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Hello everyone,
I am writing an Http client. Any samples for dealing with Http authentication? e.g. https, certificate?
thanks in advance,
George
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George_George wrote: Http authentication
I hopr you are using HttpWebRequest class. You can set the credentials to Credentials[^] property. Something like
HttpWebRequest request = WebRequest.Create(new Uri("http://somewebsite.com"));
request.Credentials = new NetworkCredential("username", "password");
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Thanks N a v a n e e t h,
Your sample contains information about how to apply user name and password as authentication information. And also how to use the default certificate.
My question is, if the web site has some customized certificate, or the end user (e.g. my Http client) has some customized certificate, are there any samples about how to deal with it?
regards,
George
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George_George wrote: if the web site has some customized certificate, or the end user (e.g. my Http client) has some customized certificate,
I don't know. Are you getting any error when you try to connect to a URL which has customized certificate ?
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Thanks N a v a n e e t h,
My situation is, I have some installed certificate in IE for either web site or my personal certificate, and they are used to either access some special web site or identify for myself.
For the Http client application, I want to utilize them to access the special web site. Any ideas or reference samples?
regards,
George
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Hey, guys.
Got a winforms / c# app that uses the webbrowser control to navigate to and then save off a screen capture of the given web site. Unfortunately, trying to run this in a batch is proving fruitless as the control throws up IE's various dialog boxes complaining of this or that, e.g. script error, unrecognized publisher, etc. Quite a few instances with different dialog / message boxes, and of course program execution comes to a halt until a human clicks OK, rendering it a bit useless for overnight batch processing.
I've played with all the options in IE, as well as the properties on the webbrowser control, to no avail. In fact, when I do something like disabling all downloadable content (activex controls, etc.), they do indeed get suppressed. Then IE gives me a dialog box complaining that it can't render the page properly because it the controls weren't downloaded! 
Does anyone know how to rig this control to run in silent mode and suppress all Windows / IE dialog boxes and error messages? Or a different c# compatible approach to accomplishing the screen shots? I'd be most grateful for any enlightenment.
Thanks,
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You dont mention specific names, so I will ask:
ScriptErrorsSuppressed = true?
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Hey, Leppie.
Actually tried it both ways, among other things, and neither suppressed that particular dialog (only one of many). Oddly enough, the MS doc says to set it to false to suppress the errors, which seemed like a typo, hence my trying both ways.
I've found through poking around that the IWebBrowser2 interface has a Silent property that's supposed to do what I'm talking about. However, having not spent much time on this sort of thing, I'm unsure of how to implement that interface on the web browser control. Probably COM 101 stuff, just haven't been there in C#.
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Hi,
Can anyone direct me to the C# equivalent of the ObjectOutput and ObjectInput interfaces in java?
Regards,
Dave
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I think that BinaryReader and BinaryWriter is what you are looking for.
Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.
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Hello,
I am writing an application that enable user to create HTML files
but all his formatting choices are saved in a CSS file linked to his HTML file I'm writting this file by using the StreanWriter class but I don't know how to read a specific element to edit it when user changed his design.
Thanks.
Dad
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Try using a regex to read the style from the CSS file.
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HI,
i have several .mht files with hyper links connections
Like File1.mht has a hyper link to File2.mht
in my application there are :
1. Tree View - each node represents and load an .mht file
2. web Browser that shows that .mht
the think is that when i display File1.mht and press the hyper link to
File2.mht the web Browser shows no page can be displayed
any IDEA 
Have Fun
Never forget it
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Hi all,
I made a simple program to store wave and mp3 files with SQL Server and c#, Can I play the sound file directly from the database without creating the file to temporarily directory ....
I stored the file as binary in the database...
thanks
modified on Sunday, July 20, 2008 1:08 PM
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sir , plz send the program code ..with this quote
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Hello Forum
I am wondering what is the best way to automatically recalculate a value in a specific field.
I have on my form fields A and B these are bound to a MSSQL table and I have field C that is a result from A + B. is the way to recalculate field C to assign an on change event on fields A and B or there is another way where I can achieve this?
I am trying to avoid attaching an event on each field.
Thank you,
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if you don't show field C in your form you don't require to raise events, other wise how you change the value of C?
dhaim
programming is a hobby that make some money as side effect
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Use INotifyPropertyChanged in your property fields, and react to the change. If you take a look for an article on binding by Paul Stovell on using databinding in Windows Forms then you can find an example suitable for your needs.
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Hi gurus,
I would like to know how it is possible to insert in a combo box the text values of an enumeration object?
For example, consider the SymbolType enum object from ZedGraph.
I would like to browse the enumeration values and add them in a combo box in order to give to the user the possibility to select the symbol for the curve.
I hope my question is clear enough.
Best regards.
Fred.
There is no spoon.
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Use Enum.GetNames(typeof(SymbolType)) to get the names of the constants.
Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.
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Ok that works great Thanks! 
There is no spoon.
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Check out this article[^].
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President - Tampa Bay IASA
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Hey, hey, hey. Don't be mean. We don't have to be mean because, remember, no matter where you go, there you are. - Buckaroo Banzai
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I am looking for a hosting company to host ASP.net 2.o that support Dynamic Fonts and AJAX with no traffic tie ups. It will be great if someone can direct me ont this. Thanks in advance!
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