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Thanks for the reply.
Actually I am searching for a solution other than download or saveAs method.
That means the work should be done without user's knowledge.
Thanks
Biju
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like i said before: you can't. the webserver doesn't even know who or what the client machine is. the only way you can transfer files to the client machine is via active download. the client *has* to request the file, the server cannot just send it.
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nbiju wrote:
That means the work should be done without user's knowledge.
Imagine surfing to a website, and without your knowledge they could place a file on your hard-drive (*). I think you can see why this is not permitted.
(*) There have been security flaws in IE that allow exactly this, but they are usually shut by the next security patch.
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First:
When I use a router with internal IPs and I use a high anonimity HTTP proxy directly in the browser, the JavaScript see my real IP, it doesn`t see the Local IP, when I use a socksifier with a socks proxy in it like SocksCap and I socksifity the Browser through SocksCap, the JavaScript see as Local IP the internal IP adress of the computer (router ip adress) also Java can`t give to the server the truly real ip ! Why is this difference ? also with HTTP proxy directly in IExplorer, Java see the truly real ip alltrough I use a router, and Why with a socksifier the result is the best also...Java is not capable to see the truly real ip ?
Twice:
I have a problemm also when I use a anonimity HTTP proxy in the Internet explorer but I have Java enabled, the Java script test see my real IP directly from the network card settings, I can`t change the card ip because...the net doesn`t work then, I know that with a router can I use a internal IP and so Java see only this IP as Local IP but I wish that I don`t use the router also I want a program which can spoof the JavaScript results also....for example The Java must give to the test server a fake real ip as truly network card ip (Local IP). I wish put in the program the spoofed ip for example...1.1.1.1 and the JavaScript give to the server "Real IP: 1.1.1.1 (Local IP)" Can someone help me ?
so
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hiii
i would like to know what is MFC?
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The Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) are a set of classes which wrap the native Windows API and supposedly make it simpler to program. Support for MFC ended with Visual C++ 6, though there is a huge amount of existing software out there using it.
Since this is a web forum, and your previous post mentioned a web project, I assume that you're trying to create a web application. In that case, I'd highly recommend that you not waste your time on MFC, but move directly into C# or C++ development using Visual Studio .Net 2003. VS.Net 2003 and the CLR make it wonderfully easy to create web-based applications. If for some reason you're constrained to using MFC, check out the excellent collection of articles here at Code Project to help you get started. You might also spend some time at msdn.microsoft.com [^], but Microsoft has been deleting content related to MFC faster than I can click a link.
"If it's Snowbird season, why can't we shoot them?" - Overheard in a bar in Bullhead City
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i would like to make a library project
in my company,and i would like to make
it a web application,
and in the same time, i would like to use
oracle database
what is the optimal way for this
thank for all
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Well, it is difficult to answer such a question without knowing more specifics. However, I will try. If you are running Microsoft Windows, I recommend that you get a copy of Visual Studio.NET and then read through a tutorial on creating web applications that connect to a database to create dynamic web pages.
If you could provide more information, such as your development machine's operating system and your webserver's operating system, we could give you better answers.
Good luck!
John Hebert
Solvitur Ambulando
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than you for your reply john
the operating system of our web server is
windows server2000
and my development machines's operating system
is windows 2000 prof.
i thing that your answer is convenience
what do you see?
again than for you
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Yes, I recommend Visual Studio.NET as the tool to use to build your library web application project. I find Visual Studio.NET to be a good tool for software development.
You might also be interested the free and open source development tool SharpDevelop. It can use .NET as well, though it is not as powerful a tool as VS.NET.
It would help me to help you if you could answer the following questions:
Do you already know how to program software applications?
What programming languages do you know?
Have you developed any web applications?
Have you worked with databases?
When you say you want to develop a library application, do you mean a media library consisting of books, magazines, CDs, etc?
You should also check out the following links, as they point to sites that offer free and open source software applications for media libraries:
http://www.koha.org
http://www.oss4lib.org
Let me know if you have any more questions.
John
John Hebert
Solvitur Ambulando
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i have developed some desktop applications,
but i did not develope and web applications,it is new stage
at me. but i have skills in HTML,CSS.
the programming language that i programmed with are:
visual basic 6 (i am very good in)
delphi5 (to some extent)
and i am very good in oracle8i
i would like to start by simple web application that
enable me entering the book attributes(name,auther..)
to oracle database through
web interface
and query (by name,or auther..) also througt
this web interface
the complexity because there are many ways th do this,
but i need to know what is the covenience way for me;
if you help me in this step only,i thing that i can continue
finaly,i can say
thank you, and than you again
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Great, this is the information I needed to help you!
I recommend strongly that you get a copy of Visual Studio.NET and learn about VB.NET and ASP.NET. Since you are already experienced with VB6, you will find this to be not only easy but a great source of pleasure.
Next, you will need to learn a bit about ASP.NET for web application programming, but again this will be straight forward.
ADO.NET is used to connect to databases, but it is so easy you won't need to know much about it.
I also recommend strongly that you purchase a book about using VB.NET and ASP.NET to create web applications. There are many out there. I recommend: http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/progaspdotnet2/
Finally, there are _many_ websites on the WWW that cover these topics. Use Google and look for them.
Here's one that I found that I think you will benefit from:
http://www.microsoft.com/seminar/events/series/msdnaspnetoct.mspx
Start with a simple webpage form that retrieves data from a database in order to learn how it works, then build on that knowledge.
Good luck!
John
John Hebert
Solvitur Ambulando
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thank you for your help
i will work hard to do this
can i mail you if i need help?
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Well, you can, but I would rather that you post your questions on the forum here so that others may benefit from your experience. There are many programmers out there that are just beginning to develop web applications using VS.NET.
And besides, I don't know everything.  Others may be able to help you with questions that I cannot answer.
One more suggestion: when you post a question on this forum, be sure to summarize the question in the subject of your post. This will help others to identify your post.
John
John Hebert
Solvitur Ambulando
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Fellows,
I have successfully implemented a PNG image with modest drop shadow on top of a page background showing a gradient from kelly blue to a sunset-like purple
The page background "bg.gif" is implemented using CSS:
body{background-image:url("bg.jpg")}
The PNG image on top of background is implemented through:
img { behavior: url("pngbehavior.htc");}
and the HTML as:
<img src="Type-InternetExplorer.png" alt="" height="90" width="733" border="0">
This scheme works very nicely. But, of course, we all want to go one step further, right?
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Now I want to implement navigation using CSS and lists, with the list background image showing, of course, another PNG image with drop shadow. Here is where things go messy with IE 6. The navigation background image is a button created in photoshop and coded in CSS as:
#layer2 a:link, #layer2 a:active, #layer2 a:visited {background-color:transparent; background-image:url("Button-InternetExplorer.png"); text-align:center; width:120px; height:41px}
Of course, I have set the list elements to <a href="#">xxxx</a>. The net result is that "Button-InternetExplorer.png" displays in its proper position, but the PNG transparency is gone because there's no reference to
img {behavior: url("pngbehavior.htc")}
How can this be accomplished? Or is this an inscrutable which meets the definition "End of the line for you, buddy. Fill out the petition to Microsoft"?
The ultimate goal is to do this so that users with IE 5+ with scripting turned off in a secure network, can experience the same as in Netscape and Firefox.
Advice would be appreciated.
Tom Jakubowski
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If your goal is to have this working with scripting turned off, then you really only have one option. Actually, since the whole trick of making PNGs display correctly on IE depends on an ActiveX behavior, i'm suspicious that if you had a machine that was really locked down, there'd be no way of making it work, period. But for everything short of that, you should be able to do the following:
#layer2 a:link, #layer2 a:active, #layer2 a:visited
{
background-color:transparent;
background-image:url("Button-InternetExplorer.png");
background-image:expression("none");
text-align:center;
width:120px;
height:41px;
filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src='Button-InternetExplorer.png',sizingMethod='scale');
display:block;
}
We're using two IE-specific "features" here, the first to disable the regular background image on IE (using the expression() function), and the other to display the alpha-blended png (using the filter: attribute). This way, the image is displayed correctly on other PNG-friendly browsers, while still working in IE.
Shog9
I'm not the Jack of Diamonds... I'm not the six of spades.
I don't know what you thought; I'm not your astronaut...
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Shog9:
You are a gentle-person and a scholar! Other than giving you all my finance information, how can I reciprocate?
TJ
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Hi guys. I have a simple question. I'm streaming one file from one host to another, for various reasons. I have, say, a .rar file on one host, and the download link is on another. Let's call the place where the fle is host A, and where the lin kto the file is host B.
Im doing this using the following code, on host A:
$file = "http://www.myhost.com/file.rar";
header("Content-disposition: attachment; filename=".basename($file)."");
readfile("$file");
Now i'm curious as to whether or not this counts as bandwidth for host A, as well as for host B. I assume it's like adding the google logo to my website, it uses google's bandwidth, not mine. However, in the download window, it says "Downloading file from Host A." But, that could just be because it's streaming it.
So... does anyone know?
*.*
cin >> knowledge;
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Hello,
I have text in bstr string. Text is in some code page.
How to convert text from code page to UTF8 and put it in wchar_t?
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i need a web tracker (free one) for my small web-site.
i hope the tracker can show all info, such as vistors from which URL, ip address, statistics for top URLs, unique vistors of the day, week, momth and more.
please give me suggestions if you have experiences with a web-tracker - i.e. you use it now or before, or you heard it from your friends.
(otherwise, please do not reply to the post)
(do not tell google as if you only know search engines)
thx
includeh10
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Your question is a little vauge. Do you have access to the web-site logs or are you looking to add a tracker that does that.
If you want the latter, there aren't may good free ones left. Your best bet is to look at this site[^] which lists some of the ones still available.
Michael
CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]
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Michael,
could you explain the differences between them?
thx
includeh10
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Most decent web-hosting, already logs all traffic to your web-site. This is stored in a log-file. This is usually accessed via your control-panel or via ftp.
Lots of cheap/free web-hosting don't do this, which is when you need to have a third-party system like those I linked to in the previous post.
Michael
CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]
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I assume you've looked at the logs that your web server generates...
There are several log analyzers out there for summarizing as you desire.
Google[^]
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you even know google!
includeh10
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