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thanx for taking interest in my problem.
i need name of the peoperty that retrives webpage of the user.
for example
For last name it is 'sn' :
LastName= GetProperty(userSearchResult, "sn");
i need the web page name of the user.
Jayesh Talsaniya
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Try 'wWWHomePage' or 'url' If you are going to need more properties i would still recommend taking a look at the previous link which lists them all or getting a copy of ADSI Edit which is a useful app for exploring the AD.
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Hi
Thanks a lot.
both 'wwwhomepge' and 'url' are working.
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Hi all,
Can i create an file like abc.inc and store like the code segnment below.?
<br />
enum Colours<br />
{<br />
Blue, Green, Red<br />
};<br />
or
<br />
Blue<br />
Green<br />
Red<br />
Can you tell me how to include this abc.inc in the codebehind page.ie in default.aspx.cs file.
I know we can include files like this in classic ASP. I want to get the data from the file using a webservice and display in a list control, inside a windows form.
What will be best method to implement this?
what i am trying to do is to create an enumeration for colour indicators
like
enum Colours
{
Blue, Green, Red
};
In the UI i will show the colour values in the List Control.
when i add or edit the enumeration member, that change should reflect in the UI.
This is the scenario.....
waiting for your valuable suggestions
Thanks
Sebastian
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if i where you i will create a xml file and store the
values in this file
When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice
Tamimi - Code
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How does that help ? He can read it and display it, but not use it in code.
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 )
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if he want to deal with color(add new color or modify the values), storing
the value in xml file and read it agian when needed will be a good
option.
When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice
Tamimi - Code
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Thanks for your reply
But here i a doing the same thing with .inc file.
Is there any performance difference...
Or is there any other alternative to do this without storing in any file
thanks once again
sebastian
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Sebastian T Xavier wrote: Can i create an file like abc.inc and store like the code segnment below.?
No.
Sebastian T Xavier wrote: I know we can include files like this in classic ASP.
Are you using ASP.NET ? The answer is still no. ASP was and is crap. This is way better. If you want something visible everywhere, put it in a class, and you can get to it anywhere. Or, put it in a base class for your page. This is the same advice I gave you when I answered this question yesterday.
Sebastian T Xavier wrote: enum Colours
{
Blue, Green, Red
};
.NET has a Colors enum, but it's pretty big, it may not suit you. Either way, your enum is visible everywhere, by default, as all your code is in a project, and can be accessed via the classes that contain them.
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 )
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thank you very much
sebastian
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Glad to help. The core advice I'd like to give you - when someone used to asp tries to use ASP.NET the same way, the result is bad ASP.NET code. I recommend looking at some sample projects or sources on ASP.NET, so you can get a handle on the ways in which it is totally different to classic ASP.
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 )
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Sure. I will....
Thanks
Sebastian
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Does VB.NET Can get website ICON?
Socheat
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Can you please elaborate on your query?
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I want to get website icon to to display in my form in VB.NET
Socheat
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So, how many times are you going to ask this question, then ignore what everyone is telling you?
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Hi,
I want to build two vb.net applications running on the same machine.
One application needs to pass data to the other.
How should I go about to implement this?
Thanks,
Gary
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How about one application having a webservice exposed and the other one consuming the same?
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But since internet connectivity between the applications
isn't necessary, isn't this redundant, or at least not efficient?
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By sending command line argument from one application to another.
Rams.
Be simple and Be sample.
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This might work, I would appreciate if you could post a link to some
code demonstrating how to cause a vb app to accept and issue command lines.
The data transfer rate needs to be very fast so I'm not 100% sure on this.
Still this seems like a bit of a workaround. My original thinking was to implement something like the old com object interface, but I understand this is not really part of the new .net concept, so what is the equivalent? Is this an overkill for this type application?
-- modified at 5:26 Tuesday 26th June, 2007
[edit]
I have thought about it a bit and command lines are not good. The data transfer is about once a second. I can't have my standard I\O hijacked by some application listening for command lines. What if I want to use other command lines while the program is running?
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If transfer rate is high, then go with webservice.
Be simple and Be sample.
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For your, albeit brief, description of the requirements, I'd say .NET Remoting over an IPC Channel would be a good choice. You can read up on your communication options here[^].
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Thanks,
This was what I was looking for. I am kind of a newbie to .net and the amount of classes is staggering. There is usually also no connection between object class names in the microsoft documentation to what they actually do, so figuring out what you need is quite difficult.
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errorfunktion wrote: There is usually also no connection between object class names in the microsoft documentation to what they actually do, so figuring out what you need is quite difficult.
That's what the namespaces are for. Granted, I'd probably like to see some sub-namespaces in there to makes things a little easier, but that would break a ton of existing code if that suddenly changed.
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