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connecting to the Deleted Objects container in AD

lane0p212-Mar-09 5:43

12-Mar-09 5:43

Hi All,
i'm trying to connect to the Deleted objects container in AD by using:
DirectoryEntry de = new DirectoryEntry("LDAP://CN=Deleted Objects,DC=domain,DC=com")
and it is retuning with an error saying - There is no such object on the sever. but i can see it when i use LDP!!

can anyone help?

Many Thanks,

phil

database in sql server 2000 using c#

mariamkhaqan12-Mar-09 5:37

mariamkhaqan

12-Mar-09 5:37

hi i want to make a database in sql server 2000 using c# withoust using sql server enterprise manager, how it will be done? please help me i have searched alot but unable to find enough information

Re: database in sql server 2000 using c#

Teuz12-Mar-09 6:05

Teuz

12-Mar-09 6:05

Just run the CREATE DATABASE query

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms176061.aspx[^]

and then create your tables

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms174979.aspx[^]

Hope this helps.

Re: database in sql server 2000 using c#

mariamkhaqan13-Mar-09 4:01

mariamkhaqan

13-Mar-09 4:01

thanks alot

Re: database in sql server 2000 using c#

Michael Bookatz12-Mar-09 6:23

Michael Bookatz

12-Mar-09 6:23

there is this thing called a book... In it they have examples and tell you how to do things. Plus if you want to make life hard for yourself with out using enterprise manager you should be able to do this yourself!

Re: database in sql server 2000 using c#

mariamkhaqan13-Mar-09 4:00

mariamkhaqan

13-Mar-09 4:00

hi from where i can get that book, and there is a restriction cant use enterprise manager

Simple question about controls

bouli12-Mar-09 5:14

bouli

12-Mar-09 5:14

Hello gurus,

I have a simple question for C# masters concerning controls.

I have a series of label with a formated name.

In a loop, I want to recover a pointer on the control (a label) by giving its name as a string.

for example:

<br />
Label lbl = null;<br />
string lblName = "";<br />
<br />
for (int i=0; i<5; i++)<br />
{<br />
  lblName = "lblL" + i.ToString(); // lblName will contain "lblL0", "lblL1" etc.<br />
<br />
  // here is what I'm looking for...<br />
  lbl = ???; // the label is supposed to point on the label with the built name contained in the variable lblName.<br />
<br />
<br />
  // now the lbl variable points on the right control with name given by the variable lblName<br />
  lbl.Text = i.ToString();<br />
}<br />
<br />

How to make the control pointing to the right one given its name?

I hope you understood my question in my poor english.

Best regards.

Fred.

There is no spoon.

Re: Simple question about controls

RyanMorris12-Mar-09 5:20

RyanMorris

12-Mar-09 5:20

Hi Fred,

Would the following solve your problem:

lbl = new Label();
lbl = (Label)FindControl("lblName");

Ryan

Re: Simple question about controls [modified]

bouli12-Mar-09 5:30

bouli

12-Mar-09 5:30

Yes, that's it, in a recursive way and for WinForms.

There is no spoon.

modified on Thursday, March 12, 2009 10:41 AM

Re: Simple question about controls

RyanMorris12-Mar-09 5:55

RyanMorris

12-Mar-09 5:55

Sorry, my mistake. How about something like this:

Control myControl = new Control();
foreach (Control c in this.Controls)
{
  if (c.Name == "lblName")
  {
    myControl = c;                              
  }
}

Re: Simple question about controls

Yusuf12-Mar-09 5:25

Yusuf

12-Mar-09 5:25

Is this[^] what you looking?

Yusuf

Oh didn't you notice, analogous to square roots, they recently introduced rectangular, circular, and diamond roots to determine the size of the corresponding shapes when given the area. Luc Pattyn[^]

Re: Simple question about controls

bouli12-Mar-09 5:38

bouli

12-Mar-09 5:38

Something like that but for WinForms...

There is no spoon.

Re: Simple question about controls

Yusuf12-Mar-09 5:56

Yusuf

12-Mar-09 5:56

The is no FindContol method in WinForm. You can implenet your own

for this to work the control names need to be unique.

public static Control FindControl(string controlName)
{
 if (!controlName.Empty)
     return this.Controls.Find(controlName, true)[0];
 
 return null;  

}

Re: Simple question about controls

bouli12-Mar-09 6:42

bouli

12-Mar-09 6:42

Ok, got it Smile | :)

Thanks.

There is no spoon.

Re: Simple question about controls

musefan12-Mar-09 6:03

musefan

12-Mar-09 6:03

you dont need to loop the controls, you can simple access it like an array and specify the control name, i.e.

Label lbl = (Label)Form1.Controls[lblName];

Life goes very fast. Tomorrow, today is already yesterday.

ATM program in consol application

btata12-Mar-09 5:07

btata

12-Mar-09 5:07

now i want to do the security code for atm program on consol application
like if the user of the ATM entered the Ac\No and the PIN CODE No 3 times wrong gives messege (the card has been confiscated please go to customer serviec).
i make the all program for ATM complately but this point i can not reach it
thanks
yours
btata Cry | :((

Re: ATM program in consol application

musefan12-Mar-09 5:23

musefan

12-Mar-09 5:23

are you saying you have already done it, and you can not get it anymore?

Life goes very fast. Tomorrow, today is already yesterday.

Re: ATM program in consol application

Yusuf12-Mar-09 5:26

Yusuf

12-Mar-09 5:26

does your ATM gives out dispenses money? Poke tongue | ;-P

Re: ATM program in consol application

Teuz12-Mar-09 6:12

Teuz

12-Mar-09 6:12

If I undestood well:

just create a variable, and increment it whenever the user fails to insert acc and pass. Once it reachs the times you set as limit (3) dont allow the user to log anymore.

Hope this helps.

Re: ATM program in consol application

Michael Bookatz12-Mar-09 6:21

Michael Bookatz

12-Mar-09 6:21

hmmmm... counter? if you are having problems with this then you really need to look at all your codes.

Re: ATM program in consol application

Nagy Vilmos12-Mar-09 6:47

Nagy Vilmos

12-Mar-09 6:47

Read the PIG. You build an 0100 message, to identify the card (block 3) and pin (14). An 0110 response from the card system will let you know if the card should be retained or not; the ATM protocol just relies on the server telling it to retain card or not. I can't remember the blocks, but you have to check both the return code and the message.

Hope this helps.

Panic, Chaos, Destruction.
My work here is done.

access asp.net website from an ip address ?

Mubeen.asim12-Mar-09 4:30

Mubeen.asim

12-Mar-09 4:30

hello.. i have a webseit in asp.net web developer. when i compile the file its running on my machine on 127.0.0.1 ie the localhost. but it cannot be accessed from the other ip address ie by refering to the machine ip rather than the localhost.

what is the procedure to access the as.net website from other systems...

Re: access asp.net website from an ip address ?

musefan12-Mar-09 4:32

musefan

12-Mar-09 4:32

well you need to host it. using IIS or something

Life goes very fast. Tomorrow, today is already yesterday.

Re: access asp.net website from an ip address ?

Mubeen.asim12-Mar-09 4:39

Mubeen.asim

12-Mar-09 4:39

i tried IIS v 5.0 and could access the pages.. but the asp tags are not executed and i get the tags as output rather than their result. . . .

Re: access asp.net website from an ip address ?

Yusuf12-Mar-09 5:29

Yusuf

12-Mar-09 5:29

when you run your application from visual studio, it does not run within IIS. see what the address looks like.

The simples solution is publish your application to your local IIS, then users can get to it by
http://your_machine_name/your_application_name from within your network.

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