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Loading text into a browser control HP723-Jul-03 13:16 HP7 23-Jul-03 13:16  I am programming in VC++/MFC. I have a browser control in my application. How do I load text into a browser control witout using a file(or URL)? WebBrowser1.Navigate() takes either filelocation or URL. Thanks in advance. H. Re: Loading text into a browser control Philip Patrick23-Jul-03 19:09 Philip Patrick 23-Jul-03 19:09  Look in my article for example: http://www.codeproject.com/internet/parse_html.asp[^] Note, this is not the only way, just one of them Philip Patrick Web-site: www.stpworks.com "Two beer or not two beer?" Shakesbeer ASP vs. ASP.NET and Web Tools Popeye Doyle Murray23-Jul-03 10:36 Popeye Doyle Murray 23-Jul-03 10:36  I need to write a pro-quality database web application, using all MS technologies. I can't emphasize enough that The app must have COM controls that do not use .NET! Well, I am thinking about ASP.NET. How difficult is that to use with COM objects in a web application? What is the development environment for ASP.NET? I assume VS 7.0? (I am a VC 6.0 guy). Can Visual Studio 7.0 be used to develop for ASP and COM without using .NET? Re: ASP vs. ASP.NET and Web Tools Philip Patrick23-Jul-03 19:06 Philip Patrick 23-Jul-03 19:06  Popeye Doyle Murray wrote: How difficult is that to use with COM objects in a web application Easy, just add a reference to the project and whoala. Popeye Doyle Murray wrote: What is the development environment for ASP.NET? I assume VS 7.0? Yes, also you can try a WebMatrix, wich is free (and yet from Microsoft) Popeye Doyle Murray wrote: Can Visual Studio 7.0 be used to develop for ASP and COM without using .NET? Yes Philip Patrick Web-site: www.stpworks.com "Two beer or not two beer?" Shakesbeer Re: ASP vs. ASP.NET and Web Tools Not Active24-Jul-03 6:16 Not Active 24-Jul-03 6:16  I'm curious as to the requirement for COM and no .NET? If this is a web app what does it matter what you use on the backend? Re: ASP vs. ASP.NET and Web Tools Popeye Doyle Murray24-Jul-03 7:26 Popeye Doyle Murray 24-Jul-03 7:26  Mark Nischalke wrote: I'm curious as to the requirement for COM and no .NET? We have existing C++ classes that are required for some of the data processing, and these do not use .NET (and we use VC++ 6.0 only, to keep cost down and productivity up). So to leverage the existing code, they will be wrapped in COM objects. Mark Nischalke wrote: If this is a web app what does it matter what you use on the backend? Mainly what I stated above, but it is also because the web app may actually be sold to customers on installed on their servers, so it affects the customers system requirements. I am curious your perspective on those answers. Re: ASP vs. ASP.NET and Web Tools Not Active24-Jul-03 8:57 Not Active 24-Jul-03 8:57  I have one ASP.NET (C#) site that uses COM objects for some functionality. I would say it is a non-issue. You can use COM and .NET effectivly. You could also simplify your deployment and updating by using ASP.NET. Reset Password for Win 2K ID in ASP Member 19244623-Jul-03 5:05 Member 192446 23-Jul-03 5:05  Dear All, I am creating a self service utility for users to reset the password for their colleague’s Win2K id in a domain. But to reset the password, one should have admin privileges. Since we can not give everybody admin privileges, we thought of binding the object using Admin credentials (OpenDSObject) and then using this admin object to reset the password. But since multiple users will be simultaneously accessing the site, please advice whether same credential used to bind the same object will create the problem or not. Looking for an update eagerly Thanks a lot In advance How to use apache 2.0.42 with Cold Fusion 6.0? NewSilence22-Jul-03 23:15 NewSilence 22-Jul-03 23:15  I have error message "Apache.exe: module "mod_jrun20.c" is not compatible with this version of Apache (found 20020329, need 20020903). Please contact the vendor for the correct version". /* I download the last version */ SQL statement henli22-Jul-03 22:29 henli 22-Jul-03 22:29  I am using oracle database to store my data. Then I have problem to retrieve data that store date, I have try to use this code; sql = "SELECT DELIVERY_DT, CONTROL_NO, LOCATION FROM DELIVERY WHERE DELIVERY_DT = to_date(21/07/2003) ORDER BY DELIVERY_DT DESC" but it is not function, I also try the function like in vb with the # sign like; .... WHERE DELIVERY_DT = #21/07/2003# and this come out with error invalid char. Anybody have experience with this problem, please help me? Thanks Re: SQL statement NewSilence22-Jul-03 23:34 NewSilence 22-Jul-03 23:34  It seems to me that your sql query is not valid. Try TO_DATE('21-07-2003', 'DD-MON-YYYY') See NSL_DATE_FORMAT Re: SQL statement Philip Patrick23-Jul-03 0:26 Philip Patrick 23-Jul-03 0:26  To not to get such date errors, always use universal form of dates, which is "YYYY-MM-DD". So your statement will look like: SELECT DELIVERY_DT, CONTROL_NO, LOCATION FROM DELIVERY WHERE DELIVERY_DT = '2003-07-21' ORDER BY DELIVERY_DT DESC Philip Patrick Web-site: www.stpworks.com "Two beer or not two beer?" Shakesbeer Re: SQL statement henli23-Jul-03 15:15 henli 23-Jul-03 15:15  I have try that code and it is not work, I have tried so many method but still can't working. It like, the code can't find and match it. Thanks Re: SQL statement Philip Patrick23-Jul-03 19:01 Philip Patrick 23-Jul-03 19:01  This is what I'm using *every day*. So I know for sure it does working. Are we both talking about MS SQL Server? Philip Patrick Web-site: www.stpworks.com "Two beer or not two beer?" Shakesbeer Re: SQL statement henli23-Jul-03 21:31 henli 23-Jul-03 21:31  I am sorry I am not using MS SQL Server but I am using Oracle (Oracle Orahome92). This make me confuse. I know it work with MS Access and Ms SQL server but not for oracle and I can't find the method. [Help] Host Windows User Control in IE – (Security?) Frank W. Wu22-Jul-03 8:38 Frank W. Wu 22-Jul-03 8:38  I have a Windows User Control, which connects to a Messenger server. It works fine in a Windows Form. However, it doesn’t connect if hosted in IE. Is it a security issue? Any one knows how to make it work? TIA ASP - need help: Storing foreign char to SQL DB. ckatili21-Jul-03 8:39 ckatili 21-Jul-03 8:39  Hi, I have a problem on storing foreign char to SQL DB. If user inputs a foreign char from asp page, for example, "ROSÉ", it will be stored in the DB as "ROSé". I need to be able to store as it is in the DB, "ROSÉ". BTW, it is displayed properly in the Web GUI. Thanks for any help that you can provide, Charles "Computers are like Old Testament gods; lots of rules and no mercy." -JosephCampbell Re: ASP - need help: Storing foreign char to SQL DB. Steve McLenithan21-Jul-03 18:09 Steve McLenithan 21-Jul-03 18:09  You are having a problem with character encoding. The easiest way to fix this problem is to simply replace the É with É the html encoded equivalent before inserting into the database. For a complete list of such encodings visit this page: http://www.bbsinc.com/iso8859.html[^] Steve McLenithan Is Bert Evil? | Homer: "Hello, operator, gimme the number for 911!" Re: ASP - need help: Storing foreign char to SQL DB. Heath Stewart21-Jul-03 18:16 Heath Stewart 21-Jul-03 18:16  The Server object should provide you with some methods to encode and decode characters. Also, make sure the database uses MBCS or Unicode for strings. In SQL Server, this is nvarchar or nchar (which pads extra space with spaces).   -----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK----- Version: 3.21 GCS/G/MU d- s: a- C++++ UL@ P++(+++) L+(--) E--- W+++ N++ o+ K? w++++ O- M(+) V? PS-- PE Y++ PGP++ t++@ 5 X+++ R+@ tv+ b(-)>b++ DI++++ D+ G e++>+++ h---* r+++ y+++ -----END GEEK CODE BLOCK----- Re: ASP - need help: Storing foreign char to SQL DB. ckatili22-Jul-03 12:00 ckatili 22-Jul-03 12:00  Thanks Steve and Heath for your reply. I found the solution, although it was not obvious at first. It turns out that web application uses UTF-8 encoding, and SQL uses UCS-2. This different encoding standard caused the wrong data conversion. The following article explains the issue: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;232580 I hope this helps other people who has similar issue. Charles "Computers are like Old Testament gods; lots of rules and no mercy." -JosephCampbell Correct Me if I am Wrong But.... DxSolo21-Jul-03 5:39 DxSolo 21-Jul-03 5:39  I just learned PHP and I am using it in conjunction with mySql. I just wanted to say that php rules. It is really easy. I run a wrestling roleplay site and the members can actually edit there own pages but I dont have to give them a password to my site. They run there own stable bio and things like that so for those of you who have not yet checked out php take a look into it. Also if using php all a person will see when they click on view and source is just whatever html you used which means sometimes they will see nothing at all but if there is something that I am not seeing that php is bad let me know Re: Correct Me if I am Wrong But.... Ian Darling21-Jul-03 5:43 Ian Darling 21-Jul-03 5:43  Round here, a lot of us will be using ASP or ASP.NET, which can do everything you described And view source always shows the HTML sent to the client, not the PHP/ASP/Whatever on the server. -- Ian Darling Re: Correct Me if I am Wrong But.... theJazzyBrain21-Jul-03 6:19 theJazzyBrain 21-Jul-03 6:19  But why use PHP when you have ASP.NET? Give one good reason other than slightly cheaper web hosting... In ASP.NET you can use VB, C#, J# or a combination of all these making it more easy to set up a development team. Not to mention the top class resource place (MSDN online) where you can find anything you want with examples etc... Personally, I find the .net platform very developer friendly. |---------------| | theJazzyBrain  | |---------------| Re: Correct Me if I am Wrong But.... Roger Wright21-Jul-03 8:52 Roger Wright 21-Jul-03 8:52  Many people swear by PHP and MySQL - they work great together and are simple to learn and implement. If the tool does the job efficiently, it belongs in your bag of tricks. Many webhosting services don't support it, though, so don't limit yourself to just this pair; learn some ASP/ASP.Net and SQLServer as well. "The Lion shall lie down with the Lamb; but the Lamb will not get much sleep..." Lazarus Long Re: Correct Me if I am Wrong But.... Nino_121-Jul-03 17:45 Nino_1 21-Jul-03 17:45  DX, I have to agree with the previous posters, ASP.NET has an extended and easy to use method, You call out the System.Namespace.Class and then you build upon that and you get a really cool app that works well. I have written PHP for practice and made that work also, however, Many hosting companys use 2000 Server with IIS 5.0, and now they seem to be leaning towards 2003 Server with IIS 6.0 which allows integration with Visual Studio.NET. I don't want to bag on PHP but it seems that the going thing is VS.NET, all of the things you described are possible with ASP.NET running atop the .NET Framework. Regards Tony

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