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jithin917 wrote: sorry 4 ma bad english..
.........thankz in advance....
I would like to request you to come and join in General Indian Forum[^]
This forum is for those of our Indian audience who are not yet comfortable with the main forums. The purpose of the forum is to allow new Indian members to get a feel for how the site works, be guided by others, and eventually graduate to the main programming and discussion forums.
Hope you will get lots of things from that forum !
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Hi all,
Im trying to integrate a payment system in my website. for this i have to generate, a private and a public ssl certificate. the public cert is installed on the side of the payment system and the private certificate(.p12) in my webserver.
Now when my website tries to communicate with the payment system, im getting this error:
System.Security.Cryptography.CryptographicException: Key not valid for use in specified state. at System.Security.Cryptography.CryptographicException.ThrowCryptogaphicException(Int32 hr) at System.Security.Cryptography.Utils._ExportKey(SafeKeyHandle hKey, Int32 blobType, Object cspObject) at System.Security.Cryptography.RSACryptoServiceProvider.ExportParameters(Boolean includePrivateParameters) at System.Security.Cryptography.RSA.ToXmlString(Boolean includePrivateParameters) at Datacon.iDeal.SecuritySHA.signMessage(String message, String alias)
I don't know how it comes and how to solve this issue.
Can anyone help me with this please?
Thanks in advance
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There is native dll which executes SHGetSpecialFolderPath() it works while debugging ASP.NET but once deployed to IIS it fails to call that function.
How to increase level of trust web application calling native dlls?
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Is the managed Environment.GetFolderPath() method insufficient for your needs?
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No native Dll in C/C++ calls that method.
The problem is to allow more privileges to native Dll called from ASP.NET site.
That is not the solution to pull all methods to ASP which are not allowed to be executed from native Dll side.
In any case I solved the issue already, just correct IIS settings management for ASP application security rights 1 parameter to change. I wonder if anyone can hint it.
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Sorry, I misread the question.
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I created my website database, and i want to be able to post lots of text from the admin.aspx page.
i use asp.net SQL Server database. Now, what i want is that i heed an idea on how i could b able to post formatted text using a control that gives room for me to click on BOLD, EDIT, UnderLINE and evry other editing nd text formating function/command
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i dont like de concept. pls help me wit another idea
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Here[^]
I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt
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I bet he will like that even less.
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Hi everyone,
I am beginer in ASP.Net and come up with a question. when I use MVC in my project do I Must choose Linq or Entity framework? if I don't wanna use them what is other options.(As I am beginner and before to go further, have to study on other options)
thanks in advance.
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MVC is just a pattern to describe how the objects in your application interact, and what their roles are. See here[^]
Within that pattern you Linq and the Entity Framework are just programming constructs for you to use. As the pattern has been around for many years, I can confidently say that neither are needed for implementing an MVC pattern. You have as many options as there are grains of sand.
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Hi guys, what is the best way to check if a LIST<t> contain any elements.
I tried both:
if(ListName.Count > 0)
{
}
else
{
}
if(ListName.Any())
{
}
else
{
}
but both of these give a runtime error if there is nothing(NULL)
in the LIST<t> on the if() statement.
Please help.
Regards Morgs...
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NULL and ListName.Count are two separate things.
NULL means the ListName is not initialized yet (so you can't access any properties either).
ListName.Count > 0 means that the ListName object is initialized, but just doesn't contain any items.
What you want to have is:
if(ListName != null && ListName.Count > 0) { }
or
if(ListName != null && ListName.Any()) { }
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i have initialised the LIST like so:
LIST<Next_Page> nxt = new LIST<Next_Page>();
nxt = dbh.GetNextPage(cId, "1.1");
if (nxt.Count > 0)
{
}
and should the LIST contain no records i get a runtime error:
index was outside the bounds of the array....yak yak yak.
same applies to when i use Any();
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Then the GetNextPage method returns NULL and not an empty list.
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Hi All,
I recently joined a new company in that company they are using some sort of files with extension ".hrx" in asp.net web application. When I enquired them about these files they said their purpose is for event handling.
Can anybody give me some information about the hrx file, it uses and samples. Any sort of links any adive anything would be great helpfull.
Thanks & Regards,
Md. Abdul Aleem
NIIT technologies
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Never heard of hrx in relation to asp.net event handling. However, an assembly can have any extension and still be an assembly.
I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt
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I want to know if it's better to add the meta tags (index) and (follow) into my asp webpage in order to get the foundon the search engines?
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it is my opinion that meta tags are becoming less and less important and i use only description and keywords. More important on SEO side of life is that we build links to your site and that it has content and says something or does something useful.
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what if I don't want a specific page to be shown on the search engine? for example, contact us page?
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look up robots.txt on google and find out more info about that
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