Accessing Active Directory profile "on the fly" - C# Discussion Boards

tim_gunning13-Jun-07 23:47

13-Jun-07 23:47

hi all

apologies first if I'm being dim here but....
i'm using XML-RPC to do send a request which is fine but the response I get back is basically a string in the format of a querystring eg ?foo=1&bar=2 is there a way I can *magically* turn this into a querystring to access the values returned to me ?

Normally it would be foo = Request.QueryString["foo"]. Can I access the string as a series of name/value pairs or do I have to make the array myself from the string to access them ?

TIA

t

include icon to setup project

korsosjosi13-Jun-07 23:20

korsosjosi

13-Jun-07 23:20

Hi!

I want to include a created icon to my setup, so that when somebody installs my application this application has my created icon as Icon.
Does anybody know what properties I have to select
Thanks a lot
Johannes

Re: include icon to setup project

Colin Angus Mackay13-Jun-07 23:26

Colin Angus Mackay

13-Jun-07 23:26

Click on the setup project. Press F4. On of those properties will allow you to select an icon.

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Re: include icon to setup project

korsosjosi13-Jun-07 23:42

korsosjosi

13-Jun-07 23:42

Thanks for fast answer!

Actual, the problem still exists. I know how to select an Icon for desktop and also for the created exe-file. But in the start-menu of windows the icon still does not exist and I don't know why!

Johannes

Re: include icon to setup project

Colin Angus Mackay13-Jun-07 23:46

Colin Angus Mackay

13-Jun-07 23:46

In the file system, in the "User's Programs Menu" or "User's Desktop" you create a new shortcut. The properties for the short cut include "Icon"

Re: include icon to setup project

korsosjosi13-Jun-07 23:47

korsosjosi

13-Jun-07 23:47

Okay, got the solution!
My icon was to big for being displayed in the start menu

Thanx

Re: include icon to setup project

Hesham Yassin14-Jun-07 8:23

Hesham Yassin

14-Jun-07 8:23

go to project details and there you can find the option to browse an icon! Big Grin | :-D

Accessing Active Directory profile "on the fly"

Klaus MJ13-Jun-07 22:47

Klaus MJ

13-Jun-07 22:47

Hello everyone

Working at a Intranet solution where we are gonna pull Active Directory(AD) data on the user and ofcause authenticate the user.
I have been experimenting with different approches like
* manually logging in a user(admin loging, as the ordinary user isnt allowed to search the AD). And for that matter the user him/her self for testing.
* WindowsIndenity(btw. does this work on mac, linux etc) which works just fine for the Authentication part - but not the "data part"

Now the problem accours when we dont want the User to manually login(Enter username/password) but prefer to have it done automaticly in the background - kinda like WindowsIndentity.

One solution would be to obtain the users login/initials so we can search for the user in AD after (through a admin login)

So my question: is this even possible ? and if so how? aint asking for a full written code, just a few pointers and so Smile | :)

My worry is ofcause that it aint possible due to Security reasons.

Best Regards
-Klaus M. Jensen

Searching for an alternative of typedef in C# [modified]

Gatchan13-Jun-07 22:43

Gatchan

13-Jun-07 22:43

Hello,

I've creating some classes and collections which use generic like :

class SomeCollection<T> : ACollection where T : class

But I also have nested collections so sometimes the type of an object is like :

SomeCollection<MyCollection<MyObject>> someColl;

Does a "typedef" or alias exists in C# ?
I know aliases are used with namespaces, but I didn't find anything for types.
I'd like to have :

"typedef" SomeCollection<MyCollection<MyObject>> TheCollection;<br />
TheCollection coll = new TheCollection();

Thanks.

-- modified at 4:48 Thursday 14th June, 2007

Re: Searching for an alternative of typedef in C# [modified]

Luc Pattyn14-Jun-07 0:58

Luc Pattyn

14-Jun-07 0:58

Hi, how about:

using System.Collections.Generic;
using ListListInt=System.Collections.Generic.List<System.Collections.Generic.List<int>>;

class myClass {
ListListInt myListOfListsOfInts=new ListListInt();
}

Smile | :)

-- modified at 7:18 Thursday 14th June, 2007

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Re: Searching for an alternative of typedef in C#

Gatchan14-Jun-07 2:22

Gatchan

14-Jun-07 2:22

Thanks for the reply, but the alias ListListInt is available only in the scope of the file, not through the whole project. And I don't want to define it everywhere I use it.

I searched answers to that problem, and the only way to do it is to create a new class :

public class ListlistInt : System.Collections.Generic.List<System.Collections.Generic.List<int>>
{
}

Maybe I'll do it that way, and create a "header"-like file where I store all those kind of "alias" classes...

Re: Searching for an alternative of typedef in C#

Luc Pattyn14-Jun-07 2:31

Luc Pattyn

14-Jun-07 2:31

Gatchan wrote:
the alias ListListInt is available only in the scope of the file

same is true if you insert a typedef in a C or C++ source file...

Gatchan wrote:
create a new class

Gatchan wrote:
a "header"-like file

I suggest you either put such classes in the same namespace as your current project;
or make them part of a new namespace that lives in a separate reusable class library
project (and DLL file).

Smile | :)

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Remote Registry in C#

devesh_code13-Jun-07 22:21

devesh_code

13-Jun-07 22:21

I am trying to access (read) registry of a remote system. I am using RemoteRegistry but is giving Exception : Attempted to perform an unauthorized operation.
So i want change the permission to read registry programmatically.

Plz... reply soon...

Regards.

Devesh Mishra

c# passing parameter from Form to crystal report

Wilson xyz13-Jun-07 22:19

Wilson xyz

13-Jun-07 22:19

Hi all,

I'm Newbie. How to passing parameter's values from Form to crystal report?
Just say I have some textBoxs. I want TextBox's value pass to crystal report so that i can print them to printer in the right margins.
Please Help.

Thx

Re: c# passing parameter from Form to crystal report

Sylvester george14-Jun-07 2:23

Sylvester george

14-Jun-07 2:23

Search CrystalReport push method Click Go button on the top panel of CP

You will get the answer

ALL THE BEST

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New color every day?

Martin#14-Jun-07 2:30

Martin#

14-Jun-07 2:30

I like it! Big Grin | :-D

Re: New color every day?

Sylvester george14-Jun-07 2:33

Sylvester george

14-Jun-07 2:33

Thanks..Trying to turn your eyes on me Big Grin | :-D

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Re: New color every day?

Martin#14-Jun-07 2:36

Martin#

14-Jun-07 2:36

Sylvester George wrote:
Trying to turn your eyes on me

I guess my wife would have some problems with that!

Re: New color every day?

Sylvester george14-Jun-07 2:40

Sylvester george

14-Jun-07 2:40

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convert it into c# .net?

$uresh $hanmugam13-Jun-07 21:47

$uresh $hanmugam

13-Jun-07 21:47

Hi all,

Sub TestAdd()<br />
<br />
Dim miDocSrc As MODI.Document<br />
Dim miDocDest As MODI.Document<br />
<br />
Set miDocSrc = New MODI.Document<br />
Set miDocDest = New MODI.Document<br />
miDocSrc.Create "C:\document1.tif"<br />
miDocDest.Create<br />
<br />
With miDocDest.Images<br />
.Add miDocSrc.Images(0), Nothing<br />
.Add miDocSrc.Images(2), Nothing<br />
.Add miDocSrc.Images(1), miDocDest.Images(1)<br />
End With<br />
<br />
miDocDest.SaveAs "C:\document2.mdi", miFILE_FORMAT_MDI<br />
<br />
Set miDocDest = Nothing<br />
Set miDocSrc = Nothing<br />
<br />
End Sub<br />
<br />

How could i convert above the only Bolded code into c# .NET

thanks in advance

Re: convert it into c# .net?

JoeSharp13-Jun-07 22:03

JoeSharp

13-Jun-07 22:03

hi surezu

try this:

miDocDest.Images.Add(miDocSrc.Images(0), null);
miDocDest.Images.Add(miDocSrc.Images(2), null);
miDocDest.Images.Add(miDocSrc.Images(1), miDocDest.Images(1));

regards

audio

treah13-Jun-07 21:46

treah

13-Jun-07 21:46

hi
i need to attach a audio file in my application Confused | :confused:

.plz help me how can i do this

Re: audio

blackjack215013-Jun-07 22:04

blackjack2150

13-Jun-07 22:04

If it's a wav file you can use the classes of System.Media.

Re: audio

treah13-Jun-07 23:08

treah

13-Jun-07 23:08

plz tell me is this necessary that there must be an audio player in my application.or without an audio player i can play a wave file(only by giving the path of that wavefile) Unsure | :~

?
thanks

Re: audio [modified]

Luc Pattyn14-Jun-07 1:04

Luc Pattyn

14-Jun-07 1:04

Hi,

you can play a sound file using P/Invoke:

public static void PlaySoundFile(string fileSpec) {
    int res=PlaySound(fileSpec, 0, 0);
    if (res==0) log("Failed to play sound "+fileSpec);
}

[DllImport("Winmm.dll", CharSet=CharSet.Ansi,
     CallingConvention=CallingConvention.Cdecl)]
static extern int PlaySound(string filespec, int hModule, int dwFlags);

-- modified at 7:20 Thursday 14th June, 2007

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