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Hello
I need breif documentation about peer to peer file transfer. so i can learn complete about p2p from that doc if any one have then please send it to me at ryu_fs@hotmail.com
Thnx
Foky
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Hi, guys.
I need to develop an application which needs to comunicate through a modem. It should be able - through others - to play a wave file stored on the computer through the modem and I have no idea of how to do it. Any explication, either accompanied of code or not, might help me pass this problem.
Also, the application needs to recognize and generate DTMF frequencies.
I'll be glad if you might help me!
Thanks a lot!
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There are several articles at CodeProject which discuss serial communications; these will help you learn to code for modem comms. Recognizing and generating DTMF tones is a hardware task performed by the modem itself. These tones are not encoded and passed through to the application software for your use. If your goal is to send .wav files to other computers, a simple modem program will suffice, but if you intend to play the audio over the phone lines you may have to design a new hardware device for that purpose. Try posting this on a programming forum and see what develops.
"Another day done - All targets met; all systems fully operational; all customers satisfied; all staff keen and well motivated; all pigs fed and ready to fly" - Jennie A.
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Such Applications are Developed using TAPI (Telephony API)
Chris Sells once wrote wonderfull classes to minimize the programming effort required
try seaching at google
(The Source came with a book 'Windows Telephony Programming'
i think)
C makes it easy to shoot yourself in the foot; C++ makes it harder, but when you do, it blows away your whole leg
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 Hi,
First, it's a very good example.
Second, I would like to know if I can present a Column 3d graph with this example and if I can, how can I do it?
Regards, Michal.
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Anyone interested in an article on Performance Monitor Counters?
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Yes, as a matter of fact, I am.
Here is the dilemma.
I want to know if a process is running on the local or a remote machine.
I use the PDH helper library to enumerate the 'Process' object list.
However, this text 'Process' is not the same on foreign language systems!
In French, you need to use 'Processus'. Probably something else in German, Italian, etc.
So, using perhaps remote registry connection, I want to discover what NAME to use for the process list so I can turn around and pass the correct text into the PDH functions. I am pretty sure the correct text is stored in the dynamic data hive of the registry, where the performance data is stored.
Can you perhaps provide a sample of enumerating or traversing the registry performance counters and interpreting the names of the 'objects' that can be passed to the PDH functions?
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hello can somebody help me?? i just wish somebody that help me to give me some idea about some project or system that is relate to the networking title so that i can have this idea to helping to enhance my project
so so thanks for you helping. thanks
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 What? Any arbitrary idea? Could you be more specific? What is it that you seek help on?
--Colin Mackay--
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An arbitrary idea about networking to enhance an arbitrary project ? I bet you wake up with one monster headache tomorrow.
Christian
I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder
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Create an app that lets me enter a database name for a db that exists somewhere on the network, but known only by filename, which returns a valid connection object without me having to specify it when I want to access it. Let it advertise its schema, as well, so that my app doesn't have to know in advance what fields and tables I have to construct; they should be constructed dynamically when I connect. Assume that I'm a manager, and therefore clueless.
I know that's not an acheivable goal; the spec isn't even realistic. But you sound like a student trying to find a final project worthy of your skills. The future of our industry is going to rest in the realm of "seamlessness." Non-technical people are going to expect us to produce products that they can use without extensive technical knowledge, that extend their limited PC skills to business processes and objectives. Find a business process that is currently being done badly, and do it in a way that makes it brainless. Supply chain management is one area that comes immediately to mind. Most of it is done using paper and pencil, plus a lot of emails and phone calls. Create a stock replenishment system that analyzes sales patterns and automates reordering product.
CRM, Customer Relationship Management software is also big right now; when is the last time you called Mr. XXX? I once read a book, by Robert Heinlein, I believe, where a manager had what was called a 'Farley file' for every visitor. When that person visited, he'd punch up his file, and it would display everything he knew about that person, enabling him to ask about the wife, kids, job, favorite foods... What a great idea, yet it still has yet to be implemented by anyone.
There's a couple of ideas, just to get you started. I'm sure you'll think of more. Hopefully you'll publish whatever you do here so that the rest of us can learn from your efforts. I think I could come up with some more ideas, but it's late...
"Another day done - All targets met; all systems fully operational; all customers satisfied; all staff keen and well motivated; all pigs fed and ready to fly" - Jennie A.
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I would find an article on cross browser client scripting and css styling very handy. I've mostly worked on company intranets where the browser is standard (ie) I think its about time I learnt how to cater for other browsers. There seem to be lots of quirks, workarounds, fixes, css oddities between different browsers that need to be catered for.
Jim
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This is scandalous to ask but what base level of browser are you looking at?
An article on CSS and JS for IE5+ and Netscape 6+ will be very different from an article that also has to cover Netscape 4 and IE4. There is a big leap between the 4th and 5th (or 6 if you are Netscape) generation of browser.
regards,
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
South Africa
Brian Welsch wrote:
"blah blah blah, maybe a potato?" while translating my Afrikaans.
Crikey! ain't life grand?
Einstein says...
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I'm mainly interested in the latest generation of browsers e.g. Netscape 6+, Opera, Mozilla. Currently code against Internet Explorer 6. Are there still fundamental differences in the Javascript and CSS environment in the latest generation of browsers? I would hope not.
Jim
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The DOM and manipulation of it by JS is pretty standard now. What works in Netscape 6 works in IE6 and Mozilla. Though Opera is noteably lagging behind in this regard. Saying that it's market share and future market share seem too small to worry much about it (it gets enough right though that most manipulations you want to do will work).
CSS still has a way to go, though it is a lot better than it was with the 5th generation line.
I will see if I have some time to put together an article. If anybody else wants to help then speak up please.
regards,
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
South Africa
Brian Welsch wrote:
"blah blah blah, maybe a potato?" while translating my Afrikaans.
Crikey! ain't life grand?
Einstein says...
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i want to know about the topics related to networking
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ok, so I have heavily invested in x-10 hardware, and purchased the HAL2000 Voice interactive control software, which all BTW works great, and fills my tech-junkie needs
as well as Energy Auditing/conservation goals.
So i'm customizing the hal2000, and playing vith voices and macros for action etc.
When it dawns on me that I need a talking head, an avatar, a face to sync with the
speech responces the computer gives. give this puppy some personality !
I've done some minor web searching, and mostly what I see are sophisticated, EDU type projects that address the many issues of creating a truly sync'd believeable talking head.noteably: http://mrl.nyu.edu/~perlin/facedemo/ and http://mrl.nyu.edu/~perlin/head/
Two very awesome examples of the work being done. worth the trip to view their work.
I believe at NYU all the pieces are there to do what I want to do, but it's a streatch for this HTML coder.. I need a simple to use, perhaps simple to skin (wouldn't it be great to have your favorite personality read yer e-mail to ya?) windows app or web page rendition of a talking head, that moves the lips via the sound it "hears" and maybe does facial movements based on a text file that I can have the system write lines to as part of the macro's I am already editing in hal2000.
I'm thinking along the lines of a bot talking to you as in RTCWolvenstein.
not totally sync'd but one can believe in it.
I CAN have the macro's in hal2000 write out a file, or append a codeword, that could be used to cue a facial expression if read by this proposed avatar. I would love to have a team of us to build it and show it to the HAL/x-10 folks too.
If you haven't seen it HAL -HomeAutomatedLiving.com is a pretty good out of the box system, definitely can control the x-10 and more with ease, and with imagination in building macros can be very interactive Speech and actionwise.
not that it matters, but I named mine Sweetie as the attention command of "computer"
was just too trekkie, but mostly the phenom was hard for the system to recognise by the
system, (spelled "sweet E" in the command line werks perfect every time)
and so you can see how it would be cool to have a face to put the voice to so-to speak.
I know it can be done rather simply, and will continue to struggle with the project
I'll post what I get here, do I have any of you on the edge of your seat ?
Thanks for taking the time to read, happy holidays !
-Watchman
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Hi All
I am developing a corporate hot spot project that needs to Plug and Play IP address. Hence when a machine (with Static or Dynamic IP address) needs to join a wireless network it should get (IP, subnet, Gateway, and DNS) information from the wireless network.
So anybody could help me with the idea behind this???
Note:-
1- I want to bypass the static address of the Machin joins the wireless network.
2- Is there somthing which is called Address Request Protocol (ARP) that works after booting the machine???
Regards
Bassam A. Al-Khaffaf
Research And Development Engineer
Palette Maltimedia Company
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Hi
Maybe somebode have an idea how to write some interface for plugins...
Program will be writen in Delphi7/Kylix but i don't know how to do this...
Plugins must be can writen in c++ or c# VB etc...
I'm waiting for your ideas or better some sample code
Greetings
S_W
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Could aneone please provide some "Call Centre Management" Project on immidiate basis. Dude I need to submit it fast. 
Nikhil
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Humm, do you mean a call tracking system in MS-project or ?
I worked in a global technical call center, we had in house "systems" for
call/escallation tracking, and another system for what is now called a knowledge base.
these can be as simple as a form filled in by the tech in some DB even lotus notes worked so the ticket can be opened appended by other techs, and each ticket assigned a
reference number to give the customer and priority status, and open closed escalated status for reports run daily/hourly.
The techs used inhouse web pages for previous issues that would be common questions by callers -searchable, and even canned "blurbs" of step by steps or FAQ's, online manuals that could be cut and pasted into e-mails to the customer.
We eventually moved to knowledgebase system, that provided the functionality to both customer and tech, and linked the two together if the customer could not find it online, the tech could push it to them. Big bucks, and a team effort to implement, not to mention the staff built the "solutions" and a whole hirearchy for publishing the completed text/doc/faq to the live KB. if you're in a large co, Siebel and Primus come to mind, they have whole integration teams, and help map out the company proceedures, and will even deal with content for a price. We just bought the package and tech support, and support for customization, we developed the content and training and customized it ourselves.
What specifically are your requirements ?
-Watchman
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Specifically, I suspect, to cover his rear-end by submitting a class project.
Steve S
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Hi,
I'm coding a simple 'chocolate vendor'. You know, one of those machines where you insert money into a machine and receive a chocolate bar of your choice 
It's one of those funny university projects that's been set to me and since I'm a beginner when it comes to c++, I was wondering if any of you experienced guys could point me in the direction of a tutorial that could help me complete this?
It only needs to be a simple, text based machine. Most likely enter money into the machine, choose a selection of 4 different chocolate bars and then receive a message that the chocolate bar has been purchased with the relevant price deducted etc.
It would be great if any of you guys could help me out.
Thanks.
-Tyler.
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It looks trivial. Just use C++ standard libraries. A couple of cin and cout and you are done
-- Sebastián.
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