C / C++ / MFC

10-May-04 5:39

What part of the computation do you want to know about? Do you have some code that is not working correctly? Is it too much to ask your instructor for some detailed instructions? Some will give you a few extra morsals that were not previously given in class (assuming you've at least bothered), while others will tell you to find the missing pieces on your own. Conspiring with classmates is also an option.

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Bank And Stock Interface

harios10-May-04 4:47

harios

10-May-04 4:47

I was wondering where i can get some info on the protocalls used by bank and stock servers. I need to make ann app which can buy and sell stock while managing money in specific bank acounts.

Libpath

Kevin Gutteridge10-May-04 4:47

Kevin Gutteridge

10-May-04 4:47

Help people!

I have just upgraded (still not really sure if it is an upgrade) to Visual Studio .NET

Using Visual C++ I have a library that needs to be linked to my app from the directory it was built in dependant on whether I am compiling for the debug or release version. So I have added the path to Tool/Options/VC++Directories/Library Files with the $(ConfigurationName) macro on the end. But it seems to make no difference, I can only get it to work if I put in the complete path.

Is this the correct macro? Or any tips?

Regards,
Kevin.

Re: Libpath

Andrew Walker10-May-04 15:40

Andrew Walker

10-May-04 15:40

Add the appropriate directory to each configuration using the project property pages.

Using the project properties dialog box, navigate to linker->general->additional library directories. Add the directory for the appropriate folder, then change the configuration and add the other folder.

The ($ConfigurationName) macro may even be usable for 'all configurations'

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C++ and ISAPI FILTER

SuzannaS10-May-04 3:41

SuzannaS

10-May-04 3:41

I'm developping an ISAPI FILTER and I would like to know why this code for the event OnAuthComplete is not working; I have already declared the method and caught the notification (SF_NOTIFY_AUTH_COMPLETE: dwRet = OnAuthComplete(pfc, (PHTTP_FILTER_AUTH_COMPLETE_INFO))pvNotification); :

static DWORD OnAuthComplete(PHTTP_FILTER_CONTEXT pfc, PHTTP_FILTER_AUTH_COMPLETE_INFO pAuthCompInfo)
{
HANDLE TokenHandle = (HANDLE)1;
DWORD dwLen = 0;
PTOKEN_USER pTokenUser = NULL;
DWORD dwErr;
char name[MAX_NAME], domain[MAX_NAME];

// Get user token.
if ( pAuthCompInfo->GetUserToken(pfc,&TokenHandle) )
{
// Get token information size.
if ( !GetTokenInformation
(TokenHandle,TokenUser,NULL,dwLen,&dwLen) )
{
dwErr = GetLastError();
if ( ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_BUFFER == dwErr )
{
// Alocate buffer for token information.
pTokenUser = (PTOKEN_USER)GlobalAlloc(GPTR,dwLen);
dwErr = S_OK;
}
}

// Now get the actual token information.
if ( dwErr != S_OK ||
!GetTokenInformation(TokenHandle, TokenUser,pTokenUser,dwLen,&dwLen) )
{
// Error …
}
else // We have the token information in hand.
{
// Extract from the token information - the SID.
SID *pSid = (SID *)pTokenUser->User.Sid;
DWORD dwNLen = MAX_NAME, dwDLen = MAX_NAME;
SID_NAME_USE eUse;

// Get the user name and the domain from the SID.
if (!LookupAccountSid(NULL,pSid,name,&dwNLen,domain,&dwDLen,&eUse) )
{
// Error …
}
else
{
// name buffer contains user name.
// domain buffer contains user domain.
}
}
}

if (*name != NULL)
return WriteIntoFile(pfc, "OnAuthComplete: User name:" + *name);
else
return WriteIntoFile(pfc, "Evento OnAuthComplete: ");
}

WriteIntoFile is a method that write into a file and I have already tested it and it works well.

Cokkies

black97610-May-04 3:12

black976

10-May-04 3:12

How can write a cookie from vc++ without ATL or MFC?

David Crow10-May-04 3:40

10-May-04 3:40

See this thread.

"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)

black97610-May-04 4:23

black976

10-May-04 4:23

Yes, but I must use the ATL COM!
And without ATL? An application .exe that write a cookie.
No asp, php, cgi, perl....

David Crow10-May-04 4:52

10-May-04 4:52

black976 wrote:
...without ATL...
Yes, but I must use the ATL COM!

These two statements contradict each other.

Did you even look at the code in the MSDN article Q241492, specifically step 6? That's C++ code that can be used with or without ATL.

"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)

black97610-May-04 5:26

black976

10-May-04 5:26

Excuse me. I don't understand...

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;240191

this article shows "HOWTO: Read Cookies Using ASP and Visual C++" Ok?

To create a indipendent .exe without dll?

Thank you very much.

David Crow10-May-04 5:36

Using CSocket, how to identify whether the server is still connecting.

10-May-04 5:36

Create a new EXE using the code in step 6. But if you aren't going to be using the code on an IIS machine, it's pretty pointless.

"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)

laia10-May-04 2:58

laia

10-May-04 2:58

When I write a net program, I use CSocket class to communicate with the serve. but after connected, i can't find a way to identify whether the server is still connecting. who can help me, please.

Re: Using CSocket, how to identify whether the server is still connecting.

toxcct10-May-04 3:04

toxcct

10-May-04 3:04

when you recv() from your socket, 0 is the return value for "the other part closed the connexion"

TOXCCT >>> GEII power

Exe file does not work

TSG_Man10-May-04 2:57

TSG_Man

10-May-04 2:57

I have converted an old Visual C++ 6.0 into a Visual Net project.
After some reprogramming the program works fine when it is
beeing started from inside .NET (Ctrl + F5)
However when I try to start it using the exe file created by
.NET it will not start. The exe tries to start and uses almost
100% of the available CPU power, but then it only hangs and
the GUI never appears.
I tried to start the exe files on several different computers
and the same error occurs on all of them.
Anyone who have had this problem and know how to solve it?

/Abram

import lib file in VC.Net

casper23410-May-04 2:18

casper234

10-May-04 2:18

Hi everybody,
i need to import a library file(winmm.lib) into my project using VC++.NET. The way to do that is so different from VC++ 6.0. Does anyone know how to do?
Thanks in advance.

HENDRIK R10-May-04 2:57

HENDRIK R

10-May-04 2:57

how about
#pragma comment(lib, "winmm.lib") ?

that should work on both 6.0 and .NET

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casper23410-May-04 4:51

casper234

10-May-04 4:51

Thanks for your reply, Hendrik, but it didnt work.
In VC6.0, i can import it in ProjectSetting\Link Tab, but in .NET - hix, cannot

HENDRIK R10-May-04 6:08

HENDRIK R

10-May-04 6:08

you need to announce the whole path to your library file inside the pragma comment instruction ...

#pragma comment(lib, "path_to_lib/libname.lib")

robert_s10-May-04 4:40

robert_s

10-May-04 4:40

In Solution Explorer (left hand side widow). Clik properties/linker/additional Library directcories/ (point to directory where your lib is)

casper23410-May-04 5:05

casper234

10-May-04 5:05

yes, but when do that, we've just showed VC++ where to find the library. Where do we put the library name?