ASP.NET

Re: creating tables on fly

9-Jan-07 11:29

Then the problem is almost certainly what I said it was - the path you're providing is right from the base of your virtual directory, and not right from the context of where the app is run by Visual Studio.

Christian Graus - C++ MVP

'Why don't we jump on a fad that hasn't already been widely discredited ?' - Dilbert

creating tables on fly

cnu2578-Jan-07 23:39

cnu257

8-Jan-07 23:39

using C# and ASP.Net

I need to create tables on fly

regards,
cnu

Christian Graus9-Jan-07 0:15

Re: creating tables on fly

9-Jan-07 0:15

A repeater is the best way to do this.

What is your data source ?

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog

satyam1439-Jan-07 0:19

Re: creating tables on fly

9-Jan-07 0:19

thing is i need to create table in the backened ie sql server 2000
awaiting for ur response

with regards

Christian Graus9-Jan-07 1:05

By using the fusion technology we can make the aciveX control as Windows control and display it

9-Jan-07 1:05

OK, well, that;s a totaly different sort of table, obviously.

Generally speaking, apps that create data tables on the fly are showing signs of poor design. Why is your design so open ended that you want to create arbitrary tables, and how will you access their information once they exist ?

The core answer is, you can run the SQL to create a table if you want to.

Christian Graus - C++ MVP

'Why don't we jump on a fad that hasn't already been widely discredited ?' - Dilbert

gridview image

NadyaS8-Jan-07 23:37

NadyaS

8-Jan-07 23:37

hi,
i want to display an image in a gridview which is on another page.
part of my code is:

foreach(DataRow row in ds.Tables[0].Rows)
{

row.ItemArray[2] = //"~/Default2.aspx?id=1"; -> this is my url
}
this row.ItemArray[2] is ImageField
Of course this doesn't work.

i saw an example in visual basic:

For Each tempRow As DataRow In ds.Tables(0).Rows

tempRow.Item("imgFile") = ("imgGrab.aspx?id=" & tempRow.Item("imgID"))

Next

please, if anyone has an idea.

Nadya

indian1438-Jan-07 23:26

Re: By using the fusion technology we can make the aciveX control as Windows control and display it

8-Jan-07 23:26

Dear Sir,

I have a web application using DSO Framer control, but when my client wants to view the page. He has to make his security settings low.

By using the fusion technology we can make the aciveX control as Windows control and display it by using <object> tag in the Webbrowser, then it will act as a normal .net web control

For this I have to take the class id of DSO Framer control and I have

Please help me if possible. Thank you.

Regards,

S/W Engineer
Akebono Soft Technologies
aleem_abdul@akebonosoft.com.

Christian Graus9-Jan-07 1:09

Re: By using the fusion technology we can make the aciveX control as Windows control and display it

9-Jan-07 1:09

I doubt very much that there is any way you can take a control that accesses the file system, and put it into a web page without that page having it's security settings virtually off.

What is 'fusion technology' ?

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog

indian1439-Jan-07 5:06

Re: By using the fusion technology we can make the aciveX control as Windows control and display it

9-Jan-07 5:06

This is too much christian instead of encouraging, you are continuously discouragin some one. And one thing I would like to say, no one is 100% in this world. Fusion technology is changing an activeX control as it is in managed code. Yeah I got one example too. If you have any suggestions give me positive suggestions please. Thank you.

S/W Engineer
Akebono Soft Technologies
aleem_abdul@akebonosoft.com.

Christian Graus9-Jan-07 11:29

Re: By using the fusion technology we can make the aciveX control as Windows control and display it

9-Jan-07 11:29

indian143 wrote:
Fusion technology is changing an activeX control as it is in managed code

OK. I wasn't meaning to discourage, I stated a fact - any control you run, .NET or otherwise, will require the same permissions if it does the same things. I still think you're chasing a smokescreen.

I didn't mean to discourage, I've never heard of 'fusion technology' and google didn't help much ( fusion is too common a word ). Do you have a link ?

Christian Graus - C++ MVP

'Why don't we jump on a fad that hasn't already been widely discredited ?' - Dilbert

indian1439-Jan-07 19:16

Re: By using the fusion technology we can make the aciveX control as Windows control and display it

9-Jan-07 19:16

Yeah I have a link, and could you please tell me what does it mean, in this link. Christian no one learns every thing by birth, we have to learn the things from this society only. Please refer this link :

"http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/02/01/UserCtrl/", and tell me what does it mean. I feel it may meet my requirement.

And remember you are not the decider for what you are going to get, there some one sitting on top, He will decide every thing. What we need to do is put all our efforts to get it. If you still dont, means, its good for you. Am I right?. Ok. Any way, if you get any Idea regarding this, send me a mail. Your mails are always welcome in to my mail box. Thank you.

Regards,

S/W Engineer
Akebono Soft Technologies
aleem_abdul@akebonosoft.com.

Christian Graus9-Jan-07 19:37

Re: By using the fusion technology we can make the aciveX control as Windows control and display it

9-Jan-07 19:37

indian143 wrote:
And remember you are not the decider for what you are going to get, there some one sitting on top, He will decide every thing. What we need to do is put all our efforts to get it. If you still dont, means, its good for you. Am I right?.

I have no idea what this means ? Is it a reference to God ? Bill Gates ? Your boss ? I honestly don't know.

indian143 wrote:
Christian no one learns every thing by birth, we have to learn the things from this society only

True. Believe it or not, I'm still here because I'd like to help you.

Yes, it looks as if you can do it as a .NET control, but note the big section on security settings, you will still have issues with security setup.

Christian Graus - C++ MVP

'Why don't we jump on a fad that hasn't already been widely discredited ?' - Dilbert

indian1439-Jan-07 22:16

Re: By using the fusion technology we can make the aciveX control as Windows control and display it

9-Jan-07 22:16

This is gain too much, when the word "he" starts with Cap "H" then it refers to the God only. Thats why I say that Indians english is better than Americans. Its a thumb rule. Thank you.

S/W Engineer
Akebono Soft Technologies
aleem_abdul@akebonosoft.com.

Christian Graus9-Jan-07 22:26

Re: By using the fusion technology we can make the aciveX control as Windows control and display it

9-Jan-07 22:26

indian143 wrote:
Thats why I say that Indians english is better than Americans.

That may be true, that has nothing to do with me, as I told you before.

And I know the rule, I assumed you may not, because you're Indian, and your English is (I am afraid) not that great. Rose | [Rose]

Christian Graus - C++ MVP

'Why don't we jump on a fad that hasn't already been widely discredited ?' - Dilbert

indian1439-Jan-07 23:58

Re: By using the fusion technology we can make the aciveX control as Windows control and display it

9-Jan-07 23:58

Ok. Let it be I accept your comment. Thank you.

S/W Engineer
Akebono Soft Technologies
aleem_abdul@akebonosoft.com.

indian1439-Jan-07 23:19

check file.exists on remote machine

9-Jan-07 23:19

I am getting 2-Errors in creating as here "Could not find 'D:\Aleem\DSOControl1\obj\Debug\DSOControl1.dll' and Erro creating assembly manifest: Error reading key file DSO.snk - the system cannot find the file specified.

As I didnt use assemblies till now, I dont know about it. I will put the step by step process how I did I try it.
1. Created a Windows control library, and put all the required controls and functionalities in it.
2. Build it, and successfull.
3. Then at vs.net command prompt put "sn -k DSO.snk". It is also successful.
4. Then <assembly: assemblykeyfile("dso.snk")=""> put this in the assemblyinfo.vb file in the Control application(like DSOControl1).
5. Then again I tried to build the application its giving errors as I mentioned above. Please tell me which step I miss and I did mistake. Thank you.

S/W Engineer
Akebono Soft Technologies
aleem_abdul@akebonosoft.com.

satyam1438-Jan-07 23:20

8-Jan-07 23:20

In C# and ASP.Net how to retrive the file path from remote machine and check whether file exists or not.

ravindar

Christian Graus9-Jan-07 1:07

check file.exists on remote machine

9-Jan-07 1:07

If the remote machine is connected to your network, with a network path. If it's someone using your web app, you don't have permission ( unless you're running .NET code on the client, then I would think that a local path will default to be local to the client ).

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog

satyam1438-Jan-07 23:19

8-Jan-07 23:19

In C# and ASP.Net how to retrive the file path from remote machine and check whether file exists or not.

szukuro8-Jan-07 23:25

szukuro

8-Jan-07 23:25

System.IO.File.Exists(Server.MapPath(url));

where 'url' is the virtual path.

satyam1438-Jan-07 23:40

8-Jan-07 23:40

its not working because server.mappath takes only virtual path but which i want to check is physical path in remote machine.

The scenario is------In remote machine all files are in sharing