I am wondering how to open a new tab with the following bit of code. Using "Inline" instead of attachment will open the pdf in the current window. By using "attachment", a Save box opens and download the pdf. I don't want to do either. I want the pdf to open in a new tab or even a new window is fine. Is there anyway? Pdf is dynamically created and can't just use [code]...
i have just started learning about httpwebrequest and response to open webpages and get/post info. Anyways i have a working project that connects to a webbrowsewr useing a proxy but this does not workj for httpwebrequest. Im guessing its totally different for httpwebrequest but i have no idea how to work this :/
i made a tcp/ip application using the .NET TcpListener class, my problem is that sometimes (about 30 / 4000) the connection between the client and the server got interrupted in the middle and the server response to the client is lost.is there a way to know if the server response was successfully sent to the client without the client response back?
I am trying to develop an authentication system and a way of which is making a user log in to my forums via my application this works great as I have a wonderful web coder helping me out but I also have the problem that if they log in correctly then it will display the webpage with the number 1 on it and if they log in but they don't have permissions to view it will not go to the correct and it will just go to the log in page.
I asked a question like this earlier this week, but I think I was way off basis, and I think I was getting help on the wrong subject. Let me explain the entire situation here, and I will be as detailed as Possible. I have developed an application for Windows Mobile Devices using Visual Basic 2008. One feature of the application, allows users to view records that are stored online, on the device.
I need help with something it drives me nuts. I have an application which send XML to a web server through a POST method. This part works excellent. But where I have issues is with receiving the standard response from the web server for OK or error. Instead of receiving the actual response, I get the error message" WebException was unhandled. The server committed a protocol violation. Section=ResponseStatusLine" . The response I should receive is in XML format where I have as elements the error result (ok or error), the error number and the error description. Here is the code I have:
this codes doesnt have any reponse from the database .. these codes is for case sensitivity of the usernametxtbox and if satisfied, the secretquestion textbox will automatically display the correct secret question.
Dim i As Integer Dim PassResult As String = "" Dim con As New OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.ace.oledb.12.0;data
I've an application that's uploading data to a server. Occasionally the server returns a 403 response from a call to HttpWebRequest.GetRequestStream(). The response contains more data than simply the response code, but I can't figure out how to access it. Is there a way to do this?
I'm using Response.AppendHeader("Refresh", "2; url=default.aspx") To send users back to the home page after they log in or log out and it works. But, on the contact us page it fails and this is what it says: The resource cannot be found. Description: HTTP 404. The resource you are looking for (or one of its dependencies) could have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable. Please review the following URL and make sure that it is spelled correctly.Requested URL: /default.aspx, 2; url=default.aspx The weird thing is this doesn't happen in debug, only on the live site. It looks like it's appending the header twice somehow...
how can i send a URL "https:[url].....without opening the web browser? and how do i get the response from it display it to my textbox? im using a vb 2008, can this possibly done?
I am posting to a website to get data back. The site returns it as an xml. I am able to get the data into a string. But what i really want to do is to have each item in the xml in a different string field.
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I want to be able to split these fields and set them to different text boxes on the page.
Code: Private Function web_scan(ByVal code As String) As String Dim myReg As Net.HttpWebRequest = _ DirectCast(Net.WebRequest.Create(ServerSelect.Text & "/scanner.php?code=" & code), _
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I need to give a variable to php file via GET and recive responce. HttpWebResponse dosen't work on my PocketPC so I need n alternative.
Using VB 2008 .NET 3.5..I am working on an N-Layer desktop application.Suppose a method in the BLL runs into an situation where the user needs to be notified and the method needs to wait for the user input (OK, Cancel, etc.) before continuing.Assume that this situation happens fairly often but not all the time, and is expected. It doesn't seem correct to throw an exception. The only solution I have so far is to raise an event with a custom EventArgs, and allow the UI to set some property in the custom EventArgs to reflect the user input.
I am trying to interpret a xml response that gets fed into my RichTextBox so that i can alert the user of their success when posting a record to a website I am managing to count the number of successful and failed postings by searching for text shown below:
I'm creating a small program in Visual Basic, using Visual Studio 2010, which communicates with a GSM modem via serial port.The connection works, I can even communicate properly with the modem and I can also send sms and mms .. But I can not handle the modem answers ... I'll explain:If I send a command like AT + CSQ modem replies with + CSQ 22.0. This command gives me the value of the signal as a response on a scale of 0-30 ... I can see on the screen (in a dedicated console) but I would like to manage the response in the sense that I would do something like that
IF (answer.text = "+CSQ 22,0") Then label1.text = "Good" ELSE label1.text = "Bad" END IF
I query a Quake3 masterserver via UDP, and get the response as below.As you can see, I had trouble figuring out the encoding of what the server sent...Is there any way to detect or set the receive encoding ?
baBuffer = new byte[1024*100]; // 100 kb should be enough int recv = sctServerConnection.ReceiveFrom(baBuffer, ref tmpRemote); Console.WriteLine("Message received from {0}:", tmpRemote.ToString());
I am trying to build an application that will return a responce from a url containing an CGI "get" or "set" instruction. Example : Http:192.168.1.56:...in/get?exposure This is the syntax that would be entered into any web browser to solicit the IP camera for the current exposure value.
What I am trying to do is build an application that will allow these responces to be placed into a TextBox. Conversly I want to place values into a text box and submit the new value. Example: Http:192.168.1.56:...set?exposure=10
Background information: I am simply using Fiddler2 to monitor my HTTP connections.
When I am posting data, there is no actual post data. The data I enter into the web page is only in the hex view or the raw data. How can I send a request using raw data or whatever method with a webrequest?
If you run this code, builder.Append("Content length: " & response.ContentLength & _" bytes" & vbCrLf)
it returns a string builder object which shows the number of bytes contained in the page. But the url here must exceed some sort of character limit because it is returning -1 as the value which means (Unknown?)
Dim uri As New Uri("http:raws.wrh.noaa.gov/cgi-bin/roman/raws_ca_monitor.cgi?state=NWCC&rawsflag=2") Dim builder As New StringBuilder builder.Append("AbsolutePath: " & uri.AbsolutePath & vbCrLf) builder.Append("AbsoluteUri: " & uri.AbsoluteUri & vbCrLf) builder.Append("Host: " & uri.Host & vbCrLf)
Does someone know If Response.Redirect can be used inside a method of a web service. I'm trying and I get an error. If I use it outside of the web service I have no problems.
I have developed an application for Windows Mobile Devices using Visual Basic 2008. One feature of the application, allows users to view records that are stored online, on the device. The application sends encoded data to an API, which is simply part of a server. The process I am using to send the data to the API is extremely simple. When you press the "Send" button in the application, it pulls the information needed, encodes that information in base64, and then attaches that information to the end of a URL. For example, it would look exactly like this when it was ready to send.
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The data is then sent out by simply loading it into a webbrowser control. Once the data hits the API, the API Then sends a response back. And this is where my issue is coming into play. The API either sends a message back saying "Pass" or "Fail". If it Fails, It includes and Error Message. If it passes, it includes a "URL" which then has to be opened in a browser or in a webbrowser control.
I need to know: HOW DO I CAPTURE THE RESPONSE THAT THE API IS SENDING BACK. More Specifically, I need to know how to capture the URL that is being sent back from the API, so that I can open it in a webbrowser control.
Now, I feel like I need to be more specific as to what is going on. I am able to send the data to the API, and it is being sent exactly as it needs to be. It has been confirmed on the API side, that the response is being sent back to me. The only problem I am having, is trying to figure out what to do with the response, more specifically, how to view the response period. I'm extremely new to the entire API Deal. Without being able to view the URL That is being sent back, the feature doesn't work of course.
MY CODE I HAVE SO FAR:
Public Function VARRecEncode() As Object VARRecEncode = p1 & AccessPin TextBox2.Text = VARRecEncode
I am looking for code that would post an XML file to the url of a php file and then get the response from the php in XML form and route that response to a different XML file on my computer.
I am new to the wcf services and soap. Kindly give me an example or demo how to generate a soap request and response using wcf services. I need to use VB.net for this.