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The first page opens in about four seconds, the second in about 20 seconds.
I'm sitting in Sweden on a broadband connection (10 mbit/s).
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thanks very much,
it seems slow.
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is there any var to use mshtml.dll with server.createobject
karanba
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hi,
i have developed a .net xml web service in C#. This web service will be used by another program developed by another company. This company expects my web service's WSDL file in a customized format of standard .net web service WSDL.
Such customizations of porttype tag name attribute, port tag name attribute and so on...
I nearly changed all required tag names and attributes of WSDL by .net attributes in code.
But I could not change input/output tags message attributes, and i need to change these attribute values. I searched for that in google and msdn but found nothing. i need to change the port tags to this values:
<portType name="DispatchSMSImpl">
<operation name="dispatchSMS">
<input message="tns:dispatchSMS" />
<output message="tns:dispatchSMSResponse" />
</operation>
</portType>
<message name="dispatchSMS">
<part xmlns:partns="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" type="partns:string" name="String_1" />
</message>
<message name="dispatchSMSResponse">
<part xmlns:partns="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" type="partns:string" name="result" />
</message>
Are there any attributes that can magically change the input message and output message attributes?
Or with any other method?
thanks.
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Hi every1,
Actually i am doing a parsing of web log files.....n there r 2 probs
1-web log fields are not predetermined especially in the case of w3c format... now how can i determine the order of the fields, that is placement of date/time, user ip etc.
will ask u the second one afterwards...
bye bye
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The best place to find out about the w3c format is to go to THE SOURCE and read the working draft. That way, you will know the log file format, know how to determine the order of the fields, and can parse it efficiently.
"we must lose precision to make significant statements about complex systems."
-deKorvin on uncertainty
-- modified at 17:13 Saturday 26th November, 2005
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hello
i am working in asp2.0
i want to work with MS Access as my data provider for storing profile information and other tasks
could any body tell me how to configure MS Access for this
thnx
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Hi there,
m_amin83 wrote: could any body tell me how to configure MS Access for this
What do u mean "configure" here??? MS Access is just as a backend DB...just simply install it and create DB and coding something to connect to DB...
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I'm new to the development of web sites and web based applications; have a lot of Unix/C++ development experience, but not much VS or .NET. Anyway, I'm wanting to develop a web site but confused about the differences and tradeoffs between three different Microsoft toolsets: Front Page 2003, Visual Web Developer 2005, and Microsoft's Web Matrix. I believe that VWD and Web Matrix are both front-ends for ASP.NET, but unsure of the differences between the two. As for Front Page 2003, not sure if it employs ASP.NET technology, and whether it affords greater flexibility than the other two options (am assuming it does). Would appreciate any thoughts that might help me to understand the differences between the three. Thx...
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shedrick wrote: Front Page 2003
Is a piece of crap, useless for anything of any depth.
shedrick wrote: Visual Web Developer 2005, and Microsoft's Web Matrix. I believe that VWD and Web Matrix are both front-ends for ASP.NET, but unsure of the differences between the two.
I'm not sure either, but for full fledged development, you want Visual Studio, the Web Developer is a pared down version.
shedrick wrote: not sure if it employs ASP.NET technology
No.
shedrick wrote: Would appreciate any thoughts that might help me to understand the differences between the three. Thx...
I am not sure on the other two ( in terms of differences ), but I'd go Visual Web Developer Express, because it's free and will get you started in ASP.NET, which is the way to go.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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Thanks, Christian. I really appreciate your help with this.
Thx/
Steve
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Also... Web Matrix is still based on framework 1.1, VWD uses 2.0. WebMatrix doesn't use CodeBehind files, VWD does. and there are other differences.
I think VWD is actually replacing WebMatrix as a free development tool.
Wrong information?? please let me know so I don't go around lying people! :P
daniero
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Thanks, Daniero. I really appreciate your insight. If I'm understanding correctly, there's nothing that Web Matrix (nor Front Page 2003??) can provide that VWD (or the full VS.NET suite of tools) will not also provide (e.g., FP 03's ODBC DB interface)?
Thx/
Steve
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There is a WEB page ! That analyze SQL request, and in certain conditions of those results have to return to user JavaScript window (either window.open or modal) with warning, and then redirect user onto main_page.HTML for example. How To Implement it ?
Thank you in advance !
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Can Any one help me? How do i hide status bar in firefox browser i got one solution
function load() {
netscape.security.PrivilegeManager.enablePrivilege("UniversalBrowserWrite");
window.statusbar.visible=false;
}
But it is giving me a security alert. Kindly give me the solution which can do this
Srinu
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Why?
I *like* my status bar...
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But my client dont like 
Srinu
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I think you can only do that on windows that you open. So if you really really need it gone have the first page open up another window on body onload. Otherwise if you just need to hide a link location or something have the a tag set the status bar text to blank on mouse over.
Dirk Watkins
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yes i want to that on windows that i open. How can i hide the status bar of the window that opens in my main window using java script code in firefox. Reply soon Thanks in advance
Srinu
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I want to create a wysiwyg to generate XML. I use ASP.NET and javascript.
If someone knows how or has done something like it I will appreciate any help.
Thanks
Tony
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What a general and broad question, which is basically impossible to answer
Try sitting down and do some analyzing and designing of your problem.
Then you can ask questions when you run into specific problems.
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127.0.0.1 - Sweet 127.0.0.1
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I'm using VS2005 and SQL2000. I build a webisite, everything is OK but when I publish site and whammo!
"An error has occurred while establishing a connection to the server. When connecting to SQL Server 2005, this failure may be caused by the fact that under the default settings SQL Server does not allow remote connections. (provider: Named Pipes Provider, error: 40 - Could not open a connection to SQL Server) (Microsoft SQL Server, Error: 2)"
Pls tell me how to fix? Thanks.
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If you are connecting over the Internet, it may be that you need to enable TCP/IP as an enabled protocol for the SQLServer in question - this is done via the Server Network Utility installed with it. You will need to ask the server's administrator to check this.
Hope this helps
Fred
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