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Pete O'Hanlon9-Jul-09 1:01

Pete O'Hanlon

9-Jul-09 1:01

Then, supplying a SQL Server connection string isn't going to help you. Oracle connection strings typically look like:

Data Source=oracledb;User ID=userid;Password=password;Min Pool Size=2;Connection Lifetime=60;Connection Timeout=60; Incr Pool Size=5; Decr Pool Size=2

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mjawadkhatri9-Jul-09 1:21

mjawadkhatri

9-Jul-09 1:21

Thanks For Given b great response
bt when i use your given code i get this Error
Keyword not supported: 'incr pool size'
please help me Pete O'Hanlon.

Pete O'Hanlon9-Jul-09 1:25

Pete O'Hanlon

9-Jul-09 1:25

Where to start? First of all, you are connecting to Oracle but you are using Sql Server classes in your code. You need to use the appropriate Oracle drivers, rather than SQL Server, and use the Oracle classes such as OracleConnection. Download, and have a look at, the ODP.NET providers from Oracle.

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Help Please Email Text Box

mjawadkhatri9-Jul-09 1:50

mjawadkhatri

9-Jul-09 1:50

okk.
thank u so much sir.

Danie de Kock8-Jul-09 22:21

Danie de Kock

8-Jul-09 22:21

Hi I'm looking for a textbox/richtextbox/something that can open a email body.
The Email can be in html/txt/office format.
Must also be editable. Example: The Textbox in outlook
In C#

Re: Help Please Email Text Box

Danie de Kock9-Jul-09 0:18

Danie de Kock

9-Jul-09 0:18

found it

Re: Help Please Email Text Box

K03069-Jul-09 1:56

K0306

9-Jul-09 1:56

If you found the solution for your problem, then Post the solution here, it will help to someone.

Regards,
Karthik K...

changing brightness in video player?

kukoc8-Jul-09 22:15

kukoc

8-Jul-09 22:15

hi
im workin for last few days on possibility to modify brightness or contrast in my video player (avi, mpeg, wmv)
i was tryin with
- DirectX.AudioVideoPlayer
- Direct Show and Video Mixing Renderer
- Windows Media Player Component

in every case im able to play, pouse, stop, mute video and so on. but i stuck with controlling of brightness.

in AVP i havent find anything to workout.
in DS i found DirectShowNet library and with its help i tried to use ProcAmp Control Processing. but i fall into two errors - first 80040273 (VFW_E_DDRAW_CAPS_NOT_SUITABLE) happened becouse im using pivot monitor in vertical mode, so when i come back to horizontal - error gone. Second error 0x80040299 (VFW_E_VMR_NO_PROCAMP_HW) showed me that my hardware doesnt support ProCamp - strange.
so i decided to try WMP component and again found nothing about brightness/contrast settings, well exactly i found that this component doesnt provide VideoSettings. there is something about IWmpVideoSettingsCtrl interface but nobody knows how to find it. after another few hours of googling i found comertial component named "WMPEx" which provide wide functionallity of WMP, but it cost $1600 (lol), there is a free version of WMPEx but it only supports changing of hue.

and now i have no more ideas how to solve this problem.
please take a look at this. i hope that someone figured out it and found the solution.

regards kukoc

Re: changing brightness in video player?

kukoc9-Jul-09 22:27

kukoc

9-Jul-09 22:27

bump

VC++

Satish Pai8-Jul-09 21:09

Satish Pai

8-Jul-09 21:09

Hi Experts

I want to Create a Virtual Dive same as M-files (http://www.m-files.com/eng/res/flashoverview/intro.swf[^])

My problem is i am new to this Hooking,Win32 Projects etc . I would like to know how can i get my Window
when i go to my virtual Drive & that window has my usercontrol

Thanks

stancrm8-Jul-09 21:19

stancrm

8-Jul-09 21:19

?? This is a C# forum..

Rajesh R Subramanian8-Jul-09 22:24

Rajesh R Subramanian

8-Jul-09 22:24

The correct answer is Liquid Nitrogen, buddy.

Not only have you posted a C++ query on the C# board, but your query is so awfully vague, so please DO NOT post it on the C++ forum before you read the guidelines[^] and rephrase your query accordingly.

It is a crappy thing, but it's life -^ Carlo Pallini

Huxley Stronghead9-Jul-09 4:45

Huxley Stronghead

9-Jul-09 4:45

Yeah, I have to wonder about things like that too. People doing such a funny are not really working for some software house, right?

Don't get me wrong! I just trying to understand my own market value here, before I actually apply myself for some position.

Rajesh R Subramanian9-Jul-09 5:16

Rajesh R Subramanian

9-Jul-09 5:16

Huxley Stronghead wrote:
Yeah, I have to wonder about things like that too. People doing such a funny are not really working for some software house, right?

Don't get me wrong! I just trying to understand my own market value here, before I actually apply myself for some position.

I'm afraid I didn't understand what you said.

It is a crappy thing, but it's life -^ Carlo Pallini

View Control (VS 2005 C#)

Huxley Stronghead9-Jul-09 5:59

Huxley Stronghead

9-Jul-09 5:59

Oh, never mind! I got it! $.$

half-life8-Jul-09 21:09

8-Jul-09 21:09

Hi,

is there away to jump to the location of a control thru code

for example :

private System.Windows.Forms.Label label13;
// in the designer click on the "label13" and see it in the {Design]

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Henry Minute8-Jul-09 21:27

Henry Minute

8-Jul-09 21:27

Err.....
Yes, possibly, maybe.

It really depends on what you mean by 'jump to the location'. Do you mean make the mouse pointer move to that location? Or do you mean something else?

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half-life8-Jul-09 21:36

8-Jul-09 21:36

i've inserted a new label now i've changed the text to a ""
the silly thing that i've forgat where it is and the label is "invisable to me"

in another env i'm working called CVI i can right click in code on the name of the control
and click go to control, and the designer opens and shows me the control

is there antihng similar in vs 2005

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Henry Minute8-Jul-09 21:51

Henry Minute

8-Jul-09 21:51

Oh yes!!

1) ensure the form with the control you want is selected in design view.
2) In the properties window (if you don't have it up use View | Properties Window menu) there is a combo box at the top, drop it down.
3) select required control from drop-down.
4) it will be selected in designer, and its properties are displayed.

half-life8-Jul-09 22:00

8-Jul-09 22:00

thanks alot
idiot me, why did'nt i've thought about it ,arrrrrrrrr

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Pete O'Hanlon8-Jul-09 23:21

Pete O'Hanlon

8-Jul-09 23:21

Of course, a decent naming convention helps here as well. As your control is called label13, you have no idea what it is or what context it has, hence your difficulty in finding it. If your control was called something like labEmailAddress it is obvious what the label is for, and would be much easier to find later on.

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half-life9-Jul-09 2:18