Excuse my C#... I usually program in VB.
I added a path string and event log, and installed the service.
It worked perfectly. The only thing I can think of that would be failing is the path you're using. If I were you I would add a timer to the service and move the thread start to the timer elapsed event. Then I would compile and install a debug version and attach to the process while it's running on the server. This way you could...
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If you have the information in a ByteArray you can use Response.Write to send it to the browser.
The Variable xmlByte is a ByteArray that contains the raw XML from memory.
Dim ue As New UTF8Encoding
Dim XMLText As String = ue.GetChars(xml Byte, 0, xmlByte.Length)
Response.Write( XMLText)
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Also, If you're going to use the system account; make sure the System account has the approriate NTFS permissions and Permissions to the Share.Leave a comment:
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The problem is that the drive is mapped to your username. Unless you're starting the service under your user account that mapped drive doesn't exist. Generally the service starts under the Local System Account. You have two options here. First is to start the service under your user account. Second is to use the full UNC path rather than the mapped Drive Path.
Ex.
H:\Documents (Doesn't Exist)
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Dataset's are a great way to read XML
Try this...
Dim ds As New DataSet
ds.ReadXml("c:\ file.xml")
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Sorry about the lbl... I've been working too long. I meant to say lnk_ for link.
I'll check to see if multiple controls load through the AddControl Sub....Leave a comment:
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Your code worked fine for me.
I would verify the names of the controls you're loading.
For Example: You're trying to find lbCalc (usually people use lblCalc).
Does the control show up on the page?
Is there an error your getting?
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I've found that one of the best ways to read xml is through a dataset.
I'm not sure what platform you're running, but in vb.net you could:
Dim ds as new dataset
ds.ReadXml("c:\ file.xml")
Now all the XML is stored in a dataset and can be searched by Table, Row and Column.
If you're trying to get all the data, use nested for loops.
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I don't know of any built in classes that can handle this, but you could very easily write a function for it.
Declare a start date based on the first day of the month and year specified.
Declare an end Date that adds 1 month the start
Return a Date Difference in Days based on the Start and End Dates.
See Code below for a working function
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You could also use Process.Start
ex.
Process.Start(" C:\windows\syst em32\calc.exe")Leave a comment:
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From Form1 use something like
Dim f As New Form2
f.ShowDialog()
The ShowDialog makes Form2 a Modal Form so Form1 can be seen but not accessed. Hope this helps.Leave a comment:
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In VB.net you could use
Button1.Image = New Bitmap(Button1. Image, Button1.Width, Button1.Height)
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