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Re: Release my Application #2

9-Jul-07 15:47

Ok, I finally got a little OCR working like I need for now and I want to give it to a friend. But it wont run on hes computer.

When I When I just give him exe and dll files then it gives some error about hardware, but when I use "publish" to make installer I get some error that installer cannot DOWNLOAD the application data. I chose that I will publish it via CD/DVD rom, no auto-update etc. What I did wrong?

I use VC# express 2005.
Heres full installation log: http://jg.srhost.info/log.log

Thankyou Smile | :)

EDIT:Sorry about bad english, not my native language plus Im really tired (5am here)..

Christian Graus9-Jul-07 15:53

Christian Graus

9-Jul-07 15:53

I don't see anywhere that you're giving him the .NET framework. Sounds like you're trying to setup a clickonce installer that expects to download from a web server. Installing .NET and then your app will work.

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

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Re: Release my Application #2

13th dimension9-Jul-07 15:56

Re: Release my Application #2

9-Jul-07 15:56

Actually the log is from I own comp. I get same error when running installer on my own comp.
And that "friend" also has .NET framework

Christian Graus9-Jul-07 15:57

Christian Graus

9-Jul-07 15:57

OK, then the 'some error about hardware' that you're getting, tells you what the hardware problem is.

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

"I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )

Release My Application

newbie_9-Jul-07 11:35

newbie_

9-Jul-07 11:35

I am tryin to release my application from visul studio but i dont know if i am doing it correct ,, if i try to run my application in other systems it doesnt work but it works ok in my system ,, can any one help me ?

Luc Pattyn9-Jul-07 11:46

9-Jul-07 11:46

Hi,

if the other system does not have (the right version of) .NET, you would
get a rather mysterious error dialog with an error number; if so show it.

otherwise, the problem should be recognizable from looking at the Exception.
If you havent done so, I strongly recommend to enclose everything in your
static Main() method with a try catch construct; in the catch(Exception exc)
show the entire exception as in MessageBox.Show(Exception.ToString());

Smile | :)

Luc Pattyn

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catch { [Google] }

newbie_9-Jul-07 12:26

newbie_

9-Jul-07 12:26

there is no .Net in the other sytem ,,
the error messeage is about the .net framewrok:
The setup require the .Net framework 2.0.50727 pleae install the .net ..........etc

Luc Pattyn9-Jul-07 12:34

9-Jul-07 12:34

So, that problem is solved. Install .NET then install your app.

Lucky you, an app missing an earlier .NET version just gave an error code.

Smile | :)

Luc Pattyn

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newbie_9-Jul-07 12:46

newbie_

9-Jul-07 12:46

Thankx alot !!!
i thought taht there is something else Smile | :)

CDMA

SJDobie99-Jul-07 11:25

SJDobie9

9-Jul-07 11:25

Can anyone give me some examples of CDMA, A Web Site to check out for CDMA or an Explaination of CDMA? I know it is part of a Cell Phone Protocol, however I want to try to write something using it.
Thanks

Steve

Re: CDMA

Luc Pattyn9-Jul-07 11:50

Filling out an html form from an application

9-Jul-07 11:50

Google will give you over 28 million answers.

stevedobie wrote:
write something using it

???
most platforms have it in their infrastructure. If you open and write to a socket,
your message will travel Ethernet or some other media, using CDMA without you
even caring about packet collisions...

Smile | :)

Luc Pattyn

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catch { [Google] }

Re: CDMA

ekynox9-Jul-07 16:53

ekynox

9-Jul-07 16:53

CDMA - Code Division Multiple Access - Its a spread spectrum technique where by each user is given a unique code thus allowing optimal usage of frequency allocation (spectrum).

What do you want to write ? I have had alot of experience in WCDMA in the physical layer. So which layer of CDMA are you looking into i.e. In the world of WCDMA this corresponds to the physicial layer , RLC/MAC layer or RRC layer?

If you are targetting the physical layer then what exactly are you looking into the physical layer i.e. are you trying to develop a Cell Search Algorithm or a Rake Receiver etc.

Are you targeting a specific DSP/ASIC which your code will run on? If so then you are on the wrong forum and there is no way a .NET solution will run on a DSP or ASIC because writing CDMA/WCDMA alogrithms requires speed and the best way to do it is in C/C++/Assembler or build specific hardware modules (using VHDL) to implement your algorithms. Have you thought about what type of RTOS are you going to be using i.e OSE, Nucleus ?

From your post it seems that you have not done any research at all into CDMA and were expecting someone to tell you all about CDMA. As per the previous poster use google or look up IEEE Spectrum issues they have a million articles on CDMA. Sorry but stop being lazy expecting to be spoon fed an answer.

ChrisFarrugia9-Jul-07 11:07

ChrisFarrugia

9-Jul-07 11:07

Hi people,

I am trying to find out a way in which I can be able to fill out an html form of an external website via a .net application. the html form uses a post method and its action is set to a java servlet.

Unfortunately I did not find so much help on the net and I hope that maybe some of you have experienced this kind of development before Smile | :)

Please do help me if you can.

Chris

Re: Filling out an html form from an application

Guffa9-Jul-07 14:05

Guffa

9-Jul-07 14:05

You don't fill in the form. You just create the post data that the form would send to the server.

Use the HttpWebRequest or the WebClient class to post the data to the server.

An example of some post data, for three form fields:

name=Chris&answer=42&info=some%20text%20here

Use the Server.UrlEncode to encode the strings that you put in the post data.

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Re: Filling out an html form from an application

ChrisFarrugia9-Jul-07 19:28

ChrisFarrugia

9-Jul-07 19:28

Thank you very much for your reply.

Does it make a difference if the site is Https:// and not http:// and if yes what extra processing should be done?

Thank you very much
Chris

MIDI, v12.0 questions

13th dimension9-Jul-07 9:48

Re: MIDI, v12.0 questions [modified]

9-Jul-07 9:48

Hi, I'm in need to make program that optically recognizes characters (OCR) and I found this nice little tutorial about it from this site, only one thing. ( http://www.codeproject.com/office/modi.asp )

I cannot find v11.0 MIDI anywhere! And somewhy there is no axModi in v12.0 (I think its version cause version), is there any way to get it?

Thanks

Dan Neely9-Jul-07 10:14

Dan Neely

9-Jul-07 10:14

Sanity check: Do you have office 2003 installed?

EDIT: Modi might also not be included with some of the cheaper versions of office.

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Re: MIDI, v12.0 questions

13th dimension9-Jul-07 10:32

Re: MIDI, v12.0 questions

9-Jul-07 10:32

No, I dont have office 2003 installed. Instead I have a office 2007 which comes with MIDI v12.0 instead v11.0. But if you read that tutorial (link in first post) then it says in bottom of page that 2007 also comes with modi, it does, but it doesn't support axModi atleast by just adding MDIVWCTL.DLL to references.

Dan Neely9-Jul-07 10:36

Dan Neely

9-Jul-07 10:36

There're 2 comment threads about getting modi to work with 2007, do either of those help?

IF you're sitll having trouble I think posting in the comments section of the article or an appropriate MS board is more likely to get results due to the obscurity of the subject matter.

Re: MIDI, v12.0 questions

Luc Pattyn9-Jul-07 10:48