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Sfreak · Apr 27 '11, 08:27 PM

Does c# knows that you are passing these quotes to the string?

for example:

Code:

string Ex = "\'hi\'";

Sfreak · Apr 27 '11, 11:25 AM

Shea,

I cant figure it out what you want yet.

Notice that this code that i wrote serializes all kind of classes (even your own types with complex or primitive attributes) by applying an extension to the Object class (in the end all we have is an object)

So if you show us what are exactly these numbered arrays we can see it cleary.

att,

Fernando

Sfreak · Apr 20 '11, 08:08 PM

You can serialize and deserialize the entire class by doing this:

Code:

      public static string GenerateXML(this object ObjetoXML)
        {
            MemoryStream MemStream = new MemoryStream();
            StringBuilder xm = new StringBuilder();
            XmlSerializer Serializador = new XmlSerializer(ObjetoXML.GetType());
            XmlTextWriter XmlWrite = new XmlTextWriter(MemStream,

...

Sfreak · Apr 4 '11, 01:18 PM

When you implement the event you associate a method (or a delegate) with its parameters. You can call this method whenever you want wherever you want.

Sfreak · Apr 4 '11, 12:53 PM

Car,

Webservice´s session are a little bit different when compared to asp.net applications.

To you to store data in sessions in webservices you need to explicit show what session you are working on, sending the session object when you call the webmethod, because webservices dont create proxies or something like that. When you store data in static classes on webservices you are alocating memory on your server machine...

Sfreak · Mar 30 '11, 11:19 AM

Karl,

The following code may help you

On event KeyDown

Code:

 
if (e.KeyCode == Keys.Enter)
{
    SendKeys.Send("{TAB}");
}

Where tab is the name of the key
This case when the user hits Enter i send TAB

Sfreak · Jan 10 '11, 01:54 PM

oh im sorry i misread the question...

Sfreak · Jan 6 '11, 10:32 AM

And dont forget to set the KeyPreview = true in your form control.

Sfreak · Jan 6 '11, 10:29 AM

In this case you must check the data in your DB.
1 - Did you test you SQL sentence directly in your db interface to see the real return?
2 - Did you check your app.config to see if the BD you are testing is the same that you are connecting?

Sfreak · Jan 6 '11, 10:24 AM

Explain what is your server... is it a webservice? a machine? a server-client application...

PS Mailing you is not the best practice... the doubt you have can be the others doubt. Share the knowledge.

Sfreak · Dec 29 '10, 12:11 PM

Actually the user that IIS uses is IIS_USR

Sfreak · Oct 26 '10, 07:31 PM

You can try SSL encryption. I dont know how you connect to your clients... by socket or webservice/wcf servers but in both way SSL is a good solution. Also you can create your own digital signature using a cryptography algorithm (AES for example) and send it embedded on your protocol. In the SoapHeader for example in case of web services.

Sfreak · Oct 21 '10, 03:45 PM

danp129 thanks for answering,

Yes I have looked already and the idea of linking the app.config doesnt fully solve my problem because i often have different app´s for each user so I dont know if there is a better solution than make my own manager.

Thanks again.

Fernando Mello

Sfreak · Oct 18 '10, 07:29 PM

you accidentaly deleted the G in the tag 'connectionStri ns' the correct form is connectionStrin gs

<connectionStri ngs>

This is the error.

Fernando Mello

Sfreak · Oct 18 '10, 06:50 PM

You should use libraries. Encapsulate your code in a library (DLL) and import as a reference into your code.

Hope this can help

Fernando Mello

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