I have vs 2008. I have a VB project with lots of stuff. I want to do a little program to test out some ideas. I also, separately, want to execute a little .cmd script.
What I would like, is a way to execute my little test program, or the little .cmd script directly from within VS, bypassing the debug information set up for the project.
i have created a batch file and have added it to the project using add items. Basically what i am aiming at is to execute this file on a button click action. I am using System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("hello.bat") command to run this file i have changed the build action to resource for this batch file. But when i run this program, it is not able to locate the batch file. I am required to give a relative path as the path my vary from machine to machine. how can i make this file accessable using a relative path?
So basically my VB project creates a text file that is readable by another console application (not made in VB). Basically what I want to do is in my program, I want it so that when you press a button, it will run all of the text files (that you made in my program) through that console app (the console app takes XML files and converts it into another format). How can I do this? In the console app, you type in the file name (ex. File.xml) and press enter and it will give you the output file. How do I "call" a console app and have it run in the background? (background as in the prompt window doesn't pop up.)
Basically that line just figures out the grade no major code work there, what I want to do is execute that specific line with different variables without running the whole application and navigating to the point in the application which for this segment would be completing a 150 question exam, or coding some #temp page and running it from there.
I need to write VB program to open and read text file, store each field (separated by comma) into an array. In the first array, it's an excel file and I need to execute it, and once opened in excel, there is a macro program inside and i need also to exceute using VB.
xecute a exe filwhich is stored as an isolatedstoragefile.In thebelow i stored file.exe from c: solatedfile.exe. i want to execute isolatedfile.exe like this.
Process.Start(isolatedfile.exe).How can i do it?Regards,Senthil. Dim file_name As String = "c:file.exe"Dim isolated_file_name As String = "isolatedfile.exe"
I created a *.bat file : osql -Usa -Paugust -SNgocThach -iMYDATABASE.SQL When it run at cmd, it ok. My database has just been setup. Now, I want to setup my database use VB.NET. How can i do
For example I got Form1. And I want to get a jarfile inside it just like its possible for .swd and .pdf files.I thought of something like a webbrowser, going to a page with the jar file, but that Isnt really brilliant as the webbrowser might be slow, or cause problems.
I want to deploy a VB6 application along with all the dependencies using VB.net installer (MSI). So can I execute VB6 Setup.exe (created using Package and Deployment Wizard) from the VB.NET installer (MSI).
Im right now working on a "notepad" type application, that i want to be able to save a code as a .vbs (I know how to save it as that), and then run/execute it. (the same as double click on it)[code]....
I am looking for a way to execute a file (executable) using GetManifestResourceStream. Either that or load it into a Stream or Byte. edit: I've noticed that sometimes you need certain names for this to work, so here is what I currently have:
I have been added a file setup of SQLExpress into a new folder of vb project (solution explorer) but i don't know how to get that file to execute in runtime. how to Execute that file ?
am currently writing a program that uses multiple scripts we use to diagnose software we use in our environment. Currently, the only we retrieve our information is going to the local machine, and running the script locally, and retrieving the output results. The script is an batch file.The goal of the program I am currently creating is to automate the process by specifying which machines need to have the script ran on, generating the script, dispatching it, executing it, and retrieving the output results from the machine the program is ran on...
I am trying to execute a program with switches that ends up with a shortcut being too long and exceeds the 260 character limit for shortcuts in windows XP:
with vb.net05 + access 03;how can i execute a bunch of SQL statements against a connectionwhich are written in a text file (as like we do in reading from backup file in MySQL)
I need to download an .exe from the web/ftp server and execute it. (it's a setup program)The application would use the WebClient (probably) class to downlad the files, and presumably would display progress to the user as it goes.
I need to download an .exe from the web/ftp server and execute it. (it's a setup program)The application would use the WebClient (probably) class to downlad the files, and presumably would display progress to the user as it goes.
Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition. I completed a few projects earlier this year and have just returned to build a new project and find that I am getting an error on the build. I get the following message: Unable to output file '<Projects location><Project_name>objDebug<Project_name>.exe'. Could not execute CVTRES.EXE.
I also get this message on projects I have completed previously. I have reinstalled (repair) and then un-installed and reinstalled Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition to no avail. I also notice that Help topics such as Technical Support and Check for Updates give the following response: The operation could not be completed. I am unaware of any changes to the environment that could have caused these errors.