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Re: asp.net Sathesh Sakthivel16-Jul-07 3:00 Sathesh Sakthivel 16-Jul-07 3:00  what you have coded so for. if you get any problem ask here for help. Here we cannot do your homework. Regards, Satips. Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow; Don't walk behind me, I may not lead; Walk beside me, and just be my friend. - Albert Camus Re: asp.net Vasudevan Deepak Kumar16-Jul-07 7:54 Vasudevan Deepak Kumar 16-Jul-07 7:54  Vasudevan Deepak Kumar Personal Homepage Tech Gossips Re: asp.net Paddy Boyd16-Jul-07 3:12 Paddy Boyd 16-Jul-07 3:12  You could have a look at this for a starting point: http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/ProgressBar_for_ASPNET.asp[^] Re: asp.net Rasal doss Solomon16-Jul-07 20:17 Rasal doss Solomon 16-Jul-07 20:17  Thank you very much The rules leckey16-Jul-07 4:00 leckey 16-Jul-07 4:00  http://www.codeproject.com/scrapbook/ForumGuidelines.asp[^] _____________________________________________ Flea Market! It's just like...it's just like...A MINI-MALL! Chart reccomendation Senseicads16-Jul-07 2:27 Senseicads 16-Jul-07 2:27  Hi Wondering if you fine fellows can reccomend a charting/graphing library for me to use. Doesn't need to be dynamic, don't mind paying a bit for it altho a free one would be nice Licence needs to be able to be distributed freely when we have used it though. Needs to do simple bars and pie charts. We were using simplechart but that doesn't allow us a lot of freedom to customise it. Thanks Ian Re: Chart reccomendation Mubashir Javaid16-Jul-07 2:37 Mubashir Javaid 16-Jul-07 2:37  download free developer version of charting from http://www.dotnetcharting.com/download.aspx Re: Chart reccomendation Senseicads16-Jul-07 2:41 Senseicads 16-Jul-07 2:41  I seen that one before, it puts me off because the licencing issues aren't what we are looking for. We need something that we can pay once and distribute freely there after. We have a number of clients all running the same applications on their own servers so the licencing offers on .netcharting really wouldn't be useable for us. thanks for the input tho Cheers Ian Re: Chart reccomendation Mubashir Javaid16-Jul-07 2:52 Mubashir Javaid 16-Jul-07 2:52  here is link for open source charting libraries http://csharp-source.net/open-source/charting-and-reporting Re: Chart reccomendation Senseicads16-Jul-07 3:03 Senseicads 16-Jul-07 3:03  Thanks Mubashir, thats a good list will have a look thru them and see if anything leaps out any you would personally reccomend? Cheers Ian Re: Chart reccomendation -Dr_X-18-Jul-07 10:07 -Dr_X- 18-Jul-07 10:07  We use the Infragistic suite which has a chart control. It is a bit of a ramp up on using it though. Once ramped up it has quite a variety of graphs types that can be utilized. Michael I firmly believe that any man's finest hour, the greatest fulfillment of all that he holds dear, is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle - victorious. Vince Lombardi (1913-1970) Implementing Rss toolkit with asp.net 2.0giving error harryforum16-Jul-07 2:00 harryforum 16-Jul-07 2:00  Error in web.config: could not load file or assembly 'Rss toolkit' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified regards Harry Ad/ Banner Management System wEb GuRu...16-Jul-07 1:35 wEb GuRu... 16-Jul-07 1:35  Hi guys Any idea from where I can find a free Ad Management Control OR Application, which I can easily integrate with existing application... I have been googling for this but cudn't find ONE using ASP.net 2.0 with VB.net...! All the way from Sialkot ... Re: Ad/ Banner Management System sathesh pandian19-Jul-07 2:12 sathesh pandian 19-Jul-07 2:12  try hotscripts.com All The Best Sathesh Pandian 3 Tier VS 2 Tier Archana New to Dotnet16-Jul-07 0:53 Archana New to Dotnet 16-Jul-07 0:53  Can any one please tell me ..wat is the advantage of using 3 Tier. I was using 2 tier for my earlier Projects but I was asked to use 3 Tier now. Thanks in Advance Re: 3 Tier VS 2 Tier Sathesh Sakthivel16-Jul-07 0:58 Sathesh Sakthivel 16-Jul-07 0:58  To begin with, the reasons behind three-tiered architecture. It has nothing to do with "code factoring". It has to do with scalability. Not performance. Scalability. They are completely different issues, especially in the context of complex business applications. In enterprise applications, it's not good enough that your end-to-end performance be good, it's also important that those machines service requests quickly, which is where a two-tiered architecture fails (and which is why people came up with the idea of a three-tiered architecture in the first place). This is the difference between performance and scalability. Now, instead, think of a three-tier system. The web server handles the request, and passes off to another server (load balanced on the back end) to do the business processing (we're assuming here that the business processing is substantial compared to the display processing, which is usually the case in an enterprise context). Now, the web server can continue accepting requests up to its networking capacity, but it can offload its business processing onto *multiple* other machines if needs be, so that each request can happen faster, which is what the end user perceives as "better performance". Regards, Satips. Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow; Don't walk behind me, I may not lead; Walk beside me, and just be my friend. - Albert Camus Re: 3 Tier VS 2 Tier Archana New to Dotnet16-Jul-07 3:13 Archana New to Dotnet 16-Jul-07 3:13  Thank you very much Re: 3 Tier VS 2 Tier Sathesh Sakthivel16-Jul-07 4:18 Sathesh Sakthivel 16-Jul-07 4:18  Glad to help Always Regards, Satips. Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow; Don't walk behind me, I may not lead; Walk beside me, and just be my friend. - Albert Camus Re: 3 Tier VS 2 Tier Mircea Grelus17-Jul-07 4:01 Mircea Grelus 17-Jul-07 4:01  I don't see no quotes in your response. And I doubt you're Jack Lund[^] Cheers, Mircea Many people spend their life going to sleep when they’re not sleepy and waking up while they still are. How we can see the movies in the same aspx page?? bijeshputhalath16-Jul-07 0:41 bijeshputhalath 16-Jul-07 0:41  Hi friends, I uploaded 5 movies in youtube ,i want to watch the same 5 movies through my asp.net project.(ie in .aspx page ,but all in one page,)while i click the first movie to watch ,then only need to load the first movie i uploaded??Any idea about this problem??Please help.... with regards and thanks in advance I want to close this page to all users Ahmed El-Badry16-Jul-07 0:12 Ahmed El-Badry 16-Jul-07 0:12  when someone open this page and aonther user tray open it see msg this page opened by aonther user used VS 2003 Ahmed El-Badry Re: I want to close this page to all users Manas Bhardwaj16-Jul-07 0:16 Manas Bhardwaj 16-Jul-07 0:16  Ahmed El-Badry wrote: when someone open this page and aonther user tray open it First of all from where the user tray comes into the scene? Anyway, what I understood is, you have a web application in which you want a particular page to be opened only by an user at a time. Am i goin right? Well, I can not understand the reason why you are doing this, but solution can be very simple. Maintain a application state, and store information in it if some one has already opened in it. Display the message accordingly. Re: I want to close this page to all users Ahmed El-Badry16-Jul-07 0:23 Ahmed El-Badry 16-Jul-07 0:23  yes i have web application and i want this page opend only by one user when this user close it The user is the only one who can open at the same time Ahmed El-Badry Re: I want to close this page to all users Eduard Keilholz16-Jul-07 1:08 Eduard Keilholz 16-Jul-07 1:08  And how do you want to determine that a user closes the page?? Other from that... use the Application[] variables... Application["InUse"] = true;<br /> .: I love it when a plan comes together :. http://www.zonderpunt.nl Re: I want to close this page to all users Mubashir Javaid16-Jul-07 2:33 Mubashir Javaid 16-Jul-07 2:33  use applicatoin object in the way let suppose add this statement on page load. if (Application["PageState"] == null) { Application["PageState"] = "Opened"; } else { Application["PageState"] = null; } this object is application level and is visible to all users.

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