Re: Starting a process using Windows service in Vista - C# Discussion Boards

bhatted25-Dec-08 4:28

25-Dec-08 4:28

hi,

use Grid view for search result in my web page.when i click on search button if there is result it gives properly according to my page.when there is no result it becomes small and on my page there is menu it looks big and search result is attached to it.It looks small.I tried to increase height of grid view but there is no effect.How should i solve this

Thanks

Re: gridview problem

Lev Danielyan25-Dec-08 4:45

Lev Danielyan

25-Dec-08 4:45

Try setting the gridview height explicitly

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Lev

Re: gridview problem

bhatted25-Dec-08 11:09

bhatted

25-Dec-08 11:09

Hi,

I fixed the height=500px but there is no changes.And it attached to menu it should looks very small.I need both height should be same

Thanks

Re: gridview problem

bhatted25-Dec-08 11:40

bhatted

25-Dec-08 11:40

when there is no result then in FireFox it won't display properly.But in IE it display correctly.So how should i do this

Starting a process using Windows service in Vista

queries36525-Dec-08 2:04

queries365

25-Dec-08 2:04

Hi,
I am writing a Windows Service in Windows Vista. I need to start a process. Can anybody please help me in writing C# code to get it done?

Thanks in advance

Re: Starting a process using Windows service in Vista

Abhijit Jana25-Dec-08 3:27

Abhijit Jana

25-Dec-08 3:27

queries365 wrote:
I need to start a process.

using System.Diagnostics NameSpace, then use Process Class

cheers,
Abhijit

Re: Starting a process using Windows service in Vista

queries36525-Dec-08 19:24

queries365

25-Dec-08 19:24

Abhijit Jana wrote:
queries365 wrote:
I need to start a process.

using System.Diagnostics NameSpace, then use Process Class

Hey Abhijit,
Thanks for replying

I have already tried this and it works fine in Windows XP. But in Windows Vista, the service starts and the process doesn't start.

Can you please give some Windows Vista specific help ?

Thanks and regards,
queries365

Re: Starting a process using Windows service in Vista

#realJSOP25-Dec-08 23:54

#realJSOP

25-Dec-08 23:54

There is no such thing as "Vista-specific help" for this. Have you tried running the service under the debugger and seeing where it's failing? Are you specifying the working folder in the process object? Are you specifying the fully qualified path and filename to the file you're tying to execute?

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Re: Starting a process using Windows service in Vista

DaveyM6926-Dec-08 0:03

DaveyM69

26-Dec-08 0:03

It could be a permissions problem - Vista can be a bitch with that, I bet you're running with administrator privaleges in XP which is why it works. If so, try adding a manifest file and require your service to be elevated - this'll get you the annoying UAC prompt when your service starts but should fix the problem.

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Re: Starting a process using Windows service in Vista

I Believe In GOD25-Dec-08 9:35

I Believe In GOD

25-Dec-08 9:35

public static void RunProccess(string ExePath)<br />
        {<br />
            System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(ExePath);<br />
        }

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WinXP taskbar position ?

Mohammad Dayyan25-Dec-08 1:07

Mohammad Dayyan

25-Dec-08 1:07

Hello.

How can we get the position (X & Y) of taskbar in WinXP with C# ?

Thanks

Re: WinXP taskbar position ?

Giorgi Dalakishvili25-Dec-08 1:55

Giorgi Dalakishvili

25-Dec-08 1:55

You can use FindWindow api to find position of taskbar. You can call winapi functions by using P/Invoke[^] To find out class name of taskbar by using spy++

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Re: WinXP taskbar position ?

User 665825-Dec-08 2:01

User 6658

25-Dec-08 2:01

Additionally: The class for the taskbar is Shell_TrayWnd

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Re: WinXP taskbar position ?

Giorgi Dalakishvili25-Dec-08 2:07

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25-Dec-08 2:07

I am aware about it, I just wanted him to find it himself Smile | :)

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Re: WinXP taskbar position ?

Ravi Bhavnani25-Dec-08 16:21

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25-Dec-08 16:21

You can also use the Rectangles obtained by Screen.PrimaryScreen.Bounds and Screen.PrimaryScreen.WorkingArea to compute the area occupied by the taskbar.

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Reading Firefox cached files

Muammar©25-Dec-08 0:12

Muammar©

25-Dec-08 0:12

I know it's not normally possible to browse for them in windows and that's why I'm asking this question in the C# forum.

Is there any way to read Firefox cached temporary files and identify them by names and get their contents in C#??

Please advise.

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Re: Reading Firefox cached files

Christian Graus25-Dec-08 0:16

Christian Graus

25-Dec-08 0:16

I don't think so, but if you know where they live, you could try. Working out what they are would involve working out the format their stored in, not sure how complex that would be.

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Re: Reading Firefox cached files

Muammar©25-Dec-08 10:38

Muammar©

25-Dec-08 10:38

Thanks Christian, I found that if you type:

about:cache?device=disk

In the address bar and hit enter, you can read the cache files in a way but not browse them, please let us know if you find a way to work this out someday and I promise to do the same if I knew anything regarding this.

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Re: Reading Firefox cached files

Abhijit Jana25-Dec-08 0:23

Abhijit Jana

25-Dec-08 0:23

You can check this[^]

cheers,
Abhijit

Re: Reading Firefox cached files

Muammar©

25-Dec-08 10:46

Thanx, I found something here:

%userprofile%\Local Settings\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\6brnkgoc.default\Cache

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Re: Reading Firefox cached files

Mark Churchill26-Dec-08 0:32

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26-Dec-08 0:32

The source code for firefox is obviously avaliable... that should help you to solve your problem.

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monitor folder access?

FocusedWolf24-Dec-08 22:49

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24-Dec-08 22:49

Is their a way to track what folders where navigated through.

I've seen this: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/files/MonitorFolderActivity.aspx

Where it's nice for detecting what paths files were created in, etc. but i'm looking for detection of "exploring" of folders.

Re: monitor folder access?

Giorgi Dalakishvili24-Dec-08 23:21

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24-Dec-08 23:21

In order to do that you will need to hook various IO methods. Here is a library for hooking them: EasyHook - The reinvention of Windows API hooking[^]

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Re: monitor folder access?

Abhijit Jana25-Dec-08 0:14

Abhijit Jana

25-Dec-08 0:14

Have a look[^]
Hope This will helps you !!

cheers,
Abhijit

Re: monitor folder access?

Cosby30-Oct-09 1:36

Cosby

30-Oct-09 1:36

Simply you can monitor the LastAccessTime of a System.IO.DirectoryInfo Object.

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