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CString is a MFC (or ATL) class. if you don't have a MFC project, you won't see it.
did you create a console project ?
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U need MFC support for the application.
CString is defined at "Afx.h"
if add support to for MFC, u can simply use the basic mfc classes.
These are the main include files.
#include <afxwin.h> // MFC core and standard components
#include <afxext.h> // MFC extensions
in a normal MFC application, this will be included at "StdAfx.h"
SaRath
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Converting string to CString
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string stdStr = "Test";<br />
CString strText = stdStr.c_str();<br />
SaRath
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Thanks for the reply
Yes i'm doing a console application
SARATH can u pls write again the include files that i need to use
the code was cut off
Thanks again
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go to your project settings, add MFC support in it.
then, in your files, #include (before all other includes) the file "stdafx.h" which should have been created in your project.
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there is a simple method I can suggest.
Create a new console.
at the Application settings, "Support MFC"
copy the code or add teh file u have implemented to this newly created workspace. it will work fine.
that is the better way
the include files are AfxWin.h and afxext.h
SaRath
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Thanks alot i appreciate all the help
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antonaras wrote: SARATH can u pls write again the include files that i need to use
the code was cut off
They're there:
#include <afxwin.h>
#include <afxext.h>
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hi all,
i want to change the open dialog box that is create by MFC,
how can i make the changes to the open dialog box that users ONLY can view the folders and files from the server, so that user just can open the files from that server.
have a nice day 
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Sorry I didnt get anything from this question
andy179394 wrote: open dialog box
what is Open dialog box
actually what is the duty of that dialog?
which control u r using to show the files and folder list?
SaRath
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andy179394 wrote: how can i make the changes to the open dialog box that users ONLY can view the folders and files from the server...
As opposed to what?
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thanks for reply, what i want is when you press the open button from file menu, it will prompt a open dialog box, right. Basically that box can open the files from c or d drives, but now i want that open dialog box display the ftp server files, not the files from the drives.
hope you can get my mean. thx.;)
have a nice day
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You can still use CFileDialog or GetOpenFileName(). It will just require a starting folder. Check out the OPENFILENAME.lpstrInitialDir member variable.
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Any expert can help me! how to use c++ to get all the filename from ftp server and use the list box to show all the filename.tytyty
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Using MFC?
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ya, get the filename from ftp and put it on list box.tyty
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So why not use MFC's FTP-related classes? 
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Hi,
I wrote Socket programming which is running good, i want to know whether all the data is received properly by the server with out any loss from client side. Meaning i need acknowledge from server side. How can i do it?.
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All IP-packets are sent with a CRC32 checksum that the receiver recalculates to validate the data. If the checksum is incorrect, the packet is discarded.
This happens regardless of what you do, it's how the IP-protocol works.
If you're using an UDP ports, the sender will never be informed whether the receiver got the packet or not, at any OSI level, since UDP traffic is connectionless.
If you're using TCP ports, the sender will be sent an ACK for each packet. Whether the packet is to be resent or not is depending on a configurable threshold in the registry found at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SYSTEM/currentcontrolset/services/tcpip/parameters.
This means that the sender cannot be informed if the receiver got a corrupt packet since the receiving application will never get the packet since it's been discarded.
I suggest you implement a small protocol of your own at the OSI application level that send ACKs to the sender's application. You will then be informed if the receiver never got the packet by the absence of an ACK.
Hope this helps
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sivaprakashshanmugam wrote: e. Meaning i need acknowledge from server side. How can i do it?.
Send a ACK Packet back to client simple
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Hi friends,
I have an application that was designed in VS2002(VC 7).
Now when i tried 2 run the same in VS 2003, i am getting an error,
fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file 'mfc70.lib'
what might be the wrong with it ??
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