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After writing to the serial port i am reciving an error of writing timed out i am using the HandShake Requestto send,I am not geting the problem
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your statement isn't very clear; I think it tells me you are using hardware handshaking, and something is wrong with it. If the sender needs a permission to send, and the other party doesn't provide it, the sender is bound to time out (and if he were to ignore the lack of permission, the message would be lost as the other party will probably ignore it, being not ready to receive anything).
You might try with a very simple communication: no handshaking, and short messages, far apart. When that works, add handshaking. When that works, use any message length and frequency you want.
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Judging by the timing of the messages, he isn't listening to anything anyone is saying. I think he's looking for a simple code fix and doesn't really have any hardware attched to the port at all, nor does he have the virtual COM ports you suggested installed.
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Dave Kreskowiak wrote: he isn't listening to anything anyone is saying
Yeah. I have seen such pattern of behavior before, mostly in people from one and the same country. Writing is good, however I wish the would learn to read and interact too.
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Hi.
As people have said, don't use hardware handshaking if you don't have to. It's harder to use hardware handshaking. But, it prevents buffer overruns. As people know, Windows is not a real-time OS. Hardware handshaking is much faster than using a higher level software implementation. In some cases, you can not tolerate a buffer overrun, and you want to use the fastest way you can. Serial communication is semi-slow to begin with.
You'll need to make sure that the correct signals are connected in the cables. Most serial cables do not include the handshake signals! Also, you need to know the wiring of which pins on ConnectorA go to which pins on ConnectorB.
I strongly recommend that you get and use an RS232 breakout box! It'll save you a lot of time. Also, you should have at least a light logic probe that can handle the RS232 voltage levels that you're using. You can use a DVM (Voltmeter). There are a number of low-cost USB "logic analyzers" that can interpret RS232 signals. The handshaking signals would often be displayed separately. I'm not sure if the MSOs show/decode the RS232 handshake signals. I like the Tek MSOs the best.
This will help you get started with using RS232 handshaking:
http://www.google.com/search?q=rs232+hardware+handshaking[^]
http://www.google.com/search?q=rs232+breakout+box[^]
Good Luck!
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Joe
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I know that the OP isn't in America. Still, low-cost USB Logic Analyzers that support RS232 decoding, check out ebay:
Business & Industrial > Electrical & Test Equipment > Test Equipment > Logic Analyzers
http://business.shop.ebay.com/Logic-Analyzers-/97231/i.html[^]
Here is the one that I use, and a number of other consultants use:
http://www.pctestinstruments.com/[^]
Note: The USB Logic Analyzers do not support doing a trigger on a specific data word. So, you would/could trigger the start bot of the RS232. The interpretation is done by post processing software. However, an MSO like the Teks, often support doing a trigger on a specific data word (e.g. trigger on RS232 data value of 0x43).
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Hi this is to be done in c#. Please help
(Events)
1. Write a program which includes a class named Numbers, for which Print is a member function to print numbers 1 to n. When the number of elements printed becomes equal to n, an event is invoked to stop printing numbers, showing a message “Limit Exceeded”.
(Indexers)
2. Create a class Student with RegNo, Name & Marks. Include Indexer, Create 5 instances of Student, and display them.
(FileSystem)
3. Create a Windows application to select a file from the system and display its properties Name, Size, Dates etc
4. Create Windows Application to read from an existing file and write to a new file. There should be 2 radio buttons FileStream & Stream. If FileStream is selected the file reading and writing should be performed using FileStream and if Stream is selected file reaing and writing should be performed using StreamReader & StreamWriter.
5. Simulate a Notepad Application. (Hint: Use RichTextbox, Dialogbox controls, Classes from System.IO namespace etc.)
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 ayushibasant wrote: Hi this is to be done in c#. Please help
(Events)
1. Write a program which includes a class named Numbers, for which Print is a member function to print numbers 1 to n. When the number of elements printed becomes equal to n, an event is invoked to stop printing numbers, showing a message “Limit Exceeded”.
(Indexers)
2. Create a class Student with RegNo, Name & Marks. Include Indexer, Create 5 instances of Student, and display them.
(FileSystem)
3. Create a Windows application to select a file from the system and display its properties Name, Size, Dates etc
4. Create Windows Application to read from an existing file and write to a new file. There should be 2 radio buttons FileStream & Stream. If FileStream is selected the file reading and writing should be performed using FileStream and if Stream is selected file reaing and writing should be performed using StreamReader & StreamWriter.
5. Simulate a Notepad Application. (Hint: Use RichTextbox, Dialogbox controls, Classes from System.IO namespace etc.)
Nobody here is going to do your homework for you, for free.
Even if we could be bothered, read the bit above, where it says "How to get an answer to your question". Notice the bit about your tutors?
We don't mind helping people, but you have to show us you have been trying, and got stuck. Have a go! What's teh worst that could happen - you might actually be able to do it yourself... If not, then ask again, when you are stuck on a specific element (but read the rules above first).
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a. listen in class!
b. Thou Shall Use Google!
1. how about: "public event EventHandler FooEvent"?
2. how about: "public int this[int index] { get {} set {} }"
3. how about: "open VS, New Solution, WPF Application" ?
4. how about copying other's work? Just google for such an app and modify it? Perhaps on codeproject?
an interesting of interesting exemple: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/files/[^]
5. see 4
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Interesting, but unfortunately you forgot to tell us what have you tried so far, and where *exactly* are you stuck, so that we can guide you from there.
Awaiting your reply... 
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How to close a MDI parent Form???
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Click the close button, select File -> Exit, call Application.Exit ???
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Dear All,
I have very simple select statement as
select * from tblA
tblA contains following columns
Id int PK Identity(1,1)
Name varchar(50)
when i create insertstatement from SqlCommandBuilder as
SqlDataAdapter da=new SqlDataAdapter("select * from tblA",connection)
SqlCommandBuilder b=new SqlCommandBuilder(da)
string query=b.GetInsertCommand().CommandText;
it generats the statement
insert into tblA ([Name]) values (@p1)
how can i add identity column into the select statement of CommandBuilder or how can i create the statement which it should contain identity column too?
Note: I am only talking of make insert statement from SqlCommandBuilder
Abdul Rahaman Hamidy
Database Developer
Kabul, Afghanistan
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Abdul Rahman Hamidy wrote: how can i add identity column into the select statement
Abdul Rahman Hamidy wrote: Note: I am only talking of make insert statement
Are you ask for the insert or select?
For select just ask for it;
SELECT id, Name FROM tblA
For insert;
SET IDENTITY_INSERT ON;
INSERT INTO TblA(ID, Name) VALUES(...)
SET IDENTITY_INSERT OFF;
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thx for reply, what i want to save the insert statement of SqlcommandBuilder into string.
in fact what i am doing is, i want to migirate all sql server tables data into ms access.
i have same tables structure and name in ms access. i want to get all records of MS SQL tables into MS Access Tables and make 34 Access Database from that.
i just need to get the insert statement of Sql Table and assign it into MS Access.
like
OleCmd.CommandText=sqlCmdBuilder.GetInsertCommand().CommandText;
OleCmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
Note: In MS access only the autoincrement fields are changed to Not To Increment.
values should come from Sql Tables.
if you guys have any better solution, i would really appreciate.
Abdul Rahaman Hamidy
Database Developer
Kabul, Afghanistan
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Abdul Rahman Hamidy wrote: i want to migirate all sql server tables data into ms access.
Why???
If you need a local datastore try using SQL Server Express rather than Access
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I created Windows Service in C#.net.
In Windows service I want to connect to remot sql server 2000 But I get Error "Login failed for user(sa)".
In Windows Service first I retier data from local database but i cannot insert that data into database of remote sql server.
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Rajesh Koriya wrote: But I get Error "Login failed for user(sa)".
Obviously the credentials you are attempting to use are incorrect. Verify the username and password.
Also, DO NOT use the sa login.
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Hello,
I want to test the audio input to make sure that the mic and speakers are working.
I am thinking about using a progress bar to measure the audio input and the output with another progress bar.
However, I am have looked at many tutorials, but I have never seen any samples of been able to do this.
Does any one know of any tutorial for measuring the input and output audio?
Many thanks,
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I remember a couple of "volume meter" articles here on CodeProject. They would need what you want to test their code, wouldn't they? Use the search facilities!
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Hi
I had an in-process dll built in vs2005 c#, I had made a setup by using Setup and Deployment options,
During uninstall, it is showing a message box that a sub key in the registry is unavailable, so ignore this error and continue.
If I click OK, the setup is not gets uninstalled.
How to remove this setup already installed?
what is the problem in this?
This may be the small issue, but many times this error wasting my time.
Can anyone suggest how to avoid these kind of error, and also how to remove the setup which is not getting uninstalled?
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Hey guys,
I have an MDI Form. On my Parent Form I have a StatusStrip with a label to show Errors. (The StatusStrip Modifers I've already changed them to public.)
Now, On my child form, I have to access some data from an SQL Database while initializing it. So I want to be able to send the exceptions (if there are) to my Parent's statusstip but I can't seem to be able to access them on the initialization.
Here's my code:
Parent Form
public Main()
{
InitializeComponent();
LogForm();
}
private void LogForm()
{
Login Log = new Login();
Log.MdiParent = this;
Log.Show();
}
On my ChildForm, i Have
public Login()
{
InitializeComponent();
LoadData();
}
public void LoadData()
{
Main theParent = (Main)this.MdiParent;
theParent.StatusBar.Text = "Test";
}
What I want to try, is before accesing my DataBase, to be able to change the statusBar of my ParentForm.
But I get an error on
Main theParent = (Main)this.MdiParent;
theParent.StatusBar.Text = "Test";
As when I call Main theParent; the Parent has a value of null as myParent hasn't been loaded yet....
Any ideas???
Cheers
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Firstly, it is bad practice to do this at all - it locks the design of the parent form to the child. This reduces reusability and should be discouraged.
Secondly, the solution to the bad practice solves the problem: use an event, fired in the child, to update the parent. Then either pass the text as the Args for the event, or set up a simple queue in the child to hold the unprocessed events and pull then out in the parent. Move the LoadData method call to the child form Load event, and off you go.
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Hi
In my C# windows application (VS2005), I am using MsComm for serial port communication. In button Click Event i ll Send the data's to the serial port... i want to show the data progress in ProgressBar control.
Please guide me....
Thanks in advance
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You can think of some splash screen as shown in these examples -
1. MSDN Blogs[^]
2. .NET Splash Screen Component[^]
You can find plenty of examples in Google as well. But be careful about handling with threads.
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