Comments by Michael dg

Michael dg 7-Feb-16 19:59pm View

sorry I did not see that the question is from 2014.

Michael dg 16-Feb-12 19:57pm View

8 bits = 1 byte
1024 bits = 1kb
128 bytes = 1kb

Michael dg 16-Feb-12 9:07am View

what?? please elaborate further your question or at least give us a scenario.

Michael dg 16-Feb-12 8:51am View

Correct me if I am wrong,
1. User click the upload/sync button.
2. Webserver copy the files to the target machine. The target folder must be a shared folder.

Correct?

Michael dg 16-Feb-12 8:48am View

Is the web server and your client machine(target folder) are accessible? I mean does the web server can access the client/target machine?

Michael dg 16-Feb-12 8:18am View

Basically your code is working. Try to read this article there are some tips. http://developingfor.net/2009/01/12/accessing-command-line-arguments-in-wpf/

Michael dg 16-Feb-12 8:10am View

what? we did not understand what you are saying. please elaborate more.

Michael dg 16-Feb-12 7:05am View

what do you mean by C#? C# is in tablet application, web server, or web service?

Michael dg 15-Feb-12 10:40am View

how about using POST instead of GET method?

Michael dg 15-Feb-12 10:03am View

You are welcome. Enjoy your coding!
by the way you should add the checking for null values in varElement.Attributes["value"].

Michael dg 15-Feb-12 8:27am View

make sure they are running on the same machine. the host should be running first. and then the client.

Michael dg 15-Feb-12 8:24am View

thank you

Michael dg 15-Feb-12 3:46am View

what kind of reporting components are you using? rdlc, crystal report or other? please specify.

Michael dg 15-Feb-12 2:36am View

Where do you put or export the html? directly to the Response object or to the system directory of your web server?

Michael dg 14-Feb-12 10:06am View

I will try to recreate the code by tomorrow. I work on .NET Remoting before, base on that experience, .NET Remoting is stable if it comes create the object on the server side.

Michael dg 14-Feb-12 10:02am View

oh this is a vb6. sorry for the wrong answer.

Michael dg 14-Feb-12 10:01am View

thank you for the feedback. Next time I will try to follow the coding convention. :)

Michael dg 14-Feb-12 3:33am View

It says that you should create a contract(interface). On that example it was the IServer inferface. And that interface are shared between client app and server app.

Michael dg 14-Feb-12 3:28am View

you can use this online code converter from telerik http://converter.telerik.com/

Michael dg 14-Feb-12 2:58am View

Qureshali, you should save the uploaded csv on the server system directory.

Michael dg 14-Feb-12 2:57am View

I think you upload the file on the server but you did not save/store it on the database or in the server system directory.

Michael dg 14-Feb-12 2:11am View

well we can say it as p2p. but my point was one windows service will act as a central counter or replacement for the central database. :)

Michael dg 14-Feb-12 2:06am View

sorry i forgot to put the data types of those variables.

Michael dg 14-Feb-12 2:05am View

you are welcome!

Michael dg 14-Feb-12 2:03am View

without describing your scenario, we can imagine anything like you want to walk, run and jump with the controls in a prison cell. heheehhee. make sense?

Michael dg 13-Feb-12 8:38am View

I'll recommend this one.

Michael dg 13-Feb-12 8:24am View

it seems the code is perfectly fine. I think you have to check if your data source or data table has a data.

Michael dg 13-Feb-12 7:58am View

the above link will list all the available Sql servers.

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