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Comments by EddyGuzman (Top 19 by date)
EddyGuzman
21-Apr-17 18:36pm
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Works good, thank you!
EddyGuzman
20-Apr-15 18:20pm
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I have to communicate with a device through serial port.
This device has to read two sequences of hexadecimal data:
One to open the factory mode: 0xC0 0x63 7 0x02 0X00
One to Get data: 0xC0 0x73 7 0x35 0x00 0x00
EddyGuzman
20-Apr-15 17:56pm
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Hello.
I have tried to write as this: using (SerialPort port = new SerialPort("COM2", 9600, Parity.None, 8))
{
byte[] bytesToSend = new byte[6] { 0XC0,0x63,7,0x02,0x00,0x01 };
port.Open();
port.Write(bytesToSend, 0, 6);
bytesToSend = new byte[6] { 0xC0, 0x63, 7, 0x66, 0x00, 0x01 };
port.Write(bytesToSend, 0, 6);
}
and didn't work...I've tried to make it with the serial port object and with one in code, but it's not working
EddyGuzman
21-Feb-13 11:42am
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Oh! Yes I know, I was saving them as Integers at start, problem is that this numbers are consecutive serials, so if I remove the zeros the serial will be incorrect. But your comment is absolutely valid.
EddyGuzman
20-Feb-13 19:52pm
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function Launch() {
var launcher = new ActiveXObject("Shell.Application");
launcher.ShellExecute("where_is_your_exe\\file.exe", "<%=userId%>", "", "open", "1");
}
EddyGuzman
30-Jan-13 19:07pm
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Yes I'm sure cause the other scripts are working fine.
I'm also noticing that the images are not show, I don't know if this is for the problem with the Script
EddyGuzman
30-Jan-13 11:41am
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Yes, is with JQuery, and I already have all the references.
EddyGuzman
13-Aug-12 13:23pm
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You can't do that with gmail
EddyGuzman
13-Aug-12 13:18pm
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Put all inside an update panel
EddyGuzman
9-Aug-12 18:28pm
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Thanks this worked perfect...I know that what I did wasn't the best approach but it helps me for the moment...I just changed the security configuration in explorer to run activeX, it isn't really harmful because our network is protected (Except for the manager and me, No one else can add files to the Network folder in where the exe is located). As you said I made the ax to call only the known exe...Thanks a lot, and sorry for the delay in my response
EddyGuzman
8-Aug-12 19:41pm
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The exe is an old application made in Delphi, we're working on change it to a newer platform but it isn't a priority right now, so I need to run it from my application from now.
EddyGuzman
8-Aug-12 19:40pm
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Sorry, but it can't be impossible...I have been thinking and maybe adding the exe into the application will do the job, the problem (It is on my server, I click, explorer gives me the option to run, I click run, voila!...but how to pass the parameters...)
I already try with ActiveX object but looks like it doesn't work with IE8 and forward...
EddyGuzman
8-Aug-12 19:36pm
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As SA says, with Diagnostic.Process is going to run but just in the server, thanks anyway
EddyGuzman
8-Aug-12 17:41pm
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It's an intranet site, it's absolutely necessary to do this.
EddyGuzman
2-Aug-12 11:28am
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SA & AspDotNetDev
You were right...in my solution the references are working fine, but to make them work through the IIS I removed the "/" from the beginning...I don't know why this is a problem, but now it works perfect...thanks. This is something that I have reviewed before but never guess that the slash will have something to do with this...
EddyGuzman
2-Aug-12 10:22am
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Deleted
Question.
If I'm doing a bad reference of the files I shouldn't be able to see them working in debug mode or not? When I run my project directly from Visual Studio everything works fine, but when I try to see it through the IIS it doesn't work (as I already explained before).
EddyGuzman
30-Jul-12 20:03pm
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Thanks! it was the int...
5S for you
EddyGuzman
30-Jul-12 18:04pm
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It works nice, just need to add the reference for VB to use it without problems. BTW you're right. it was an assignment...
Thanks
EddyGuzman
9-Apr-12 13:53pm
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Sorry for the late in mark this as answer, but I was full of work. Thanks
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