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How to deploy crystal supporting web pages application ?
Robby
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bitelindia's topic in
Deployment
I have yet to find a decent host that supports Crystal, I am also in desperate need as well. Running the setup.exe will accomplish nothing. If the web host does not have a license for Crystal there's not much you can do about it. -
Form1.Close()
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My laptop is 500 mhz, 128 RAM and it work just fine during coding, it is quite slow while executing a web form though.
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Here's a sample from Derek http://www.xtremedotnettalk.com/t74522.html
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Don't use END ! If you have files or databases active they will not close properly.
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Here's some code to create textboxes at runtime, I'm sure you can figure out the logic for the matrix. Dim txt As TextBox Dim x As Integer For x = 1 To Int16.Parse(TextBox1.Text)'textbox1 on form txt = New TextBox() With txt AddHandler .TextChanged, AddressOf txt_TextChanged .Text = "" End With Panel1.Controls.Add(txt)'Panel on form Next
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In pre-.NET I never used binding. Now, especially with ASP.NET I bind most list controls.
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Did you copy the unzipped folder into your wwwRoot directory and create a virtual directory for "bassicdemotemplatingasppages" ?
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I'm trying to find the words "standalone executable" in your thread but can't seem to.
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That's apples and oranges, the SDK is free. Why should VS IDE be free it is a piece of software.
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you can use Microsoft.DirectX.AudioVideoPlayback, though I'm not sure if you need to download the DirectX SDK first.
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check for this.WindowState = ...
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The Visual Studio IDE is not free. you can download the framework SDK and use it for pretty much everything, that's free.
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You may get rich from all these pennies. :)
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What is the circumstance of this? Generaly a user control shouldn't really know what goes on in a given page. Perhaps move the routine into a seperate class, that way you can have access to it from the user control.
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You cannot.
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If they need to run at the same time then declare a second instance of it.
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You need to do this in your aspx page... <asp:DropDownList id="ddlTest" runat="server" datavaluefield="my_column_id" datatextfield="my_column_text" SelectedIndex='<%# GetDD_SelectedIndex(Container.DataItem("my_column_id")) %>' DataSource="<%#myEditData%>"></asp:DropDownList> The function GetDD_SelectedIndex takes the id column and returns the selected index from the database. myEditData function returns the dataset needed to bind to this dropdown
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Are you able to create a new ASP project and run it?
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DLL in .NET is nothing like DLLs of the past. There isn't much to learn except for its concepts.
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I guess the opposite would work.. ie 10.75 would be .75 * 60 = :45
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right-click My Compter | Manage | Services Applications | IIS | right-click "default web site" | documents | check "Enable default docs and enter "default.aspx" or whatever you want.
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It's just generic stuff, there can be methods for returning Dataset, Arrays, ExecuteNonQueries, ExecuteScalar etc... Create a class; make it abstract or virtual, also it's up to you if you want to hard-code your connection string or not. Do not place any SQL statements or business logic in this class. Once you set this up you will never have to fill dataAdapters, DataSets, etc, in your client code. Sorry but I will not provide any sample code for this.
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School Project - VB.NET application with MS Access DB
Robby
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vbrecka's topic in
Database / XML / Reporting
This works in VB6 and with a little tweak in will work in .NET. 'add a reference to your project "Microsoft Access 8.0/9.0 or 10.0 Object Library(97, 2000, 2002) Dim appAccess As Access.Application Set appAccess = New Access.Application appAccess.OpenCurrentDatabase (YourStringPath) appAccess.DoCmd.OpenReport YourStringReportName, acPreview, ,YourStringCriteria appAccess.DoCmd.PrintOut acPrintAll, , , acMedium appAccess.Quit Set appAccess = Nothing