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Reading local file on the client side Sreeanth17-Jan-05 1:37 Sreeanth 17-Jan-05 1:37  I have created a windows control library which contains several form controls. This libaray is being registered on the web page using <object> tag Eg., <OBJECT id=HelloWorldControl1 classid="http://localhost/NBCCtrlLib/NBCControlLib.dll#devhood.rtfcontrol" VIEWASTEXT width=500 height=500></OBJECT> When client access the web page I have created I should be able to access/read the client hard disk. Let me know, Any ideas would def help me. Thanks, Sreenath Re: Reading local file on the client side leppie17-Jan-05 4:40 leppie 17-Jan-05 4:40  That is disabled by default for security. Look in the .NET control panel to adjust the security of the assembly. top secret Download xacc-ide 0.0.3 now! See some screenshots Re: Reading local file on the client side Heath Stewart17-Jan-05 7:02 Heath Stewart 17-Jan-05 7:02  Based on host evidence and strong name identity evidence the assembly must be granted permissions to run. In .NET 1.0 the Internet zone was granted no permissions, and in 1.1 was granted very few permissions. Read Understanding .NET Code Access Security[^] for information about CAS and how to adjust your permissions. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Software Design Engineer Developer Division Sustained Engineering Microsoft [My Articles] [My Blog] Client/Server Gregg Holter16-Jan-05 23:50 Gregg Holter 16-Jan-05 23:50  Could anyone provide me with a simple C#'s client/server application. I am into socket programming with TCP/IP as my protocol.. Thanks in advance. ---------------------- Seeing the infinite... Re: Client/Server Robert Rohde17-Jan-05 0:10 Robert Rohde 17-Jan-05 0:10  Have you tried searching CodeProject? http://www.codeproject.com/info/search.asp?cats=3&cats=4&cats=5&searchkw=socket+client+server&author=&sd=11%2F15%2F1999&ed=1%2F17%2F2005 Re: Client/Server Gregg Holter17-Jan-05 0:12 Gregg Holter 17-Jan-05 0:12  Thanks Robert!!! ---------------------- Seeing the infinite... Commit Charge Alex Leshinsky16-Jan-05 22:43 Alex Leshinsky 16-Jan-05 22:43  Hi, Does anyone know how to get the total commit charge of a system using c#? Thanks Re: Commit Charge Heath Stewart17-Jan-05 6:10 Heath Stewart 17-Jan-05 6:10  Can you describe what you mean by "commit charge"? That's rather ambiquous. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Software Design Engineer Developer Division Sustained Engineering Microsoft [My Articles] [My Blog] Re: Commit Charge Alex Leshinsky17-Jan-05 8:14 Alex Leshinsky 17-Jan-05 8:14  I meant, the total memory that is being used by the system (Virtual and Physical). As is shown by Task Manager. Re: Commit Charge Heath Stewart17-Jan-05 9:14 Heath Stewart 17-Jan-05 9:14  On NT you can use counters to query this information. Read about the PerformanceCounter[^] class in the .NET Framework SDK. This works great in VS.NET where you can create instances of PerformanceCounter simply by using the Server Explorer to browse the performance counters and drag and drop the one you want onto the designer. You can do the same thing manually, of course, since the designer (for the most part) utilizes CodeDom serializers implements in the Framework. WMI - via the System.Management namespace classes - can also query for this information but is not as robust compared to performance counters in this case. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Software Design Engineer Developer Division Sustained Engineering Microsoft [My Articles] [My Blog] How to know if a directory inherits of another directory ? Anonymous16-Jan-05 21:12 Anonymous 16-Jan-05 21:12  Hello I want to find if a directory inherits of another parent directory. For example in Windows, by clicking the right button of the mouse in a directory, after clicking on "Security" it's possible to know if the current directory inherits of the rigth of a parent directory. How to find that ? I guess that this information is stored in wmi but I didn't find where. Thanks in advance for your help ! Re: How to know if a directory inherits of another directory ? Anonymous17-Jan-05 8:30 Anonymous 17-Jan-05 8:30  please Re: How to know if a directory inherits of another directory ? Anonymous17-Jan-05 21:19 Anonymous 17-Jan-05 21:19  JPEG image processing with C# memoboy16-Jan-05 9:20 memoboy 16-Jan-05 9:20  Hi every one I need a help in JPEG image processing with C# language ,I need to know how can I read the jpeg file bit’s in the stream wile it compressed and get from it each pixel value in jpeg pixel format and then convert this pixel from jpeg format into RGB format and return it for the jpeg format ,if that is possible. I really need a help on this I search a lot for this but nothing I get ,if any one have any idea or resource about this problem pleas tell me about it ,if you can. memo Re: JPEG image processing with C# Christian Graus16-Jan-05 9:45 Christian Graus 16-Jan-05 9:45  What you're asking is kind of bizarre. A JPEG is compressed, you can't read it bit by bit to get the pixel values, you need to decompress it. Luckily, the Bitmap::FromFile function will do this for you for free. All you need to do is load the jpeg from disc, and then use the approach seen in my image processing articles here on code project to access the bits. Remember, if you're going to edit a jpg, jpg has lossy compression, so some detail is lost when you save it again. To summarise, you need to load the entire jpeg, edit it as an in memory bitmap, and save it again as a jpeg. No compression scheme will allow you to change one pixel without changing significantly more than one byte of the image in it's compressed format. Christian I have several lifelong friends that are New Yorkers but I have always gravitated toward the weirdo's. - Richard Stringer Re: this is the problem memoboy16-Jan-05 20:47 memoboy 16-Jan-05 20:47  hi thanks you very much for answering me. I will explain my problem , and why I want to do this bizarre thing ,this problem come from my project where I try to hide some kind of data in all the byte’s in the image pixel’s without insert any noise for the image colour and it worked with me in the bitmap format (RGB) ,but I try now to drive my algorithm to work on the jpeg format either but I found a lot of problem on this that because. I couldn’t understand for this time how the jpeg compressed ,and how it store each compressed pixel in the jpeg file ,and how could I get this stored pixel and returned it into RGB format and work my algorithm with it and then return it into JPEG format and store it that only if that could be possible ,you can see that my problem come from ,that I still try to understand the JPEG image format but I tried very much to solve this problem but nothing helped me because I couldn’t find a good resource about this subject. So as you said “If you're going to edit a jpg, jpg has lossy compression, so some detail is lost when you save it again “ and I want for this to be happen because any bit I loss it could cause for me a disaster. I don’t ask here to tell me if there is any ready library can help me to do this I just want to know does that possible to be happen or not? And if it can be , how?? I believe that all the programming is just a game nothing more or less. Thanks again for every one give me a suggestion that can help me to solve this bizarre problem. i try to learn programming what ever i had i feal that i did'nt get anything Re: this is the problem leppie16-Jan-05 22:21 leppie 16-Jan-05 22:21  I suggest you go with PNG instead. It really depends what type of images you are working with though... top secret Download xacc-ide 0.0.3 now! See some screenshots Re: this is the problem benjymous16-Jan-05 23:42 benjymous 16-Jan-05 23:42  memoboy wrote: ..I try to hide some kind of data.. You mean steganography? Corinna John has written a long series of articles on that subject here on CP: Clicky[^] -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit! Phoenix Paint - back from DPaint's ashes! Re: this is the problem memoboy17-Jan-05 1:14 memoboy 17-Jan-05 1:14  you what are you saying about the steganography and what corinna john did about it she provide a very wonderful work ,I have been read all of it work and I like it very much but in my project I use another algorithm which allow for me to hide a huge mountain of bit's in each pixel without insert any noise on the image it self ,but as I have seen in corinna work the passward control the a mount of bit's that you can hide in the image ,my algorithm allow for me to hide in all the pixel. And that is a very big different here. i try to learn programming what ever i had i feal that i did'nt get anything Re: this is the problem Christian Graus17-Jan-05 9:02 Christian Graus 17-Jan-05 9:02  I guessed this is what you were doing, image masking is why I almost never use jpeg, for exactly this reason. Christian I have several lifelong friends that are New Yorkers but I have always gravitated toward the weirdo's. - Richard Stringer Re: JPEG image processing with C# Heath Stewart16-Jan-05 9:48 Heath Stewart 16-Jan-05 9:48  And to add what Christian said, use Bitmap.LockBits to get the BitmapData in which you process each pixel, and Bitmap.UnlockBits to release the lock (locks the data in memory so it isn't moved while processing it) on the bits. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Software Design Engineer Developer Division Sustained Engineering Microsoft [My Articles] [My Blog] Re: JPEG image processing with C# Christian Graus16-Jan-05 11:35 Christian Graus 16-Jan-05 11:35  *grin* I was hoping he'd get that bit from my articles Christian I have several lifelong friends that are New Yorkers but I have always gravitated toward the weirdo's. - Richard Stringer Re: JPEG image processing with C# memoboy16-Jan-05 10:01 memoboy 16-Jan-05 10:01  ok but as i know if i open the image and modefy it bit's in bitmabe formate and then i restore it as jpeg foramte there will be a lose in bit's value my project need from me to keep some spacifice bit's in each pixel with keeping it in it origonal form without losing it there is any way for that memo Re: JPEG image processing with C# Christian Graus16-Jan-05 11:37 Christian Graus 16-Jan-05 11:37  memoboy wrote: ok but as i know if i open the image and modefy it bit's in bitmabe formate and then i restore it as jpeg foramte there will be a lose in bit's value Yep, like I said, that's what 'lossy compression' means. memoboy wrote: my project need from me to keep some spacifice bit's in each pixel with keeping it in it origonal form without losing it there is any way for that You want jpeg compression to be lossless ? No, you can't achieve that, you need to use a different image format. Christian I have several lifelong friends that are New Yorkers but I have always gravitated toward the weirdo's. - Richard Stringer Re: JPEG image processing with C# Heath Stewart17-Jan-05 6:05 Heath Stewart 17-Jan-05 6:05  JPEG2000 claims to support lossless compression, but GDI+ does not support it yet in any release bits. If one could find a GDI+ image codec then .NET would inherit the format by instantiating your own ImageFormat using whatever Guid defined with such a codec. To the original poster, if you want lossless compression PNG is about as close as you'll get. You can also control the amount of compression (less compression == better quality == larger file size) by using the Save override to specify an EncoderParameters object and using the EncoderValue enumeration with one of the compression members if you save as a TIFF image (.tif or .tiff). 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