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What is the equivalent of THE JAVA MEDIA FRAMEWORK (JMF) in C#

29-Aug-09 9:34

monu_khan wrote:
actually can i store image in database and compare them
but it does not work

Can you explain what 'it does not work' means?

Henry Minute

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CoderForEver28-Aug-09 9:25

CoderForEver

28-Aug-09 9:25

Hey buddies ,..... i am working on C# Socket programming .... but i got a reference abt socket programmin in Java ............. and I got this word .... "THE JAVA MEDIA FRAMEWORK (JMF)" can any body tell me its equivalent in c#.....Thank you.

Re: What is the equivalent of THE JAVA MEDIA FRAMEWORK (JMF) in C#

Henry Minute28-Aug-09 9:38

Re: What is the equivalent of THE JAVA MEDIA FRAMEWORK (JMF) in C#

28-Aug-09 9:38

System.Net.Sockets namespace. Well, it's not really the equivalent but it is where sockets live.

Just google c# sockets, loads and loads of help.

CoderForEver28-Aug-09 9:44

CoderForEver

28-Aug-09 9:44

OMG .... I am trying to work using System.Net.Sockets ... but I thought it will have another namespace ... So is that means the Java functios will have an equivalent in C# too ...Thank you budy ...........

Re: What is the equivalent of THE JAVA MEDIA FRAMEWORK (JMF) in C#

Henry Minute28-Aug-09 9:56

Re: What is the equivalent of THE JAVA MEDIA FRAMEWORK (JMF) in C#

28-Aug-09 9:56

The biggest problem in trying to use Java stuff/terms in .net and the other way round, is that they dont always have the same technologies grouped into the same libraries.

I can't think of an example off the top of my head, but you will almost certainly find some socket related things from the JMF that aren't in the System.Net.Sockets namespace. Conversely some things in the System.Net.Sockets namespace won't be in the JMF.

So in this instance when you find one of these problems, get your google-fu working. Smile | :)

CoderForEver28-Aug-09 10:00

CoderForEver

28-Aug-09 10:00

Thank you for ur ideas.

Create a bmp

JollyMansArt28-Aug-09 8:55

JollyMansArt

28-Aug-09 8:55

Can someone point me in the right direction of how to create a bmp file that is 1 pixel by 1 pixel image>

Re: Create a bmp [modified]

DaveyM6928-Aug-09 9:32

28-Aug-09 9:32

Bitmap bitmap = new Bitmap(1, 1);
string fullPath = string.Format(
    "{0}\\bitmap.bmp",
    Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.MyPictures));
bitmap.Save(fullPath);

Dave
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modified on Friday, August 28, 2009 3:38 PM

Henry Minute28-Aug-09 9:40

28-Aug-09 9:40

Ha, see, if you'd have put the saving stuff in the first time, I might have beaten you to the punch. Big Grin | :-D

DaveyM6928-Aug-09 10:29

28-Aug-09 10:29

I thought about it post posting when I reread the OP's post. Luc beat me once tonight, can't let it happen again! Poke tongue | ;-P

Luc Pattyn29-Aug-09 0:54

Luc Pattyn

29-Aug-09 0:54

So you decided on cheating all the time, hoping to have a slightly better chance of being the first at it?

Next people will start and claim it is my fault the average reply quality is going down...

Laugh | :laugh:

PS: if you want to compete, choose one of the competitions, lean-and-mean or otherwise. I suggest we don't turn the forums into battle fields.

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DaveyM6929-Aug-09 21:29

29-Aug-09 21:29

I should have put a joke icon on that post Luc, I don't take it that seriously. If someone else answers a question that's great, so long as the OP gets the correct answer which this time he did - twice.

In this case I read the Subject 'Create a bmp' and read in the post '1 x 1' so went ahead and answered. I then reread the question (as I always do to make sure I have given the fullest answer I can) and noticed he wanted a bitmap file so I modified my post to show how to save it to a file. In the minute or so whilst I modified my post, Henry had posted his answer.

No cheating, no battle field - and all in good spirits trying to help the OP from me and Henry Big Grin | :-D

Luc Pattyn29-Aug-09 22:24

Luc Pattyn

29-Aug-09 22:24

DaveyM69 wrote:
I should have put a joke icon

Not at all. I understand your pain, being almost beaten by Henri. Laugh | :laugh:

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DaveyM6929-Aug-09 22:51

29-Aug-09 22:51

Henry Minute28-Aug-09 9:35

28-Aug-09 9:35

This sounds as if it could be for something naughty.
But I don't care, today, so:

BitMap bm = new BitMap(1, 1);
bm.Save("C:\Windows\Temp\NefariousBitmap.bmp");

Using my application to open a file

JollyMansArt28-Aug-09 9:50

JollyMansArt

28-Aug-09 9:50

Thanks
I am needing this to prevent MS Access from bringing up it's splash screen when ms access loads.
Since you need to place a bmp file in the same directory as the mdb file with the file names being the same just the extensions different.

kola_pumping28-Aug-09 7:17

kola_pumping

28-Aug-09 7:17

I have developed an application that works with xml files. I have allowed users to open an xml file with my application. This I have done using the Main(String [] args) function. But the problem is the application name is not being displayed along with the application icon when the user right-clicks and chooses "Open With" in windows explorer. Would I need to make any registry entries for this to happen, or is it something I can do within the application itself? I'm currently working with the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 IDE. Please help.

stancrm28-Aug-09 7:33

stancrm

28-Aug-09 7:33

Just sample to add app to context menu:
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/add-open-with-notepad-to-the-context-menu-for-all-files/[^]

kola_pumping31-Aug-09 7:11

kola_pumping

31-Aug-09 7:11

Thank you so much for your response. but is there a way to do this within my application? and not on registry

stancrm31-Aug-09 20:28

stancrm

31-Aug-09 20:28

You can write to registry using C#. Please search it in MSDN.