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Great! Let me know if it works out for you!
Sincerely,
Alexander Wiseman
Est melior esse quam videri
It is better to be than to seem
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Hello Alexander,
Well after implementing your idea, I've come to find out that it works great on Win2k, but not on NT. I didn't have the opportunity to test it on XP, but I've since found a newsgroup posting that suggests that it does (his code and sugguestions were very similar).
I ended up using this: http://www.mooremvp.freeserve.co.uk/Win32/framed_tip022.htm; and modified it a bit 'til it started working. Like I said, yours worked great for 2k (and probably XP). I've stored your reply for future use if needed. You might test it on NT and see what your results are. If you find something, let me know since it's alot easier than doing it like the link above shows.
Can't thank you enough for your help. Your instructions were comprehensive and easy to follow.
Thanks again,
Matt
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Hi,
I'm writing a ISAPI program for a company project. The project requires that I don't use a database to save the user input. Instead I want to write the user data into a disk file on the server using CFile, is this possible?? I tried using CFile and writing it into a directory on the server that has write permissions, however all I get is a Exception in filecore.h.
Thanks for your help!!
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Akula wrote:
Instead I want to write the user data into a disk file on the server using CFile, is this possible??
Yes.
Jason Henderson
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Here is the code I used
CFile myFile;
myFile.Open("Data//MyFile.txt",CFile::modeCreate || CFile::modeWrite);
myFile.Write((void*)pCtxt,sizeof(*pCtxt));
myFile.Close();
I also tried that like this
CFile myFile;
myFile.Open("MyFile.txt",CFile::modeCreate || CFile::modeWrite);
myFile.Write((void*)pCtxt,sizeof(*pCtxt));
myFile.Close();
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Akula wrote:
"Data//MyFile.txt"
Try using the full path.
Also, it would be a good idea if you would check the return value of Open before you Write and Close. It would also be helpful to do a GetLastError if it fails so you would know why.
Jason Henderson
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Akula wrote:
I tried using CFile and writing it into a directory on the server that has write permissions
Are you sure that directory has write permissions for the account that inetinfo is running on (usually IUSR_something) ?
Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com
What is "scratch" and why can everything be made from it?
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I'm positive I just doubled checked.
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I'm sure it's not the write permissions, I just ran a CGI bin program that wrote to the server(in the same directories) just fine.
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does anyone know of an FTP add-in for visual studio, more specifically visual c++?
i'm currently programming in java, on a unix platform, but use my PC for all coding, then ftp the files to the unix box for compile/run.
anyway, I've been using slickEdit, and it's a piece of sh**
in my opinion. it's lacking almost everything that i've grown accustomed to in vc++.
the only thing that it's got going for it, is an ftp client that allows for ease of file transfer from my pc to the unix box, and back again.
is there an add-in, or some tool that I could make part of the vc++ IDE ?
Certainly I could ftp it via command line, but what a pain.
thoughts?
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FTP it using command line, but as an post build step, so it is done automatically for you.
Concussus surgo.
When struck I rise.
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actually, it's a java project, so I'm not doing any building.
I'm basically looking for something that would, when I save the file, FTP it back.
In SlickEdit, they've got a "file-explorer" like view on the left, and you double click the desired file to open it/ftp it to you, then when you save, it's ftp-ed back to the server.
for building, I've got a telnet session open where I simple
"javac" my files.
I don't imagine I'm the only one that wants to use VC's IDE for just about everything.
thoughts?
Paul
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Nope, only that UltraEdit has nice syntax highligthing and some useful features, including FTP, but never saw anything like you said.
Concussus surgo.
When struck I rise.
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What OS are you coding on? (Win2k or WinXP)
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Shog9
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re: what OS am I running?
Win2k.
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Well Paul, for some odd reason i was thinking either Win2k or WinXP had a service that allowed you to treat FTP sites as you would a mapped network drive. Try as i might, i cannot find it on either though, so it must have been the fevered ravings of an overworked imagination. 
Good luck finding something that'll work; sorry i couldn't help.
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Shog9
If I could sleep forever, I could forget about everything...
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Hi!
Is there a way to obtain the content of a Rich Edit control without the RTF format?
I'm not using MFC but the Win32 APIs. I'm sending the EM_GETTEXTRANGE message to the Rich Edit control, but sometimes, I'm receiving a "Access is denied" message when I call the function GetLastError ().
I have a variable with a RTF content and I want to get the text of this variable without RTF. I think I have to use an intermediate Rich Edit Control and then obtain the text from the control, but how?
Thks in advance!
Appstmd
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Did you try GetWindowText?
VOTD:"5. The Lord loves righteousness and justice;
the Earth is full of his unfailing love. "-Psalm 33:5
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hio.. i am using alot of COleDateTime objects in my program.. i only use them for the date, not the time.. so a few times i do comparisons like
if (olTime1 <= olTime2)
.. and i think that it should be true.. but its false because the olTime1's time is after olTime2's time.. but the dates are equal..
is there anyway to just compare dates? i had written a stupid function like:
BOOL CCommonFunctions::DatesAreEqual(COleDateTime olDate1, COleDateTime olDate2)
{
return (olDate1.GetYear() == olDate2.GetYear() && olDate1.GetMonth() == olDate2.GetMonth() && olDate1.GetDay() == olDate2.GetDay());
}
but this is just a stupid solution.. does anyone else have a suggestion?
-dz
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Before performing comparison, reset the hour/minute/second with a call to COleDateTime::SetTime.
Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com
What is "scratch" and why can everything be made from it?
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i tried to do that and set the time to 1,1,1 and it always caused the date to become invalid (12/31/1899).. i am just combining the < > operators with my AreDatesEqual() function.. good enough for now.. just surprised there is not a date only control
-dz
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You could subtract the two dates to get a COleDateTimeSpan and then use COleDateTimeSpan::GetDays() and check if it is 0;
Jason Henderson
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I don't clearly understand your idea. If you want to get a Window's text, just use GetWindowText
Hung Son
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