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Re: Deployment

Eddy Vluggen18-Mar-11 0:59

Eddy Vluggen

18-Mar-11 0:59

arkiboys wrote:
Is there a link you can refer me to for this purpose please?

Yup, MSDN describes it here[^]. Click on "ClickOnce Deployment", then on "Publishing ClickOnce Applications" (second from the top) and you'll get a list of "how to"-articles. You want the one on the top[^] of that page, it describes publishing from CD/DVD somewhere on the middle of that page.

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Re: Deployment

arkiboys18-Mar-11 1:25

arkiboys

18-Mar-11 1:25

I believe Clickonce can not be used for my requirement because the client machine is NOT on the network.

Re: Deployment

Eddy Vluggen18-Mar-11 1:34

Eddy Vluggen

18-Mar-11 1:34

arkiboys wrote:
I believe Clickonce can not be used for my requirement because the client machine is NOT on the network.

The page that I linked to on MSDN claims otherwise.

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Re: Deployment

Pete O'Hanlon18-Mar-11 2:13

Pete O'Hanlon

18-Mar-11 2:13

ClickOnce also supports CD/DVD based publication mechanisms.

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Re: Deployment

arkiboys18-Mar-11 2:25

arkiboys

18-Mar-11 2:25

Ok, I will try that.
Many thanks everyone.

Re: Deployment

Pete O'Hanlon21-Mar-11 2:41

Pete O'Hanlon

21-Mar-11 2:41

You are welcome. And a 5 vote to correct the Univote - I always appreciate somebody taking the time to thank people.

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Re: Deployment

Pete O'Hanlon21-Mar-11 6:05

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21-Mar-11 6:05

Apparently the univoter really has it in for you. Shame he doesn't have the guts to speak up but prefers to hide behind anonymity.

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Re: Deployment

Dave Kreskowiak21-Mar-11 6:29

Dave Kreskowiak

21-Mar-11 6:29

Wow. Whoever it is, he's a lightweight. I just voted it a 5 to counter and it shot up to 4.56.

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Re: Deployment

Pete O'Hanlon21-Mar-11 6:34

Pete O'Hanlon

21-Mar-11 6:34

He/she certainly is a lightweight. I can't understand why whoever it was univoted Arkiboys for posting a thanks. We get precious few who actually bother to thank for the help that it's a refreshing change when one does - and I always vote them 5 for their manners.

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Re: Deployment

musefan18-Mar-11 6:23

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18-Mar-11 6:23

If you ever decide to go away form VS there is a great application called MSI Factory[^] that I use. It is very good value for money (IMO)

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use same ContextMenu for different datagridviews

LordZoster17-Mar-11 23:45

LordZoster

17-Mar-11 23:45

Hallo
I put several dgv's in a form, and I created a ContextMenuStrip to perform same common operations on dgv's "CurrentRow" record (eg. Deletion).
Is there any way I could reuse the same ContextMenuStrip without duplicating, maybe passing the dgv object as an argument?
I would avoid to rewrite a control that inherits and extends ContextMenuStrip.
Thanks in advance

Re: use same ContextMenu for different datagridviews

Eddy Vluggen17-Mar-11 23:49

Eddy Vluggen

17-Mar-11 23:49

LordZoster wrote:
maybe passing the dgv object as an argument?

It's passed by default, in the sender-parameter. That's of type object, so you'd have to cast it to a DataGridView.

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Re: use same ContextMenu for different datagridviews [modified]

LordZoster17-Mar-11 23:55

LordZoster

17-Mar-11 23:55

Thanks for replying,
actually I get an exception of "casting a ToolStripItem type on DataGridView type".

private void deleteToolStripMenuItem_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
  DataGridView dgv = (DataGridView)sender;
  if (dgv.CurrentRow.Index > -1)
    dgv.Rows.Remove(dgv.CurrentRow);
}

modified on Friday, March 18, 2011 6:08 AM

Re: use same ContextMenu for different datagridviews

LordZoster18-Mar-11 0:43

LordZoster

18-Mar-11 0:43

Solved.

private void eliminaToolStripMenuItem_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
  ToolStripDropDownItem menu = (ToolStripDropDownItem)sender;
  ContextMenuStrip strip = (ContextMenuStrip)menu.Owner;
  Control owner = strip.SourceControl;
  DataGridView dgv = (DataGridView)owner;
    if (dgv.CurrentRow.Index > -1)
      dgv.Rows.Remove(dgv.CurrentRow);
}

Re: use same ContextMenu for different datagridviews

Eddy Vluggen18-Mar-11 0:51

Eddy Vluggen

18-Mar-11 0:51

My apologies; it's the ToolStripItem that initiates the action, and that'll be the sender indeed. Thanks for posting the corrected version, always usefull as a future reference Smile | :)

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How do I signal that my thread is solved [Solved]

Pierre besquent17-Mar-11 23:15

Pierre besquent

17-Mar-11 23:15

Hi everybody,
Plz how can I signal that my thread is already answered and have solution
Thank u

modified on Friday, March 18, 2011 8:49 AM

Re: How do I signal that my thread is solved[solved]

Dan Mos17-Mar-11 23:22

Dan Mos

17-Mar-11 23:22

Just edit it and ad a "[solved]" on the message title. Like I did with this comment

I assume your asking about threads posted here on CP. Not threads as in excecution thread(s).

All the best,

Dan

Re: How do I signal that my thread is solved

OriginalGriff18-Mar-11 0:01

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18-Mar-11 0:01

To add to MDL=>Moshus' answer, it is also nice if you hit the "Good Answer" button on any answer which helped solve your problem. It can make people more willing to help next time! Big Grin | :-D

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Re: How do I signal that my thread is solved

Pierre besquent18-Mar-11 0:07

Pierre besquent

18-Mar-11 0:07

Hi,
If the good answer is mine what shall i do?

ty

Re: How do I signal that my thread is solved

OriginalGriff18-Mar-11 0:11

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18-Mar-11 0:11

Just mark it "solved" as suggested - you can't vote for yourself! Laugh | :laugh:

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is it possible to make setup for WebService ?

goldsoft17-Mar-11 22:52

goldsoft

17-Mar-11 22:52

hi
is it possible to make setup installation for WebService ?

that the installation will make the Virtual directory + the IIS setup + all the Permissions

if it possible, how to do it ?

thank's in advance

Re: is it possible to make setup for WebService ?

Pete O'Hanlon17-Mar-11 22:57

Pete O'Hanlon

17-Mar-11 22:57

Yes. Use a setup creator such as Wix. There are plenty of tutorials on how to do this scattered around the web.

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Word 2010 automation

Abhi Lahare17-Mar-11 9:20

Abhi Lahare

17-Mar-11 9:20

What reference assembly I need to add to achieve word automation, a week back sysadmin install office 2010 bundle. Though I do not use C# at my work. and haven't code since last 3 yrs. I am trying to code some internal utilities for team and myself.
TIA

Re: Word 2010 automation [modified]

Paladin200017-Mar-11 10:26

Paladin2000

17-Mar-11 10:26

Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word

* EDIT *

Also: Here is a sample...

using Word = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word;

Word.Application _wordApp = new Word.ApplicationClass();
object nullObj = System.Reflection.Missing.Value;
object readOnly = true;
object visible = false;
object fileName = "some file name";
object saveChanges = Word.WdSaveOptions.wdDoNotSaveChanges;

Word.Document _doc = _wordApp.Documents.Open(ref fileName, ref nullObj, ref readOnly,
    ref nullObj, ref nullObj, ref nullObj, ref nullObj, ref nullObj, ref nullObj, ref nullObj,
    ref nullObj, ref visible, ref nullObj, ref nullObj, ref nullObj, ref nullObj);
_doc.Activate();
_doc.PrintOut(ref nullObj, ref nullObj, ref nullObj, ref nullObj, ref nullObj, ref nullObj,
    ref nullObj, ref nullObj, ref nullObj, ref nullObj, ref nullObj, ref nullObj,
    ref nullObj, ref nullObj, ref nullObj, ref nullObj, ref nullObj, ref nullObj);

modified on Thursday, March 17, 2011 4:32 PM

Re: Word 2010 automation

Abhi Lahare17-Mar-11 11:25

Abhi Lahare

17-Mar-11 11:25

Thanks Tim,
I am missing Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word in MSVC 2005, COM assembly listing.Google did not gave me any good results.

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