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Re: application.exit in web application

6-Nov-07 22:46

To do what? Close the web browser, or end the users session? If it's the web browser, use window.close()* in the client javascript. If the session, the code behind should use Session.Abandon();.

*If the window hasn't been opened from another browser, it won't close without prompting the user.

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Sunil Wise6-Nov-07 22:50

Sunil Wise

6-Nov-07 22:50

thanks for u r reply but i want to close the whole window that too in code behind

Re: application.exit in web application

Sunil Wise6-Nov-07 23:08

Sunil Wise

6-Nov-07 23:08

i got the solution iused the code below
Response.Write("javascript: parent.opener=''; " +
"parent.close();");

.NET Obfuscator Community Edition Problem.

Dinesh N Samarathunga6-Nov-07 22:42

Dinesh N Samarathunga

6-Nov-07 22:42

Hi,

I have created two projects, One is an EXE and other one is DLL. The DLL is referanced by EXE Project. The Exe & Dll Are working fine.

I Need to hide code of dll. So I use .NET Obfuscator Community edition (Which comes with VS 2005) to Obfuscat dll. It was done successfully.

The problem is Now when I am executing Exe it generate errors about missing Classes (Those classes are Withing DLL)

What can I do for this scenario ? Is it the nature of Community Edition ?

Please help me to solve this problem.

Thanks

Dinesh

Re: .NET Obfuscator Community Edition Problem.

Pete O'Hanlon6-Nov-07 22:44

Re: .NET Obfuscator Community Edition Problem.

6-Nov-07 22:44

Are you using reflection to load those classes? I don't think the community edition is any good for this type of situation.

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Dinesh N Samarathunga6-Nov-07 22:48

Dinesh N Samarathunga

6-Nov-07 22:48

Hi,

Thats correct. I use reflector to see the binary. Then What can I Use for this ?

Thanks

Dinesh

Re: .NET Obfuscator Community Edition Problem.

Pete O'Hanlon6-Nov-07 23:24

Putting Letters Into a c# 2.0 winforms app

6-Nov-07 23:24

Take a look at the ObfuscationAttribute in the System.Reflection namespace.

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Use IPSEC in C#

MWaqas Badar6-Nov-07 22:11

MWaqas Badar

6-Nov-07 22:11

How can i define IPSEC policies using C#? i have Windows XP with SP2. In fact i want to ban and allow Ip dynamically.

john346-Nov-07 21:02

john34

6-Nov-07 21:02

Hi all,

I was wondering if anyone could give me a push in the right direction Smile | :)

I am writing an application that needs to show letters. These Letters need to be updated with information about our customers from our database.
I have considered using RTF and regular expressions to find the positions to place the new data. I found a control TxTextControl but am worried that this may get a bit messy! Both in the database (storing huge RTF) and in the app.

Does anyone have any ideas on the direction I should take ??

Thanks
John

Pete O'Hanlon6-Nov-07 21:48

6-Nov-07 21:48

Well, as what you've described sounds exactly like mail merge, have you considered using Word? If you've got Word 2007 installed, you could even fill the information in by directly targeting the Word XML.

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john346-Nov-07 22:17

john34

6-Nov-07 22:17

Hi,

I have just been reading about the word docx (openxml) and it does sound good !
But am i able to emmbed the finished document into a c# winform ?

Thanks
John

Pete O'Hanlon6-Nov-07 22:41

6-Nov-07 22:41

Not without using a word viewer. As a quick thought though, have you considered using WPF and its support for documents? It has an inbuilt document viewer that allows you to view XPS documents. Office 2007 does allow you to save documents as XPS, so you could possibly use automation in office to generate the documents and then open them up in the DocumentViewer control.

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john346-Nov-07 23:14

john34

6-Nov-07 23:14

Thanks for the replies,

I need it embedded in the app so that I can put it out into the business and they can build up the letter by making selections e.g. a button that when clicked adds a disclaimer to the letter... these button clicks would then need to search a template document for a place holder and put in the relevant text. the docx seems to be able to do this but i need it so that the user can only manipulate the document in the app.

Any ideas Smile | :)

John

Pete O'Hanlon7-Nov-07 0:58

7-Nov-07 0:58

Well - the XPS solution would seem to be a goer for you. It's not trivial, but it will result in a document that you can manipulate through your code, and which renders out like a PDF. This[^] link should help.

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On Minimize Event

Programm3r6-Nov-07 20:23

Programm3r

6-Nov-07 20:23

Hi all,

I would like to know how a can get hold of the on minimize event of a form.

Many thanks in advance
Regards,

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Programm3r6-Nov-07 20:32

Programm3r

6-Nov-07 20:32

Use the forms Resize event and the FormWindowState enum to determine the
forms current state.

private void frmMain_Resize(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    if (System.Windows.Forms.FormWindowState.Minimized == FormWindowState.Minimized)
        this.Hide();
}

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N a v a n e e t h6-Nov-07 20:36

N a v a n e e t h

6-Nov-07 20:36

oops I was bit late

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N a v a n e e t h6-Nov-07 20:35

N a v a n e e t h

6-Nov-07 20:35

You have to handle resize event for the form. Assume your form is Form1

Form1 frm = (Form1)sender;
if ( frm.WindowState == FormWindowState.Minimized)
{
	//do your stuff here
}

Hope it helps

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