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 - IPAddress range validation Hi, I'm trying to the best way to validate that a specified IP is inside a known range of IP. The IP is held in an IPAddress type which hold the actual IP in as long and so the statement: 224.1.0.0 > 224.0.1.0 does not necesarily translate to: 480 > 65760 (which is the representation of these IP as long). I would expect that i would able to do something like: ipAddress.Address > pAddress1.Address I know I can do all kind of string or mathematical manipulations but I am hoping for a more elegant solution that will take advantage of the fact that the data is held as IPAddress type. Thanks, Chen Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61644
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 - Configuration file. Hello all, I've an assembly a.exe which has a configuration file a.exe.config. Now this assemblly loads a class from another assembly b.dll. Can I've a configuration file for this assembly, that is something like b.dll.config? This way I'll be able to separate configuration for different files. I tried this, but this newer class tries to find its appsettings from a.exe.config, and gives error if it is not found. Thanx in advance. Meghansh. Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61643
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 - Trailing Zeros in Decimal Class with Framewrok 1.1 hi all, Since I installed .Net Framework 1.1 all of my numeric fields particularly decimals are showing six decimal places for all numbers. But when under 1.0 no decimal places showed if. pls tell me what could be the problem & what is the solutions. I can use Formatting options but i need to know the exact reason for this isuue!! Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61632
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 - How to retrieve the summary info shown on the properties tab for a file Can anyone tell me how to retrieve the summary information for the properties of a file. In windows explorer you would right on the file, select properties and then click the summary tab. Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61631
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 - list of win app How can i get the list of applications that appears on the "New" option when i right-click in Windows. I mean, first u right click, then select the option "New" and u can see a list of items that u can create, for example a winzip or a word file. My question is how can i get that list? Thanks. Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61625
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 - Windows Service Interaction With COM you could CoCreateInstance an NT service for an interface and get access to it. How is this done with .NET and windows services. Thanks Edd Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61619
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 - Clipboard In the moment when a user right click a file and select=20 the option cut or copy, the file is sent to the clipboard (portapapeles).The question is: -=BFHow can i know wich of the options(cut or copy) has=20 select the user? Thanks. Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61618
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 - About Assembly Version In my program I want to create a assembly and save it, but when i set the AssemblyVersion by call SetCustomAttribute, it donot change the assembly's ver, but add a new .custom attribute with type System.Reflection.AssemblyVersionAttribute. how can i change the .ver attribute of my assembly. thanks xiaorun huang huangxiaorun@runnysoft.com Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61616
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 - Its my app runnig?? some one knows how to check if my app. (Example ap1.exe) is running (because i don't want than it run twice at the same time in the same machine) somebody knows like verifying if my application at the moment this executing itself, since I do not want that the application runs twice in the same computer at the same time Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61607
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 - Getting Third Party Component Suppliers to support NUnit and NUnitASP to support test driven development in web pages Hi, I've been using NUnitASP and found that it reaches it's limits very quickly. It has problems with parsing certain pages and raises errors for these when perhaps it shouldn't. Another downside is that it only supports the out of the box Microsoft controls. The people who are producing NUnitASP haven't been able to create another release for almost a year now. I was thinking how an impetus good be given to them to improve it and keep working on it. One such way would be to encourage makers of ASP.NET Web Controls to supply tester objects to be used with NUnitASP. For example I have been using ComponentOne's Suite and found it to be quite good. However I'd like to unit test the web pages with NUnitASP. I have asked ComponentOne to supply tester objects to be used with NUnitASP. IF third party suppliers supply support for unit testing then I think this will help generate the support needed to improve NUnitASP. Perhaps if it where funded to be maintained then we can get a better product and more reliability in testing of web pages. Interested to also hear about any other thoughts on this. Does anyone else to something different with testing web pages. We can ceratinly unit test our classes but I'd like to get the web page unit tested. Regards, Nick OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O Nick Zdunic BSc (Hons) O Systems Analyst O Strategic Systems (WA) Pty Ltd O mobile: +61 [0]4 126 480 88 O work: +61 [0]8 9457 3664 O fax: +61 [0]8 9457 3665 O email: nick@ss.com.au O URL: http://www.ss.com.au OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O EP methodology - Innovative techniques that work... O Time Master - Essential time management made easy... OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61602
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 - .Net Framework 1.2.30703?? Did Microsoft release .Net Framework 1.2.30703?? I couldnt find out anything about it. But I did find a sample that runs on this framework at http://www.aisto.com/roeder/dotnet/ Can someone shed some light? Thanks Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61601
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 - DLLImport issues The following is the original c++ header from wtsapi32.h followed by my DLLImport syntax so that I can call the function from a c# application. Is my DLL Import syntax correct? Every call to the function seems to return false, with nothing in strBuffer or lBytesReturned. /*BOOL WINAPI WTSQueryUserConfigA( IN LPSTR pServerName, IN LPSTR pUserName, IN WTS_CONFIG_CLASS WTSConfigClass, OUT LPSTR * ppBuffer, OUT DWORD * pBytesReturned);*/ public enum enWTSClass { //Initial program settings WTSUserConfigInitialProgram = 0x0, // string returned/expected WTSUserConfigWorkingDirectory = 0x1, // string returned/expected WTSUserConfigfInheritInitialProgram = 0x2, // DWORD returned/expected // WTSUserConfigfAllowLogonTerminalServer = 0x3, //DWORD returned/expected //Timeout settings WTSUserConfigTimeoutSettingsConnections = 0x4, //DWORD returned/expected WTSUserConfigTimeoutSettingsDisconnections = 0x5, //DWORD returned/expected WTSUserConfigTimeoutSettingsIdle = 0x6, //DWORD returned/expected //Client device settings WTSUserConfigfDeviceClientDrives = 0x7, //DWORD returned/expected WTSUserConfigfDeviceClientPrinters = 0x8, //DWORD returned/expected WTSUserConfigfDeviceClientDefaultPrinter = 0x9, //DWORD returned/expected //Connection settings WTSUserConfigBrokenTimeoutSettings = 0xA, //DWORD returned/expected WTSUserConfigReconnectSettings = 0xB, //DWORD returned/expected //Modem settings WTSUserConfigModemCallbackSettings = 0xC, //DWORD returned/expected WTSUserConfigModemCallbackPhoneNumber = 0xD, // string returned/expected //Shadow settings WTSUserConfigShadowingSettings = 0xE, //DWORD returned/expected //User Profile settings WTSUserConfigTerminalServerProfilePath = 0xF, // string returned/expected //Terminal Server home directory WTSUserConfigTerminalServerHomeDir = 0x10, // string returned/expected WTSUserConfigTerminalServerHomeDirDrive = 0x11, // string returned/expected WTSUserConfigfTerminalServerRemoteHomeDir = 0x12 // DWORD 0:LOCAL 1:REMOTE }; [DllImport("wtsapi32.dll")] private static extern bool WTSQueryUserConfigA( string strServerName, string strUserName, enWTSClass eWTSConfigClass, ref string strBuffer, ref long lBytesReturned); Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61598
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 - installutil won't install service i run installutil "my service.exe" and it comes back to say that everything installed ok and commit was ok. i search for my service and it doesn't exist. i've done this before and it has worked, so what is the problem now? Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61591
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 - There is no Proposed data to access!!!??? I used ADO.Net to create two tables - parent and child table. And, added a relation between two tables. Then, I setup a column of child table to lookup the value from parent table. So far, everthing is good. But, when I modified a context of child table, I got a Exception - "There is no Proposed data to access."!. Anyone knows this problem? Have a work around? Attached is a sample: ----------------------------------------------------------- static void Main(string[] args) { // Create a dataset DataSet ds = new DataSet(); // Create a parent table, and add into the dataset DataTable parentDT = new DataTable(); parentDT.Columns.Add("ID", System.Type.GetType ("System.Int32")); parentDT.Columns.Add("Name", System.Type.GetType ("System.String")); DataRow newRow = parentDT.NewRow(); newRow["ID"] = 0; newRow["Name"] = "John"; parentDT.Rows.Add(newRow); ds.Tables.Add(parentDT); // Create a child table, adn add into the dataset DataTable childDT = new DataTable(); childDT.Columns.Add("ID", System.Type.GetType ("System.Int32")); childDT.Columns.Add("Name", System.Type.GetType ("System.String")); childDT.Columns.Add("Description", System.Type.GetType ("System.String")); newRow = childDT.NewRow(); newRow["ID"] = 0; newRow["Description"] = "Administrator"; childDT.Rows.Add(newRow); s.Tables.Add(childDT); // Create a relation ds.Relations.Add("relation", parentDT.Columns["ID"], childDT.Columns["ID"], false); // Setup the expresion for the column "Name" of child table childDT.Columns["Name"].Expression = "Parent (relation).Name"; // Now, modify the column "Description" of child table try { DataRow row = childDT.Rows[0]; row["Description"] = "Engineer"; Console.WriteLine("ID:\t" + row["ID"].ToString()); Console.WriteLine("Name:\t" + row["Name"].ToString()); Console.WriteLine("Description:\t" + row ["Description"].ToString()); } catch(Exception e) { Console.WriteLine("Exception:\t" + e.Message); } } Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61589
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 - Threading Exception - Please Help Hi, I am getting an exception in my ASP.NET application as shown below, at System.Threading.WaitHandle.WaitOneNative(IntPtr waitHandle, UInt32 millisecondsTimeout, Boolean exitContext) at System.Threading.WaitHandle.WaitOne(Int32 millisecondsTimeout, Boolean exitContext) at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetRequestStream() when I use the System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetRequestStream() or the System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetResponseStream() methods. This doesn't happen always but happens after the application is in use for sometime. There is no definite pattern. I am not able to reproduce this during load testing. What is this exception and why is it happenning? I am calling another web application and do a POST using the HttpWebRequest. Here is a snippet of my code, objHttpWebRequest = (HttpWebRequest) WebRequest.Create( sURL ); objHttpWebRequest.ContentType = "text/xml"; bytBuffer = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes( sData ); objHttpWebRequest.Method = "POST"; objHttpWebRequest.ContentLength = bytBuffer.Length; objWriteStream = objHttpWebRequest.GetRequestStream( ); objWriteStream.Write( bytBuffer, 0, bytBuffer.Length ); objWriteStream.Close( ); // receive response objHttpWebResponse = (HttpWebResponse) objHttpWebRequest.GetResponse( ); objResponseStream = objHttpWebResponse.GetResponseStream( ); bytBuffer = new byte[BUFFER_SIZE]; strOutput = new StringBuilder( ); iReadCount = objResponseStream.Read( bytBuffer, 0, BUFFER_SIZE ); while( iReadCount > 0 ) { chrBuffer = Encoding.ASCII.GetChars( bytBuffer, 0, iReadCount ); strOutput.Append( chrBuffer ); iReadCount = objResponseStream.Read( bytBuffer, 0, BUFFER_SIZE ); } objResponseStream.Close( ); objHttpWebResponse.Close( ); Thank you for your help this. Chakra Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61588
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 - No Touch Deployment: Force Refresh of Assembly Download Cache My applications are being run using no touch deployment from a hosting web server. The client program calls AppDomain.ExecuteAssembly to start execution of the application. Most of the time everything works fine. However, my applications make use of a third party component and everytime they make a new version available they don't change their assembly version number but just the file version number. So whenever new features are added and one of my apps begins using the new feature the no touch deployment of the app is broken because the newer version is not detected on the web server and loaded over the previous version in the assembly download cache. Is there a way I can force ExecuteAssembly to not compare assembly version numbers and just overwrite all existing assemblies it needs to load? I don't want all my users to have to run 'gacutil /cdl' every time I make use of a new version from component vendor. Any other suggestions on how to solve this issue would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Gregg Walker Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61587
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 - cannot find keycodev2.dll, or invalid keycode (Windows XP) Im getting "cannot find keycodev2.dll, or invalid keycode" when im try to open a report from my application. The strange thing is that the same application works fine in Windows 2000 & Windows 98 but not in Windows XP. The deployment method used was the same in all the Operating Systems. 1)Xcopy for the application EXE 2) Setup (MSI) containing all the merge modules for Crystal Reports for .NET (with the correct License key included) 3) .Net framework 1.1 Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61583
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 - How to access device like PRN, LPT1, COM1 i need to access these devices, but i cann't get information from .net framework document. i use FileStream("PRN", FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write);. when it runs, system reported exception. Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61575
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 - How to dirty read locked files Hi, I'm writing a file utility and would like my program to at least try to read a locked file like an open Microsoft Word document. I've seen other such utilities that have an option whereby it attempts to open locked files, but frankly I have no idea how they do it. While I'm sure the answer probably requires P/Invoke, I have no idea what API functions to call. I don't think CreateFile has an option to force open locked files. Are other utilities that do this using memory mapped files perhaps? Thank you anyone for any hints and help! Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61571
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 - Strong Naming Hi, I have an ASP.NET app. I wrote some assemblies in VB.NET which my ASP app calls. I want to Strong Name these assemblies. Anyone know any good sites that goes throughhow to do this step by step? Thanks, C Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61569
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 - Downloading a file on an ASPX Page Hi, I generate a report in crystal and output it as a PDF. I then add some details to my HTTP Headers so to download the file. When the user clicks on Download button I update some server side labels. However these changes do not get pushed out to the client. When the user gets a screen asking them to save / open or cancel teh download, this dialog box seems to take control from the browser window and my labels on my page do not get updated. Anyone know how I can overcome this? Thanks, C. Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61560
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 - How to find out what forms are open from main menu of app. I have a main menu w/ folder Icons that are closed. Once the user clicks on a folder it opens and a new screen pops up next to the main menu. When they close the form I'd like the folder on the main menu to close but if they leave the screen open and go back to the main menu I want the folder to remain open. How do I figure out if the form is still open or not once the focus is back on the main menu? I've tried the .visible but that did not work. Help?!?!??!?! Tag: Convert.FromBase64String Question Tag: 61559
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 - Check the correction package from the Microsoft --kepnnhqslsrnto Content-Type: multipart/related; boundary="dctaqbixwdkad"; type="multipart/alternative" --dctaqbixwdkad Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="txqckqcw" --txqckqcw Content-Type: text/plain Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Microsoft Client this is the latest version of security update, the "November 2003, Cumulative Patch" update which resolves all known security vulnerabilities affecting MS Internet Explorer, MS Outlook and MS Outlook Express as well as three new vulnerabilities. Install now to maintain the security of your computer from these vulnerabilities, the most serious of which could allow an attacker to run executable on your computer. This update includes the functionality = of all previously released patches. 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Is it equal to Uuencode?
Thanks.

Re: Convert.FromBase64String Question by Franz

Franz
Thu Nov 06 11:12:22 CST 2003

I will try it
Thanks. :-)

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> "Franz" <honfung3@yahoo.com.hk> wrote in message
> > Is it equal to Uuencode?
>
> No, they are not the same. UU encoding or decoding is not supported in the
> .NET framework.
> I've attached some code I wrote a while ago. No guarantees that it works,
> but I seem to remember that it worked at the time.
>
> Regards,
> Pieter Philippaerts
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