Comments by judah9107

judah9107 10-Apr-17 14:29pm View

First in this line: serviceProxy.SetClientCredential(token);
serviceProxy doesn't have that attribute (SetClientCredential)

judah9107 10-Apr-17 14:14pm View

I comented I tried this solution but it doesn't work.

judah9107 10-Apr-17 14:07pm View

there's no much examples or none is good.

judah9107 15-Feb-17 13:09pm View

No, look my Page_Load:

protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (!IsPostBack)
{
//load GridView
loadEstrucProyectosEjemplo(lstEstrucProyectosEjemplo);
}
}

judah9107 13-Jan-16 7:31am View

This way just could modify the "appsettings" section, but I need modify the
endpoint-headers section

judah9107 8-Jan-16 8:15am View

Ok, getting IP addres its easy but getting the port is the problem.

I have some services published in IIS and I need to get the information about the service I'm consuming.
For example if the service in IIS is used by http, i need to get the port 80 but if the service in IIS is used by https I need to get the port 443

judah9107 22-Dec-15 8:01am View

I could help, But I really don't understand what do you want and your code is so messy. Maybe if you show me through an Image what do you want exactly I would try resolve your issue. this is my EMAIL juanduitamac@gmail.com

judah9107 4-Nov-15 16:15pm View

Look "ConsultPerson" method, I see this method returns an object type:

public object ConsultPerson(string Identification)
{
object @return;
@return = ConsultPersonById(Identification)
return @return;
}

judah9107 4-Nov-15 16:00pm View

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Look "ConsultPerson" method, I see this method returns an object type:

public object ConsultPerson(string Identification)
{
object @return;
@return = ConsultPersonById(Identification)
return @return;
}

judah9107 4-Nov-15 11:30am View

That's the issue... The native type is an object... and the object has inside those elements.

judah9107 23-Oct-15 13:38pm View

I think that's JavaScript... I need the same but in C#

judah9107 23-Feb-15 17:27pm View

Request for the permission of type 'System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryServicesPermission, System.DirectoryServices, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a' failed.

judah9107 23-Feb-15 17:26pm View

That's the error shown:
Request for the permission of type 'System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryServicesPermission, System.DirectoryServices, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a' failed.

judah9107 23-Feb-15 14:50pm View

Maybe it's because when I publish, the network where the application is hosted change, when I test it compiling in my local Pc the Application is in the same network that the company but after publishing I think the Login Form is not in the same network that the company, but I'm not sure if this is the error.

judah9107 23-Feb-15 14:44pm View

When I test this Login Form in LocalHost it works fine, I mean compiling through VS2010, but after publishing this Login Form in the domain (www.mydomain.com) the authentication doesn't work

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