Re: Convert Class file to a DLL file - C# Discussion Boards

28-Sep-08 16:14

Hey guys

I am doing C# asp.net . I need to generate all my class module / file into a .DLL file format
Is it possible to do it in VS 2005. I have been searching online for it. But dun see to get alot of answer
Any helps or resources will be appreciate

Thanks a million
Cheers

KaKaShi HaTaKe

N a v a n e e t h28-Sep-08 17:22

28-Sep-08 17:22

You can put class libraries into separate project (Class library project). When you build this project, DLLs will be created automatically.

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HatakeKaKaShi28-Sep-08 17:32

28-Sep-08 17:32

Ok ..... but what about Codebehind file for aspx? Eg like. aspx.cs to DLL is that possible for website?

KaKaShi HaTaKe

N a v a n e e t h28-Sep-08 17:36

28-Sep-08 17:36

When you publish the website, it can create DLLs.

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HatakeKaKaShi28-Sep-08 17:46

28-Sep-08 17:46

Sorry... So how am i going to publish it.... all i do is to copy the files to the server and create virtual directory from IIS to direct to the folder there... Regarding publish me have no clue....... Any Resource or Guide can share
Thanks bros

KaKaShi HaTaKe

N a v a n e e t h28-Sep-08 17:54

28-Sep-08 17:54

HatakeKaKaShi wrote:
all i do is to copy the files to the server and create virtual directory from IIS to direct to the folder there.

That is one way to publish. There are other methods which involves DLL creation.

HatakeKaKaShi wrote:
Regarding publish me have no clue....... Any Resource or Guide can share

Search in google. You will find plenty of examples.

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HatakeKaKaShi28-Sep-08 21:34

28-Sep-08 21:34

Alright
Thanks BRo...

KaKaShi HaTaKe

Re: HTTP request on network

Guffa28-Sep-08 22:23

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28-Sep-08 22:23

Use the Publish option in the Build menu. You can publish directly to a server (i.e. FTP) or a local folder on your computer which you can copy to the server. Publishing this way creates a compiled site with only the files needed.

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mihksoft28-Sep-08 8:49

mihksoft

28-Sep-08 8:49

Hy!

I want to make a application to monitor what sites are loaded by the browsers(IE, Firefox) used on a computer.
can anybody help me how can I start?

thanks

Devin Doucette28-Sep-08 15:08

Devin Doucette

28-Sep-08 15:08

One way of doing this would be to create an HTTP proxy server that logs whatever you want and have the browsers use that proxy. You could run the proxy locally or on another machine. A more reliable way of doing this is to monitor it on a router.

Sending/Recieving Byte(s) To/From USB Port

Vahid Keykhaey28-Sep-08 8:32

Vahid Keykhaey

28-Sep-08 8:32

Hello, I want to send bytes to a device attached to USB port in C#.
but i can not know about how to communicate with USB.
So Please help me to do it.
Thanks A lot.

Re: Sending/Recieving Byte(s) To/From USB Port

Mbah Dhaim28-Sep-08 10:36

Mbah Dhaim

28-Sep-08 10:36

Use SerialPort, set its parameters according your usb port (baud rate etc).

hope it helps.

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Re: Sending/Recieving Byte(s) To/From USB Port

Giorgi Dalakishvili28-Sep-08 10:39

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28-Sep-08 10:39

If the connected device uses serial port you can use SerialPort class from .Net Framework. You can also use this library for communicating with the device: LibUsbDotNet[^]

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Neo Andreson28-Sep-08 8:17

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28-Sep-08 8:17

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N a v a n e e t h28-Sep-08 8:21

28-Sep-08 8:21

Neo Andreson wrote:
Class object can be Sterilized in C#?

Do you mean serialized?

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Neo Andreson28-Sep-08 8:36

Neo Andreson

28-Sep-08 8:36

yes i mean serialized.Sorry for wrong post.
I got it.Cause i was searching with wrong keyword.
Thank you.

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Vimalsoft(Pty) Ltd28-Sep-08 20:18

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28-Sep-08 20:18

I thought there was a Chapter i missed in C# Sterilized Smile | :)

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Shog⁹28-Sep-08 9:14

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28-Sep-08 9:14

Neo Andreson wrote:
Class object can be Sterilized in C#?
could anybody help me to do it??

Well... I do have these pliers... $Shucks | :-\$

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Mark Salsbery28-Sep-08 11:04

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28-Sep-08 11:04

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Pete O'Hanlon28-Sep-08 9:27

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28-Sep-08 9:27

Neo Andreson wrote:
Class object can be Sterilized in C#?

Start off by boiling it.

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PIEBALDconsult28-Sep-08 9:46

PIEBALDconsult

28-Sep-08 9:46

Bah... alcohol.

Pete O'Hanlon28-Sep-08 9:50

Pete O'Hanlon

28-Sep-08 9:50

Don't waste good alcohol.

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