I'd like for debugging purposes to be able to log what functions are called and in what order. So I've been just putting Debug.WriteLine("myFunctionName(args)") all over my functions, logging it in the end to a file. Isn't there a better approach to do this?
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I have setup an application to parse about 3000 files a day where each contains around 4000-5000 posts in xml format with like 100 fields.It involves a lot of cleanup and parsing but on average it takes around 6 seconds per post.Now I tried threading but because of the way I have everything set up with variables being overwritten etc...I have divided the files into different folders and just created copies of the program to run and access the assigned folder. It is running on a windows 2008 server with 16 G of memory and I am told I need to reprogram to speed up the process and also not use so much memory.
For i As Integer = 0 To fileLists.Count - 1
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I have an application that I need to automate where at a certain time each day, say 6pm, it will run a certain method(which is to check a database for key terms and then access the api to search for these terms). But there is the main process which is running all the time accessing the stream api so when the search is complete, it interrupts the stream and hands over the new terms. Now I thought of adding the .exe file to windows task scheduler but not sure if that would work. The stream method runs indefinitely and at 6pm each day another process needs to run. I thought of using the system.threading.task TaskFactory but I am using visual studio 2008 ( I do have .net framework 4.0)If it launches using the task scheduler as 6pm with my code logic as follows:[code]
I see how this would eat the CPU...the streaming process is basically following a list of user profiles listening for new activites and storing these as XML files. This a real time feed to an API. At a specific time once a day, a second process needs to go access a database for new ids, and if there are new ids, then go to a search API and get new user profiles. This is the main criteria..once the new user profiles are found, the list that the stream users needs to be updated so the process will be interrupted for a second or just paused and then continue processing.
Background: I have a program that has implemented the two "classic" taxes for Ontario Canada: 5% GST and 8% PST. At the beginning of July (2010) the province switched to one combined HST tax of 13% for the most part. Effects and changes here but those aren't the main point of this question...
Question: What are best practices and good solutions to accommodate for future changes easily in retail taxes? Tax changes occur often enough. I'm sure there are a many SO users with good experience.
I have setup an application to parse about 3000 files a day where each contains around 4000-5000 posts in xml format with like 100 fields. It involves a lot of cleanup and parsing but on average it takes around 6 seconds per post. Now I tried threading but because of the way I have everything set up with variables being overwritten etc...I have divided the files into different folders and just created copies of the program to run and access the assigned folder. It is running on a windows 2008 server with 16 G of memory and I am told I need to reprogram to speed up the process and also not use so much memory.
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Using visual studio (Winforms) with sql server (R2). If you can login by inserting the correct values in the textfields (vb.net) that is connected in the database . How do i code the log out?
The application uses ADO.NET to invoke sprocs for nearly every database operation. Some of these sprocs also contain a fair amount of domain logic. The data access logic for each domain entity resides in the domain class itself. ie, there is no decoupling between domain logic and data access logic. I'm looking to accomplish the following:
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I am having a problem with the BackOrdered Function of my program. I can`t get it to say anything but 0 when I run the program. Another problem I am having is the input box pops up like 6 times and it`s only suppose to once. [Code]
View 9 RepliesI have a vb6 program which shells and runs a Vb 2005 program, I would like to be able from that VB 2005 program run a function back in the original VB6 program which called it. Callback?
View 1 RepliesI'm getting desperate here trying to find the problem, and I don't know where to start looking for it.
Here are the symptoms:I've noticed, that when a user logs on in the morning, he is then immediately logged off, then when he logs on again, everything is fine and he can work on the site.
Every once in a while, when the user clicks a link, the page takes a lot of time to load, but it never actually loads, and the user is thrown to the login page.Also, after an Exception has occurred in the website, the user is then thrown to the login page. It's as if the exception clears somehow the session.
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I have inherited a ASP.net site, and I've made some changes too to some of the VB code and CSS, and have hosted it on a FTP. It uses an SQL DB to allow users to log in and calls stored procedures.The site complies with no errors, and allows me to log in as a user, and can works perfectly on testing.However, once uploaded to the FTP, it no longer allows me to log in as a user. It hangs for a while, and then returns a message saying that the password is wrong, despite it being correct. It doesn't throw an error message, and I think I've narrowed it down to something to do with the Web.config file, but I'm at a loss as how it's not working, especially with the lack of error messages being thrown.[code]
View 2 RepliesI was wondering is there a way anyone knows of to "inject" a logger into an application such that it passively monitors the thread and quietly logs processes as they occur without having to do things like: [Code] It would then monitor everything that goes on inside of that method including passed in arguments along with method calls and values passed into those methods, exceptions that occur etc. Has anyone implemented something like this in the past? Could it even be implemented? Is logging in this fashion just a pipe dream?
View 6 RepliesI have a class for serial communications (call it CSerial), based on a property value (CSerial.LogLevel), I'd like to produce various levels of logging information about data sent and received to the serial port.Given that it's a reusable class, there's no way of telling whether the log data should be sent to the console, a text box, a file, etc. This would be determined by the application using the class, so I can't write all of the different output options into a method in the class.Question:What's the best way to implement this? I have some ideas:1. Create a Log method and then "override" it in my main application to handle the most suitable form of output? Can I "override" a method as part of an instance? Or do I need to create a new class that inherits my original one, override the method there and then create an instance of my new class?
View 3 Repliescan any one see any thing wrong with my code. I swear it did work once or twice. * code now removed as updated below
View 2 RepliesIm trying to login to my website with vb.net (without the use of java script).webbrowser.documents.forms(0).submit..All i can find on the internet is to use that there to click the login button but it doesn't work.I also found this for filling in the login forms but im having trouble understanding how it works.[code]So if anyone could explain to me how to fill a form or how to click a submit button.
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View 7 RepliesI have a requirement to log on to a web site using a vb.net console application. It's not an FTP site, that would be too easy. It's an email site. I haven't a clue how to do it
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View 5 RepliesI've been assigned to start a new Logging Project from zero in VB.NET.The final exit of the main project is information organized in paragraphs like this:
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Every paragraph correspond to a database connection. Every connection is made with an entire diferent database.i need my logging project to save everything the user does, so the logging exit would be like the system exit but with exceptions and other important information like this: Paragraph's title 1 Paragraph's content 1.Paragraph's title 2 User wasn't able to see this information because an exception ocurred: System.WhateverException:couldn't connect to WCF.as you can see the exit is the same but i need to create a detail log because the information is delicate and the DBA needs to now wich user did what and what was the response of the system. Also i need it to be and independant project so i can re-use it in another projects. Seeing the final exit of both the main project and the logging project, what would you recommend me to use for logging in .NET?
We have a current implementation of a log file manager where it's two main purposes are to 1. rename files generated by other programs with a date/time stamp so they create new ones, and 2. delete files older then X amount of days from a specified folder. The program also makes it's own log file which records when these events happen.Do you think the Logging Application Block would be useful in this instance? The old file manager is written in VB 6.0 and an upgrade to VB .Net would not take too long, but is it worth it to try and implement LAP into it?
View 1 RepliesI have two websites "WEBSITE 1" and "WEBSITE 2"...now i want that when someone logs in to "WEBSITE 1" he does not have to log in to "WEBSITE 2" and vice versa...ie when he/she logs in to any one of he websites and opens the other one simultaneously he/she does not have to login to the other one.For eg :- when you are logged in in gmail...you do not have to log in in youtube or orkut or google+
View 1 Repliesi would like to be able to login on a webpage using a valid active directory username and password.user name and password are entered in textboxes. if they are correct then i would like to redirect to another page.how can this be coded.in a second task after some code is performed, log in as an administrator using code and unlock the account.i have heard that this is called impersonation. how can i perform the above?i'm using visual web developer 2008 and vb.net
View 1 RepliesI have a GUI class and a database class. I do something like:
Dim db as Database = getDatabaseObject(logTxtBox)
db.executeNonQuery("some update command here")
Within executeNonQuery I connect to the db, execute the command, disconnect and catch the exceptions. logTxtBox is the GUI txt box I want log messages written to. Currently it writes something like:
I have a popup login usercontrol in a masterpage, once logged in I want another usercontrol on a content page to appear automatically, currently it only appears if I manually refresh the page.
MasterPage - > login usercontrol
View.aspx - > bookmark usercontrol (should appear after logging in)
login usercontrol in Master Page
<asp:UpdatePanel ID="login" runat="server" UpdateMode="Conditional">
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After logging in how can the Bookmark usercontrol on View.aspx appear. Do I need to use an updatepanel?
Im currently writing a code that can log ALL of the IP(')s that view a site. I kinda want a code that goes something like
Timer1.tick
textbox1.text = textbox1.text + loggedips.
Or something similar is fine also.After that I want the logs to be saved into a txt file, (I can do this part)Then the user will enter a new site to be logged. Once that is done that will also be saved into a txt file. Etc....Then finally if any IPS that are the same show up in the text files then the user will get that IP in a textbox.
I just got finished watching a short video on logging using some of the built in concepts in Visual Studio 2005. This seems to do a good job. My question is why do people look for other solutions to logging such as Enterprise Library or Log4Net when there is a simple solution out of the box?
The video I watched primarily used the following for logging.
Code: My.Application.Log.WriteEntry(sb.ToString, type)
I am trying to implement a simple log using Nlog 1.0, using the following code
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I'm writing an application that has to record data @ ~ 500 HZ for hours on end.I'm noticing that when the file size is greater than 20 MB that a text line append is slowing the system to a crawl.Aside from splitting the files into smaller items is there a better way to do this?
Using writer As StreamWriter = New StreamWriter(DataLogPath, True)
writer.WriteLine(dataEntry)
End Using
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I have a login on my website, I want the user to use their email as their username when logging in. But what I was wondering, is there a way that after they enter their email and password can I some how only the first part of their email can be relevent for logging in. Such as SOMETHING@yahoo.com, I want them to enter their whole email address but I want to somehow only grab the SOMETHING part from their email to be relevent. I need to know how to do this,
View 2 RepliesFor the past year-ish i have pretty much mastered the httpwebrequest function of programatically logging in to 1 of my websites to retrieve data, while it works well i was thinking about the webbrowser function, would i be better sticking to the webrequest route? it looks like the webbrowser requires much less code which is good lol can the webbrowser do everything httpwebrequests can?
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