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Re: SERIAL MONITOR IN C#, DataReceivedHandler problem

Member 1368881630-May-18 23:29

Member 13688816

30-May-18 23:29

"The calling thread cannot access this object because a different thread owns it."

I got it using

Application.Current.Dispatcher.Invoke(new Action(() => { /*UI update code --->*/ textBox.AppenText(inData) }));

But now I have the problem that when I send my command by using serialPort.Write(cmd), I can't get the answer back

Re: SERIAL MONITOR IN C#, DataReceivedHandler problem

Jochen Arndt30-May-18 23:39

Jochen Arndt

30-May-18 23:39

The data receive event is execute in it's own thread. You have to take care when updating UI elements from other threads. See How to: Make Thread-Safe Calls to Windows Forms Controls | Microsoft Docs[^].

A possible (untested) implementation:

private void updateUI (string s) {
    if (this.InvokeRequired) {
        // Called from a different thread
        // Call ourself asynchronously using the Invoke method
        this.Invoke(new Action( d => updateUI(d) ));
        return;
    }
    // Access the GUI control here (e.g. set or append text)
}

Then call updateUI() from your DataReceivedHandler.

Re: SERIAL MONITOR IN C#, DataReceivedHandler problem

Gerry Schmitz31-May-18 11:50

Gerry Schmitz

31-May-18 11:50

Your "data received handler" is "empty"; what do you expect to happen?

"(I) am amazed to see myself here rather than there ... now rather than then".
― Blaise Pascal

Re: SERIAL MONITOR IN C#, DataReceivedHandler problem

Member 1368881631-May-18 23:04

Member 13688816

31-May-18 23:04

FIXED EVERYTHING

I had to do a bit more of research and implement the dispatch function. Now everything works fine
and I'm able to communicate with my microprocessor Smile | :)

Is there a JSON Library that works like the System.Xml.Linq classes?

MAIsw30-May-18 21:02

MAIsw

30-May-18 21:02

Hello!

We got this project that requires us to build data structures into a hierachical text structure ( like xml, or json).

When i search for json and .net, the libraries i find seem to be really good for serializing. But serializing isn't what i need. I need something like the System.Xml.Linq.XElement class. Just create a node and put other nodes inside. Supersimple.

I will try the most common libraries out there of course, but i would love to hear your experiences with it. Have you done something like that? Do yoo have recommendations for me?

Re: Is there a JSON Library that works like the System.Xml.Linq classes?

Pete O'Hanlon30-May-18 22:31

Pete O'Hanlon

30-May-18 22:31

Json.NET has support for LINQ to JSON. Providing you aren't looking to do anything mind blowingly complex, this should help. Introduction[^]

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Create JSON object from string

WillyBilly9030-May-18 10:27

WillyBilly90

30-May-18 10:27

Can somebody tell me how I can create a JSON object from this JSON string ?

When is use JsonObject.Parse(string); it says invalid json-stream

"[{\"id\":\"0b5a6026-d347-4f8d-94e7-eede0bda6df1\",\"identifier\":\"WPLG009569C78EDC\",\"name\":\"Schemerlamp\",\"latitude\":51.8152867,\"longitude\":4.4244634,\"devices\":[{\"id\":\"b2454863-1fb9-4e48-b314-a85c0175b238\",\"typeName\":\"plug_outlet\",\"name\":\"Schemerlamp\",\"code\":\"null\",\"iconUrl\":\"icons/15\"}],\"online\":true,\"firmwareUpdateAvailable\":false,\"deviceTypes\":[{\"name\":\"brel_lr_curtain\",\"displayName\":\"Brel Curtain\",\"pairInformationUrl\":\"http://static.homewizard.net/media/lite/en/instructions/brel_lr_curtain.html\",\"family\":\"Curtain\",\"actions\":[{\"action\":\"Stop\"},{\"action\":\"Open\"},{\"action\":\"Close\"}],\"selectable\":true},{\"name\":\"brel_ud_curtain\",\"displayName\":\"Brel Roller\",\"pairInformationUrl\":\"http://static.homewizard.net/media/lite/en/instructions/brel_ud_curtain.html\",\"family\":\"Curtain\",\"actions\":[{\"action\":\"Stop\"},{\"action\":\"Up\"},{\"action\":\"Down\"}],\"selectable\":true},{\"name\":\"brel_roman_pl\",\"displayName\":\"Brel Roman/Pleated/VB\",\"pairInformationUrl\":\"http://static.homewizard.net/media/lite/en/instructions/brel_roman_pl.html\",\"family\":\"Curtain\",\"actions\":[{\"action\":\"Down\"},{\"action\":\"Stop\"},{\"action\":\"Up\"}],\"selectable\":true},{\"name\":\"flamingo_switch\",\"displayName\":\"Flamingo Switch\",\"pairInformationUrl\":\"http://static.homewizard.net/media/lite/en/instructions/switch_without_button.html\",\"family\":\"Switch\",\"actions\":[{\"action\":\"Off\"},{\"action\":\"On\"}],\"selectable\":true},{\"name\":\"forest_lr_curtain\",\"displayName\":\"Forest Curtains\",\"pairInformationUrl\":\"http://static.homewizard.net/media/lite/en/instructions/forest_curtain.html\",\"family\":\"Curtain\",\"actions\":[{\"action\":\"Close\"},{\"action\":\"Open\"},{\"action\":\"Stop\"}],\"selectable\":true},{\"name\":\"forest_roman_blinds_bg\",\"displayName\":\"Forest roller/roman blinds big\",\"pairInformationUrl\":\"http://static.homewizard.net/media/lite/en/instructions/forest_roman_blinds_bg.html\",\"family\":\"Curtain\",\"actions\":[{\"action\":\"Stop\"},{\"action\":\"Up\"},{\"action\":\"Down\"}],\"selectable\":true},{\"name\":\"forest_roman_blinds_sm\",\"displayName\":\"Forest roman blinds small\",\"pairInformationUrl\":\"http://static.homewizard.net/media/lite/en/instructions/forest_roman_blinds_sm.html\",\"family\":\"Curtain\",\"actions\":[{\"action\":\"Down\"},{\"action\":\"Up\"},{\"action\":\"Stop\"}],\"selectable\":true},{\"name\":\"hew_dimmer\",\"displayName\":\"HomeEasy Dimmer\",\"pairInformationUrl\":\"http://static.homewizard.net/media/lite/en/instructions/dimmer.html\",\"family\":\"Dimmer\",\"actions\":[{\"action\":\"Off\"},{\"action\":\"Range\",\"range\":{\"min\":1.0,\"max\":100.0,\"step\":0.0,\"allowedValues\":[1.0,6.0,12.0,19.0,25.0,31.0,38.0,44.0,51.0,57.0,63.0,70.0,76.0,83.0,89.0,95.0,100.0]}},{\"action\":\"On\"}],\"selectable\":true},{\"name\":\"hew_switch\",\"displayName\":\"HomeEasy Switch\",\"pairInformationUrl\":\"http://static.homewizard.net/media/lite/en/instructions/switch.html\",\"family\":\"Switch\",\"actions\":[{\"action\":\"On\"},{\"action\":\"Off\"}],\"selectable\":true},{\"name\":\"plug_outlet\",\"displayName\":\"Plug Outlet\",\"pairInformationUrl\":\"\",\"family\":\"Switch\",\"actions\":[{\"action\":\"GetState\"},{\"action\":\"Off\"},{\"action\":\"On\"}],\"selectable\":false},{\"name\":\"smartwares_dimmer\",\"displayName\":\"Smartwares Dimmer\",\"pairInformationUrl\":\"http://static.homewizard.net/media/lite/en/instructions/dimmer.html\",\"family\":\"Dimmer\",\"actions\":[{\"action\":\"Off\"},{\"action\":\"Range\",\"range\":{\"min\":1.0,\"max\":100.0,\"step\":0.0,\"allowedValues\":[1.0,6.0,12.0,19.0,25.0,31.0,38.0,44.0,51.0,57.0,63.0,70.0,76.0,83.0,89.0,95.0,100.0]}},{\"action\":\"On\"}],\"selectable\":true},{\"name\":\"smartwares_rv\",\"displayName\":\"Smartwares Radiator Valve\",\"pairInformationUrl\":\"http://static.homewizard.net/media/lite/en/instructions/smartwares_rv.html\",\"family\":\"Thermostat\",\"actions\":[{\"action\":\"Range\",\"range\":{\"min\":5.0,\"max\":28.0,\"step\":0.5,\"allowedValues\":[]}},{\"action\":\"DayMode\"},{\"action\":\"NightMode\"}],\"selectable\":true},{\"name\":\"smartwares_switch\",\"displayName\":\"Smartwares Switch\",\"pairInformationUrl\":\"http://static.homewizard.net/media/lite/en/instructions/switch.html\",\"family\":\"Switch\",\"actions\":[{\"action\":\"Off\"},{\"action\":\"On\"}],\"selectable\":true},{\"name\":\"smartwares_ud_switch\",\"displayName\":\"Smartwares Up/Down Switch\",\"pairInformationUrl\":\"http://static.homewizard.net/media/lite/en/instructions/smartwares_ud_switch.html\",\"family\":\"Curtain\",\"actions\":[{\"action\":\"Up\"},{\"action\":\"Down\"}],\"selectable\":true},{\"name\":\"vako_blinds\",\"displayName\":\"Vako Blinds\",\"pairInformationUrl\":\"http://static.homewizard.net/media/lite/en/instructions/vako_blinds.html\",\"family\":\"Curtain\",\"actions\":[{\"action\":\"Down\"},{\"action\":\"Stop\"},{\"action\":\"Up\"}],\"selectable\":true},{\"name\":\"vako_lr_curtain\",\"displayName\":\"Vako Curtain Track\",\"pairInformationUrl\":\"http://static.homewizard.net/media/lite/en/instructions/vako_lr_curtain.html\",\"family\":\"Curtain\",\"actions\":[{\"action\":\"Left\"},{\"action\":\"Stop\"},{\"action\":\"Right\"}],\"selectable\":true}],\"timeZone\":\"Europe/Amsterdam\"}]"

Re: Create JSON object from string

Mycroft Holmes30-May-18 14:17

Mycroft Holmes

30-May-18 14:17

I use this method to clean up the string before parsing.

<pre>   /// <summary>
    /// this removes the escape characters from the file snaffled from the answer here
    /// https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47077915/c-sharp-asp-net-could-not-cast-or-convert-from-system-string-to-pagedlist-pagedl?answertab=votes#tab-top
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="input">response setring from API</param>
    /// <returns>a string with the additional escapre characters removed.</returns>
    private string FixApiResponseString(string input)
    {
      input = input.Replace("\\", string.Empty);
      input = input.Trim('"');
      return input;
    }

Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH

Re: Create JSON object from string

WillyBilly9031-May-18 9:57

WillyBilly90

31-May-18 9:57

Doesn't work, it still says that it is an invalid json string

Re: Create JSON object from string

Richard Deeming31-May-18 10:08

Richard Deeming

31-May-18 10:08

That's a perfectly valid JSON string. Using JSON.NET[^] to parse it works perfectly:

string json = "[{\"id\":\"0b5a6026-d347-4f8d-94e7-eede0bda6df1\",...,\"timeZone\":\"Europe/Amsterdam\"}]";
JArray array = JArray.Parse(json);

If JsonValue.Parse[^] can't cope with it, there must be a bug in that API.

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- Homer

Re: Create JSON object from string

WillyBilly901-Jun-18 8:13

WillyBilly90

1-Jun-18 8:13

But then you get a JsonArray and not a JsonObject.
How can I get the values of ["0"]["id"] and ["0"]["name"] when it is not an object?

----found it---
I didn't get it first, because there was only one object in the array, so why could I not create an object from the string instead of an array.
But after I created an array and made an object of the first (and last) item of the array, I could access the values Smile | :)

JsonArray array = JsonArray.Parse(json));
string temp = array[0].toString();
JsonObject firstItem = JsonObject.Parse(temp);
string id = firstItem.GetNamedValue("id").toString();
string name = firstItem.GetNamedValue("name").toString();

Thanks all for your help!

modified 1-Jun-18 14:35pm.

Reflect Generic Property Info

Kevin Marois30-May-18 7:19

Kevin Marois

30-May-18 7:19

This is a bit long but please bear with me as I'm stuck. This is a C#/WPF app. The problem is C# so I posted this here.

I am creating a Property Sheet user control. Think of the Visual Studio property sheet. The first pass will simply be a two-column grid with a Caption in the left column and a UI element in the right columm (TextBox, CheckBox, ComboBox).

This control will embedded into a larger UI that allows the user to change the settings used int a Testing Application, without the need to recompile the app.

Data
The settings will be serialized/deserialized in an XML file:

<_TestSettingsBase xsi:type="BeadBeatingMotorSettings">
<TestName>Bead Beating</TestName>
<TestType>BeadBeating</TestType>
<BeadBeaterMax>
  <Caption>Bead Beater Max</Caption>
  <Description>Bead Beater maximum</Description>
  <CurrentValue>
    <Value>1</Value>
    <Value1>1</Value1>
  </CurrentValue>
  <DefaultValue>
    <Value>1</Value>
    <Value1>1</Value1>
  </DefaultValue>
  <ValueMax>
    <Value>0</Value>
    <Value1>0</Value1>
  </ValueMax>
  <ValueMin>
    <Value>100</Value>
    <Value1>100</Value1>
  </ValueMin>
</BeadBeaterMax>
<BeadBeaterMin>
  <Caption>Bead Beater Min</Caption>
  <Description>Bead Beater minimum</Description>
  <CurrentValue>
    <Value>0.075</Value>
    <Value1>0.075</Value1>
  </CurrentValue>
  <DefaultValue>
    <Value>0.075</Value>
    <Value1>0.075</Value1>
  </DefaultValue>
  <ValueMax>
    <Value>101</Value>
    <Value1>101</Value1>
  </ValueMax>
  <ValueMin>
    <Value>999</Value>
    <Value1>999</Value1>
  </ValueMin>
</BeadBeaterMin>
</_TestSettingsBase>

In the XML above the base setting class has TestName and TestType properties

[Serializable]
public class _TestSettingsBase
{
    public string TestName { get; set; }

    public TestType TestType { get; set; }
}

Then, each individual Test class will inherit from that

[Serializable]
public class BeadBeatingMotorSettings : _TestSettingsBase
{
    [ShowInPropertySheet()]
    public Setting BeadBeaterMax { get; set; }

    [ShowInPropertySheet()]
    public Setting BeadBeaterMin { get; set; }

    // CTOR
    public BeadBeatingMotorSettings()
    {
        TestType = TestType.BeadBeating;

        BeadBeaterMax = new Setting
        {
            Caption = "Bead Beater Max",
            CurrentValue = 1,
            DefaultValue = 1,
            Description = "Bead Beater maximum",
            ValueMax = 0,
            ValueMin = 100
        };

        BeadBeaterMin = new Setting
        {
            Caption = "Bead Beater Min",
            CurrentValue = 0.075,
            DefaultValue = 0.075,
            Description = "Bead Beater minimum",
            ValueMax = 101,
            ValueMin = 999
        };
    }
}

The test's properties are defined as a generic type property I called Setting<t>

[Serializable]
public class Setting : _EntityBase
{
    public string Caption { get; set; }

    public string Description { get; set; }

    public MyProp CurrentValue { get; set; }

    public MyProp DefaultValue { get; set; }

    public MyProp ValueMax { get; set; }

    public MyProp ValueMin { get; set; }
}

public class MyProp
{
    private T _value;
    public T Value
    {
        get { return Value1; }
        set { Value1 = value; }
    }

    public T Value1 { get => _value; set => _value = value; }

    public static implicit operator T(MyProp value)
    {
        return value.Value;
    }

    public static implicit operator MyProp(T value)
    {
        return new MyProp { Value = value };
    }
}

So far everything works great. The data is serialized/deserialized perfectly.

Property Sheet
This is where I'm having trouble.

The PropertySheet is a DataGrid with two columns. The left column is the property's caption and the and right column has a UI element to display the value (TextBox, CheckBox, ComboBox). So far, I created a small User Control for each type of data I expect to deal with.

For example, for Double, I have a UC called DoublePropertyView. It's XAML is this

<UserControl x:Class="PropSheet.PropertyViews.DoublePropertyView"
             xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
             xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
             xmlns:mc="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/markup-compatibility/2006" 
             xmlns:d="http://schemas.microsoft.com/expression/blend/2008" 
             mc:Ignorable="d" 
             d:DesignHeight="100" 
             d:DesignWidth="100">

    <TextBox Text="{Binding SettingValue}"/>

</UserControl>

The code behind has a DependencyProperty called "SettingValue" that the TextBox is bound to. Nothing more than that.

I have one small UC for each type of data - double, int, float, bool, string, etc.

Then the DataGrid's right column uses a TemplateSelector to determine which UC to load into the cell.

The PropertySheet UC has a DP called Settings that takes a list of _TestSettingsBase.

Problem
When I set the list of properties on the DP I then need to reflect each of the properties on the Test class and load into the grid only those properties with the custom attribute ShowInPropertySheet(true).

In the code above you can see on the BeadBeating test class there are two properties, BeadBeaterMin and BeadBeaterMax.

I want these two to appear in the property sheet. Notice that they're marked with the ShowInPropertySheet attribute. When shown in the property sheet I want the Caption and CurrentValue to appear.

Here's my LoadProperties code with the problem. I loop through each Test class in the Settings DP and create a model for each. The list of models is bound to the grid

private void LoadProperties()
{
    Properties = new List<PropertyModel>();

    // Get a list of PropertyInfos for each property on the setting marked with ShowInPropertySheetAttribute(true)
    var propertyInfos = from pi in Setting.GetType().GetProperties()
                        let attrs = pi.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(ShowInPropertySheetAttribute), true)
                        where attrs.Length != 0 &&
                        (bool)Helpers.GetAttributeValue(Setting.GetType(), pi.Name, typeof(ShowInPropertySheetAttribute), "IsVisible")
                        select pi;

    foreach (PropertyInfo propertyInfo in propertyInfos)
    {
        // THE PROBLEM IS HERE. I WON"T KNOW WHAT THE TYPE THE SETTING IS AT 
        // RUNTIME. EVEN THOUGH I HAVE "DOUBLE" HARDCODED HERE, I NEED TO GET 
        // THE TYPE FROM THE <T>  SET ON EACH OF THE PROPERTIES
        // MARKED WITH ShowInPropertySheet<br />
        var settingProperty = (Setting<double>)propertyInfo.GetValue(Setting);

        var current = settingProperty.CurrentValue;

        var model = new PropertyModel(propertyInfo.Name, current.Value);

        Properties.Add(model);
    }
}

If it's not broken, fix it until it is.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind.
Ya can't fix stupid.

modified 30-May-18 13:59pm.

Re: Reflect Generic Property Info

Gerry Schmitz30-May-18 9:46

Gerry Schmitz

30-May-18 9:46

PropertyInfo.PropertyType Property (System.Reflection)

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― Blaise Pascal

Re: Reflect Generic Property Info

Richard Deeming30-May-18 9:51

Richard Deeming

30-May-18 9:51

Slightly tricky to follow, since your generic type parameters seem to be missing from your code blocks.

Assuming PropertyModel is not generic, and the value is an object, you probably need to have a non-generic interface to read the value. For example:

interface ISetting
{
    object CurrentValue { get; }
}

class Setting<T> : _EntityBase, ISetting
{
    ISetting.CurrentValue => CurrentValue.Value;
    ...
}

...

foreach (PropertyInfo propertyInfo in propertyInfos)
{
    var settingProperty = (ISetting)propertyInfo.GetValue(Setting);
    var model = new PropertyModel(propertyInfo.Name, settingProperty.CurrentValue);
    Properties.Add(model);
}

NB: If you'd rather avoid writing your own property grid, there's one included with the free version of the Extended WPF Toolkit:
PropertyGrid · xceedsoftware/wpftoolkit Wiki · GitHub[^]

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Re: Reflect Generic Property Info

Eddy Vluggen30-May-18 10:23

Eddy Vluggen

30-May-18 10:23

Richard Deeming wrote:

NB: If you'd rather avoid writing your own property grid, there's one included with the free version of the Extended WPF Toolkit:
PropertyGrid · xceedsoftware/wpftoolkit Wiki · GitHub[^]

Oeh, nice

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Re: Reflect Generic Property Info

Kevin Marois30-May-18 10:30

Kevin Marois

30-May-18 10:30

Richard Deeming wrote:
NB: If you'd rather avoid writing your own property grid, there's one included with the free version of the Extended WPF Toolkit:
PropertyGrid · xceedsoftware/wpftoolkit Wiki · GitHub[^]

That's nice. Thanks

If it's not broken, fix it until it is.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind.
Ya can't fix stupid.

Re: Reflect Generic Property Info

Kevin Marois31-May-18 11:20

Kevin Marois

31-May-18 11:20

Have you used the WP Extended WPF Toolkit's PropertyGrid?

If it's not broken, fix it until it is.
Everything makes sense in someone's mind.
Ya can't fix stupid.

Re: Reflect Generic Property Info

Richard Deeming31-May-18 11:52

Richard Deeming

31-May-18 11:52

No, I've not had a use for it yet.

"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer

Unable to connect to remote server error in iis express

galba201830-May-18 3:07

galba2018

30-May-18 3:07

Hi,

I have console application that call some API that is working fine

https://www.xxxxxxco.il/QA/xxxServiceFront/xxxx.asmx

but when i tying to call this API from a WCF Service on IIS EXpress or On IIS in server 2012 i am getting this error:

Unable to connect to remote server

There was no endpoint listening at https://www.xxxxxxco.il/QA/xxxServiceFront/xxxx.asmx that could accept the message. This is often caused by an incorrect address or SOAP action.

why there a difference between IIS express and the console application?

Re: Unable to connect to remote server error in iis express

Pete O'Hanlon30-May-18 5:31

Pete O'Hanlon

30-May-18 5:31

As you haven't presented any code at all, despite this being a C# forum, we're only going to be able to take wild guesses. My best guess would be that your issue is going to be down to identity. The console application runs as your user while IIS is not. I suspect the service is going to expect authentication.

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Re: Unable to connect to remote server error in iis express

galba201830-May-18 20:10

galba2018

30-May-18 20:10

Hi,

this is the code that is working fine in console application, but on WCF service its getting the communication error:

BDISR.XmlBDIOnLineSoapClient _proxy = new BDISR.XmlBDIOnLineSoapClient();
EndpointAddress endPointAddress = new EndpointAddress("https://www.xxxxxx/QA/xxxx.asmx");

BasicHttpBinding binding = bindingHelper.GetBinding();
binding.Security.Mode = BasicHttpSecurityMode.Transport;
binding.Security.Transport.Realm = "";
binding.Security.Transport.ProxyCredentialType = HttpProxyCredentialType.None;
binding.Security.Transport.ClientCredentialType = HttpClientCredentialType.Basic;
binding.Security.Message.ClientCredentialType = BasicHttpMessageCredentialType.UserName;
binding.Security.Message.AlgorithmSuite = System.ServiceModel.Security.SecurityAlgorithmSuite.Default;

_proxy.Endpoint.Address = endPointAddress;
_proxy.Endpoint.Binding = binding;
_proxy.ClientCredentials.UserName.UserName = "xxx";
_proxy.ClientCredentials.UserName.Password = "xxx";

WebRequest.DefaultWebProxy.Credentials = CredentialCache.DefaultNetworkCredentials;

BDISR.DoBusinessProcessRequest bdiReq = new BDISR.DoBusinessProcessRequest();
bdiReq.Body = new BDISR.DoBusinessProcessRequestBody();

XElement xElementReq = ... some object
bdiReq.Body.req = xElementReq;

BDISR.DoBusinessProcessResponse res = _proxy.DoBusinessProcess(bdiReq);

Get Outlook email attachments

Raghu Kiran29-May-18 16:23

Raghu Kiran

29-May-18 16:23

Hi,

Please help me on how to get outlook email attachments and save it to local folder using c#.net

Tried many online examples, please share if you have working code on the same.

Thanks in advance

Regards
RaghuB

Re: Get Outlook email attachments

Pete O'Hanlon29-May-18 22:36

Pete O'Hanlon

29-May-18 22:36

Have you tried the code in this article? Extracting Attachments from Outlook Mailboxes using C#[^]

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Re: Get Outlook email attachments

Richard MacCutchan29-May-18 22:36

Richard MacCutchan

29-May-18 22:36

See c - Google Search[^]. When you have a specific question please supply full details.

user contrôle with entity frameworks

Yassine Soutsan28-May-18 3:29

Yassine Soutsan

28-May-18 3:29

button (Add, Delete, Shearch) with UserControle and saved entity framworks

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