Re: login page problam - C# Discussion Boards

3-Jan-07 6:14

string pageUrl = Page.Page.Request.RawUrl.ToString();
string pageName = Path.GetFileName(pageUrl);

Does that work? From the way you described your problem, I believe it will.

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Re: String chopping

led mike3-Jan-07 6:09

led mike

3-Jan-07 6:09

Or he could wait for Ron Popiel[^] to invent a "Pocket String Chopper".

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Re: String chopping

Judah Gabriel Himango3-Jan-07 6:19

Start Open File Dialog in Thumbnail View

3-Jan-07 6:19

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dbrenth3-Jan-07 5:54

dbrenth

3-Jan-07 5:54

Is there a way to start the open file dialog control in thumbnail view. It is possible to switch to thumbnail view after the control starts up, but I can't see how to default it to start in thumbnail view.

Thanks for any help.

Brent

dhakera3-Jan-07 5:26

dhakera

3-Jan-07 5:26

i want to make a login page in wich user will login and login name and passward will should match from database. if there is a new user and he is going to login first time than his user name and passward should we store in database

Tyler453-Jan-07 5:38

Tyler45

3-Jan-07 5:38

SqlConnection conn;
string myquerry;
SqlDataReader reader;
SqlCommand command;
string uname, pass,type;
try
{
conn = myclass.connect();
if (conn.State == ConnectionState.Open)
MessageBox.Show("Sql Connection is Already Avaliable", "Connection Status", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Asterisk);
}
catch
{
MessageBox.Show("There is an Error Occured While Connecting SQL Server", "Connection Error",MessageBoxButtons.OK,MessageBoxIcon.Stop);
}

myquerry = "Select * from users";
command = new SqlCommand(myquerry, conn);
reader = command.ExecuteReader();
while (reader.Read())
{
uname = reader.GetString(0).Trim();
pass = reader.GetString(1).Trim();
type = reader.GetString(2).Trim();
idno = reader.GetInt32(3);
if ((textBox1.Text == uname) && (pass == textBox2.Text))
{
r = true;
break;
}
}
reader.Close();
if (r == true)
{
if (type=="ADMIN")
{
Entrance.ActiveForm.Hide();
Admin a = new Admin();
a.Show();
}
else
{

}
}
else
MessageBox.Show("Wrong UserName Or Password", "Error", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Warning);

Tyler453-Jan-07 5:42

Tyler45

3-Jan-07 5:42

//here is the sqlconnection code. use it myclass.connet()
string con_string = "workstation id=FIGHT_CLUB;packet size=4096;integrated security=SSPI;data source=FIGHT_CLUB;persist security info=False;initial catalog=proje";
SqlConnection mycon = new SqlConnection(con_string);
mycon.Open();

Colin Angus Mackay3-Jan-07 5:57

Colin Angus Mackay

3-Jan-07 5:57

You store your passwords in clear text! Remind me never to your your site.

You also extract all the rows in the users table and iterate over them. That might be fine if you only have a couple of dozen users, but if the site is large this is extremely inefficient. I suggest adding some filters in the WHERE clause on the SQL statement.

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Tyler453-Jan-07 6:09

Tyler45

3-Jan-07 6:09

Every webadmin use clear text! you should understand that how is your passwords are broken Wink | ;)

but you r right, if use encoding it is best

Bassam Saoud3-Jan-07 7:45

Bassam Saoud

3-Jan-07 7:45

why dont you use Forms Authentication[^]

Referencing a .NET 2 assembly in a .NET1.1 Application [modified]

~~_{lost in transition}~~ 4-Jan-07 11:10

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4-Jan-07 11:10

Don't forget to encrypt the password in the database, just in case it gets cracked.

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MrEyes3-Jan-07 4:48

MrEyes

3-Jan-07 4:48

As the title says really, is this possible? If so how?

Basically I have an application that has been developed and compiled agaisnt .Net Framework 1.1 SP1. For various reasons this cannot currently be converted to a .NET 2 application however I need to use some functionality that only exists in .NET 2.

After a little testing I have found, unsurprisingly, that it isnt possible to add the reference so I came up with a cunning plan to make the .NET 2 assembly a COM object and then get the 1.1 application to call the COM interface. Unfortunatly this does work either as added the COM reference fails with a "CLR assembly cannot be converted to CLR assembly" error.

My next plan of attack is to allow runtime binding of the COM object and then using DllImport in the 1.1 application. I will not be surprised if this doesnt work either. If this doesnt work my last ditch solution is to create an unmanaged wrapper around the .Net 2 library and code the 1.1 application to call that instead. However this is a bit of a faff, so does anybody have any alternative suggestions?

Re: Referencing a .NET 2 assembly in a .NET1.1 Application

Judah Gabriel Himango3-Jan-07 5:23

Re: Referencing a .NET 2 assembly in a .NET1.1 Application

3-Jan-07 5:23

It is not possible AFAIK, because .NET 2 assemblies may use generics or other functionality that is not available on CLR 1.x.

There are other problems with this too: IIRC, only 1 CLR version can be loaded per-process. Attempting to load CLR 2 under a .NET 1.x process will introduce more problems, I believe.

What functionality are you after? Perhaps the functionality you're after could be reproduced in 1.x code?

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MrEyes3-Jan-07 5:31

MrEyes

3-Jan-07 5:31

Judah Himango wrote:
There are other problems with this too: IIRC, only 1 CLR version can be loaded per-process. Attempting to load CLR 2 under a .NET 1.x process will introduce more problems, I believe.

You are correct, which is why I attempted (unsecuccesfully) to use a COM bridge

Judah Himango wrote:
What functionality are you after? Perhaps the functionality you're after could be reproduced in 1.x code?

The need to use the HTTP post classes that support client side SSL certification, unfortunatly this wasnt added in .NET 1.1 - Up to today I have been using C# Libcurl wrapper code, however this is prooving to be quite bloated and unreliable. In .NET 2 I can perfom the same functionality in 10 lines of code. In the past I have also used code provided by Org.Mentalis however this prooved to be highly unreliable hence the reason for shifting to the C# Libcurl wrapper:

http://www.mentalis.org/soft/projects/ssocket/[^]

http://sourceforge.net/projects/libcurl-net[^]

Re: Referencing a .NET 2 assembly in a .NET1.1 Application

Judah Gabriel Himango3-Jan-07 5:53

WMI unable to connect to some machines

3-Jan-07 5:53

Would it be feasible to use Reflector to look at the .NET 2 assembly code, then recreate something similar in your .NET 1.x project?

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Muhammad Nauman Yousuf3-Jan-07 4:42

Muhammad Nauman Yousuf

3-Jan-07 4:42

Hi, I have a problem using WMI (framwork 1.1), I get all live nodes scanned using the WMI Provider's ping service. But when I go to query those machines for any other information such as hardware (harddrive's info) I get an error "RPC Server unavilable".
I am logged in as Domain Administrator.

If any1 can guide me through this please.

Thank you!

Nauman Yousuf

Re: WMI unable to connect to some machines

Dave Kreskowiak3-Jan-07 5:33

Dave Kreskowiak

3-Jan-07 5:33

The Ping server just bounces an ICMP packet off the remote machines network stack. It does NOT make sure the WMI service is reachable on the remote machine. The reason you're getting that error message is because the WMI services are not running, or are not installed, on those machines. Another possibility is that those machines are sitting behind a firewall that is filtering out the Remote Procedure Calls that are being made.

Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

Re: WMI unable to connect to some machines

Muhammad Nauman Yousuf3-Jan-07 20:32

Muhammad Nauman Yousuf

3-Jan-07 20:32

Thank you! for your reply and It was useful.

I just have one more open issue i.e. I am unable to scan Machines outside of my Hub / Switch, I made sure that all machines have WMI Service running and they are on the same domain as mine (my machine is logged in as admin)

Thank you!

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Re: WMI unable to connect to some machines

Dave Kreskowiak4-Jan-07 2:58

Dave Kreskowiak

4-Jan-07 2:58

Are the machines pingable by name AND IP? If they're pingable by IP, but not by name, then there ius a name resolution problem (DNS).

Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

ContextMenu in ShockWaveFlash

morteza573-Jan-07 3:50

morteza57

3-Jan-07 3:50

hi, i used ShockWaveFlash in my windows application.
i want to disable default ContextMenu for shockWaveFlash when my form runs.
how i can do it ?
thanks

Converting an Image to a Byte[] and visa versa

Gareth H3-Jan-07 3:38

Gareth H

3-Jan-07 3:38

What im trying to do is convert an image to a byte[], then write that byte array to an XML file as a string. I then want to be able to read back that file and convert the string to a btye array and then back to the image.

//convert image to byte and then a string<br />
ASCIIEncoding encoding = new ASCIIEncoding();<br />
byte[] imageArray = ImageToByteConvert(style.Image);<br />
string imageString = encoding.GetString(imageArray);<br />
<br />
//write string to file<br />
writer.WriteAttribute("Image", imageString);<br />
<br />
public byte[] ImageToByteConvert(Image imageIn)<br />
{<br />
  MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream();<br />
  imageIn.Save(ms, ImageFormat.Gif);<br />
  return ms.ToArray();<br />
}<br />
<br />
----<br />
<br />
//read attribute "Image"<br />
attribute = domNode.Attributes["Image"];<br />
if (attribute != null)<br />
{<br />
  //convert to byte and set image<br />
  byte[] imageByte = encoding.GetBytes(attribute.Value);<br />
  retval.Image = ByteToImageConvert(imageByte);<br />
}<br />
<br />
public Image ByteToImageConvert(byte[] byteArrayIn)<br />
{<br />
  MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream(byteArrayIn);<br />
  Image returnImage = Image.FromStream(ms);<br />
  return returnImage;<br />
}

The problem is im getting an error saying:

03/01/2007 14:31:31 XmlModelSerializer.SerializeContent; Exception: System.Runtime.InteropServices.ExternalException: A generic error occurred in GDI+.<br />
at System.Drawing.Image.Save(Stream stream, ImageCodecInfo encoder, EncoderParameters encoderParams)<br />
at System.Drawing.Image.Save(Stream stream, ImageFormat format)<br />
at XmlModelSerializer.ImageToByteConvert(Image imageIn) in line 61<br />
at XmlModelSerializer.SerializeContent(IWriteContext context, SeverityNodeStyle style, IXmlWriter writer) in line 33

Line 61 is: imageIn.Save(ms, ImageFormat.Gif);

Any ideas?

Regards,
Gareth.

Luc Pattyn3-Jan-07 4:32

Luc Pattyn

3-Jan-07 4:32

You would get the very informative message "A generic error occurred in GDI+" for
almost anything that can go wrong in Image.Save().

When saving to a file on disk it could be disk full, network disk disappeared,
file is locked, file is read-only, whatever. I dont know which of these have an
equivalent when saving to a memory stream.

It might also be a basic limitation of the GIF format (e.g. too many colors).
Are you sure you want GIF ?

And it could be a GDI bug (unknown to me).

Take your pick !

I would experiment with another format, say JPEG, at least to see if that works under
identical conditions...

Smile | :)

Luc Pattyn

Gareth H3-Jan-07 5:30

Gareth H

3-Jan-07 5:30

I tried changing the ImageFormat to .Jpeg, didnt change anything.

Luc Pattyn3-Jan-07 9:37

Luc Pattyn

3-Jan-07 9:37

Hi Gareth,

I did some experiments with Image.Save() to memory stream, nothing went wrong.

Do you have your problem with every image ?
with the image(s) that goes wrong, does it fail on every attempt ?
is anything special about such image ? (size, number of colors, way it was created, ...) ?
what is its size ?
do you have a file containing such image, if so could you mail one failing image to me ?

furthermore, you could try to save GIF format to file instead of to memory stream,
then have a look at the file to see how large it gets (i.e. how far
the save operation succeeds), and (with hex viewer) possibly what is wrong.
If saving to file also fails, I could have a look to that file too...

Greetz

Luc Pattyn