Comments by S.Soundar

S.Soundar 21-Sep-16 23:58pm View

Sir I have tried ur fiddle but in that also date is updating only in the first rows textbox. I changed $(document) into $('body').It still not working for the second, third... text boxes sir. @David_Wimbley.

S.Soundar 26-Jul-16 5:12am View

Yes bling.

S.Soundar 21-Jul-16 1:45am View

I checked that sir. But interrupt is working fine. If I take out the Delay_ms(100) function its working fine. But if I am using delay program hangs on printf().

Here is my delay function code:

void Delay_us(unsigned int us_count)
{
while(us_count!=0)
{
us_count--;

}
}

void Delay_ms(unsigned int ms_count)
{
while(ms_count!=0)
{
Delay_us(550); //delay_us is called to generate 1ms delay
ms_count--;
Count=ms_count;
}

}

S.Soundar 11-May-16 5:00am View

For label22 i am getting value from another form and going to store into the database Richard.
For that Int.parse and float.parse I am going to receive data from the external device through serial port and displaying it to the textbox or in the label. I am going to filter the necessary data by using and start and end character. So i think the datatype will be string and need to change it to int and float format, so that i can generate charts easily i think. If there is any other better way to do this please guide me Sir.

S.Soundar 10-May-16 6:42am View

If it is wrong help me correct it, don't comment like this. I am not an expert like you.

S.Soundar 10-May-16 6:42am View

Thank you Tom. I solved it.

S.Soundar 10-May-16 6:41am View

Thank you Nagarjuna

S.Soundar 10-May-16 6:41am View

Thanks Karthik.

S.Soundar 29-Apr-16 2:18am View

Thank you Karthik Sir.

S.Soundar 29-Apr-16 1:30am View

I have to filter the string starts with ** and ends with $ and need to split by _ and show each data into gridview for debugging purpose with column heading sir.

I tried richTextBox2.Text += s.ToString(); still i am facing the same problem sir.

S.Soundar 29-Apr-16 1:21am View

Its working. Thank you karthik sir. But have another problem.
var text = string.Empty;
foreach (String s in result)
{

richTextBox2.Text = s.ToString();

}
string fn = richTextBox2.Text;
string[] d = fn.Split('-');
dataGridView1.Rows.Add(d);
while i display this in datagrid by using this code it is displaying some duplicate datas and some incomplete data. Kindly help me sir.

S.Soundar 22-Apr-16 8:08am View

Mono is only for cross platform applications right? please suggest me a better way to host sir. And also suggest me which site is better to host.

S.Soundar 22-Apr-16 5:22am View

Windows hosting Thiyagu sir.

S.Soundar 22-Apr-16 5:22am View

is there anyother way to run this in the same server?

S.Soundar 20-Apr-16 5:12am View

Okay Garth. Thank you. I will try that and come back if i have any doubts.

S.Soundar 20-Apr-16 2:23am View

I have no idea about receiving data from the GPRS device. I don't have any server. I've directly tried TCP Client coding to receive the data but no use.

clientSocket.Connect("59.92.111.69", 8080);

this is how i connected to that ip.

NetworkStream serverStream = clientSocket.GetStream();
TextBox1.Text = TextBox1.Text + "from the receive function";

byte[] inStream = new byte[90025];
int bytesread = serverStream.Read(inStream, 0, (int)clientSocket.ReceiveBufferSize);
string returndata = System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetString(inStream, 0, bytesread);
msg(returndata);
serverStream.Flush();

This is what i used to receive data.

I don't know whether this technique is apt to receive data or not. If anyone knows a better way for this please suggest me. Thank you.

S.Soundar 20-Apr-16 0:06am View

I have no idea about receiving data from the GPRS device. I don't have any server. I've directly tried TCP Client coding to receive the data but no use.

clientSocket.Connect("59.92.111.69", 8080);

this is how i connected to that ip.

NetworkStream serverStream = clientSocket.GetStream();
TextBox1.Text = TextBox1.Text + "from the receive function";

byte[] inStream = new byte[90025];
int bytesread = serverStream.Read(inStream, 0, (int)clientSocket.ReceiveBufferSize);
string returndata = System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetString(inStream, 0, bytesread);
msg(returndata);
serverStream.Flush();

This is what i used to receive data.

I don't know whether this technique is apt to receive data or not. If anyone knows a better way for this please suggest me. Thank you.

S.Soundar 19-Apr-16 9:02am View

It worked. Thank you:-)

S.Soundar 19-Apr-16 7:49am View

If i didn't call the TcpListener.stop method it is showing this error message.

"Only one usage of each socket address (protocol/network address/port) is normally permitted"

S.Soundar 19-Apr-16 6:35am View

Thank you sir.

S.Soundar 19-Apr-16 2:48am View

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I have another problem. If i try to give input manually from the server side i am getting error like "Only one usage of each socket address (protocol/network address/port) is normally permitted". I tried the registry settings which i found from the internet and if i close the socket and open it again it shows the error like "unable to contact the object". Please help to overcome this problem. It will be a huge help for me. Thank you in advance.

S.Soundar 19-Apr-16 0:10am View

Thank u so much OriginalGriff and Richard. Now i realize the problem:-).

S.Soundar 18-Apr-16 9:23am View

I think its encoding problem.

Today i tried this by giving input manually in asp.net.

Please find the codes below. it still contains the question mark in the result.

Client side coding:

NetworkStream serverStream = clientSocket.GetStream();
TextBox1.Text = "Client Socket Program - Server Connected ...";
byte[] inStream = new byte[90025];
serverStream.Read(inStream, 0, (int)clientSocket.ReceiveBufferSize);
//TextBox2.Text = inStream.ToString();
string returndata = System.Text.ASCIIEncoding.ASCII.GetString(inStream);
msg(returndata);
serverStream.Flush();

Server side coding:

TextBox1.Text="Server Started";
clientsocket = serversocket.AcceptTcpClient();
TextBox1.Text = TextBox1.Text + " \n Accept Connection from Client";
//Console.WriteLine("Accept connection from client");
reqcount = 0;

//sample
reqcount = reqcount + 1;
NetworkStream netstream = clientsocket.GetStream();
TextBox2.Text = "Hi! this is from the server.";
string serverresponse = TextBox2.Text;
Byte[] sendbytes = System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(serverresponse);
netstream.Write(sendbytes, 0, sendbytes.Length);

netstream.Flush();

And i am getting output as

"Server:Hi! this is from the server.��"

this question mark is still appearing in the result. please help me i don't know what is wrong. help me to correct this. Thank you.

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