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Lubos111-Apr-17 6:16

11-Apr-17 6:16

I have a feeling that we do not understand each other. I do not want to download passwords that have been saved. I just want to programmatically save to my database username and password that I just wrote that I did not have to write again. I write two words and I want to save them to the database. I do not want to write it twice. That is all.

Thanks.
Lubos

OriginalGriff11-Apr-17 6:25

11-Apr-17 6:25

Then do it the other way around: store them in your DB and get your app to write them to the browser. That way, you aren't trying to do anything that could be seen as malicious (and is a damn sight easier as well).

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Lubos111-Apr-17 6:54

11-Apr-17 6:54

This has already occurred before. But user friendlier seems to me to write a name and password, click the button and it is stored. I have such an idea to capture keystrokes. But this also do not like themselves.

Thanks.
Lubos

Gerry Schmitz11-Apr-17 7:18

Gerry Schmitz

11-Apr-17 7:18

The "browser" can track passwords; why do you think you can do better?

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Lubos111-Apr-17 7:28

11-Apr-17 7:28

Why better? I want to store all the passwords that I have written to the database.
Best regards

Thanks.
Lubos

Dave Kreskowiak11-Apr-17 7:37

11-Apr-17 7:37

The problem is your code has NO WAY OF

1) identifying a password field in any web page.

2) knowing that field is filled in with a CORRECT password

3) knowing that the form was submitted signalling that the password entry is complete.

There is a reason why you don't see these applications being written the way you're attempting.

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Lubos111-Apr-17 7:44

11-Apr-17 7:44

Not important website. Important are the last two words that I wrote.

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Lubos

Gerry Schmitz11-Apr-17 8:49

Gerry Schmitz

11-Apr-17 8:49

You'll have to learn "web page automation" then, because not all password fields allow "pasting".

And you might as well tag on a key logger.

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Lubos111-Apr-17 9:15

11-Apr-17 9:15

Thanks. See bellow.

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Lubos

Dave Kreskowiak11-Apr-17 8:52

11-Apr-17 8:52

So how are you going to determine what is a typed "word" in another application?

Hint: You're not.

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Lubos111-Apr-17 9:12

11-Apr-17 9:12

On any page, I want to log in, I enter login and password. I press a combination of keys and login, password and the URL are stored in my database. What simple Smile | :)

. Only solution is not so simple.
Just a friendly password manager.

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Lubos

Dave Kreskowiak12-Apr-17 4:36

12-Apr-17 4:36

Apparently, I'm talking to a brick wall.

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Lubos112-Apr-17 6:10

12-Apr-17 6:10

Hi Dave. I really like your statement "Apparently, I'm talking to a brick wall." It's true. I do not believe I can not read what I see right now on display. I do not want to read some of the other databases, just from what I see right.
Best Regards

Thanks.
Lubos

Dave Kreskowiak12-Apr-17 7:02

12-Apr-17 7:02

YOU can see it just fine. Your code, however, is literally BLIND, it can't see anything. You have to figure out how to tell the code where to find the data you're looking for on every web page you're going to support. Good Luck with that. You're going to need it.

Oh, and just to complicate things, site usually end up reworking their pages every so often, moving things around and renaming input fields.

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Lubos112-Apr-17 8:28

12-Apr-17 8:28

Thank you.

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Lubos

Lubos111-Apr-17 9:20

Re: Create an ASMX web service and a web client to simulate a stock exchange and a user customizable stocks ticker

11-Apr-17 9:20

All passwords disappear after cleaning Windows.

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Lubos

ASMX Web Services

Member 1029166110-Apr-17 21:26

Member 10291661

10-Apr-17 21:26

How can I create ASMX Web Service in asp.net C#

modified 11-Apr-17 10:59am.

OriginalGriff10-Apr-17 22:12

Re: Create an ASMX web service and a web client to simulate a stock exchange and a user customizable stocks ticker

10-Apr-17 22:12

Member 10291661 wrote:
Any Idea ?

Yes. Do your own homework.

We do not do your homework: it is set for a reason. It is there so that you think about what you have been told, and try to understand it. It is also there so that your tutor can identify areas where you are weak, and focus more attention on remedial action.
Try it yourself, you may find it is not as difficult as you think!

If you meet a specific problem, then please ask about that and we will do our best to help. But we aren't going to do it all for you!

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Member 1029166111-Apr-17 5:03

Member 10291661

11-Apr-17 5:03

I have change my question, its not homework, i am learning Web Service and try to make Stock exchange project..
So I am asking how can I create ASMX Service in asp.net C# and how to access from Web application?

Re: Create an ASMX web service and a web client to simulate a stock exchange and a user customizable stocks ticker

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11-Apr-17 5:07

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22-Apr-17 17:55

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Re: Create an ASMX web service and a web client to simulate a stock exchange and a user customizable stocks ticker

OriginalGriff22-Apr-17 19:48

Re: Create an ASMX web service and a web client to simulate a stock exchange and a user customizable stocks ticker

22-Apr-17 19:48

Read what I said.

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26-Apr-17 19:16

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