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Reportmanager and delphi 2010

- by Alejandro Jourdan

Hello everyone, does reportmanager (http://sourceforge.net/projects/reportman/) does delphi 2010? Thanks Alejandro Jourdan

Chilkat RSA getting Certificate number

- by Alejandro Jourdan

Hello everyone, Is it possible to extract the certificate number from the pkcs8 private key or from the pkcs10 public certificate file using chilkat RSA active x in delphi? Thanks Alejandro Jourdan

How to stream a shoutcast radio broadcast in Flash (Shoutcast Flash Player)

I've been looking for a solution to this for years, but nothing is conclusively documented. There are many Shoutcast Flash players out there (e.g. radio.de) so I know it's possible. However, most of my research leads to this: s = new Sound(); s.loadSound ("url.of.shoutcaststream:8003",true); Which works for me in FireFox but not in IE. I don't want to buy a component, I want to know how those components do it so that I can build my own custom player.

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categorypanelgroup for delphi 2010

- by Alejandro Jourdan

Can any one share an example on how to use the categorypanelgroup from Delphi 2010? I want to replace the to32lookoutbar from orpheous from a previous project written in Delphi 6.

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How do I create a C# .NET Web Service that Posts items to a users Facebook Wall?

- by Jourdan

I'm currently toying around with the Clarity .NET Facebook API but am finding certain situations with authentication to be kind of limiting. I keep going through the tutorials but always end up hitting a brick wall with what I want to do. Perhaps I just cannot do it? I want to make a Web Service that takes in the require credentials (APIKey, SecretKey, UsersId (or Session Key?) and whatever else I would need), and then do various tasks: Post to users wall, add events etc. The problem I am having is this: The current documentation, examples and support provide a way to do this within the context of a Web site. Within this context, the required "connect" popup can be initiated and allow the user to authenticate and and connect the application. From that point on the Web can go on with its business to do what it needs to do. If I close the browser and come back to the page, I have to push the connect button again. Except this time, since I was already logged into facebook, I don't have to go through the whole connection process. But still ... How do applications like Tweetdeck get around this? They seemingly have you connect once, when you install their application, and you don't have to do it again. I would assume that this same idea would have to applied towards making a web service because: You don't know what context the user is in when making the Web service call. The web service methods being called could be coming from a Windows Form app, or code behind in a workflow.

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How do I create a .NET Web Service that Posts items to a users Facebook Wall?

- by Jourdan

I'm currently toying around with the Clarity .NET Facebook API but am finding certain situations with authentication to be kind of limiting. I keep going through the tutorials but always end up hitting a brick wall with what I want to do. Perhaps I just cannot do it? I want to make a Web Service that takes in the require credentials (APIKey, SecretKey, UsersId (or Session Key?) and whatever else I would need), and then do various tasks: Post to users wall, add events etc. The problem I am having is this: The current documentation, examples and support provide a way to do this within the context of a Web site. Within this context, the required "connect" popup can be initiated and allow the user to authenticate and and connect the application. From that point on the Web can go on with its business to do what it needs to do. If I close the browser and come back to the page, I have to push the connect button again. Except this time, since I was already logged into facebook, I don't have to go through the whole connection process. But still ... How do applications like Tweetdeck get around this? They seemingly have you connect once, when you install their application, and you don't have to do it again. I would assume that this same idea would have to applied towards making a web service because: You don't know what context the user is in when making the Web service call. The web service methods being called could be coming from a Windows Form app, or code behind in a workflow.

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Delphi 2010 and Firebird 1.5

- by Alejandro Jourdan

Can I continue to use the interbase vcl components in delphi 2010 with firebird 1.5? Thanks

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Delphi components to use with SQlite

- by Alejandro Jourdan

What components can I use to use SQlite database with delphi 6 Thanks

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Creating a custom Publishing Portal Web site in SharePoint 2010

- by Jourdan

Custom Web sites built on SharePoint are cropping up everywhere (just visit topsharepoint.com to see). With that said, my question pertains to creating a fully customized, branded site using SharePoint as the CMS as depicted by many of the topsharepoint.com sites. I understand the concept of creating the custom master master page(s) (SharePoint 2010 even includes a minimal.master to start). The problems I have are: What site template does one use? In 2007 the recommended front-facing Web site site collection template was the Publishing Portal. Is this still the case? What navigation do you use? Do you leverage the OOB navigation? If so, how do you style it extensively? How do you keep the on-page editing capabilities within the new site template? Are there any online tutorials are walk-throughs that address all of these issues? I have been searching, but it's really sparse out there.

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