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encryption algorithm using cstring

7-Feb-08 2:59

It's been many years since I've used SQL, but surely the concept is still the same. See here.

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Francis K Antony6-Feb-08 21:42

Francis K Antony

6-Feb-08 21:42

hi

i have a application to encrypt the data using cstring

if any one of u post very simple encryption and decryption algorithm it will be helpful for me .

with advanced tkanks

francis

Franics K Antony

Re: encryption algorithm using cstring [modified]

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer6-Feb-08 22:50

Re: encryption algorithm using cstring

6-Feb-08 22:50

There is a CryptAPI in windows which you can use. It will be better than anything *I* can write. And if you're asking the question, it will be better than anything *you* can write either.

Iain.

Modified: Might be CryptoAPI. CryptAPI would be controlling the undead.

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modified on Thursday, February 07, 2008 4:57:32 AM

kakan7-Feb-08 0:16

kakan

7-Feb-08 0:16

Iain Clarke wrote:
CryptAPI would be controlling the undead.

I wonder what functions/methods it would have...

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Re: encryption algorithm using cstring

David Crow7-Feb-08 2:39

Re: encryption algorithm using cstring

7-Feb-08 2:39

Iain Clarke wrote:
Modified: Might be CryptoAPI.

Also known as CRAPI.

David Crow7-Feb-08 2:38

Require help on self extracting .exe and cab file

7-Feb-08 2:38

Francis K Antony wrote:
if any one of u post very simple encryption and decryption algorithm it will be helpful for me .

In your first sentence, you claim to already have such an application. Confused | :confused:

H4u326-Feb-08 21:26

H4u32

6-Feb-08 21:26

Hello all,

My reqirement is to download .CAB file containing OCX, EXE, INF files over net from specified URL. Having been downloaded .CAB file, it shold be self extracted and in turn call .exe on client machine That is, it should be autorun. If my OCX and exe is already there on remote machine then it should not download again and run existing one.

Please help me out. Any help is highly appreciated.

Thanks & Regards,
Hemang

Re: Require help on self extracting .exe and cab file

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer6-Feb-08 23:00

Re: Require help on self extracting .exe and cab file

6-Feb-08 23:00

What are you struggling with? I assume you've done some work already.

Can you download files? Can you extract files from CABs? Can you use CreateProcess? etc.

You're question needs to be broken into bite size chunks.

Good luck,

Iain.

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H4u327-Feb-08 0:10

H4u32

7-Feb-08 0:10

I want to download exe and run that exe from decided/desired default directory(C:\Windows). But i am not able to download it. I also require WSOCK.dll for my EXE. I am attaching my INF file code snippet to make things clear. I hope that from this code snippet you will be able to understand and help me out.

[version]
signature="$CHICAGO$"
AdvancedINF=2.0
[Add.Code]
CaptureActivex.ocx = CaptureActivex.ocx // My OCX
msvcrt.dll=msvcrt.dll
mfc80.dll=mfc80.dll
olepro32.dll=olepro32.dll
[CaptureActivex.ocx]
file-win32-x86=thiscab
clsid={C3525B97-002E-4062-8CBE-2A3B06FD39FE}
FileVersion=1,0,0,1
RegisterServer=yes
[msvcrt.dll]
FileVersion=7,0,3790,3959
hook=mfc80installer
[mfc80.dll]
FileVersion=8,0,50727,762
hook=mfc80installer
[olepro32.dll]
FileVersion=5,2,3790,3959
hook=mfc80installer
[mfc80installer]
file-win32-x86=http://activex.microsoft.com/controls/vc/mfc42.cab
run=%EXTRACT_DIR%\mfc42.exe

Thanks & Regards,
Hemang

Re: Require help on self extracting .exe and cab file

Waldermort7-Feb-08 1:18

Waldermort

7-Feb-08 1:18

Hemang Raval wrote:
I want to download exe and run that exe from decided/desired default directory(C:\Windows). But i am not able to download it.

Perhaps you could show us what you have already tried to code, from there we may be able to point you in the right direction.

Waldermort

Re: Require help on self extracting .exe and cab file

H4u327-Feb-08 1:36

H4u32

7-Feb-08 1:36

I have made an Activex control using MFC Activex Dll. Then I tried to call an EXE from that ActiveX.
For that I made cab file containing my OCX, EXE, dll, and INF files. Then after i tried to download an active control by using HTMl file located on some web server. This should extract cab file and in turn install and run EXE to and from desired location which i set from INF file. It is most probably C:\Windows. now can you tell whether i am folllowing correct path or not.

Thanks & Regards
Hemang

Re: Require help on self extracting .exe and cab file

David Crow7-Feb-08 2:42

Question about MFC dialog - and pointers to them ....

7-Feb-08 2:42

Hemang Raval wrote:
But i am not able to download it.

So why bother with anything else until you get this one piece figured out? Don't intentionally over-complicate things.

Yanshof6-Feb-08 20:58

Yanshof

6-Feb-08 20:58

Hi,

I wrote some class that derived from the class CDialog.
In my new class i have some object control on some CList.

I also have some other class that have pointer to this CDialog - and in some place in the code - i call Create method of this CDialog - and ShowDialog.

Until here all work find. But when i press button RefreshList that belong to the derived class i see that the CList control object is null and i don't understand why

Can someone help me ?

Thanks

Re: Question about MFC dialog - and pointers to them ....

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer6-Feb-08 23:04

Re: Question about MFC dialog - and pointers to them ....

6-Feb-08 23:04

Do you mean CList as in a list of objects, or CListBox / CListCtrl?

If it's a list - do you mean NULL, or just empty? If it's NULL - then why are you using a pointer? And at what point do you create a new List to point to? If you don't create one, then of course it's NULL.

If you mean it's empty, then do you put things into it? And if you do, look for any code that removes them.

If you mean a control, then you need to point the object at a window. Look up DDX_Control in the help files for information.

Iain.

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Hamid_RT10-Feb-08 21:54

Hamid_RT

10-Feb-08 21:54

Do you have any call this object of other place except this dialog?

Re: Question about MFC dialog - and pointers to them ....

Yanshof10-Feb-08 22:08

Yanshof

10-Feb-08 22:08

No - only calling this object in pressing dlg button ( in same class )

Re: Question about MFC dialog - and pointers to them ....

Hamid_RT11-Feb-08 3:35

Hamid_RT

11-Feb-08 3:35

So did you use of pointers on your project?

How to call IE proxy setting dialog box from .net application

Bala.A6-Feb-08 20:38

Bala.A

6-Feb-08 20:38

Hi all
I have a rather strange requirement . My current feeling is Shell Programming but not sure what I have to do ..
Well ,
Is there any way to launch IE proxy setting dialog(IE->Tools menu ->internet options->connections tap ->LAN settings) from .net application ? the requirement is proxy setting dialog box alone should popup(not along with IE) if we click a button in the application. In fact I saw some Win32 APIs like WinHttpGetProxyForUrl ..are avilable to get/set the same but I prefer the "original IE dialog" to appear and get set .

Could any of you please throw some light on this ? Is it possible in the first place ?

Thank you in advance for your help.

regards
Confused | :confused:

Bala

Re: How to call IE proxy setting dialog box from .net application

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer6-Feb-08 23:05

DLL function by ordinal v.s. by name

6-Feb-08 23:05

Bala.A wrote:
from .net application

You'll get more help in one of the .net forums. If you've posted this question in 17 different forums, then you're a very naughty boy.

Iain.

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George_George6-Feb-08 20:34

George_George

6-Feb-08 20:34

Hello everyone,

1. Generally speaking using GetProcAddress through ordinal is faster than through name, right?

2. Why?

thanks in advance,
George

CPallini6-Feb-08 21:04

CPallini

6-Feb-08 21:04

George_George wrote:
Generally speaking using GetProcAddress through ordinal is faster than through name, right?

If you mean that strcmp is slower than indexing an array I agree. But I don't think this kind of optimization really matters in applications.

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George_George7-Feb-08 3:30

George_George

7-Feb-08 3:30

Thanks CPallini,

I ask this question only for pure technical interest. Do you mean in your experience or in theory by ordinal is faster? Why?

regards,
George

CPallini7-Feb-08 3:58

CPallini

7-Feb-08 3:58

George_George wrote:
Do you mean in your experience or in theory by ordinal is faster? Why?

I've no big experience of DLL calls via GetProcAddress since I usually use load time linking approach.
Anyway I never experience performance issues.
My previous post points out that lookup using integers is usually faster that the one using strings, but, IMHO the performance improvement is usually negligible.
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