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Re: XmlReader problem when XML has non foreign special characters [modified]

3-Aug-06 22:40

Specify the encoding when you create the streamreader. Example:

StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(fileName, Encoding.GetEncoding("windows-1250"));

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lmoelleb3-Aug-06 22:56

lmoelleb

3-Aug-06 22:56

I recommend fixing the XML document instead of trying to make your program read invalid XML.

See for example here[^]

The default encoding is UTF-8, if you use anything else you must
a) Specify it in the header
b) Kill yourself to save the world from yet more ANSI junk. Only exception is if you use another Unicode encoding (UTF-16 for example), but normally this is not needed. Smile | :)

Re: XmlReader problem when XML has non foreign special characters [modified]

eggie55-Aug-06 21:02

eggie5

5-Aug-06 21:02

First of all, what is your code, what reader are you using? An xml reader, DOM, SAX, or a text reader?

No doc type (header)?? That's actually not valid XML. Is it possible to include it? Short of a Byte order mark, w/o the doc type there is NO way to accurately figure out the encoding of file.

If you can't add the doc type to your XML doc, you must specify the encoding in your code. UTF-8 would be a safe guess.

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To Add a User to Windows programtically

Deepa N3-Aug-06 20:48

Deepa N

3-Aug-06 20:48

Hi,

I want to know is it possbile to add a user to windows programtically? if yes,please point me to the header files and Dll which i should add in my Project for doing this and the method call i should perform for doing this.

Thanks in Advance
Deepa

Re: To Add a User to Windows programtically

Shajeel3-Aug-06 21:10

Shajeel

3-Aug-06 21:10

if you are using Active Directory try this
Adding new Windows User Account using Active Directory[^]

if you are talking about local user try this
http://www.thejackol.com/2004/08/03/create-a-local-windows-user-account-cnet/[^]

Regards
Shajeel

oledBconnection error

skyeddie3-Aug-06 19:27

skyeddie

3-Aug-06 19:27

hi all i have this pro on hand now.. i have downloaded some sample database applications from the internet..however when i want to debug it i gives me the error--An unhandled exception of type "system.Data.OleDb.OledbException" occurred in system.data.dll

does this errors occur due to where the dB file is located..is it correct? can someone out there help will this pro? and maybe guide me to correcting it ..thanks in advance..

an extract on of codes where the problem is highlighted is below:the pro is bold...thanks in advance

private void fclsMain_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
m_cnADONewConnection.ConnectionString =
@"Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=c:\temp\contacts.mdb";
m_daDataAdapter =
new OleDbDataAdapter("Select * From Contacts",m_cnADONewConnection);
OleDbCommandBuilder m_cbCommandBuilder = new OleDbCommandBuilder(m_daDataAdapter);
m_daDataAdapter.Fill(m_dtContacts);
this.ShowCurrentRecord();

one of the ans i got is entering cnADONewConnection.Open();
before m_daDataAdapter.Fill(m_dtContacts);
but i got an error like this C:\Documents and Settings\STUDENT\Desktop\Database Example\Form1.cs(235): The type or namespace name 'cnADONewConnection' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)

can anyone please give me more detailed help as im really new to this

Re: oledBconnection error

Expert Coming3-Aug-06 19:47

Re: oledBconnection error

3-Aug-06 19:47

Make sure you have all the DLLs needed on your machine, and then make sure they are all referenced.

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skyeddie3-Aug-06 20:01

skyeddie

3-Aug-06 20:01

could u tell me how i can solve this with more details Smile | :)

thanks

Re: oledBconnection error

Expert Coming3-Aug-06 20:30

3-Aug-06 20:30

Goto www.google.com.

Search for Oledbconnector drivers. Look for the ones from microsoft.

Download them.

Add them as a reference.

If that doesn't work then the way you explain the problem needs to be described better.

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santhoshalakshmi3-Aug-06 18:42

santhoshalakshmi

3-Aug-06 18:42

I am using C# to set parameters and calling a .rdl report (SQL Reporting services) in a report viewer object(in C#).
The data for the report is being generated by stored procedures in the backend.
My doubt is
' How do we post a message when the report does not display any data' ?
Can this be done after the report is generated or in any other way' ..

Thank you,
Nit

Re: hi

Expert Coming3-Aug-06 19:07

3-Aug-06 19:07

Check to see if any data is being taken from the query and if not display something saying just that.

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Method Returns Twice

Expert Coming3-Aug-06 18:18

3-Aug-06 18:18

This method returns the string twice! How?

public string UniversalRegEx(string szMyRegEx, string szWhatFor, string szWhatThrough)
{
//The universal RegEx
//Set it (Query, What it will put as a heading)
Regex rxFind = new Regex((szMyRegEx), RegexOptions.IgnoreCase);

MatchCollection matches = rxFind.Matches(szWhatThrough);

foreach(Match m in matches)
{
szInformation = (szWhatFor + ": " + m.Groups["mmatch"]);
}
return szInformation;
}

I am stuck on this. I use this method and it works, but when I have it search for Residence, it returns szInformation twice some how. Is there a ghost in the code?

Thanks for your time.

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Guffa3-Aug-06 19:02

3-Aug-06 19:02

A function can not return more than a single value. What exactly do you mean when you say that it returns something twice?

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Expert Coming3-Aug-06 19:06

3-Aug-06 19:06

That is what I thought but when I run the function it returns two different strings on one call. I have been running through my code over and over to see if it is called more than once and it isn't.

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Daniel Turini3-Aug-06 20:21

Daniel Turini

3-Aug-06 20:21

ExpertComing wrote:
That is what I thought but when I run the function it returns two different strings on one call. I have been running through my code over and over to see if it is called more than once and it isn't.

I still fail to understand how it can be. Can you create a simple application (e.g., a Main() only, with a Console.WriteLine() call) showing your problem?

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Guffa5-Aug-06 13:36

5-Aug-06 13:36

ExpertComing wrote:
That is what I thought but when I run the function it returns two different strings on one call.

No, it doesn't. A method can only have one return value. Period. There is no exception. Ever.

Why do you think that it returns two strings?

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Shajeel3-Aug-06 20:20

Shajeel

3-Aug-06 20:20

what do you mean by returning twice. is it that when u call function like

string result = UniversalRegEx(...);

result contains "Returned ValueReturned Value" rather than "Returned Value"???

Regards
Shajeel

Expert Coming3-Aug-06 20:27

3-Aug-06 20:27

No, what I do is call the function like this to display the results.

StringRegEx(">Profession Frown | :(

<mmatch>[a-z]+)", "Vocation", szCharacterProfile))

It outputs:

Vocation: Knight
Vocation: Knight

Why???!!!

If you wish to help me and look at the live code, is there a way to transfer e-mail addresses in a way that is non-public. That is the only way I'll share my live code.

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Re: Method Returns Twice [modified]

Shajeel3-Aug-06 20:38

Shajeel

3-Aug-06 20:38

you gave the code for function UniversalRegEx() and here you are calling StringRegEx()???

where are you writing the output. is it using console.writeline() or some textbox.

as for function returning twice, why dont you just add break point on the function return and check how many times it reaches there?

Regards
Shajeel

lmoelleb3-Aug-06 20:44

lmoelleb

3-Aug-06 20:44

You must skip the first entry in the groups - it contains everything matched (as if there was a paranthesis around the entire expression).

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Christian Graus3-Aug-06 20:52

Christian Graus

3-Aug-06 20:52

ExpertComing wrote:
foreach(Match m in matches)
{
szInformation = (szWhatFor + ": " + m.Groups["mmatch"]);
}

Why would you step through all the matches and not accumulate their contents ? Why not just ask for the last one in the group, it's the only one you're going to get.

You need to post the calling code. This code cannot return twice, no code can. You must be calling it twice. However, I do note that your return value is not created within the call, perhaps it's being a member variable is somehow contributing to the problem.

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Expert Coming3-Aug-06 21:31

3-Aug-06 21:31

As for the reason that I am running through a loop, reused code. Who doesn't do it. Adn the only reason it is still a loop is because I haven't gone and did the efficiency reprogramming yet, I believe in functionality first.

And as far as code returning twice I don't see how it can either, code by definition should, if given the same information in, give the same result, so only one result. I am only calling the code once.

What do you mean since it is a member variable though, that is an interesting path.

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Guffa5-Aug-06 13:45