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how print a pdf file in asp.net ?
if client pc does not have a adobe reader
and don't want to open it
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If they don't have Adobe, there are some libraries you can buy to side step their requirement. The one I found, cost about $8000.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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5ed!. Yeah, someone down voted you for saying that 
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Because I didn't do his job, I guess. I was wrong, anyhow, I missed that this was the ASP.NET forum, so there's literally nothing he can do.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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amit sahu20 wrote: how print a pdf file in asp.net ?
if client pc does not have a adobe reader
and don't want to open it
That is stupid.
1 - ASP.NET can't print files to clients printer
2 - ASP.NET can't burn a CD
3 - ASP.NET can't access client machine's file system
That being said, ASP.NET runs on a server, process the server tags found on the request and returns HTML to the browser. To open a PDF file, users need a PDF reader, acrobat reader or some other. ASP.NET can't control this.
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than x Navaneeth
yep .. Is there is any way to convert it to html format for printing purpose
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Same answer I gave you before - buy a library.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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Rather would create a transform module of your own that will create an html file of your choice and that you can print via your client machines. If you have this html created, you can transfer it to client and display print dialog or save dialog to perform action.
neeraj
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there r 3 modes of session in Asp.net sqlserver is 1 among them in that case how to configure sqlserver dbase
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Abhijit Jana wrote: HOW TO: Configure SQL Server to Store ASP.NET Session State[^]
This link and Reply to that message link is same 
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Thanks for point it out.![Rose | [Rose]](https://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif) Corrected !!! 
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.Net is having default garbage collection. what is the advantage of using
System.GC.Collect().
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Member 3057887 wrote: .Net is having default garbage collection. what is the advantage of using
System.GC.Collect().
.NET garbage collector won't run always and you can't predict when it will run. GC.Collect() invokes the garbage collector and forcing for a cleanup. It is not recommended to use it unless you know what you are doing. When GC.Collect() is called, it freezes all executing threads until it finishes. This may degrade your application performance.
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good morning,
i can use a gridview in controlpanel and create a table by using sqlserver and i connected that table to the gridview.but i can use a textbox,if cursor is focus on the textbox then only the grid view is display and any data is selected on the gridview that data should be dispatch to textbox.
plz send a solution to my problem.thank u.
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Sounds like you need to write some javascript to do what you're trying to explain.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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I'm using asp.net and sql server, i have to time field type call login and logout i want to findout between that how many hour he spend...
Ex:
Login Time: 11:50:39
Logout Time: 12:35:03
1.how is find logout?
2.if System Problem then to store logout time automatically stored logout time.
3.i am closeing the webpage (not using proper logout) store logout time automatically.
any solution ?
please Suggest me.
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nithydurai wrote: .how is find logout?
Don't you have a logout button?
nithydurai wrote: .i am closeing the webpage (not using proper logout) store logout time automatically.
Method 1
You need to write code for this in session_end event. If you are using InProc sessions, session_end will be fired. It will be fired when the session timeout reaches not immediately when user closes the browser.
Method 2
Handle JS close event, do AJAX call to update the logout time. This method is not reliable as JS can be turned off at client side.
Method 3
Assume your session timeout is 20 minutes. Create a SQL job which periodically checks the table and if the allowed time limit exceeds (current time > login time + 20 minutes) just update the logout time column.
BTW, It is very tough to keep the accurate values in all these methods.
Hope it helps
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nithydurai wrote: can you give any example
Example for what? This is something big topic than to explain in a forum post. I hope the methods which I explained was clear. You can try it and come back if you have any issues.
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can you give any links or material
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I have looked at storring the logout time to keep a history, but I do not believe it is possible without javascript.
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can you use sqlconnection in javascript? if u can give some example coding....
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Any body can help me ...How to Decompile .aspx file to get source codefile ?????
Thanks in advance
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Your question is not clear. What do you meant by de-compiling aspx files?
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