Get A Reference To Resolve And Then Concatenate With A Literal In App.config Key?
Sep 9, 2010
Has anyone ever tied to get a reference to resolve and then concatenate with a literal in an app.config key? I am trying to point to a resource, which in this case is a PDF file, and want to make the path to the resource configurable.[code]What I get is a string with the embedded double quotes I want but the Application.StartupPath reference does not resolve.
I imported a website made in visual studio express 2008 to visual studio express 2010. When I run the home page I get the following error:"It is an error to use a section registered asallowDefinition='MachineToApplication' beyond application level. This error can be caused by a virtual directory not being configured as an application in IIS."
"Warning1Could not resolve this reference. Could not locate the assembly "Dotnetrix.TabControl". Check to make sure the assembly exists on disk. If this reference is required by your code, you may get compilation errors." and i have no idea how to fix it. i need to use the dotnetrix.tabcontrol.dll for what im trying to do, but i can't build the program. i can debug it though. haha i am a complete newbie to visual basic but this seems to be my only problem so far.
I have this Windows Form application that is a single application.I recently created a ASP .NET Web Service on a server and added a Service Reference to this Web Service in my app.It looks like it is forcing me to use an app.config now.Is there a way to somehow prevent the creation of this file and have those settings embedded within the app.
I have built a functionality where I want to back up the database - [Access]. Currently, its working but the user has to specify the file. I used a FileOpenDialog Box to get the file, saved it in a textbox and copied it to another directory. That works good. What I want now is the user doesnt have to know the lcoation of the Database. So, I just want to copy the Database File using the Configuration.Appsettings. He can specify the directory the file needs to be copied to. The Access DB is referenced as follows:
Don't know if this is possible, but I'd like a config section to be generated when another developer adds my dll to their project. This way they don't have to look up in code or a doc as to what they need to put in their config file.
I have a class library (Named ADI), that needs some configuration settings from the project using it (like connectionstring, filesystem locations etc).
I want to define these settings in my Windows Forms/Web Projects App.Config or Web.Config, like other settings.
Here is part of my app.config for my windows forms application:
In a single server Windows domain, does anyone know how to get the servername.For example, in my test environment, we have a single Windows Small Business Server 2008 called horatio, it is the domain controller for longtest.local.[code]However, I cannot seem to grab the servername, I need a function like :GetDomainServer() that will return horatio (from the example above.
Basically Im a vba programmer and Iam facing a serious problem with the checkbox controls of the VBA.I have to select and deselect the checboxes as per user selection. I believe this is a general question for vb.net also.some sample code
sub chk3_Click() if userform.chk3.value = true then userform.chk4.value = true userform.chk2.value = true end if
"Access of shared member, constant member, enum member or nested type through an instance; qualifying expression will not be evaluated".I have this message showing up that references this code in the keyup event:[code]I am just testing the trapping of keys right now. The code still works but I am uncomfortable with an unresolved warning.
I'm writing it again, i'm developing an app in which user click a picture through image and image will be stored in sdcard then I have choose the picture from image view and send that picture to the server. I have convert my image into the byte array and then encoded it in Base64 string format but when i try to send that image to the server it give me an error of soap fault. Here's the my code of android device:
public void doneImage(){ ByteArrayOutputStream out = new ByteArrayOutputStream(); bitmap.compress(CompressFormat.JPEG, 100, out);
I upgraded a solution with multiple projects from VS2008 to VS2010.One of the projects, a class library project, won't compile, although there are no errors in the error list.On the References tab of the project properties, the above error is displayed: "Could not resolve mscorlib for target framework '.NETFramework, Version-v4.0'.This can happen if the target framework is not installed or if the framework moniker is incorrectly formatted." .NET framework 4 v4.0.30319 is installed, and so is v3.5.All other projects build and work fine.Not all workstations experience this - some workstations can open the same solution without this problem occurring.Computers which have this problem also have VS2008 installed, and the same project compiles without issue in VS2008 on the same machine which has the problem in VS2010.
I want to check if an IP address can be resolved to a hostname.I figured I would use System.Net.Dns.GetHostEntry as System.Net.Dns. GetHostByAddress is shown as obsolete in VS2008.
However,if I specify an invalid IP address to System.Net.Dns.GetHostEntry the HostName property equals the IP address I gave. If I use System.Net.Dns.GetHostByAddress it, rightly, gives a resolution error.I don't mind continuing to use System.Net.Dns. GetHostByAddress but is there any way to have System.Net.Dns.GetHostEntry throw an error if the IP address cannot be resolved to a hostname (other than by checking if the IP address given equals the hostname returned, I mean)
I need to add multiple textboxes together and am using Cdbl, my problem is if i have an empty box then conversion can not work, so i have to put zero default in each Textbox, i really dont like they way that looks So i am looking for a way to to give an empty textbox a value of zero so the conversion will work
Our main application has both a asp.net and winforms component. There is a class that is used by both sides and needs info from either the web.config or app.config files. The class itself does not know if it's on the client side or on the web server (at this point). We are getting errors when it's attempting read app.config when it's on the web side. Is there a way for the class to tell if it needs to read web.config or app.config?
I have a ListView called "orderReceiptTable" which I am able to properly access from the Code Behind. Within it is a literal called "orgName" which I obviously would like to populate with an organization's name. After much searching it was determined that FindControl was the right course of action. Perhaps I am using FindControl improperly but I am unable to actually have it "find" my Literal control. The code block is being called in the Page Load.
My code looks as such: Dim orgNameString As String = getOrganizationName.getOrgName(organizationID).ToString() Dim myOrgName As Literal = FindControl("orgName") myOrgName = CType(orderReceiptTable.FindControl("orgName"), Literal) If Not (myOrgName Is Nothing) Then [Code] .....
If I needed to escape a double quote character within a string literal I'd use two consecutive double quotes as follows:
Dim name = "Chuck ""Iceman"" Liddell"
However, it doesn't seem like consecutive # works the same way. The compiler is expecting a compiler directive to follow the # character, even when its enclosed in double quotes. How can tell the compiler that I want a # character in my string?
EDIT: as a few of the answers below point out, # is not a reserved character. I closed my solution in Visual Studio and re-opened it and no longer got the compiler squiggles warning me.