This is a sample webpage created using Filestream

9-Apr-09 22:46

hi
try this link

get Physical HDD serial number without WMI[^]

excel to web form

kapilsahrawat9-Apr-09 22:02

kapilsahrawat

9-Apr-09 22:02

hello sir this the first time I am messaging u.
my problem is tht, i want make a s/w tht automatically pick d data from excel sheet
and than automaticlly fill the web form given one by one n get saved.
plz help me how to do tht?
one more problem is tht, the given web form has 3-4 checks.
plz guide me its my first project.

Re: excel to web form

Henry Minute10-Apr-09 8:38

Henry Minute

10-Apr-09 8:38

kapilsahrawat wrote:
plz guide me its my first project.

Then I would suggest that it is too complicated, for a first project.
It is a well established fact that all first projects, regardless of the technology/language being used, MUST be a 'Hello World!' app. Big Grin | :-D

You might also consider that one of the CP fora that deals with Webby things, might get you a better answer than this one. Smile | :)

Henry Minute

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hard disk serial no

Bhim Prakash Singh9-Apr-09 21:51

9-Apr-09 21:51

hi friends

i want to retrive hard disk serial no.
i use this code

Dim strMotherBoardID As String = String.Empty
Dim query As New SelectQuery("Win32_BaseBoard")
Dim search As New ManagementObjectSearcher(query)
Dim info As ManagementObject
For Each info In search.Get()
strMotherBoardID = info("SerialNumber").ToString()
Next

Return strMotherBoardID

but this code does not work properly.

this error show
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

Nissim Salomon9-Apr-09 22:01

Nissim Salomon

9-Apr-09 22:01

Hi
Try the following link that discribe exacly what you want
How to Retrieve the REAL Hard Drive Serial Number[^]

Bhim Prakash Singh9-Apr-09 22:10

9-Apr-09 22:10

hi
this code work on normal hard disk.
but on sata hard disk this code does not work.

MumbleB9-Apr-09 22:26

MumbleB

9-Apr-09 22:26

Hi. This is a C# forumn. Try the VB forumn for VB help.

Excellence is doing ordinary things extraordinarily well.

Bhim Prakash Singh9-Apr-09 22:47

9-Apr-09 22:47

dear

i have solution in C#
plz tell me

Linq on Collection of Objects

MumbleB9-Apr-09 22:56

MumbleB

9-Apr-09 22:56

If you are using VS2008 and .net 3.5 you can use the System.Management namespace. Have a look at this link.
Search HDD Serial Number[^]

Excellence is doing ordinary things extraordinarily well.

indian1439-Apr-09 21:17

indian143

9-Apr-09 21:17

Hi All,

I have an Object collection on which I would like to use Linq query based upon the some criteria.

Can anybody please give me any links or a small code snippet to complete this task.

Thanks,
Md. Abdul Aleem.

Thanks & Regards,

Md. Abdul Aleem
NIIT technologies

Re: Linq on Collection of Objects

Nissim Salomon9-Apr-09 21:54

Nissim Salomon

9-Apr-09 21:54

Hi
Try the Hands on lab of the C# 3.0 at the following link
http://www.google.co.il/search?hl=iw&q=hands+on+lab+c%23&meta=&aq=f&oq=[^]

Re: Linq on Collection of Objects

Mycroft Holmes9-Apr-09 22:38

Mycroft Holmes

9-Apr-09 22:38

I suggest you post this in the linq forum - you will get a more positive response.

This site was useful to me as well msdn[^]

Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH

Renaming a file.......help me please

Rajdeep.NET is BACK9-Apr-09 20:28

Rajdeep.NET is BACK

9-Apr-09 20:28

Hi Guys,

I have created a text file 'sample.txt' using FileStreamWriter property of C#, where I have entered this following sample HTML code:

<title>Sample WebPage

This is a sample webpage created using Filestream

However, the following code is in Notepad and wont be converted into a WebPage untill I change the extension of the File from .txt to .html.

Therefore, my question is, how can I convert a .txt file to .html, programatically? I also want to rename the filename 'Sample.txt' to 'Mypage.html'. Is there any 'rename' function in C#? Please help me.

Your help will truly be appreciated,
Thanx for taking interest in my question,
Rajdeep.NET

jaypatel5129-Apr-09 20:54

9-Apr-09 20:54

U need to use a fileInfo class..

FileInfo fln = new FileInfo(fl); //Here the fl is the string containing the location of your text

file.

//Now you have two options either copy to another file using this function

string temp = fl.Split('.')[0]; //This will remove .txt from file address.
fln.CopyTo(temp + ".html"); //This will create a new file with .html extension.
fln.Delete(); //Deletes the .txt file.

// OR you can do is use replace function

fln.Replace(fl,temp + ".html");
//But i am not sure this 2nd one works ..

Rajdeep.NET is BACK9-Apr-09 21:23

Rajdeep.NET is BACK

9-Apr-09 21:23

Hi Jay,

Thanx for posting the code. Everything is fine except the System namespace. I am using System.IO; as the system namespace, but an error is displayed saying, "System.IO.FileInfo does not contain a definition for 'Split' ". Please provide me the appropriate namespace.

Thanx
Rajdeep.NET

jaypatel5129-Apr-09 21:33

9-Apr-09 21:33

Use all this...

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using System.IO;

Rajdeep.NET is BACK9-Apr-09 22:03

Rajdeep.NET is BACK

9-Apr-09 22:03

Hi Jay,

Can u please explain me why shall I use the Using System.Windows.Forms; in my console application? Confused | :confused:

However, it worked fine for me. But, take a look at this code:

System.IO.File.Move(@"C:/from.txt", @"C:/to.html");

This one is a short one but workd overwhelmingly fine. We have to use the Move function because, C# doesn't support 'rename' function like C.

Thanx for your help again,
Happy programming and wish u a successful programming career,
Rajdeep.NET

jaypatel5129-Apr-09 22:08

9-Apr-09 22:08

I thought you are asking for a windows application ??

Rob Philpott9-Apr-09 22:13

Rob Philpott

9-Apr-09 22:13

Yep, that one line of code is all you need to what you want. I'd ignore some of the poor advice about including numerous irrelevant namespaces and manipulating strings and copying files....

Regards,
Rob Philpott.

jaypatel5129-Apr-09 21:47