Re: how to download files from other PCs within the same network? - C# Discussion Boards

Thomas Stockwell28-Jul-08 1:40

28-Jul-08 1:40

The reason you could do this before is because .NET 1.x used the original version of a menu control. In .NET 2.+ and 3.+, all menus derive from the ToolStrip (generic for both menus/toolbars). As the other poster said, all .NET libraries are backwards compatible, however you will have to look into how to target the Menu control from .NET 1.x. My suggestion would be to try to adapt to the new MenuStrip which is sticking around with future .NET frameworks.

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How to write SQL connectionString on web.config file using c#?

sacr8327-Jul-08 18:00

sacr83

27-Jul-08 18:00

Friendz,

1)How to write SQL connectionString on web.config file using c#?
1)And how i call that connectionString to my webApplication?

CheeN

Re: How to write SQL connectionString on web.config file using c#?

Christian Graus27-Jul-08 18:26

Christian Graus

27-Jul-08 18:26

Both your items are numbered one....

You should ask ASP.NEt questions in the ASP,NET forum. Also, there are plenty of articles on this site, I'm sure that there are some that cover this, connection strings are the canonical example for using config files.

Christian Graus

No longer a Microsoft MVP, but still happy to answer your questions.

Re: How to write SQL connectionString on web.config file using c#?

Paul Conrad27-Jul-08 19:36

Paul Conrad

27-Jul-08 19:36

Christian Graus wrote:
Both your items are numbered one....

Oops

"The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer

"Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon

Re: How to write SQL connectionString on web.config file using c#?

sumit703427-Jul-08 20:06

sumit7034

27-Jul-08 20:06

http://www.alperguc.com/blog/dotnet/aspnet-webconfig-ms-access-connection-string/[^]

how to download files from other PCs within the same network?

bug_aonz27-Jul-08 17:56

bug_aonz

27-Jul-08 17:56

i need to download files from share's folder other PCs within the same network.
for example (manually):
- i go to Start->Run -> and type IP "\\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx"
- browse C: -> programfiles -> a target folder-> a target file
- copy them to my PC

but i have to download files for 40-50 machines,
So i need to do it automatically read the list of IP address and download files form specific path?

How to do this?
Does WebClient class could do this?

Thank
^^

Re: how to download files from other PCs within the same network?

Christian Graus27-Jul-08 18:31

Christian Graus

27-Jul-08 18:31

I'd imagine that you could do this just by specifying paths and using File.Copy, I would expect it to work so long as your path would resolve in Explorer on the machine running the code.

Christian Graus

No longer a Microsoft MVP, but still happy to answer your questions.

Re: how to download files from other PCs within the same network?

Mycroft Holmes27-Jul-08 19:12

Mycroft Holmes

27-Jul-08 19:12

You will also need permissions on each of the folders of course.

Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH

Re: how to download files from other PCs within the same network?

bug_aonz27-Jul-08 23:33

bug_aonz

27-Jul-08 23:33

I have permission to access folders.
but..
How to set target folder's permission?

for manually, it always show Connect to.. dialog box for entering username and password. How to do this in c#?

thank
^^

lankaudaranga27-Jul-08 17:49

lankaudaranga

27-Jul-08 17:49

how to remove access password using c# code

Step away from the computer

Christian Graus27-Jul-08 18:29

Christian Graus

27-Jul-08 18:29

You ask the same questions over and over, and more often than not, use C# as your header. It's clear you have no idea what you're doing. Tell your boss or your client that they made a mistake hiring you, enrol in a Computer Science course and/or buy some C# books and establish some basic, fundamental programming skills before flooding this forum with your basic questions, over and over again.

The only way I can see to remove the password from an Access file is to use brute force to crack it. You plainly can't jsut remove the password, it's there for a reason.

Christian Graus

No longer a Microsoft MVP, but still happy to answer your questions.

Re: Step away from the computer

Paul Conrad27-Jul-08 19:05

Paul Conrad

27-Jul-08 19:05

Christian Graus wrote:
ask the same questions over and over

Oh gawd, another one of those Hmmm | :|

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"Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon

GO AWAY!!!!

Harvey Saayman27-Jul-08 22:06

Harvey Saayman

27-Jul-08 22:06

Are you stupid???

how many times do you have to get shouted at before you realize that this kind of crappy question is not the way things are done here?

And people have told you that YOU CANT REMOVE THE F****ING PASSWORD BECAUSE THAT WOULD DEFY THE POINT OF HAVING ONE IN THE FIRST PLACE!!!!

just because you dont like the answers your getting doesnt mean the answer will MAGICALLY change if you ask the question over and over again! Mad | :mad:

Harvey Saayman - South Africa
Junior Developer
.Net, C#, SQL
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Re: c#

nelsonpaixao28-Jul-08 14:21

nelsonpaixao

28-Jul-08 14:21

What do you have in mind?
what you say in not enough to understand what you want.
Write down all you want to do ,title your question, and anyone can direct you to an answer! Unsure | :~

Maybe showing your code can help!!! Blush | :O

Int.ToString

George_George27-Jul-08 16:57

George_George

27-Jul-08 16:57

Hello everyone,

What is the function of "D10" when use it as input parameter to Int.ToString? For example, someIntValue.ToString ("D10")? I can not find any document about this format input parameter from MSDN. Any documents?

thanks in advance,
George

Re: Int.ToString

C. L. Phillip27-Jul-08 17:39

C. L. Phillip

27-Jul-08 17:39

int value = -16325;
Console.WriteLine("D10: {0}", value.ToString("D10"));
// Displays:    D10: -0000016325

Check these links below
Format Strings
Int32.ToString Method (MSDN)

Re: Int.ToString

George_George27-Jul-08 17:46

George_George

27-Jul-08 17:46

Great Phillip!

I found the answer and the function is padding. Smile | :)

regards,
George

Re: Int.ToString

J4amieC27-Jul-08 22:06

J4amieC

27-Jul-08 22:06

or:

int value = -16325;
Console.WriteLine("D10: {0:D10}", value);
// Displays: D10: -0000016325

Type.type isSubClassOf(SqlDataAdapter)

AndieDu27-Jul-08 16:54

AndieDu

27-Jul-08 16:54

Hi All,

i am having this code in c#:

if (type.IsSubclassOf(typeof(SqlDataAdapter)))
{
//doing sth here
}

what i am trying to do with this code is: when the "type" object returns "TableAdapter", the if statement will returns "true" and does certain process. however, when the "type" object does return "spClientSearch_Husband_WifeTableAdapter", but the whole if statement returns false hence it doesn't do the sth that i need the code to do.

can someone tell me is there anything wrong with it?

most appreciated.

Andie

Re: Type.type isSubClassOf(SqlDataAdapter)

PIEBALDconsult27-Jul-08 18:13

PIEBALDconsult

27-Jul-08 18:13

I'm guessing you have an object and are trying to determine whether or not it's a DataAdapter by first getting its type.
But you don't provide all the code. The simpler solution is to use the is or as operator:

public void Fis ( object o )
{
    if ( o is SqlDataAdapter ) ...
} 
 
public void Fas ( object o )
{
    SqlDataAdapter s = o as SqlDataAdapter ;
 
    if ( s != null ) ...
}

Re: Type.type isSubClassOf(SqlDataAdapter)

AndieDu28-Jul-08 15:01

AndieDu

28-Jul-08 15:01

Thanks a lot PIEBALDconsult, i had worked out another approach so this problem has been fixed.

Re: Type.type isSubClassOf(SqlDataAdapter)

PIEBALDconsult29-Jul-08 3:14

PIEBALDconsult

29-Jul-08 3:14

I doubt it's better than is or as.
Care to show your solution?

Re: Type.type isSubClassOf(SqlDataAdapter)

Elroy Dsilva27-Jul-08 22:02

Elroy Dsilva

27-Jul-08 22:02

First check to see whether "spClientSearch_Husband_WifeTableAdapter" is really a subclass of "SqlDataAdapter" or not.

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Blogial

Re: Type.type isSubClassOf(SqlDataAdapter)

AndieDu28-Jul-08 15:00

AndieDu

28-Jul-08 15:00

Thanks a lot Blogial, i had worked out another approach so this problem has been fixed.

Using a font without installing it

Jon8127-Jul-08 13:00

Jon81

27-Jul-08 13:00

Is there a way to use a font with C# without installing it. I'm using C# to write headers into images so i can use different fonts for headers on my website but my web host does not have the font installed that i want. Given that i can't install it is there a way to use it without installing it?

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