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Comments by amsga (Top 23 by date)
amsga
27-Jul-21 7:21am
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When I run the application, it does not thrown any errors until I try connecting to the Hub. That is when it states that my controller does not exist for some reason. My initial assumption is that the Dependency Injection would cover it.
amsga
26-Jul-21 21:36pm
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I am fine if you made the assumption for the XY problem. But I want to further understand why it should not be called from a controller. If I were to move the logic from the Controller to the business layer to be called from both the Controller and the Hub, I would like to understand what else do I need to look out for. My concern is that I would have the same error that I am having now occuring on both ends.
amsga
26-Jul-21 21:20pm
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Added in the codes for one of the Controllers and Hubs. Data is taken from a database which is updated from another software, if that matters.
amsga
23-Jul-21 9:19am
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I've got a simple Hub based on Microsoft SignalR documentation for server. But I can't seen to call functions from my existing Web API Controller.
amsga
22-Jun-21 5:55am
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Thanks, I'll take a look at SignalR. From what I initially understand, is it all through a single socket with nothing to indicate the message type other than the contents?
amsga
15-Jan-19 4:12am
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I was wondering if there was an All-In-One in a sense to connect, so that I can avoid writing duplicate codes for each type.
amsga
15-Jan-19 3:43am
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Never tried that before. I'll go read up a bit on that. Thanks.
amsga
19-Jun-18 7:44am
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All the values that I am using are Single/float datatypes. I don't think there are any values that are larger than what a Decimal can represent.
amsga
19-Jun-18 7:42am
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Not that I am aware of.
If I happen to trend for a particular month, there isn't any issues.
If I happen to trend for 3 months or more, the exception is thrown.
amsga
25-Mar-18 22:51pm
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Thank you Richard, it works like a charm. Now I just have to figure out how to trigger the postback from a button.
amsga
16-Mar-18 0:40am
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What should I be looking for? My current entity connection string allows me to connect and view all my requested data.
amsga
14-Mar-18 6:20am
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Yes I am. Version 6.9.11
amsga
11-Nov-15 9:21am
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I was looking at the "Cleanlooks" style because it has a wider handle for sliders. I was wondering if I could introduce this to my .ui file so that it can be more sensitive to touch screens.
amsga
11-Nov-15 9:14am
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I know I can use the the setStyle function at the application code level to change the style. What I would like to do is to introduce this style to the .ui file instead so that everytime I run MOC, the change will come from the .ui file instead of code level.
amsga
8-Dec-13 5:38am
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You will need other classes to deal with the idea of family and to generate out the corresponding (pardon the pun) children. That class should be able to handle the family name issues.
amsga
28-Nov-12 21:09pm
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The first solution sounds nice but seems a bit of an overkill just for one class to be placed within a dll. I'll give it a try and see how things turn out.
I was originally thinking of the second idea but I want to decouple the two projects just in case in the future, I need to deploy them seperately.
amsga
15-Apr-12 23:20pm
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This one only refers to size, I still need something to prevent users from dragging the window in different positions.
amsga
17-Nov-11 1:06am
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So if let's say one side is running windows and the executable is in C# and on the other side, it is running UNIX and the executable is in C/C++, I need to do the underlying conversion before sending?
amsga
18-Sep-11 22:32pm
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I tried using WinMerge to see the difference between the data and most of the time, I'm receiving additional data per line. Only once is a while do the data match on both sides.
amsga
17-Sep-11 9:32am
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I'm actually processing the line in another method. I want to see if what I sent and what I receive are identical.
amsga
16-Sep-11 22:34pm
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I'm actually processing the line in another method. I want to see if what I sent and what I receive are identical.
amsga
16-Sep-11 11:54am
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The reason why I'm using fgets is due to the requirement that the data has to be sent line by line and I have no idea how long the line can be but I do know that it is smaller than the buffer.
amsga
8-Sep-11 9:50am
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So if I were to say that my program have about 20 of these timers, I should try to group them together?
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