I'm confused as to how revoking authorization works in the ASP.NET Toolkit. I've tried issuing the following:
ConnectSession connect =
new ConnectSession(FacebookHelper.ApiKey(), FacebookHelper.SecretKey());
Auth x = new Auth(fbSession);
x.RevokeAuthorization();
But I get an object reference error during the RevokeAuthorization call. Here's the call definition.
Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
I have a .Net 1.1 app that must be upgraded to 2.0. The application encrypts passwords in the database using MD5CryptoServiceProvider. After I upgraded to 2.0, the MD5 value was different. In the machine.config, the machinekey was set to autogenerate.
Is there a way to retrieve this key?
Say I have this url:
http://site.example/dir/
In this folder I have these files: test.ascx.cs and test.ascx
Just to be clear, I am not a .NET developer.
From a security point of view - why can't I access http://site.example/dir/test.ascx.cs and how secure is it to keep those files there?
I assume IIS filters out request that query these kind of files, but can someone explain me this?
Thank you.
I am building a .NET application that given a connection string, at run time, needs to be able to retrieve information from the corresponding database schema, such as available columns, datatypes, and whether they are nullable.
What is the best way to accomplish this? Has anyone done anything like this before?
Many thanks, Nigel.
Recently I was asked the following question at interview.
"What are the different way to bind a Data Control in ASP.Net".
I have answered
Typed DataSet
Collections
Stored Procedure.
The interviewer expecting a lot more. Can anyone explain me the different way that we can bind the data controls?
I'd like the user to specify a RSS feed address and serialize the information from it. I am not interested in the XML format, but populate a strongly typed object from the XML. My question is, is there a standard that all RSS feeds support (Do all of them have date, title etc)? If so, is there a XSD that describes this. If not, how do I handle serializing a RSS feed to an object in ASP.NET?
My users upload Word 2007 documents to our site and I'd like to load them into a rich edit control of some kind so the users can make modifications/ comment, etc.
What mechanisms are available to:
load the Word document via ASP.NET, and
parse/format/display the document in a rich editing control?
Also, what kinds of rich editing controls are best to use in this circumstance?
I'm trying to get a firebird web application (IIS6 64 bit) to run. However I'm getting bad image format (bit difference incompatability) issues. Has anyone got any advice to get it running.
Details AnyCPU application references the .net firebird driver (through nhibernate) which uses a native 64bit dll. There is a native 32bit dll which I use for local development and it works fine. (I havn't got the 32 version working on the 64 bit server either).
I am using VS2008 C# and testing on my local XP Pro PC with local IIS, I have wrote a web service to call a third party software .exe file to use svn checkout commands to insert data into a folder, which use System.Diagnostics.Process.Start . The same codes did work when I use VS2008 build-in ASP.NET Development Server(http://localhost:2999/MyServices/MyServices.asmx). but when I use IIS normal URL(http://developer/MyServices/MyServices.asmx) to run Process.Start on the web service, it just haunlted and not doing anything.plz send one sample program.
We have a .Net application that runs as a shell for certain users. We'd like the application to automatically restart when it crashes.
The application is set as the shell here:
HKEY_USERS*User*\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\WinLogon\Shell
I've tried adding an "AutoRestartShell" key with a value of "1", like what exists in:
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\WinLogon.
When I kill the application's process for the user (via RDP) the application exits, but never restarts.
Ideas?
I have written a crawler in Perl awhile back and it was super simple giving the high-level capability of libwww-perl. It is so straight forward in fact, it can take the raw HTML response of one request, and create the next HTTP request for you from the FORMs on that page (as in it will parse the HTML for you).
Does anyone know any library like this on .NET or Java?
Selenium is out of question because it requires the browser to be open, which we cannot accommodate in our implementation)
We are doing a small dashboard to retrieve and display the DHCP servers list in a LAN and then getting the Scope information like IPs used and unused and the count using .NET preferably C#. How could that be made possible.
I need to read binary PGM image files. Its format:
P5
# comments
nrows ncolumns
max-value
binary values start at this line. (totally nrows*ncolumns bytes/unsigned char)
I know how to do it in C or C++ using FILE handler by reading several lines first and read the binary block. But don't know how to do it in .Net.
My team uses TFS for source control and continuous integration. I'd like to come up with a nice, clean way to show release notes to end users each time we deploy. I'm curious what others are doing to manage release notes in an ASP.NET / TFS environment.
I want to do something like this
ffmpeg -i audio.mp3 -f flac - | oggenc2.exe - -o audio.ogg
i know how to do ffmpeg -i audio.mp3 -f flac using the process class in .NET but how do i pipe it to oggenc2?
Any example of how to do this (it doesnt need to be ffmpeg or oggenc2) would be fine.
I am thinking about switching my blog away from Community Server to something that is simpler and focuses more on just being a good blog.
What are the different .NET blogging engines and which one do you recommend?
I've been asked to write a Windows service in C# to periodically monitor an email inbox and insert the details of any messages received into a database table.
My instinct is to do this via POP3 and sure enough, Googling for ".NET POP3 component" produces countless (ok, 146,000) results.
Has anybody done anything similar before and can you recommend a decent component that won't break the bank (a few hundred dollars maximum)?
Would there be any benefits to using IMAP rather than POP3?
.NET provides a great library for working with SMTP for sending messages, however, there is not an implementation of a Pop3 client, or IMAP client for working with receiving e-mail from a mail host.
Does anyone know of a good component that can provide Pop, IMAP, or both support? I know that code project has implementations, but from my experience finding a "good" one is hard.
I am developing an ASP.NET 3.5 web application in which I am allowing my users to upload either jpeg,gif,bmp or png images. If the uploaded image dimensions are greater then 103 x 32 the I want to resize the uploaded image to 103 x 32. I have read some blog posts and articles, and have also tried some of the code samples but nothing seems to work right. Has anyone succeed in doing this?
Is there a way in .NETto perform the same technique Photoshop uses for Gradient Mapping (Image - Adjustments - Gradient Map [Gradient Editor])? Any ideas, links, code, etc. would be welcome.
I think this is a pretty easy question...How do I make a asp.net function global? e.g. If I have a function GetUserInfo() defined on default.aspx how do I call this function from mypage2.aspx?
As per the question title, How could I take a hex code and convert it to a .Net Color object, and do it the other way?
I googled and keep getting the same way which doesn't work.
ColorTranslator.ToHtml(renderedChart.ForeColor)
Which returns the name of the color as in 'White' instead of '#ffffff'! Doing it the other way seems to have odd results, only working some of the time...