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Dear Experts,
Please instruct me what I have to enter in the ""System Name" when I add a contact ?
Thank you; Adam Email: adam.d.nguyen@boeing.com
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Dear sir,
I have tried to rebuild your code but, i got the following error,Please give solution for this error.
Error:
Error generating Win32 resource: Error reading icon 'D:\Documents and Settings\suniltg\Desktop\xp1\Windows XP Users Settings.ico' -- The system cannot find the path specified.
With Regards
SG.RAMYA
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Cool..! you tried to rebuild a code which was written 6 years back
Solution1: Create the folder structure exactly like it is shown in the error message and put an icon file with the same name there.
Solution2: Change the application icon's path to a valid icon file before building it.
-Sunil
-Sunil TG
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Hi, This was a very interesting article, good job!
I have one suggestion after reading through it. I noticed that you're calling a batch file, pingsys.bat to send a ping and then reading the result from a text file. This is a very clever way to get the desired result, but I've got a feeling there are a lot of things that could go wrong. System.Net.NetworkInformation has a Ping class that you can use to ping hosts. Take a look at: msdn for a good example of using it. It looks like this class is new in .NET 2.0, so I'm guessing that's why you didn't use it.
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I have tried to run this project but unfortunately I am unable to do so and types out the following message:
"An error occurred while sending a message to ..." in this case the "..." being the machine name I have added in the form. Could you please help me as to what may be the cause of the program's failure. Any help will be more than appreciated. Thanks in advance and keep up the good work.
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hello; i just wanna know what does represent the System Name when we add a contact?
Folkienux
wiggles9_1@hotmail.com
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I am getting an error when trying to send a message it says: "An error occurred while sending a message to [machine name]"
Not too hot on C# as i am learning VB.net.
Any ideas?
Thanks
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Hi !
Great idea... but I cannot get it to work !
I get the following error :
An unhandled exception of type 'System.Security.SecurityException' occurred in mscorlib.dll
Additional information: Request for the permission of type System.Security.Permissions.RegistryPermission, mscorlib, Version=1.0.5000.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 failed.
The message occurs somewhere in the Dissassembly code (mscorlib.dll!System.Security.CodeAccessSecurityEngine.Check(System.Security.CodeAccessPermission cap = {System.Security.Permissions.RegistryPermission}, System.Threading.StackCrawlMark stackMark = LookForMyCallersCaller) + 0xbd bytes ) ?
I have tried to create the registry key manually under the HKLM/SOFTWARE/dotNETSender and give MYMACHINE\Everyone account Full Access to the key and still does not work.
Any idea ?!
Thank you,
Benoit
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hello all, truly appreciable program...with simple concept..i executed this program in my standalone pc(with XP pro)...it worked but..... downloaded this application and tried to run on win NT node(in my college)...but shows error specifying for a missing file mscoree.dll...then i copied that file from other sources...now it asks for .NET framework path to be set in the registry....please help....
thanks for the program, LAVA.
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Yes. it requires .NET Framework to be installed in the machine. But I am afraid it can't be done in a Win NT system. You need WinMe/2000/XP for that.
Sunil TG
Sunil TG
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hello all i just wanna know if we can make a GUI on the server side. as we don't have the object that we have advertised. Can any one help? take care
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Hi, I've looking for a contact list manager like this for a long time with no succesful. Finally, it looks i found one, but it's made for VS .Net and C# . How could I see it in Visual Studio 6.0? or in C++?
Thank you very much
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I have only the C# and VB 6 versions of the code with me right now
Sunil TG suniltg@msn.com
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Although this project is primarily for teaching C#, the author helped me solve a practical problem. One of my networks is a small setup of less than 15 people, but with offices dispersed throughout the building. Email is overkill for a single line of information or question, and constant phone calls are annoying. On some older legacy machines (running 9X), I just set up WinPopup. Moving newer XP and Win 2000 machines into the network has complicated matters for instant messaging. Setting up an Exchange-based messaging service, or a Jabber server just seemed like overkill and too much work for a network this size. Your app works much like Winpopup, so it was easy for users to handle. I might even learn a little C# now....
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I built a net sender already from scratch no imported dll's in c#. Pure tcpClient and an async Udp socket.
Took a bit as the only documentation to the SMB or server message block is from hackers trying to exploit the shares on a box. And as some of the misleading documentation about it are weird. Such as it runs on top of Netbios. So it registers it name with netbios if you do a command prompt and type "nbtstat -n" you will see a list of names that are registered with it. Noting the hex in the paranethes they are the last byte in the name. 15 reserved the 16th is the programs identifier. I guess the worse thing about the whole thing is i needed a sniffer to see what was going out the socket. Found out that netbios headers are big endian not native little. So I had to do some bit shifting and reversing of bytes big big pain. More over is the name encoding of a machine in netbios had to write a function to convert characters encode. IE
byte[] bytes = new byte[2]; byte[0] = ((((byte)strData[index]) >> 8) & 0xff)+47; byte[1] = (((byte)strData[index]) & 0xff) + 47;
Then revert it back to a string and append it to a string builder. I guess my point is that calling a function embedded inside of a dll or passing parameters to it is not going to do much. I guess the article would be cooler if it showed how to register itself with netbios and get the messages before the messenger service on XP,2000 got it.
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Hi Suniltg, I am still getting this error.
Error generating Win32 resource: Error reading icon 'D:\Documents and Settings\suniltg\Desktop\xp1\Windows XP Users Settings.ico' -- The device is not ready.
I read your previous post regarding this message, but I don't quite follow. In the solution explorer, I right click on App.ico and it says
"C:\Van Anh\My Documents\thecodeproject\dotNETSenderCode\App.ico"
So, where is it that I am supposed to change the path? Can you give me a more detail instructions? Sorry, I am new to .NET. I hope you're not bothered with my question. Truly appreciate!
pochacco
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I guess you'd have been made it working by now. If not, please right click on project node in soln explorer, and chahnge the icon path to a valid path whereever you find... that will solve the problem
Sunil TG suniltg@msn.com
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-if you are using pre XP OS, download the .net framework redistributable:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=262D25E3-F589-4842-8157-034D1E7CF3A3&displaylang=en
-the contact list is kept in the registry. find it, export the branch, and then you can easily distribute it throughout your office.
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