I have a problem with Firefox and Silverlight. I have a silverlight application (with version-number 1.0.0.0) on my website. Now I have modified the silverlight application(version-number is now 1.0.0.1) and replaced the old file on the server with my new application.
The Internet Explore loads the new application correctly. But unfortunally the Firefox 4 still loads the old Silverlight application.
I am working on a silverlight project in which i am using the entity data model. I have a consol application in the same solution through which i am creating the database table at runtime. Now when i moves to silverlight page i need to update those newly created database table in the entity data model. Is there any way to update model at runtime.
get firefox into my application, i found geckofx Quote:GeckoFX is an open-source component which makes it easy to embed Mozilla Gecko (Firefox) into any .NET Windows Forms application.[URL]..im having real probloms working out how to get it into my application, could someone write me step by step steps on how to get the web browser control onto an aplication? ( VB2008 )also if poss, if you could post a basic form with it on, it would be realy great
I am having some problems trying to embed Gecko or Firefox into my VB.net application - specifically when running on Vista or Windows 7. Is this possible to do? Or should I look for a different alternative?
Dear Expert, Why firefox browser always try to open my file after I published my VB application. This things happen in VS 2008? If anyone out there has the same problem like me. I have this problem since I installed firefox. If firefox has a problem with its browser when we use Microsoft Visual Studio? Do I need to set anything in my VS 2008 to avoid this thing happen?
the WebBrowser object in VS (C# or VB) (Silverlight Application 4).My problem is that the WebBrowser object only shows this: - How do i make it work/remove that text ? All i want to do is this:
I have a problem whereby I cannot debug a c# silverlight application project that is hosted from within a visual basic web application. I add breakpoints to the main App constructor and the symbols are loaded ok but my breakpoints are never hit. I have concluded that it is a vb/c# interop problem as to test i did the following.
Created a new c# web application project Added a c# silverlight application Added a new vb web application project Added references to the silverlight project from both web apps set a breakpoint in App.xaml.cs constructor
if i run the c# webapp the break points are hit whereas if i run the vb webapp they are not.
I was following a tutorial to create a silverlight web application that uses a datagrid and fetches data from a table but I keep getting the server error with just NotFound and no further details. Not sure how else to trace the error.
Imports System.ServiceModel Imports System.ServiceModel.Activation Public Class Service2
I have a LOB app written in VB.NET with a WinForms front-end and SQL back-end. After many months weighing up how to get onto the Web, I decided last month to use Silverlight 2. Now, Silverlight 3 Beta is out, but there is no end-user runtime.
Does anyone know when the runtime will be available for deployment of SL 3 apps onto client sites? My dev timeline is about 3 months: should I persist with SL 2 and then u/g to SL3, or jump straight in to SL3?
I have developed a desktop program, works on network.I am trying to create a setup for this program. But in the domain, there is a policy about installing softwares.I mean its not allowed to install any program for users.How can i achive this goal that: i want my software to update from a specific location on the network without asking to users automatically.
I want to make my applications to have a self update function. My applications have only one file, the main .exe. For updating, I want to use the best way: the program download it's new version overwriting itself; and on next start the program will be the updated version. I tried to use the ShadowCopyFiles, but all the times the main file is locked, so cannot overwrite it (or delete or anything). I found many examples in the internet like this:
I have written an application for a customer, and the application is run in various locations around the world. The company carefully controls the release of the software to the various buildings where it is being used, and because of this, I have made use of the "Check for updates" feature. The problem I am faced with, is that the folks using this software more often than not answers "NO" when prompted to download and install the latest version of the application. This is unacceptable and ultimately, we'll need to go in and have them manually install the software.
We don't publish updates to the software w/o meaning for them to be necessary, and I find it hard to believe that Microsoft doesn't recognize this sort of thing as being needed when they designed the update procedures. Alas, this seems to be the case.
I would like to implement update to my applications but not in the automated fashion. I would like the user to check for update, through version control in my database, and if there is a newer version, it will automatically shutdown the user's application and run the update (copy and replace files in the users application folder). After the update, it would restart the application for use. I was thinking in creating a .msi for creating and replacing files, still don't know how to create it! My main concern is to be able to implement a proven and correct .Net method for Updating applications. A best practice for deploying and executing updates to my applications.
im trying to update access from vb.net application. when excuting im getting this error: the microsoft.jet.oledb.4.0 source="c:...."provider was not registered on the local machine. when i go and run cmd to register ddl files. i was able to register msjet40.dll and msjetoledb40.dll with the other dll a box pops up: the module "c:..." was loaded but the entry point dllRegisterServer was not found?
I have an application X version 1.0 in Visual Basic 2008 and forwarded through setup installed on a user's PC. In this application was in these settings:
Imports System Imports MySql.Data.MySqlClient
Now you have a link to webshop and uses HttpWebRequest. There fore I added the following settings :
Now I have application X version 2.0, Build with Visual Basic 2008 My question is how can I get the application X version 2.0 application on the user PC so that these settings will be available? This application X version 1.0 is for several months in use!
I have a stand alone application "test.exe" on a Windows 7 operating system.I have an application "test.exe" made in Visual basic 8.0.I have an "Auto Update" function . Call this function from "test.exe". In the first line in "test.exe".This function does the following:
1. This checks whether the current version is older than the version on specific site, if so: 1a. Removed all *. old 1b. Rename test.exe to test.old 1c. dowload new test.exe
I'm afraid I get an error when I rename "test.exe" to "test.old" because "test.exe" is now active.How can I prevent this or what else should I do?
I Created the setup for my vb.Net appliaction and installed it on the client systems. The application uses MS Access as the database. So i manually added the file to Setup project under its application directory.
I am trying to create a update application for Windows CE.
It will go out on the net to my site and see if there is any new updates but I am having a problem doing that.
Firstly it is working fine if I create it using a 'Windows Application' but as soon as I Copy + Paste the code to my 'Windows CE' app (smart device, windows CE) it comes up with an error.
I am using .net framework 2.0.0 and vb.net 2008
Here is the code which I am using:
Code: Function DownloadFile(ByVal sURL As String, ByVal pProgress As ProgressBar, ByVal Filename As String, ByVal Prefix As String, ByVal Rename As Boolean) As Boolean Dim wRemote As System.Net.HttpWebRequest
Is it possible to use the strategy to force an application to update completely every s often to prevent piracy.I mean somenone manage to crack our click once application and make some modification.but inside the application there is some part of the code that make mandatory to update it.in each update all the application is replaced completely in this way the application on the user computer is a clean one and not the cracked one so the checks for seraching for serials numbers are reinstaed is it possibile to use this as technique to prevent piracy?
I'm working on a project at the moment that relies heavily on the configuration information stored in My.Settings. The problem is, whenever I update the software, it resets the settings. I'm thinking it may have something to do with the way I update the software. I make my changes to the program, then up the version of the application and its setup project (also creating a new Product Code). Afterward, I just run the new install to update the application.
I know there are many posts about updating an application with UAC turned on. We have a huge application and our own update program for updating that. We don't want to use the UserAppData area to install our exes. We do mostly custom programming so updates are a part of like for us. My question is: If we get our update program digitally signed can the standard user with UAC turned on accept those changes without administrator privileges and can that be done to a VB6 executable.
I need to update a table when my application closes. This is with the user name of the person exiting the app.
This works fine when the user closes the form from the main menu exit button where I have written code to update the table. However if a user exits from another form the main form is not closed (as I thought it would be) and the code that updates the table consequently does not run.
I have tried entering on other forms under the FormClosing event but this does not seem to run if they click the X in the corner of the form.
How can I get that code to run when a user exits in some other way.