Re: Remote method calls - C# Discussion Boards

Jimmanuel17-Jul-07 6:45

17-Jul-07 6:45

no, Thread.Sleep won't do what you want, all it'll accomplish is to make the Thread wait for 100 more ms before it executes the next iteration of the loop. The way that it is currently written it will accomplish what you're describing, but you still need to add the line "IsMessageRecieved = false;" into the try block after the message has successfully been read like this:

try
{
   msg = mq.Receive(new TimeSpan(0,0,100));
   XMLMSMQFileName = msg.Body.ToString();
   IsMessageRecieved = false;
}
catch . . .

this will make it so that if a message is received successfully then IsMessageRecieved will be set to false and the while loop will be exited but if the Receive method times out then the line IsMessageRecieved = false; is skipped and the loop is repeated

Last modified: 10mins after originally posted -- corrected IsMessageRecieved = true; to IsMessageRecieved = false;

Re: MSMQ Error Handling

ramdil17-Jul-07 7:15

ramdil

17-Jul-07 7:15

Hi first of all thanks for detailed description,i understand what you are telling me but the think here is that i calling this method in a thread.thread starts at appn_start and thread stops at appn_end and here only i setting the variable value IsMessageRecieved=false..so that when ever my application is running mode, it will always check whether any message is in msmq then it will read..if i am setting flag variable inside the iteration, then once it is read then it will not listen...hope u understand my requriment.in this context ,will my code work with out any problem..this is my doubt

Regards
DilipRam

Re: MSMQ Error Handling

Jimmanuel17-Jul-07 7:27

Jimmanuel

17-Jul-07 7:27

You're absolutely correct! I was thinking that you were reading only one message; the way you've described it sounds like you have it set up correctly to continue reading messages until the application ends, so it should work fine.

Just like before though, it's probably a good idea to set the IsBackground property to true on the Thread object so that it doesn't hang up you application when it's closing. Things should work fine even if you don't do this, but it probably won't hurt to throw this in just in case. Smile | :)

Re: MSMQ Error Handling

ramdil17-Jul-07 22:28

ramdil

17-Jul-07 22:28

Thanks for the reply

Regards
DilipRam

Remote method calls

kkadir17-Jul-07 1:33

kkadir

17-Jul-07 1:33

Hello everyone,

I have got a webpage, a webservice and a client program. Is it possible to, when something changes in the webpage the webservice sends a method call with some parameters to the client program and the client starts to execute whatever method is called ?

Best regards...

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Re: Remote method calls

Malcolm Smart17-Jul-07 1:41

Malcolm Smart

17-Jul-07 1:41

Yes, but not easily. The browser is a sandbox, so you can't do this client side, as you rightly assumed. You would need to install a listener on the client, listening to a particular tcp port. The web page, would then post back to the server (or call a webservice) which would, via remoting calls, connect with the listener on the client. The remote and client side need to be 'aware' of each other, ie names, ports etc.

Read Nish's article here[^] to get a basic understanding of what can be achieved.

This will only work on a LAN / Intranet unless you want to do battle with firewalls etc.

I've just done something very similar today....I've used it to implement a sign in / sign out deputy system. If the current 'on call' support signs out, the webserver sends a message to the next support person on the rosta. A small exe on there machine is listening on a particular port for this call and pops up a message. Saves them constantly checking the webpage.

"More functions should disregard input values and just return 12. It would make life easier." - comment posted on WTF

Re: Remote method calls

kkadir17-Jul-07 2:17

kkadir

17-Jul-07 2:17

Thanks for your help. I think we can overcome the firewall problem by configuring all firewalls where the clients are installed.
But I like your approach to the problem. May be I should try it.
When the page refreshes and there are some changes the webservice sends a message to a specified ip and port and when the client receives this message the method starts to work.
The only problem is what if we have more than 1 method.
Well then we may specify more messages, each message can invoke one method so a simple switch statement should do the job
Hmm..
Sounds simple and it should work.
Thank you very much...

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Re: Remote method calls

Malcolm Smart17-Jul-07 2:51

Malcolm Smart

17-Jul-07 2:51

pashje wrote:
The only problem is what if we have more than 1 method.

This is the server side portion....

 IMyChecker checker = (IMyChecker)Activator.GetObject(
                typeof(IMyChecker), "tcp://localhost:9000/CheckListener");

checker.RunMethod1();//public method of CheckListener class
checker.RunMethod2();//public method of CheckListener class

Here, CheckListener is the name of the class on the remote machine. checker is an instance of that class, and can now call any exposed methods.

I'm no expert on this, as I've only picked this stuff up today, so DO check out what I've said, but the above works for me.

"More functions should disregard input values and just return 12. It would make life easier." - comment posted on WTF

Getting the user default locale identifier in c#

Tal S.17-Jul-07 0:51

Tal S.

17-Jul-07 0:51

Hello,

I would like to know what lines in c# replace the following lines in C++:

LCID lcid = ::GetUserDefaultLCID();
m_lcid = LANGIDFROMLCID(lcid);

Thanks!!!

Re: Getting the user default locale identifier in c#

Le centriste17-Jul-07 2:16

Le centriste

17-Jul-07 2:16

use the System.Globalization.CultureInfo class. The user default is, I think, System.Threading.Thread.CurrentCulture.

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Re: Getting the user default locale identifier in c#

Tal S.18-Jul-07 3:49

Tal S.

18-Jul-07 3:49

Thanks!

Debugging the windows service

M. J. Jaya Chitra17-Jul-07 0:43

M. J. Jaya Chitra

17-Jul-07 0:43

Hai Everybody,
Can any one please tell me how to debug the windows service even though i used the try catch block i couldn't find out the error point please give me solution to overcome this problem.

Best Regards,
M. J. Jaya Chitra

Re: Debugging the windows service

Nisar Inamdar17-Jul-07 0:56

Nisar Inamdar

17-Jul-07 0:56

Hi,

Set the debugger in your code.........
and then run your project...........use keys of F10 and F11...

Nisar Inamdar
Always For U.

Re: Debugging the windows service

originSH17-Jul-07 1:00

originSH

17-Jul-07 1:00

When developing a windows service I'll normally make it as a self contained class library. I'll then develop most of it using a console frontend and only when I'm done transfer it into a windows service and test it in place.

When you have to debug a windows service you can open a new Visual Studio and use Tools >> attach to process to attach the debugger.

Re: Debugging the windows service

M. J. Jaya Chitra17-Jul-07 18:11

M. J. Jaya Chitra

17-Jul-07 18:11

Can you please give me a link how to perform debugging usign "Attach Process"

Best Regards,
M. J. Jaya Chitra

Re: Debugging the windows service

Harkamal Singh17-Jul-07 6:58

Harkamal Singh

17-Jul-07 6:58

http://www.ondotnet.com/pub/a/dotnet/2003/09/02/debuggingsvcs.html?page=2[^]

Re: Debugging the windows service

M. J. Jaya Chitra17-Jul-07 18:10

M. J. Jaya Chitra

17-Jul-07 18:10

This link tells how i can test the service but i want to debug the service

Best Regards,
M. J. Jaya Chitra

Key Press Event

Xmen Real 17-Jul-07 0:37

Xmen Real

17-Jul-07 0:37

hi i wanna know how can i write codes in key press event of textbox
because i can not see textbox in this menu(screenshot)

http://aycu15.webshots.com/image/22014/2003314000409542092_rs.jpg[^]

Re: Key Press Event

Nisar Inamdar17-Jul-07 0:52

Nisar Inamdar

17-Jul-07 0:52

hi,

Do one thing...........

In properties window of textbox select events tab (shown like lighting)...
there is keypress event.............just doble click on it..........it will goes to code the function........... Cool | :cool:

Nisar Inamdar.............
Always for U..........

Re: Key Press Event

Stu Richardson17-Jul-07 0:55

Stu Richardson

17-Jul-07 0:55

There are two ways you can create the event handler routines for the key press event.

Firstly in your initialisation routine type the following: (where "textBox1_KeyPress" will become the event handler routine)

textBox1.KeyPress += new KeyPressEventHandler(textBox1_KeyPress);

(As you are using Visual studio as soon as you type the "+=" part Visual Studio should prompt you with an auto complete option - press tab twice and it will create both the above line and the event handler routine)

2nd way is through the form designer. Click on the textbox and go to the textbox properties window. Click on the events button (the little lightning icon) then simply double click inside the KeyPress item in the list. This will create the routine for you and should take you to the code.

Re: Key Press Event

Xmen Real 17-Jul-07 2:25

Xmen Real

17-Jul-07 2:25

yep i like the second one, easy and gud... thanks dudes

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how to convert english text to unicode in c#

Farhan Ali17-Jul-07 0:33

Farhan Ali

17-Jul-07 0:33

HI:

i want to develop an application in which when i write text in textbox in english it converts into unicode and displays text in urdu.

anybody have idea about it

Thanx in advance

Farhan Ali

Re: how to convert english text to unicode in c#

Bert delaVega17-Jul-07 6:10

Bert delaVega

17-Jul-07 6:10

This may help. I'm not sure if it addresses the unicode requirement. But I did see it as a listed project last week.

http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/urdukb.asp[^]

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.Net 2.0 remoting security question

Gizz17-Jul-07 0:15

Gizz

17-Jul-07 0:15

Is it me or is the documentation on setting up a secure tcp channel in remoting particularly opaque?

Please, can someone explain to me in words (preferably) of one syllable how to use the .Net remoting 2.0 tcp security model to do the following:

Cause authentication and encryption to be required on calls to a singleton remoted object.

The scenario is: I have a huge LED display board in a call centtre. The server it is connected to (by RS232 (quaint)) exposes it's interface as a remote object. A web site on the intranet remotes in to set the text on the display. The web site is Windows authenticated, but obviously anyone with the URL of the display server could remote in and put rude messages up in the call centre.

So, how to secure?

I've got this far

IDictionary properties = new Hashtable();
properties.Add("port", 12000);
properties.Add("secure", true);
properties.Add("impersonate", true);
IChannel channel = new TcpChannel(properties, null, null);
ChannelServices.RegisterChannel(channel, true);

RemotingConfiguration.RegisterWellKnownServiceType(
    typeof(LaserDisplayBoardDriver),
    "LDB",
    WellKnownObjectMode.Singleton);

but I don't know how to consume this in the client, nor how to pass credentials.

Please help!

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