Re: Cryptography - C# Discussion Boards

Re: Convert String to set it on richBox

DaveyM6921-Mar-09 10:06

DaveyM69

21-Mar-09 10:06

Have you actually created an instance of MailMessage2?

Dave
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Re: Convert String to set it on richBox

abbd21-Mar-09 10:08

abbd

21-Mar-09 10:08

no, how i van make this?? thank you verry mutch.

Re: Convert String to set it on richBox

DaveyM6921-Mar-09 10:16

DaveyM69

21-Mar-09 10:16

This is very basic stuff - you really should work through some online getting started articles/blogs and buy a book or ten.

Assuming MailMessage2 is your RichTextBox:
RichTextBox MailMessage2 = new RichTextBox();

Dave
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Re: Convert String to set it on richBox

c0ax_lx21-Mar-09 11:48

c0ax_lx

21-Mar-09 11:48

Does your code look like this:
public Form1()
{
MailMessage2.Text = "eeeeeeee";
InitializeComponent();
}?

change it to

public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
MailMessage2.Text = "eeeeeeee";

}

If it' stuck, DO NOT pull harder!

Re: Convert String to set it on richBox

fly90421-Mar-09 12:44

fly904

21-Mar-09 12:44

abbd wrote:
thank you verry mutch.

"Thank you very much."

I've noticed it on all you're posts.

hmmm pie

Cryptography

kenexcelon21-Mar-09 9:37

kenexcelon

21-Mar-09 9:37

I'm just starting to look at creating a Rijndael encryption library to encrypt strings and files (input and output file name). However, since this is just for my personal use the key is stored right in the library. I'm trying to look into a way to be able to use this library but store the encryption key securely to use for encryption, and decryption. Or would asymmetric encryption be better? What articles would you recommend to look at for either case for key, and possibly init vector storage either on CodeProject or elsewhere?

I've been trying to find some simple articles that are very good, but maybe I'm not using the correct search terms.

Thanks

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Re: Cryptography

Ravadre21-Mar-09 16:33

Ravadre

21-Mar-09 16:33

1. Rijndael algorithm is already implemented in C# Stdlib.
2. The whole purpose of having key is to NOT writing it down. For example you can generate it from password. Lets say you have a password "foobar". To encrypt data you get hashcode from you password and you use it as key, then to decrypt the data, you will just get hash from password again. So, what's the point of keeping key?

Re: Cryptography

kenexcelon22-Mar-09 5:59

kenexcelon

22-Mar-09 5:59

Right, I was just starting to research this topic. I'm new to this so I was trying to get it to work any way I could at first and then as I learn more, the library would become more mature and secure. I will look into generated a key from a password. It seems there is an object type called PasswordDerivedBytes as I searched a little last night. I am looking for a way to keep the key secure as I know it's not good to store it. So now when I use this with a website or program, the password will simply need to be passed in to generate the key in the code for encrypting decrypting if I am understanding this correctly. Thanks for that suggestion, I will attempt to put it to use.

Hope you had a great weekend.

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An object reference is required for the non-static field, method, or property

abbd21-Mar-09 9:16

abbd

21-Mar-09 9:16

Hello, i try for this :

<br />
 System.Windows.Forms.TextBox To;<br />
 mail_message.To = To.Text;<br />
<br />

But i have this error :An object reference is required for the non-static field, method, or property , can uou help me? thank you verry mutch.

Re: An object reference is required for the non-static field, method, or property

DaveyM6921-Mar-09 9:20

DaveyM69

21-Mar-09 9:20

System.Windows.Forms.TextBox To = new System.Windows.Forms.TextBox();

Dave
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The name 'Invoke' does not exist in the current context

abbd21-Mar-09 9:14

abbd

21-Mar-09 9:14

Hello i have this error : Error 6 The name 'Invoke' does not exist in the current context i do this :

<br />
 if (statusStrip.InvokeRequired)<br />
            {<br />
                ConnectEventHandler con = new ConnectEventHandler(smtp_ConnectionEstablished);<br />
                Invoke(con, new object[] { sender, Server, Port });<br />
            }<br />

Help me please, thank you verry mutch.

Re: The name 'Invoke' does not exist in the current context

DaveyM6921-Mar-09 9:22

DaveyM69

21-Mar-09 9:22

You are trying to call Invoke on the class that this code is in.
It appears you might mean statusStrip.Invoke(...

Dave
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Visual Basic is not used by normal people so we're not covering it here. (Uncyclopedia)

kbrp

lakshmanriz21-Mar-09 9:07

lakshmanriz

21-Mar-09 9:07

HOW TO SEND A MESSAGE BY CHANGING THEIR VALUES ACCORDING TO THE PERMUTATION values.

Re: kbrp

dan!sh 21-Mar-09 9:33

dan!sh

21-Mar-09 9:33

Great subject. What does that mean?

Same goes with the post. Be descriptive and adhere to the rules.

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Re: kbrp

CPallini21-Mar-09 11:14

CPallini

21-Mar-09 11:14

Are you aware that your sentence doesn't make sense?
Smile | :)

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Re: kbrp

Nagy Vilmos21-Mar-09 21:51

Nagy Vilmos

21-Mar-09 21:51

CPallini wrote:
Are you aware ~~that your sentence doesn't make sense~~?

fixed it.

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Re: kbrp

CPallini21-Mar-09 23:46

CPallini

21-Mar-09 23:46

Thank you. Big Grin | :-D

how link c# with prolog by DLL files

taha_geroun21-Mar-09 8:05

taha_geroun

21-Mar-09 8:05

can you help me please
i'm make project expert system in network computer designing and planning by c# language but I'm need implement some operations in prolog language so, I'm linked c# with prolog by File DLL his name(amzinet.dll) its good but when I'm execute the project in development phase with prolog , its show to me this message.
DLL (C:\Documents and Settings\jameil\My Documents\Visual Studio 2005\Projects\pets\bin\Debug\amzinet.dll) is attempting managed execution inside OS Loader lock. Do not attempt to run managed code inside a DllMain or image initialization function since doing so can cause the application to hang.
Managed debugging assistants (MDAs)

but the project's file executive
in directory bin his executed correctly.

please help to me

i'm sorry my english language's is very bad

Re: how link c# with prolog by DLL files

Henry Minute21-Mar-09 9:26

Henry Minute

21-Mar-09 9:26

You might get a better response from the Amzi Support Forums here[^].

I would try there, if I were you. Come back here if you get no joy there.

Henry Minute

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Dclare a public ArrayList

abbd21-Mar-09 7:29

abbd

21-Mar-09 7:29

Hello how i can daclare a public ArrayList? i declare: ArrayList Tbl = new ArrayList();, but there are an error : Error 1 The name 'tbl' does not exist in the current context D:\PROJETS\test.cs 79 49 test

Thank you verry mutch.

Re: Dclare a public ArrayList

Ravadre21-Mar-09 7:31

Ravadre

21-Mar-09 7:31

Tbl != tbl?

Re: Dclare a public ArrayList

Mycroft Holmes21-Mar-09 14:49

Mycroft Holmes

21-Mar-09 14:49

I hate case sensitive languages, coming from a VB background this has the potential to trip me up every time.

Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH

Crypto-arithmetic problem

mahmud6321-Mar-09 7:24

mahmud63

21-Mar-09 7:24

the problem is like the folowing---

SEND
+ MORE
-----------
MONEY

i hav to solve this prob lem ..
if any one can help me ...plz..
i will be very much grateful to...him/her.

if code segment is attached then it willbw excelent.
i hav to submit the solution tomorrow....
plz help me!!!!

thanx in advance.

TANIM
TAFIN
cse 2003
ShahJalal University

Re: Crypto-arithmetic problem

Ravadre21-Mar-09 7:29

Ravadre

21-Mar-09 7:29

1. Why on C# forums?
2. Why not on algorithms forums?
3. Why that looks like homework / contest?
4. What's the problem? Wink | ;)

Re: Crypto-arithmetic problem

Mycroft Holmes21-Mar-09 14:50

Mycroft Holmes

21-Mar-09 14:50

You do realise you are feeding a troll right!

Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH

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