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Absolute Timeout in windows Authentication

Ballita13-Mar-13 7:59

13-Mar-13 7:59

Hi,
I have a web application which uses windows authentication and I need to set a session time out for it after 8hours even if it is not idle. I mean I need an absolute timeout after 8hours.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks & Regards
Mishra

Re: Absolute Timeout in windows Authentication

dusty_dex13-Mar-13 10:44

dusty_dex

13-Mar-13 10:44

Try here

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Using microsoft AntiXss cross site script encoder to encode standard input controls on an ASP .NET page

Steve Holdorf13-Mar-13 6:48

Steve Holdorf

13-Mar-13 6:48

Hello,

I have been assigned the task of using the microsoft AntiXss library to encode all of the input text controls on several asp .net web pages. I was told to use the EncodeHTML method to assign/retreve values to (textboxes, listboxes, etc.) After inspecting the EncodeHTML it looks like it is only used with streaming html sent out the Request object and not used for accessing control text in the code behind. Can someone explain to me if you can access asp textboxes .text values in the code behind, without using the Request object, like is usually the norm. Also, A decission has been made to do away with all query strings of the application and store everything in session. Is this the best way to go because not only are query strings used in the code behind but also in the javascript. If there are security issues with the query strings could not the AntiXss library help here instead of for asp form textboxes? Any advise and examples of using the AntiXSS with standard asp controls would be great!

Thanks,

Steve Holdorf

-- modified 13-Mar-13 13:03pm.

Office Conversion Advice

mat4112-Mar-13 15:01

mat41

12-Mar-13 15:01

hi there - I am not sure where to put this post, please advise if there is a better area?

We want to create a server side tool that allow users to upload batches of documents (or specify share drives) to convert from Office 2003 (binary) to Office 2010 (XML).

Is is possible to create a web service or server side tool that can process / convert a Microsoft Office document from binary to XML using Office Automation methods - e.g. ConvertAccessProject ? (noting http://support.microsoft.com/kb/257757)

Failing the above, I envision falling back to a shell execution of the OMPM (batch conversion tool - OFC.exe) with dynamic manipulation of the INI file...

TYIA

Bat File which will list of URL LINks which are not working out of 100 URLs

Nishant kumar electronics12-Mar-13 8:20

Nishant kumar electronics

12-Mar-13 8:20

I need to write a batch file which will return URLs which are giving "page not found error" or sorry error from a list of 1000 URLs.

Please help..
Thanks in advance

Nishant

Re: Bat File which will list of URL LINks which are not working out of 100 URLs

R. Giskard Reventlov12-Mar-13 8:50

R. Giskard Reventlov

12-Mar-13 8:50

Take a look at this[^]. Think it can generate reports as well.

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Re: Bat File which will list of URL LINks which are not working out of 100 URLs

Nishant kumar electronics12-Mar-13 23:13

Nishant kumar electronics

12-Mar-13 23:13

Thanks Mark but i need a simple Batch file.I am using like this but its opening multiple tabs in browser.PFB:-
@echo off
setlocal enableextensions
set num=3
for /l %%i in (1,1,%num%) do call :start
endlocal
goto :eof

:start
set /p URL=<list.txt
start ""="" "%url%"
more="" +1="" list.txt="" |="" findstr="" r="" v="" "^$"=""> tmp_list.txt
echo.%URL%>>tmp_list.txt
del list.txt
ren tmp_list.txt list.txt
goto :eof

I want that it if error = true print all that URLS in some text form

Re: Bat File which will list of URL LINks which are not working out of 100 URLs

Richard MacCutchan13-Mar-13 1:02

Richard MacCutchan

13-Mar-13 1:02

Where are the URLs and how do you expect to test if they are valid?

Use the best guess

ASP.NET MVC - Can't seem to get Html.ActionLink to route to Webform page

David Mujica12-Mar-13 5:19

David Mujica

12-Mar-13 5:19

I have a MVC 4 application (with jQuery Mobile) working and I'm trying to build some Administrative pages which will be implemented as WebForms. The problem I am having is that I can't seem to get the Html.ActionLink to send the user to those admin pages.

The admin pages reside in a /AdminUtils folder off the root of the application.

Based on some searching, I've added the following to my Global.asax.vb

Sub Application_Start()
        AreaRegistration.RegisterAllAreas()

        WebApiConfig.Register(GlobalConfiguration.Configuration)
        FilterConfig.RegisterGlobalFilters(GlobalFilters.Filters)
        RouteConfig.RegisterRoutes(RouteTable.Routes)
        BundleConfig.RegisterBundles(BundleTable.Bundles)
    End Sub

    Sub RegisterRoutes(Routes As RouteCollection)
        Routes.IgnoreRoute("AdminUtils/{*pathInfo}")

        '1) Route name
        '2) Route URL
        '3) Physical File

        Routes.MapPageRoute("ReportRoute", "AdminUtils/{someparam}", "~/AdminUtils/{someparam}.aspx")

        'Routes.MapPageRoute("DummyRoute", "AdminUtils", "~/AdminUtils/WebForm1.aspx")

    End Sub

In my Index.vbhtml page I have the following:

@Html.ActionLink("Admin Link", "AdminUtils", New With {.Page = "WebForm1.aspx"})

However, if I hover over the link, it indicates that it wants to route to:

HTML

http://localhost:63163/Home/AdminUtils?Page=WebForm1.aspx

If I use a standard hyperlink,

<a href="~/AdminUtils/WebForm1.aspx" title="Form 1">Webform1 Here </a>

the browser is directed to the page and WebForm1.aspx displays as normal.

I'm thinking it has something to do with the Routing, but I just don't know what to do.

Thank you in advance for you help.
David

Re: ASP.NET MVC - Can't seem to get Html.ActionLink to route to Webform page

Keith Barrow15-Mar-13 4:36

Keith Barrow

15-Mar-13 4:36

I've not done this work directly, but the actionlink feels wrong, as it is accessing a separate, non-MVC app. I'd stick with the plain hyperlink when referring out.

David Mujica wrote:
outes.MapPageRoute("ReportRoute", "AdminUtils/{someparam}", "~/AdminUtils/{someparam}.aspx")

Again this feels wrong: you are producing a route map to an external, non-MVC application. It also contradicts the ignore route (which I think is right).

Again you have to mod this all through my inexperience at having embedded non-MVC apps......

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Re: ASP.NET MVC - Can't seem to get Html.ActionLink to route to Webform page

RJOberg15-Mar-13 5:47

RJOberg

15-Mar-13 5:47

As Keith said, use the href.

Spent some time working on this in an app myself. And after some digging, it seems ActionLink is for routing to internal links within your MVC application.

You can create an actionlink that uses a controller to redirect the user, but that seems like a lot of work to get a simple action done.

public ActionResult MyController(){
    return Redirect("http//www.mysite.com");
}

Re: ASP.NET MVC - Can't seem to get Html.ActionLink to route to Webform page

User 483504715-Mar-13 5:45

User 4835047

15-Mar-13 5:45

With MVC, the Html.ActionLink() does not link to a view. It creates a link to a controller action.
If it's just a static link I would just put it as part of the html.

modified 20-Oct-19 21:02pm.

Thanks to all

David Mujica18-Mar-13 4:17

David Mujica

18-Mar-13 4:17

just wanted to let everyone who responded that I appreciate your help.

After thinking about it for a while, I think I need to use a plain old, hyperlink. Yep.

Thanks again.

Culture Info...

Vamsi Krishna Aluru12-Mar-13 2:39

Vamsi Krishna Aluru

12-Mar-13 2:39

Hey i have tried all the ways to get a page converted into other language you can say i tried to globalize the page.. but i cant able to convert so can any help me in detail process of that page culture conversion....

Im just an ameture programmer in the asp.net field?

Re: Culture Info...

Bhuvan Ram12-Mar-13 3:01

Bhuvan Ram

12-Mar-13 3:01

What exactly you did. In which language to trying to display the page? could you please elaborate?

Re: Culture Info...

Bernhard Hiller12-Mar-13 5:12

Bernhard Hiller

12-Mar-13 5:12

Globalisation/Localisation is not an automatic process! You need someone to provide the translated texts, and then it is upto you to include them in your software.
Just by changing CurrentCulture/CurrentUICulture, no translation will happen.

Re: Culture Info...

dusty_dex12-Mar-13 7:09

dusty_dex

12-Mar-13 7:09

Google translate will help you find suitable words and/or alternatives, if you still want to develop this by yourself.

Google Translate

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Re: Culture Info...

Bernhard Hiller12-Mar-13 21:40

Bernhard Hiller

12-Mar-13 21:40

That's only useful for getting a first impression of how things will look like - it may be useful when you do not know the space required in other languages and their respective character sets. But for anything more professional: those automated translation tools are crap!

Re: Culture Info...

dusty_dex13-Mar-13 5:01

dusty_dex

13-Mar-13 5:01

Based on the OP, I think we can both agree that he isn't going to get very far on his own.

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Session management and sliding expiration

Tridip Bhattacharjee12-Mar-13 1:58

Tridip Bhattacharjee

12-Mar-13 1:58

default session time out is 20 minute. if some one interact with web page just before session time out which has been idle for long time then what will happen. session time out will receed i mean increase or session will time out after 20 minute.

i hard session time out is based on sliding expiration. so tell me due to sliding expiration session time out increase ?

if increase then how much it will increase...is it next 20 minute.

please discuss about the nature of session time out and how sliding time out works. how session time out increase due to sliding time out ?

tbhattacharjee

Re: Session management and sliding expiration

Richard MacCutchan12-Mar-13 2:15

Richard MacCutchan

12-Mar-13 2:15

You already received a reply to this query at http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/4514334/Re-query-regarding-session-nature.aspx[^].

Use the best guess

Re: Session management and sliding expiration

Manfred Rudolf Bihy12-Mar-13 6:14

Manfred Rudolf Bihy

12-Mar-13 6:14

Keith Barrow explained it very well in your fist post.
Where is the problem you are having with this explanation?

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How to convert HTML into PDF

Affan Toor12-Mar-13 0:07

Affan Toor

12-Mar-13 0:07

Hi,

I want to convert a div/table on my asp.net page into PDF using c#. I found code which converts html to PDF but it ignores the images and colors and just converts text. Then i tried to convert HTML into image, as i know there is way to add image into PDF, but could not find any way to do that. Is it possible in any way? I am using Visual Studio 2010.

any kind of help is appreciated. Thanks,

Regards,
Affan Ahmad Toor

modified 12-Mar-13 6:20am.

Re: How to convert HTML into PDF

Karthik Harve12-Mar-13 1:22

Karthik Harve

12-Mar-13 1:22

Hi,

you can make use of ITextSharp library.
refer below article.
Export ASP.Net Web Page with images to PDF using ITextsharp[^]
Creating PDF documents with iTextSharp[^]

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Re: How to convert HTML into PDF

Affan Toor13-Mar-13 19:53

Affan Toor

13-Mar-13 19:53

thanks for the reply. i will try both links and see what happens.

Regards,
Affan Ahmad Toor

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