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Re: Load PDF inside the .Net Application

Mycroft Holmes25-May-10 22:43

Mycroft Holmes

25-May-10 22:43

Fakeer wrote:
Please send me the Code snap or project link to resolve this problem.

Well Fakeer that is not going to endear you to the forum, asking for the code is frowned upon.

So if you need to edit the PDF you need a PDF EDITOR not a viewer. There are plenty of them around. try doing some research[^]

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Re: Load PDF inside the .Net Application

Johnny J.25-May-10 22:46

Johnny J.

25-May-10 22:46

Try this:

http://www.rentacoder.com/RentACoder/DotNet/default.aspx[^]

Re: Load PDF inside the .Net Application

Abhinav S25-May-10 23:09

Abhinav S

25-May-10 23:09

Here is a C# pdf viewer sample developed using a third party sdk called Black Ice.

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IQueryable to DataTable [modified]

ezeljko25-May-10 20:01

ezeljko

25-May-10 20:01

Is there option to convert from System.Linq.IQueryable to DataTable with some sort of ToDataTable() function, and avoid looping? Both approaches on
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/VIMAL.LAKHERA/LINQResultsetToDatatable06242008042629AM/LINQResultsetToDatatable.aspx gives me similar speed efect, but I need speeder. Actually I am wondering if there is something like http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb386921.aspx but with using System.Linq.IQueryable instead IEnumerable? I have few functions that sends System.Linq.IQueryable parameter to this function expecting DataTable[] in return.

Best Regards,
Zex

modified on Wednesday, May 26, 2010 6:26 AM

Re: IQueryable to DataTable

Abhinav S25-May-10 20:08

Abhinav S

25-May-10 20:08

I did a search on the internet and found some posts.

This post might help you - it is not the exact solution you are looking for but is similar.

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Re: IQueryable to DataTable

Peace ON25-May-10 20:17

Peace ON

25-May-10 20:17

Try following links..

http://peteohanlon.wordpress.com/2008/01/04/extending-linq/[^]

http://towardsnext.wordpress.com/2009/04/16/convert-ilist-list-to-dataset-with-child-tables-and-relations/[^]

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Re: IQueryable to DataTable

ezeljko25-May-10 21:07

ezeljko

25-May-10 21:07

Thank you all, I have similar approach like one in http://peteohanlon.wordpress.com/2008/01/04/extending-linq/, and it is works. But I wonder (because of speed performance) about something like http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb386921.aspx (Creating a Custom CopyToDataTable<T> Method). They said "The existing CopyToDataTable methods only operate on an IEnumerable<T> source where the generic parameter T is of type DataRow. " but wondering is there something equivalent to CopyToDataTable method for IQueryable<T>? Probably not, but maybe somewhere someone offers equivalent method...

I have working function now, but looking for speeding it.

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25-May-10 19:15

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25-May-10 19:15

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[Repost]: UserControl/TreeView Problem....Not getting result during runtime..

Sandeep Mewara25-May-10 19:43

Sandeep Mewara

25-May-10 19:43

Please dont post the same question to multiple forums. This is considered rude here.
http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/83788/UserControl-TreeView-Problem-Not-getting-result-du.aspx[^]
Follow it in one place.

HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!HELP>>>

linkent8825-May-10 17:51

linkent88

25-May-10 17:51

I have a project needs to help of people.
My project is : Neural networks use some character recognition ("0", "2", ..., "9") with the character of the image was prepared on the computer as different fonts.

appreciate the early response of people.
thanks.

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Luc Pattyn25-May-10 18:09

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25-May-10 18:09

read "how to get an answer" on this page. Then try again. Or not.

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Re: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!HELP>>>

Abhinav S25-May-10 19:57

Abhinav S

25-May-10 19:57

And what have you implemented so far?

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Re: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!HELP>>>

JHizzle25-May-10 22:25

JHizzle

25-May-10 22:25

From the looks of it, just that post.

Re: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!HELP>>>

Alaric_26-May-10 2:28

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26-May-10 2:28

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Re: HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!HELP>>>

JHizzle26-May-10 3:17

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26-May-10 3:17

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Opening an application through Services.msc

le0nard25-May-10 15:56

le0nard

25-May-10 15:56

Hi guys,

I've an application and service, whereby when the application exits, the service will open up the application once again. It will be opened as the local account user by the service, instead of system. But somehow the temp folder is pointed to c:\windows\temp instead of the current user's temp folder. This only occurs in Windows Vista and Windows 7, probably due to the new security settings. Can anyone provide me with some help? thank u in advance for your support..

Re: Opening an application through Services.msc

#realJSOP26-May-10 0:08

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26-May-10 0:08

It's because the service wasn't installed under the user's account (it's probably using System, or something like that). Vista and Win7 are more strict about crossing user boundaries.

What you *could* do is make change the app to put its data file in the common program data folder (I forget the exact SpecialFolder to use, but I know you can do it). At that point, any program should be able to get to it.

One possible caveat to this approach is that you may have to write your own code to access the file instead of using the built-in Settings object.

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WebBrowser object and the result of an Ajax request [modified]

LeonardoDaga25-May-10 13:17

LeonardoDaga

25-May-10 13:17

Hi all,

I'm trying to parse the content of a page downloaded into a WebBrowser control.
I know that I can access the content of a web page accessing the Document.Body.InnerHtml element, but I cannot access the result of an Ajax request that the page makes after (I think) the completion of the page download. I.e., I can access the static content of the ajax request result (the ones contained in the static html page), but I cannot access the dynamic content for example shown into tooltips that appear when I pass the mouse over a control of the page.
I know from the code that is contained into the DocumentStream that the dynamic content (a table) has been already downloaded in a variable (I know its name) and reused each time I pass a mouse over a control of the page using the onmouseover event, but how to get the content of the table?

May I invoke (from C# code) one of the java functions already present in the Document code, that are used to generate the content of the page starting from the table variable? These functions are normally used from the dynamic page to get the html result that normally is used to fill (referring to the example before) the tooltip that appear when I pass over the controls? I could use this functions, if possible, to extract the content of the table that I need.

Any suggestion?

Thanks, any help is very appreciated

Leo

modified on Tuesday, May 25, 2010 7:36 PM

Re: WebBrowser object and the result of an Ajax request

AspDotNetDev25-May-10 15:10

AspDotNetDev

25-May-10 15:10

LeonardoDaga wrote:
Any suggestion?

Calling JavaScript in a WebBrowser Control from C#

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Re: WebBrowser object and the result of an Ajax request

LeonardoDaga30-May-10 7:36

LeonardoDaga

30-May-10 7:36

Hi aspdotnetdev,

Thank you very much. Very clear and concrete.
One more request.
How to access global variables of the javascript, or otherwise, how to execute a javascript function that returns the global variable if the javascript function does not exist in the html code of the loaded page?
In this latter case, I could create a custom code to execute a javascript function that returns the content of the global variable or its field if it's a structure.

Thank you very much for your previous reply.

Re: WebBrowser object and the result of an Ajax request

AspDotNetDev30-May-10 10:26

AspDotNetDev

30-May-10 10:26

HtmlElement head = webBrowser1.Document.GetElementsByTagName("head")[0]; 
HtmlElement scriptEl = webBrowser1.Document.CreateElement("script"); 
IHTMLScriptElement element = (IHTMLScriptElement)scriptEl.DomElement; 
element.text = "function sayHello() { alert('hello') }"; 
head.AppendChild(scriptEl); 
webBrowser1.Document.InvokeScript("sayHello");

Source: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/153748/webbrowser-control-from-net-how-to-inject-javascript[^]

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FTPClient Security?

Chase Davis25-May-10 12:27

Chase Davis

25-May-10 12:27

To make a long story short, I created an FTP test application using the FTPWebRequest and FTPWebResponse classes. When I run this test application on my computer (the development computer), it works. However, when I run it on a second computer, it fails with error code: The remote server returned an error: (503) - I can't remember the rest of the error code. Also, I can open up windows explorer and ftp to the server with no problems. Is there some sort of security settings that I need to enable on the second computer? They both have the same .NET frameworks.

P.S. I don't need anyone to post links to existing FTP client programs that have already been written. I need this code as a .dll so that I can import it into a .NET based program and just wrote the test application to test the .dll.

Chase Davis

Re: FTPClient Security?

Richard MacCutchan25-May-10 22:43

Richard MacCutchan

25-May-10 22:43

Chase Davis wrote:
The remote server returned an error: (503) - I can't remember the rest of the error code.

First rule of problem resolution: Make a careful note of any error messages and try to determine why you are receiving them; see here[^].

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Re: FTPClient Security?

Chase Davis26-May-10 2:11

Chase Davis

26-May-10 2:11

Thanks for the response. My question was not necessarily what is the error code. It was more of a question of why would ftp through windows explorer work and the FtpWebRequest not.

Chase Davis

Re: FTPClient Security?

Alaric_26-May-10 2:19

Alaric_

26-May-10 2:19

Please confirm: Was it a 503 error or a 530 error? (I list them because of the obvious possibility of transposition of digits)

503 is Bad Sequence of Commands. Do you have KeepAlive set true? It needs to be set false. Make sure not to set it after making any call to GetRequestStream, BeginGetRequestStream, GetResponse, or BeginGetResponse. Doing so will result in an InvalidOperationException.

Not to say that it is the only thing that can cause a 503. Just one of the obvious causes. Rule it out first.

FtpWebRequest request = (FtpWebRequest)FtpWebRequest.Create(uri);
request.Method = WebRequestMethods.Ftp.UploadFile; //assuming you are uploading
request.KeepAlive = false;
request.UsePassive = true; //only if you want to use Passive FTP. If you want Active FTP, set false

530 is Unauthorized Login. Did you provide NetworkCredentials for your FtpWebRequest?

request.Credentials = new NetworkCredential(userName.toString(), password.toString(), domain.toString());

Are you using BasicAuth or IntegratedWindowsAuthentication?

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