I made a quite big application and wanted to test it out on my other pc but it didn't even start and gave the system.InvalidException error.
I just the build-function to compile my project. It runs fine on the pc where i developed it. It has some dll's in it: mysql-connector, twitterVB and zipforge.
I am working on a project that is used for key broadcasting. Don't worry nothing illegal, I'm making a multibox application for world of warcraft. However I am having trouble when it comes to launching and manipulating other applications from another.
Is there a way to, when a parent application is opened up, that at the click of a button, or anything of designated event, that this parent application can open a secondary one?
I'm a new programmer and I'm looking for some guides/series, or something like those, that basically walk you through building some sort of application. For example, I used to buy little sets/kits from radioshack that walked you through building a clock, radio, etc., or other little electronics devices. The kits came with all the parts and instructions so you just assembled them. Hence, I'm just looking for something similar to that for vb, minus the components obviously ;-). I like to learn through hands on experience so I'm just looking for some guides that have you build a program and briefly go explain the workings of the code.
is it possible to use same database for both vb.net appplication and asp.net??and if is possible, how can to connect it?now..i'd build vb.net application and asp.net in my laptop...it can connect..but i wonder how to make the database connect for vb.net and asp.net in real..
I want to code an app with recreational purposes. This should be a Desktop app that detects itself running on other computers on the same LAN and communicates with them. By communication I mean that I should be able to pass anything from on to another. note that although I'm not asking for code (that would beat my purpose, of course) I think some small snippets wouldn't hurt. In any case what I really want is the "recommended procedure", I mean what Microsoft recommends for this environment, and documentation :)
I'd like to know what the best way to communicate between two applications via a LAN would be? ..and would it work over multiple versions of Windows (XP, Vista, NT etc..)?
How can I get all of the running applications? If I have to use Process.GetProcesses, then how can I determine which are applications (appear in the task bar)?
I need to understand if I can integrate two applications... one which I purchase, and one which I will write in VB. What my application needs to do is to retrieve data from the purchased application form and then update back to the purchased form fields.
I am writing a basic little program. Amongst everything, my program will let you install printers remotely, To cut a long story shot I don't want to use the rundll32 shortcut to install as you can only remove the printer using rundll32 again which I don't want.
The way I wanted to do it is create a VBS script and execute it remotely using psexec. This didn't work for some reason, locally the script works fine but when executing it remotely the script runs but doesn't perform any of the actions inside the script.
The only other option I can think of is launching the VBS via WMI. I have done a bit of research and I cant seem to find any VB code that does anything similar.
i just recently moved to the windows-7 operating system from xp. (didn't like vista much)
in xp, i can load as many applications of the same app, multiple times.. windows -7 does not allow my app to do so..
if it has something with checking "Make Single Instance Application" from the app's properties, definitely explain what that does, since i don't have a clue.
I need some assistance in creating a program that logs all the processes that the Application does. I want the program to log every process, the Username, any error messages,the date the process occured to a textfile. I attached is the code that I have put together. Have issues getting the processes to be Logged.
Device : USB Scanner Application : A Application : B
Let's say there are two applications are running, which are A and B, on windows XP and they all have only one simple form with a text box to receive a data from the scanner. Is it possible to read a number by the scanner and write the number for those two text box on A and B at the same time?
I want a tool to create database applications. I think that the Microsoft product for this is Visual Basic. I would like to ask:
1) Why Visual Basic is better than Delphi ( from Borland )?
2) Where can I see the Versions and Prices?
3) Visual Basic allows to put applications on the Cloud? How this works? In which Cloud services works?
4) Which database can be accessed directly - without having to install third- party components - from Visual Basic? Which of these databases works on the Cloud?
5) Does Visual Basic allows connections to Microsoft Office and/or OpenOffice?
im using ms access 2003 and vb 2010, i already have 3 different vb apps, and i want to access a single database over the lan. but i dont know how. is this possible using a client-server type or is there much simpler way to access the database?
I'm about to roll out a large application to many workstations throughout the company and I've never really had the need to "auto-update" an application until now. Ideally, I'd like a "one time install" and then updates are applied without user intervention/IS involvement. (user intervention would be ok as long as it wont require a logoff or admin escalation)
Where can I find standard (licence free) animations like "Copy" for self implemented windows applications (avi,animated gif)? Visual Studio has only few animations in its image library (unfortunately not the "Copy" animation).
I wish to use common CRC logic in a VB.NET or C# application as well as on a C/Linux application. I have one C/Linux application that interacts with a webservice (written in C#) and also a web application (written in VB.NET). For some data, I want to add a CRC to the data itself (say a file) from the .NET side and check for the integrity of the data (checking the CRC) on the client - and also vice-versa.
I'm building three web applications in .NET that will all share a users database and login information. Lets pretend that application 1 is the "parent" application and applications "A" and "B" are the "child" applications. All users have to be logged into application 1 to have access to applications A and B.
Authorization, Authentication, and MachineKey sections of all web configs are present and work correctly.
I have the correct web.config settings in all applications to achieve Single Sign On except one problem remains: what do I put in the "loginUrl" attribute of the forms tag in Applications A and B.
Assume that the url for the login to application 1 is [URL] How can I get applications A and B to send the user back to application 1 for authentication using only settings in web.config?
In the first comment (by J.W.) to this question: Using ObjectDataSource and DataObjectTypeName, How Do You Handle Delete Methods With Just An Id Parameter?, it is said that using ObjectDataSource is a bad design. What is considered good design for well-architected ASP.NET applications?