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Hello,
I have written C# dlls, but not executable wrappers. I would like to wrap an executable and make it a *service*. Can anyone recommend an article or approach?
Many thanks,
dotBomb
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I want to free up the network while the user is logged in to the machine.
Basically I will be running azurues on a machine that my family uses. They have all different logins to the machine. Mum, Dad, Sister, etc.
When I have azureus running under my account they can't browse the web becuase I am chewing up all the network. User fast switching allows my account to continue downloading through azureus ... while someone else logs in to browse the web and check their emails etc
I don't want to give them access to my account to pause/stop azurues.
I can build a small app that can talk azurues by using azurus xml over HTTP plugin. This is not a problem. But I don't want to have to have them manually stop/start azurues with this app as they may forget to restart it.
I wanted to make the whole process automated. So I was going to write a NT service that will pause azurues when a user logs in and resume download when they log off.
But I am not sure where to start looking to get the logon and logoff event.
It would be good if I could get the user id that is logging on and off So that I can select which accounts will pause azureus and which will allow it to continue running (ie my logon account).
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Hello everyone! 
This is my first post here! 
OK, I made some kind of music player that plays the music in a different thread... When the user clicks the "Stop" button, the thread stops, but then I can't restart the thread when the user clicks "Play" because I get a ThreadAbortException! What can I do? Thank you very much! 
Darth_Sulfur (Sulfurik)
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It's not possible to reuse aborted threads. What you can do is simply stop and wait instead of aborting the thread. Something like
void ThreadFunc()
{
while(true)
{
if (isStopped)
{
startEvent.WaitOne();
}
}
}
Regards
Senthil
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No, just name the thread when you make it, then stop it, then use this trick:
[code]Thread.FreeNamedDataSlot(string name);[/code]
And then you can restart it!
Thanks for your help though!
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hello
I have a question about the static class that is auto generated when you create strongly typed resources. The question is how do i make the class and properties stay public in shared resource-only assemblies, when i need to update the resources, becasue the code is auto generated when you update the resource. So the class and properties change back to internal is there a work around ????
thanks in advance
kered
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It's rarely a good idea to modify tool-generated code. Why not just make a public class that exposes the verious resources as public?
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Judah Himango
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have you got any samples of how to do this or links it is very hard to find much on this subject.
thnaks for the reply
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Just make a static class that exposes all your properties publicly.
static class PublicResources
{
public string SomeStr
{
get { return Resources.SomeStr;
}
}
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Thanks for that bit of code that does work for the main app assembly, but how do i get it work for resource only assemblies, which are updated outside the project. I cant access the class because it is internal below is a web pag that tells me the following:
Listing 1: A static class is generated for all strongly-typed resources.
This class and its properties must be made public in shared, resource-only assemblies, in order for them to be accessible to other components as shown in Figure 2.
http://www.theserverside.net/articles/showarticle.tss?id=LocalizationPractices
this does not make sense because if you up date your resources the class and its properties change back to internal with the auto generated code tool.
Hope you can help in some way
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How do I read output from another shell program (e.g. netstat --or-- dd) so I can input it into my program?
The current code I have is:
/********************
* Get the list of devices from dd.exe
********************/
System.Diagnostics.Process process1;
process1 = new System.Diagnostics.Process();
process1.EnableRaisingEvents = false;
string strCmdLine;
strCmdLine = "/C dd.exe --list > list.txt";
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("CMD.exe",strCmdLine);
process1.Close();
My goal is to read a list of devices that it's capable of and provide a list. This program is jsut going to be a wrapper to the shell program.
Any suggestions?
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Look at the ProcessStartInfo class. It has a RedirectStandardOutput property, which lets you read from the StandardOutput streamreader of the process. Then you don't have to bother with cleaning up temporary files when you are done.
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That was exactly what I was looking for, thanks!
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Is there a way to display writeln, write, or any output from the program
in the debuger output window.
Because, I had to create an additional testForm with the richTextBox in it so I can see my print statements.
Thank you
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I'm looking for a way to make an authentication form to my windows form based app. I want this form to be left in front of the parent main form, until user succeccfuly authenticate. If he press cancel it close the parent form. No other from may be load in front if this authentication form.
TIA,
Ronen
Ronen
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You may use the ShowDialog() method to wait for a response and cast its return with DialogResult class.
Or in the Deactivate event of this login form write:
Activate().
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I'm looking for a way to make an authentication form to my windows form based app. I want this form to be left in front of the parent main form, until user succeccfuly authenticate. If he press cancel it close the parent form. No other from may be load in front if this authentication form.
TIA,
Ronen
Ronen
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Make it modal.
When you load you're authentification form, call
theAuthForm.ShowDialog(parentForm); and that's probably enought but if you are looking to have the dialog abolutely on the top of all the others application windows , try the property theAuthForm.TopMost=true.
I hope I've correctly understood your question.
Julien
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I have Form1 (main form) containing menues, and etc...
Then by clicking on the menu options in Form1, I invoke the children of Form1 :
private void menuNew_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
string a = "New_Click";
Form2 fNew = new Form2(a);
fNew.MdiParent = this;
this.menuNew.Enabled = false;
fNew.Show();
}
something like that.
When I am ready to close fNew form, how do I set menuNew back to enabled.
I know you can do it prety easily using ShowDialog, but I have to do it with MdiParent settings.
Thank you
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Make a public property of the Form1
public bool NewMenuEnabled
{
set{ this.menuNew.Enabled = value; }
}
And when your MDI form is closed, go something like
((Form1)MdiParent).NewMenuEnabled = true;
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One approach I woulds suggest is that your parent register with the child Closing() or the child Closed() event. Then when the application window is closing, the parent can reset the menu.
There are 10 kinds of people in the world.
Those that read binary...
...and those who don't.
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I want to know if there is a way for me to read decrypted data from a CryptoStream and added it to a HashTable. Right now I write the decrypted data to an xml file and then read the data back in from the xml file and add it to a HashTable. I want to skip the part of writing the data to the xml file and just add it directly to the HashTable. However, the CryptoStream class does not have a ReadLine() or Peek() method. I need to be able to read one line or character at a time. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
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The CryptoStream is a byte stream, not a text stream. Depending on the encoding of the encrypted data, one byte might not correspond to a character. If the encoding is utf-8, for an example, some characters may use more than one byte.
You need a StreamReader to read directly from the CryptoStream to get the encoding right. Example:
StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(cryptoStream, System.Text.UTF8Encoding);
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b { font-weight: normal; }
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