ASP.NET

27-Mar-08 11:41

I have to admit, you at least did a google after last time. However, you have no right to be abusive when people point out the obvious. You need to do more than copy and paste to be a programmer, you need to read the sample code you find, understand it, and configure it for your use. In this case, you need to provide a real mail server name.

I assume you just work for SwastikInfoSystems, but have you thought of telling your clueless manager that the name he chose for his company is offensive to his target market ?

Christian Graus

Please read this if you don't understand the answer I've given you

"also I don't think "TranslateOneToTwoBillion OneHundredAndFortySevenMillion FourHundredAndEightyThreeThousand SixHundredAndFortySeven()" is a very good choice for a function name" - SpacixOne ( offering help to someone who really needed it ) ( spaces added for the benefit of people running at < 1280x1024 )

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SwastikInfosystems26-Mar-08 23:55

SwastikInfosystems

26-Mar-08 23:55

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Christian Graus26-Mar-08 23:58

26-Mar-08 23:58

Try ere[^].

SwastikInfosystems wrote:
SwastikInfosystems

What a horrible name. I thought it was swastikainfosystems for a moment there. You may want to reconsider it.

J4amieC27-Mar-08 0:29

J4amieC

27-Mar-08 0:29

Christian Graus wrote:
What a horrible name. I thought it was swastikainfosystems for a moment there.

You were not far off. check out their logo:
http://swastikinfosystems.com/[^]

WTF | :WTF:

I thought the indian contingecy were weird for using "My Dear", but not understanding the relevance in the Western world of using the swastika is just plain dumb! (In case you dont know the swastika was used as a religious symbol for a long time before the third reich adopted it)

Paul Conrad27-Mar-08 6:32

Paul Conrad

27-Mar-08 6:32

J4amieC wrote:
check out their logo

Yikes

"The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer

"Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon

Christian Graus27-Mar-08 11:15

27-Mar-08 11:15

A swastika is an Indian symbol and not a symbol of hatred or war, there. LOL - I just read the rest of your post, so you know that. Yes, they obviously did no research, and know nothing of western history.

Martin Jose27-Mar-08 1:49

Martin Jose

27-Mar-08 1:49

You remember Nazis. Right? Laugh | :laugh:

Don’t worry he is an Indian. Swastika is a symbol of their god.

J4amieC27-Mar-08 1:57

J4amieC

27-Mar-08 1:57

Martin Jose wrote:
Swastika is a symbol of their god.

Yes, it is... but that does not change the fact that it has a very different meaning in the western world.

Christian Graus27-Mar-08 11:15

27-Mar-08 11:15

WE know that, but they obviously have no idea what it means in their target market

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Laxmikant Lad26-Mar-08 23:20

Laxmikant Lad

26-Mar-08 23:20

Hi Friends

I want to write some data to a text file.
How can I know file is already been used by other process ?

Thanking you,

Laxmikant

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eyeseetee26-Mar-08 23:47

eyeseetee

26-Mar-08 23:47

How do you mean:

Laxmikant Lad wrote:
been used by other process ?

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Christian Graus26-Mar-08 23:48

Running a program at the Client..

26-Mar-08 23:48

use Path.GEtTempFile to get a unique filename. The only way I know to know if a file is in use, is to use a try/catch block when trying to access it.

Why are you writing text files on your server ? If you have many users, perhaps a database is a better place for it ?

ptr2void26-Mar-08 23:07

ptr2void

26-Mar-08 23:07

There is a node A and from this I am trying to access
node B (the web server) with url:

http://172.16.216.187/test/Default.aspx

Now what code shall I write in the Default.aspx.cs at Page_Load (at node B, the web server) such that any program (say notepad.exe) runs on node A.

I tried :

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("notepad.exe");

But this does not help..

Any solution??
Thanx in advance..

Som

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Sandeep Akhare26-Mar-08 23:15

Sandeep Akhare

26-Mar-08 23:15

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ptr2void26-Mar-08 23:21

ptr2void

26-Mar-08 23:21

playing with bugs ) wrote:
Just redirect the user to the exe of the prgramme i think that will work

Can you elaborate on that with a snippet of code?

Som

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Sandeep Akhare26-Mar-08 23:37

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26-Mar-08 23:37

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ptr2void26-Mar-08 23:50

ptr2void

26-Mar-08 23:50

playing with bugs ) wrote:
Response.Redirect("Relative Path/nameofExe.exe");
I think a window will pop do you want to save or run this exe

As far as my understanding goes, this would prompt me to run/save the exe from the web server..

What I want to do is run an application present in the Clients computer..
Any application will do, but it should run the application from clients system and not save or run the application from the web server..

As I am new to ASP.NET, I read that ASP is a server side programming..

So can we use ASP.NET to run applications on the Client side??

Do I have to inject scripts the server code to do all this??

Som

Paddy Boyd26-Mar-08 23:54

Paddy Boyd

26-Mar-08 23:54

You cannot run programs on the client using asp.net. You'll need to code some kind of activeX control or applet to do this. But you should consider what you are doing - a lot of people would not be happy to have their web browser control their pc in this fashion.

Christian Graus26-Mar-08 23:59

26-Mar-08 23:59

Another person who has no idea what ASP.NET is or does, and is paid to write ASP.NET code. I weep....

Christian Graus26-Mar-08 23:55

26-Mar-08 23:55

Som.Paul wrote:
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("notepad.exe");

Of course not. your C# code runs on the server. You want to run an exe on the client. I'd suggest you're going to have a hell of a time doing that.