Re: How can Convert List to DataSet - ASP.NET Discussion Boards

Re: I want to clear cache.

R. Giskard Reventlov12-Jan-11 23:07

R. Giskard Reventlov

12-Jan-11 23:07

You need to set the initial value of the check box inside:

if (!IsPostback)
{
    // Set default values...
}

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Re: I want to clear cache.

Dalek Dave12-Jan-11 23:14

Dalek Dave

12-Jan-11 23:14

This should help.[^]

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Re: I want to clear cache.

R. Giskard Reventlov12-Jan-11 23:15

R. Giskard Reventlov

12-Jan-11 23:15

I don't think that's really what he means - see my answer.

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Re: I want to clear cache.

Dalek Dave12-Jan-11 23:29

Dalek Dave

12-Jan-11 23:29

So not actually a cache problem, more a reset.

Re: I want to clear cache.

R. Giskard Reventlov12-Jan-11 23:36

R. Giskard Reventlov

12-Jan-11 23:36

No, not really. First time into a page you want to set the defaults but not do it again when you Postback (unless you have a reason to do so). So, wrap in the code I gave inside, for instance, the OnLoad of a page and, when you select a new value in the checkbox and PostBack, the default is ignored and the new value will appear.

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Re: I want to clear cache.

RaviRanjanKr23-Jan-11 18:20

RaviRanjanKr

23-Jan-11 18:20

This Link[^] might help you

How can Convert List<String> to DataSet

buffering8311-Jan-11 13:49

buffering83

11-Jan-11 13:49

There is source code which insert person infomation to List<string>.
After below code, middleCategory_list have 200 subitems.
and have 20 people infomation.

I want to convert this to DataSet.

List<string> middleCategory_list.Add= List<string>();

middleCategory_list.Add(cate_big_La);
middleCategory_list.Add(cate_middlecode);
middleCategory_list.Add(cate_middlename);
middleCategory_list.Add(cate_order);
middleCategory_list.Add(cate_yes);

DataSet ds = new DataSet();
string tableName = "Table2";
ds.Tables.Add(tableName);

ds.Tables[tableName].Columns.Add("big");
ds.Tables[tableName].Columns.Add("middlecode");
ds.Tables[tableName].Columns.Add("middlename");
ds.Tables[tableName].Columns.Add("order");
ds.Tables[tableName].Columns.Add("yesno");

hi

My english is a little.
anyway, nice to meet you~~
and give me your advice anytime~

Re: How can Convert List to DataSet

Not Active11-Jan-11 14:05

Not Active

11-Jan-11 14:05

If you are guaranteed to always have all five columns of information in order then it would be something like this

for(int x = 0; x < middleCategory.Count; x += 5)
{
  DataRow row = ds.Table[0].NewRow;
  row[0] = middleCategory[x];
  row[1] = middleCategory[x+1];
  row[2] = middleCategory[x+2];
  row[3] = middleCategory[x+3];
  row[4] = middleCategory[x+4];

  ds.Table[0].Add(row);
}

Notice the use of code block to format the code snippet

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Re: Really Thank you!

buffering8311-Jan-11 17:36

buffering83

11-Jan-11 17:36

Thank you for answer.
Have a nice day^^!

hi

My english is a little.
anyway, nice to meet you~~
and give me your advice anytime~

how to UnSelect all rows in GridView - asp.net ?

Gali197811-Jan-11 9:43

Gali1978

11-Jan-11 9:43

hi
how to UnSelect all rows in GridView - asp.net ?

if i select one row in GridView and make any refresh, how to unselect this row ?

thanks

Re: how to UnSelect all rows in GridView - asp.net ?

Not Active11-Jan-11 14:06

Not Active

11-Jan-11 14:06

Its hidden in whats called documentation

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.webcontrols.gridview.selectedindex.aspx[^]

"The default is -1, which indicates that no row is currently selected."

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Re: how to UnSelect all rows in GridView - asp.net ?

TweakBird12-Jan-11 8:40

TweakBird

12-Jan-11 8:40

Try to this in Page_Load, it works

GridView1.SelectedIndex = -1;

Sending Status Messages

indian14311-Jan-11 7:46

indian143

11-Jan-11 7:46

Hi All,

I have a ASP.Net Web Application which sends status messages to another JSP or some other web application throgh a WCF service hosted in my IIS 7.0. Normally it is sending the messages. But some times it may fail, so I want to re-send the failed status messages. So can anybody help me which approach is the best fit for this requirement?
I am confused about the approach, like whether should I use a database table to keep the failed records and activate it through the Windows service?
Or should I put the failed records in XML or Log files and read it from there resend it? Is there any other effient way than implementing Windows service?

Which is the best one please help me in finding the good option, for performance of the application and implementation?

Thanks & Regards,

Md. Abdul Aleem
NIIT technologies

Re: Sending Status Messages

David Mujica11-Jan-11 9:55

David Mujica

11-Jan-11 9:55

It looks like you are trying to implement a guaranteed delivery mechanism for messages. If you want to build your own, you could implement it as a database message queue and have a separate process handle the delivery of the messages. You have all kinds of flexibility (and complexity) by implemeting it as a database table, but it is really up to you to decide how to implement it.

Re: Sending Status Messages

indian14311-Jan-11 11:19

indian143

11-Jan-11 11:19

Hi,

Can you please tell me the pros and cons of these options. Atleast if any link is provided that would be great please.

Thanks & Regards,

Md. Abdul Aleem
NIIT technologies

Re: Sending Status Messages

David Mujica12-Jan-11 6:08

David Mujica

12-Jan-11 6:08

Maybe this will give you a general idea of a messaging system design ...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Message-oriented_middleware[^]

Proper Procedures to Prevent Cross Site Scripting.

badprog11-Jan-11 7:24

badprog

11-Jan-11 7:24

Issue: I need to prevent cross site scripting

Current Solution:
1. Create a token based on session id and time in the Global Session Start method.
2. Store token in hidden form variable on every page load.
3. On submission, compare form variable with session token.

Question: What is the proper way to implement my solution? This has to be wrong. I can not see in anyway how this would prevent CSS. Under no circumstances would the form variable differ from the session variable.

Re: Proper Procedures to Prevent Cross Site Scripting.

Not Active11-Jan-11 7:37

Not Active

11-Jan-11 7:37

or just read this; How To: Prevent Cross-Site Scripting in ASP.NET[^]

I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

Re: Proper Procedures to Prevent Cross Site Scripting.

TweakBird12-Jan-11 8:36

TweakBird

12-Jan-11 8:36

Have a look on this also cross-site-scripting-in-asp-net.aspx[^]

Buffer implement

Dhyanga11-Jan-11 4:03

Dhyanga

11-Jan-11 4:03

hi ,

I need to store some large data in the buffer from the database and from that buffer , i have to process each data one by one. Which buffer do i need to use if I am using asp.net ?

suchita

Re: Buffer implement

Yusuf11-Jan-11 4:31

Yusuf

11-Jan-11 4:31

it is very broad question. What is your data? How your data structured? Would any of the collection classes help?

Yusuf
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Re: Buffer implement

Dhyanga11-Jan-11 4:37

Dhyanga

11-Jan-11 4:37

yes. all the data are in string format.