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I downloaded Visual Studio 2008 but I'm new to trying write my own application for a ACR122 NFC reader. I have sample codes in these following languages - Delphi 7, Java, VB.Net 2005, VB 6.0, VB C# 2005, VB C++ 6.0, VB C++ 2005 (x64). I need all the steps to take or what programs to do first. Thank You
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it seems like it comes with a pretty impressive SDK
I'd think the first step after installing VS2008 would be to take one of the samples - ie, in the language of your choice, compile it, test it, play with it, think about what its doing - make sure you know what call is doing what
Then think about the real world application you need to write, and having the sample, SDK reference manual in hand, rough out a spec on paper for it. Use what you know from the example, the manual etc to fill in the gaps between the sample and your real application.
Then either extend the sample or recode a new application.
ps .. are you sure you need VS2008 - it looks like the samples are VS2005 orientated - that may or may not give you grief - I'd always start off with the compiler the 3rd party supports before going beyond that - Ive done enough integration of other people's tools etc over the years to realise that the first thing they'll ask if you cant get something working is what your setup/versions are - if they come back to you with a 'we dont yet support VS2008' you could be up sh*t creek - its unlikely that you couldnt make it work with VS2008, but vendors can be unhelpful if their regime isnt followed
'g'
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Sorry for the long delay but VS2008 will not work right with my VS2005 sample codes. I just received my copy of VS2005 do you think I can get some help from you on this project?
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well, given I said their examples were vs2005 based Im not surprised, but I wouldnt have thought there were many issues .. what are your exact issues with using vs2008 and their samples ?
since I dont have/cant get a copy of their SDK I cant do that much - if the issues are specific vs2008 issues as opposed to the actual card-reader sdk, then they can still be posted here.
samnette wrote: do you think I can get some help from you on this project?
Im not sure what you're asking me ? post detailed questions here on CP and you hopefully get answers - if that doesnt work, then maybe you need a pro to kick-start your project but they cost $$ .. the company that supplied you the ACR122 NFC should also suppy support.
'g'
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I think I need pro help I have alot of sample codes but I never did programming before so Im lost I dont mind spending money to get this done its for my business.So let me know if you have a 1-800 number or now a good person for the job?
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samnette wrote: let me know if you have a 1-800 number
fraid not - I dont think we use 1-800 number's here in Australia 
>> Know a good person for the job ?
depends where you are in a geographical sense - what you want isnt hard to do, it shouldnt be hard to find a pro to engage for a small contract, maybe even someone here on CP can do it, although the nature of the beast means they should be close to you unless they want to invest in the SDK and include it in the price they charge - you seem to know what you want, which is 1/2 the deal. If you really wanted to learn programming you could get the contractor to mentor you perhaps - much better to have a real world example than a 'hello world'
I have actually ordered a copy of the SDK, because I have an interest in such, but I wont be able to do anything for a few months at the rate my day job is consuming my time (and you couldnt afford me, sorry)
tell us where you are and we'll fish around to see if there's any CP members looking for work in that area
'g'
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Can you put here small example on c# for work with ACR122?
I have ACR122 reader device, not have sdk.
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Sorry, no can do for at least 2 weeks - I'm cyclo-touring from Paris to Bruges and have sfa wifi, let alone my laptop and work
This is being bought to you via Blackberry, from our stop at St Quentin
'G'
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How do I use a method in another Program.cs file?
The method is called SplitOnSpace(), I tried Add Existing item but it clashes with the default Program.cs, since in c# all programs are contained in the Program.cs file.
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Have you considered a DLL?
Roland Szigeti wrote: since in c# all programs are contained in the Program.cs file.
You can rename files.
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I want to import a namespace from another file
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I can't because it requires subscription
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Yes, you can. Keep scrolling down the window. Past the "apparent" end of the page, the unprotected content resides.
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I really can't see it even after clicking maximize
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I looks likes they changed the site. It was true as of about a week and half ago.
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It only works if you follow a link to experts-exchange from Google, following any other link will not work.
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That doesn't seem to be true anymore in my case. I only see the demands for payment. I tried logging in using my free account, but I see even less
[edit] Was there really any need to 2-vote?
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Between the motion
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This only works if you follow it in off Google. There's a glitch in EE that allows you to get to the answers directly from Google, but if the incoming link isn't Google you go to the registration portions unless you have a valid EE login.
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And it now has to be a premium membership, not the free ones you could get from following a backdoor link
Between the idea
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Between the motion
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No wonder. Well, there's another sticky note for my brain to keep track of...
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how do i convert an RGB color to ConsoleColor?
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I'm building a WPF application, and I'm at the point where I need to validate user-entered data in a dialog.
Do the .NET libraries contain 'pre-built' ValidationRule classes for the base types? I'm thinking of simple things like length checks on strings, range checks for numeric values, and that sort of thing.
I've not been able to find anything. My experience in learning .NET so far has been that, if I can't find something simple that feels like it ought to be built-in, I'm not approaching the problem correctly.
Software Zen: delete this;
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Gary Wheeler wrote: Do the .NET libraries contain 'pre-built' ValidationRule classes for the base types? I'm thinking of simple things like length checks on strings, range checks for numeric values, and that sort of thing.
I've not been able to find anything. My experience in learning .NET so far has been that, if I can't find something simple that feels like it ought to be built-in, I'm not approaching the problem correctly.
No. You can roll your own quite easily, have a look at my post here[^] for ideas.
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