Oct-09 4:24

26-Oct-09 4:24

right, it is there. but it is Resources internal class. And it is in namespace MyProject.Properties;

1) I've got Form1.es.resx for spanish Form1 localization. The MyProject.resources.dll is generated automatically under bin\es folder

2) How to add string based resource to that localization?

Which file I need to add and add to that spanish localization?

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26-Oct-09 6:30

26-Oct-09 6:30

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Chesnokov Yuriy26-Oct-09 7:53

26-Oct-09 7:53

I understood to add Resourses.es.resx file and add strings to it, then read them from Resourses internal class.

But will they be put into corresponding ES folder MyApplication.Resources.dll upon compilation?

I need a model that once the application is compiled, adding new cultures will not need to recompile the application just add a new folder say DE, IT, etc...

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26-Oct-09 8:26

26-Oct-09 8:26

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Chesnokov Yuriy26-Oct-09 9:35

26-Oct-09 9:35

Yes that worked!

So VS put the Resourses.es.resx into MyApplication.Resourses.dll under ES folder in bin directory

If I will need to add more cultures later (DE, IT, etc...) will it be sufficient just to compile those MyApplication.Resourses.dll files under new DE, IT folders and just copy them to the already installed application with one additional ES culture?

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Hristo-Bojilov26-Oct-09 2:34

Hristo-Bojilov

26-Oct-09 2:34

When localizing Win forms apps you would better use satellite assemblies.[^]They are used for localizing most of MS products like Silverlight.

Life is a stage and we are all actors!

Chesnokov Yuriy26-Oct-09 3:54