Hi Gurus!
How to produce an application to send SMS to mobiles using C# or VB.Net?
regards..
Shishir Kumar Mishra
Agni Software (P) Ltd.
www.agnisoft.com
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I'd like to implement the following algorithm for when a Windows application
wants console window / command line window access:
1. Was application started from a command line window?
Yes: select this window and goto 3.
2. Create a command line window and select this
3. Connect the In, Out
Perfect, That's exactly what I was missing, Thanks Pradeep
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From: Pradeep Tapadiya [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 11 June 2002 08:37 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Handling Unhandled Exceptions
Paul,
It seems the Forms runtime code adds a ThreadExcept
> I know that Bob's book and mine (which won't be out for a
> while, so buy Bob's : ) both cover it pretty extensively. We
> both try and hammer that point home.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Shawn Wildermuth
Thanks :-)
I'll check Bob's out, and look out for yours
I've had to really start looking at my develo
On Tue, 11 Jun 2002 07:05:07 -0600, Greg Reinacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Well, if it was my database, and I had my business data in it, I
>wouldn't expose my SQL Server directly to the internet.
Nothing can be more convincing :-) Thanks, I'll go through web services.
Avi.
You can read me
>Yes, I did! The property is set to true.
>The project assembly is copied to the main project folder! Only the
>localized satelite assemblies are not copied!
>
>Jan
Its probablly cheating, overkill and totally the wrong way to do it
but you could just add references in you main project to the
loc
I've run into a problem with a Visual Studio solution with multiple
projects that build to the same output folder. The above error relates to
KB q313512, the proposed solution does not work (try rebuilding the
solution one more time).
Has anyone else run into this problem - any way of solving th
Yes I have tried that. That always returns my window to a non-maximized window state.
If I minimized the window from a maximized state, then I want it to restore to a
maximized state !
thanks !
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> -Original Message-
> From: Jeff Roberts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Posted At: 12 June 2002 13:08
> Posted To: dotNetMailinglist
> Conversation: Re: [DOTNET] Notify
Talk to your SMS agregator about a HTTP interface etc for sending SMS's.
http://www.mobileway.com
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> -Original Message-
> From: Shishir Kumar Mishra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Posted At: 12 June 2002 08:45
> Posted To: dotNetMailinglist
> Conve
Blake,
I've been able to reproduce the problem now, it certainly
is wierd - especially since if I login as SA it all works
perfectly. So, it could be a permissions issue but I can't
think what, but it might also have something to do with
populating a DataSet because I noticed some wierd behaviour
FWIW when I just tried it, the compiled app worked..it's just the IDE's
dataset previewer that failed
Merak
> -Original Message-
> From: Mitch Denny [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 12 June 2002 14:48
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Super simple DataAdapter quesiton...
When we've needed to do that in the past, we built a MyApp.com that would be
found from the command line first and then called MyApp.exe with the
appropriate command line args.
Chris
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From: "Rune Christensen 8397" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wedne
Chris, thanks for the reply!
However, I would rather have a command line application that can show as a
Windows application, with a "dangling" command line window, than having to
relate to two different applications.
I would like the decision to use command line window to be taken when
applicati
Just execute this lines of code and see the results. If you build a
string from a char array like this:
{'B','U','G',0,0,0,0}, the resulting string have a length of 8, and if
you build a new string adding some words to the first string and you
write it you´ll see 'blanks' for the '0' char, like th
Hi All,
I'm going round in circles trying to think of the 'best' way to implement a data
server. This data server will be accessed by several systems, some in operation, some
'on the drawing board' and some that haven't even been thought of yet.
Probably the best performing solution would be to
Thanks Ben! Much appreciated.
Thomas
On Wed, 12 Jun 2002 09:44:28 +0800, Ben Kloosterman
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I am finding DataSets a godsend basically your DB becomes less important
>which is always a good thing. I am writing a Cache of DataTables to extend
>this further.
>This way I
I'm surprised this key exists. I strongly caution against taking any
product dependencies on left-over regkeys. We'll likely remove this
functionality.
The only supported way for this is through the Hosting API for the host
to specify for the app.
-Original Message-
From: Nick Wienholt
Is there an existing C/C++ library on *nix platforms which can consume WSDL
(generated by ASP.NET web services), generate the requisite stubs and
operate similar to the stubs in the .net world.
Regards
Vijay
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Hi Erik;
To save ya having to buy a book from a rather cheeky author :
The answer so far as I can see is that you create a service controller in
your Windows / Taskbar / Web page app and then you call
ServiceController.CustomCommand - This passes a command directly to the
service with one p
Are you a C programmer? ;-) A char-zero is not used as the null terminator
in a string. Most string implementations (besides C) use some sort of
length descriptor to determine the length of the string. To reinforce this
point, check out the constructor for string - one takes an array of chars.
Sorry about the off-topic, but ...
I've noticed that all of the postings to this list (and the other
DevelopMentor lists I am on) have a subject line with five (5) spaces in
them. This results in them not being "sorted" properly by subject in my
inbox. i.e. All "reply" items start with the su
Hello all.
Relatively new to the realm of Net and C# so please excuse any greenhorn
practices.
Having trouble with a Service we wrote (c#) which incorporates the File
System Watcher.
Service is setup to watch for "created" files only.
All files are small text files. Each file is opened and "
Ok, but of which language are we talking about? I´m a VB/Java/C++/C#
programmer and my question is about how the string(C#) should be
terminated, I thought the zero was the mark, but now I don´t understand
anything.
What is , then, the implementation of the string(C#)?
Some
-Mensaje orig
The FileSystemWatcher buffer is overflowing. You can handle this event
by adding something like this to your code that sets of the
FileSystemWatcher:
// ProcessOverflow is a method setup to handle FSW buffer overflows.
fsw.Error += new ErrorEventHandler(ProcessOverflow);
See MSDN for FileSystem
Larry,
Since this is OT, I'm replying privately rather than through the list.
You have two separate issues: (1) the 5 spaces, and (2) the Re: prefix.
Regarding the second issue, this is just how the list works. How else
would you want it to work? It would be confusing to have the replies to a
Miguel Ángel Chacón [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Ok, but of which language are we talking about? I=B4m a
> VB/Java/C++/C# programmer and my question is about how the
> string(C#) should be terminated, I thought the zero was the
> mark, but now I don=B4t = understand anything.=20
>
> Wh
One caveat with an automated dumping of files to a directory as part of an
app (which is probably not related to your problem, but I'm FYIing you), is
that there is a limitation to the number of files that can be in a windows
folder--this was discussed on this list last year, I believe; search the
> Just for information here are the times for a little prog I
wrote
> it is
> interesting that there is an optomisation in Thread.Start() when
starting
> mutliple threads to the same delgate. The first one takes 40 ms and
later
> ones are very quick (occasionaly the second one takes 10ms)
Replies inline below...
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From: "Larry McCoy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I've noticed that all of the postings to this list (and the other
> DevelopMentor lists I am on) have a subject line with five (5) spaces in
> them.
[mw] Doesn't happen to me or others I know of. It'
Besides checking out the internalbuffersize stuff, you may want to think
about how you are processing the files. Since you said that by
commenting out process procedure it sees all the files, it sounds like
the buffer is overflowing because the events are not finishing up fast
enough to keep that
Since web pages are for reach to the least common denominator, what good are WinForms
controls hosted in a web page? Not only do they require .NET to be installed on the
client, throwing away the reach benefit, they need to be *fully* trusted to fire
events, throwing away the sandbox that .NET
> Larry,
> Since this is OT, I'm replying privately rather than through the list.
Mighty public version of a private message :-)
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I'm looking for this too. I've started by looking at
the variety of available SOAP toolkits (1) but what I
really want to know is which of those toolkits Just Work
with ASP.NET web services.
(1) http://www.soapware.org/directory/4/implementations
Anybody know?
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From
Scott, Thanks!! that was it. Now getting buffer errors.
Justin, sounds like your on to something with this thought about threading.
(somthing i'm not up to speed on yet).
Digging through my code, I found some areas where it can be tweaked for
better performance. I was able to make room in the
If I read the docs correctly, Close ( ) calls Dispose ( ) for the
Connection.
However, I would like to know more about the proper way to dispose of
resources.
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From: "Peter Foreman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 1:25 PM
Subje
I get the spaces pretty randomly on my side as well.
I have outlook sorting by "conversation" so when the spaces are added in
it creates multiple "conversations"
I don't see any rhyme or reason behind it at all.
=Blain
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Chris-
Our product managers and such were quite excited about this technology because it
easily provided a "unified interface" for products. Whereas some products were simple
enough that a Web App would suffice, others were too complex for basic web controls.
There were specific reasons th
Although I made it sound complicated, if your new to multithreading, its
really not. If you use the System.Threading.ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem
and put your process function in as the workitem right in the created
event, although you don't have as much control of the threads in the
thread pool a
I get the spaces through the subject line randomly as well. I hate it
when "new" conversations are started because of it. sigh.
On Wed, 12 Jun 2002 15:07:18 -0400, Blain Timberlake
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I get the spaces pretty randomly on my side as well.
>
>I have outlook sorting by "c
--- Daniel Morgan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If I read the docs correctly, Close ( ) calls Dispose ( ) for the
> Connection.
Yes.
> However, I would like to know more about the proper way to dispose of
> resources.
If an object implements Dispose() then you should call it when you are complet
Another tactic would be the .NET My Alerts service. Then the users could
choose to recieve the messages as toast or sms messages (or e-mail or ...)
http://www.microsoft.com/myservices/alerts/
- Jim
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You may find the following link useful:
http://www.apache.org/~rubys/ApacheClientInterop.html
Regards,
Pradeep
http://www.tapadiya.net/pradeep
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From: "Eric W. Sink" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 11:31 AM
Subject: Re: [DOTN
.net alerts does not move to SMS directly.
Getting provisioned for .net alerts is practically impossible :D
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I'm trying to do this for the first time. While I can't send the exact
code, here is in essence what I'm doing:
public void CallMyService()
{
MyService service = new MyService();
service.BeginCallMethod(
new AsyncCallback(this.CallMethodResultCallback),
service
);
}
public
Unfortunately it doesn't guarantee no overflows completely, although
passing the processing off to a queue certainly helps. In my
application I still have to have watch for overflows even though the
files to be processed are loaded into a queue, and then subsequently
processed on another thread,
With the discussions of late about Asynchronous calls, I have to ask. What is the
difference between it and executing a method in another thread?
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I found a workaround. It does seem to be because of a call on the UI
thread. So what I'm doing now is:
public void CallMethodResultCallbackProxy(IAsyncResult ar)
{
this.Invoke(new AsyncCallback(this.CallMethodResultCallback) new object[]
{ ar });
}
And this works. But its gross.
So someho
Hmm, that buffer must be populated quite fast be the system, I suppose
offloading to a queue and increasing the internal buffer, will get you
close but there is no way to guarantee. Oh well :(. To make it
completely bullet proof your probably going to have to not rely on the
filesystemwatcher and
I am seeing this (and I am using a piece of software to read the headers
from my ISP, so am pretty certain that it's not my software causing it)
however Outlook is removing the spaces before they arrive.
When I used Exchange server, it didn't remove the spaces - so are the
people who are having t
Yes, I can verify that as an exchange user I see the spaces being
inserted on some emails from the listserv.
Weird thing is that it just started happenning 2-4 months ago. I just
remembered thinking"weird".
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> With the discussions of late about Asynchronous calls, I have to
> ask. What is the difference between it and executing a method in
> another thread?
>From the docs that I've read on the subject, the theory that the Async calls
are simpler to program against. You don't have to spin up a threa
Yeah, but Don usually initiates the stuff. Do you think that mere
association with the man brought on all the bad karma?
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Senior Software Architect
Brokerage Concepts IS Dept.
610-491-4879
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Ted
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Asynchronous calls are in general using threads, they are just managing
the threads for you. You can simulate async calls using the sync ones
and your own background threads. That is of course more work, but you
have more control over the threads.
Justin Harrell
Vice President Development
Aciss S
John Burkhardt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> I found a workaround. It does seem to be because of a call
> on the UI thread. So what I'm doing now is:
>
> public void CallMethodResultCallbackProxy(IAsyncResult ar)
> {
>this.Invoke(new
> AsyncCallback(this.CallMethodResultCallback) new
I'm having some trouble with url params being passed through xslt and ending
up with the wrong encoding, I managed to track down an discrepancy that I
think is the source. When i submitt the string "lkö" for example through a
form it gets encoded as "lk%F6" but if I do HttpUtility.UrlEncode("lkö"
Hi,
I am getting the following error when I try to Open an Visual C# Project. I
started getting this error after installing MSDN.NET April 2002 (DVD).
"Project could not be opened because the microsoft Visual C# .NET
compiler could not be created. Please re-install Visual Studio."
I re-installe
Hello,
I had the same problem. Could you be possibly using Visual
Source Safe as well? I think (at least for me) this is the
key to the problem. Anyway, the solution is (don't bother
to re-install .Net there is no need) to delete the
.suo file on your local drive and re-open the
project.
That sh
I have uploaded an updated Typed DataSet Generator[1]. This new version
has fixes to the installer and the generator. This generator includes
the following features:
- Inheritable Typed DataSets
- Added Annotation Namespace to Typed DataSet Template
- New codegen:useNamespace Annotation to supp
Have been looking at this, but have thought about what I consider to be
a big problem. The directory structure looks like this:
StubApp.exe
StubApp.exe.config // stores the info on which version to run
Version1
RealApp.exe
Version2
RealApp.exe
Now - what I left out was the config files for
http://www.dbcodegen.com
This tools generates C# code to call existing SQL Server Stored Procedures.
It saves you time, money and dumb work.
Source code is also available.
Enjoy
Thanks.
Ricky Datta
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