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mbmccormick
Last Activity: Oct 1 '08, 06:23 PM
Joined: Feb 5 '08
Location: Michigan
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How to install Telnet on Vista using only command line?
Is there a way that I can install the Telnet Server component on Windows Vista, using only the command line?
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Yes. In VB.NET, we could see some runtime errors before compiling. Not all of them of course......Leave a comment:
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I'd recommend that you take a look at two things...
One of the best business frameworks, in my opinion, is the Component Scaled Logical Architecture (known as CSLA). It is so easy to use, yet provides the advanced functionality you will need as your applications grow. You can find more about it here: http://www.lhotka.net/
The other thing you should look into is CodeSmith. This tool lets you create or use community-created...Leave a comment:
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So you are able to see errors, other than syntax errors, before you compile your application using Visual Studio?
How would I ensure that this is turned on in my settings?
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mbmccormick replied to Really Small Font Displaying in Windows Services, Group Policy, Help Dialogs...in WindowsI'm not 100% sure on this... But I think what I did was resize Internet Explorer's font size to the maximum setting, closed out of Internet Explorer, reopened it, and then set it back to it's default of medium.
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How to secure a web service using a custom Principal object?
I have a web service in the same project as the rest of my website. I am able to call my web service without any trouble from the Javascript on my page using the Script Manager. Now, I want to have my web service access some of my business logic, and in order to do that I need to access the current Principal. The Principal object is set for the rest of the website, but not on my web service (where it uses WindowsIdentity instead of my BusinessIdentit y).... -
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Why doesn't C# have an instant error list, like VB.NET?
In Visual Studio when developing on VB.NET, we would get an instant error list- before compiling or building the solution. Why doesn't C# have this same functionality? Whenever I want to see my errors, I have to compile first... -
Ahhh.... So rather than blatantly doing "CREATE DATABASE @DatabaseName ...", I would do "EXEC('CREA TE DATABASE ' + @DatabaseName + '...')" in my stored procedure...
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How to create a new database with an unknown name?
I need to write a SQL stored procedure that will create a database using one of the stored procedure's parameter values as the name of the database...
Whenever I try to do this, I get an error... It thinks that my variable '@DatabaseName' is literally the name of the database, when I actually want to use the value of the variable '@DatabaseName' as the name of the database.
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mbmccormick replied to Really Small Font Displaying in Windows Services, Group Policy, Help Dialogs...in WindowsThanks for the reply, but this did not help.Leave a comment:
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mbmccormick started a topic Really Small Font Displaying in Windows Services, Group Policy, Help Dialogs...in WindowsReally Small Font Displaying in Windows Services, Group Policy, Help Dialogs...
This picture pretty much sums up my problem... Notice the display of the font size in the description on the side. This is occurring in just about every Windows dialog I use. This does not occur in any applications, though (such as Firefox, Internet Explorer, Visual Studio, Skype, etc.) Any ideas?
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Quick boot up and login, but slow desktop render?
I have no problem with my boot time in terms of getting to a login screen. It's right in line with Microsoft's benchmarks for Windows XP Professional SP3. But after I login, I get my desktop background but now taskbar, icons, etc. This can take sometimes upwards of 3 minutes after I've logged in. Microsoft's Bootvis did not help at all. This is a completely new Dell Vostro, and the problem started after I installed Microsoft SQL Server and Microsoft... -
mbmccormick started a topic Calling ClientID of a control on load causes all client side IDs to be not unique...in .NETCalling ClientID of a control on load causes all client side IDs to be not unique...
I'm having a problem where whenever I try to get the ClientID of a control on page load, all of the client side IDs turn into "Label1" or "TextBox1" rather than "ctl12_Labe l1" or "ctl3_TextBox1" . Now if I comment out the line that calls "this.Label1.Cl ientID" then I have no problems...
Any ideas? Your help is appreciated...Last edited by DrBunchman; May 29 '08, 11:04 AM. Reason: Moved to .NET Forum - ASP Forum for Classic ASP only -
I've moved this to: http://www.thescripts. com/forum/showthread.php? p=3063414#post3 063414Leave a comment:
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How to prevent application from closing on logoff using WMI?
My application is running in the background as a service, but whenever I logoff it closes. I want to somehow override the Form.WndProc() (?) and WMI (?) to prevent my application from closing. It is currently running under the SYSTEM user account. I'm not even sure this is possible, I just remember hearing something about it. Any help is appreciated.
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Thank you Shashi Sadasivan and krishnabhargav! This fixed my problem, and I can now see my service. The "Allow this service to interact with the desktop" did it for me. Thanks again!
I have one last question... I can login and see my GUI (which is great), but now whenever I logout the service gets stopped. What can I do, either by modifying the code in my VB .NET application or as a setting in Windows or on the service to...Leave a comment:
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I see what your saying. Sort of like the ServiceControll er object. I don't really want to rework this whole program to incorporate this object.
I guess I should rephrase this question... Is there a tool or command that I can use to bring an application (not a service) that is running in the background to the active display (i.e. make it visible) in Windows?...Leave a comment:
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Right. The application is already running (because it starts at boot), and I need to bring that GUI (and task tray icon, because it has that) to the active display (console session) when a user logs in....Leave a comment:
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