Is there a way i can read a text file without downloading say at [URL] and show that textfile data in a text box or label? Also, can i get it to download say ZIP files from the site and unpack it? Or can i only download and you have to manually unzip it? Im pretty sure ive seen an unzip function somewhere.
but, i need it to grab the code from different ids not just this specific one every link has id=????????? so i just need to grab the numbers no matter what they may be.
I have a script that will enter values into a field, click submit and then it takes you to a page that shows a field containing text. How do I grab that text from that field?
okay so in webbrowser1 is there any way to grab text from it's textbox like say i go to google and type something in the textbox hit send can i grab the text from that textbox ?
Is there any way to get files from your webserver to listbox? There is code to get files from you computer, but how to get them from a webserver. [code]
I had my page, capturing the users network name: company user, but I never had to authenticate with windows.All of a sudden, I am getting prompted to log into the webserver.
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I have Integrated Windows authentication set up in the Authentication Methods from Directory Security.
The login prompt does not happen when I first open up the page, it happens when I am trying to do updates (which is to a SQL table), but I don't see how this would relate. But trying to give all the detail.
I have been using vb.net for a while. I am trying to figure out if there is a way that i can update file in a given folder to ftp and get any file on server back using vb.net?
Im Building a file storage application that saves images to a web server but I have come across an issue how do i go about uploading the files to the server how do i go about useing FTP inside of a vb application An Example.... I have a button that opens a file select dialog you select the file it puts the location in a text box then theres a button that you click and it uploads that file to the folder on the web server.....
I have built an Updater for my application, It connect to my webserver and downloads a txt file which works fine, But when it comes to download the new exe from the webserver is exceptions saying that the file was not found on the server, But if I copy and paste the address into the web browser it comes up with a file download box.Is this by design for security reasons and is there a way around it or is something wrong? Here is the code im using:My.Computer.Network.DownloadFile("http://mydomain.co.uk/WOCU/Install/WOCU." & NewShortVer & ".exe", Application.StartupPath & "WOCU." & NewShortVer & ".exe")The download path currently should be http://mydomain.co.uk/WOCU/Install/WOCU.0.0.0.7.exe and saved as WOCU.0.0.0.7.exeI have put in the code on the line before:
I have made a "webserver" in vb.net the problem is that it seems like it's just listening to 127.0.0.1 (localhost) and not request that is sent over the internet. I have changed the listening adress to my public internet ip but it's still just listening to local requests.
Do someone have a source code with a working example of how this could be accomplished?
Dim address As IPAddress = IPAddress.Parse(79.138.xxx.xxx) Dim EndPoint As IPEndPoint = New IPEndPoint(address,8082) Dim ss As Socket = New Socket(AddressFamily.InterNetwork, SocketType.Stream, ProtocolType.Tcp) ss.Bind(EndPoint) ss.Listen(20)
My question is im rebuilding an app i made years ago but i want to add the auto update i have the file downloader down to a T but i dont wanna use the Click once auto-update So i want to read a text file from a online server and then check if the version info inside matches the my.setting.build string inside my application if it doesnt it opens theupdate.exe the that dose what i have it programmed to to
Clickonce deployment 'Publish succeeded,' however not files are uploaded to the server, and the deployment webpage does not start, even though 'automatically generate deployment web page after every publish' is enabled.The problem began after copied the application from running on 'XP' and tried to publish from vista.
I am using a vb.net 2008 application with sql database on webserver , Can I run this application through Internet explore with static ip address i.e. Can I use this application on internet with static IP Address
I have a desktop WinForms app that I would like to be able to connect to my Sql Server database that I have through my GoDaddy webhost. Problem is not all ISP's forward the 1433 port (like mine) so I can't connect directly to the DB from any of my home computers without buying the expensive dedicated IP address package, which has me thinking since my website can connect directly to the DB I was wondering if it might be possible for me to make a dll that would have all of the database interaction through subs and functions and all my WinForms app would have to do is connect to that dll through http or something, anyone know if I could do something along those lines?
Is there a way to check a url and see if it gives a page cannot be displayed if the webserver is offline? I just want to check to see if the site is up or not?
I have a desktop WinForms app that I would like to be able to connect to my Sql Server database that I have through my GoDaddy webhost. Problem is not all ISP's forward the 1433 port (like mine) so I can't connect directly to the DB from any of my home computers without buying the expensive dedicated IP address package, which has me thinking since my website can connect directly to the DB I was wondering if it might be possible for me to make a dll that would have all of the database interaction through subs and functions and all my WinForms app would have to do is connect to that dll through http or something, anyone know if I could do something along those lines?
Reason for this is I would like other people to be able to connect to this database (the winforms app would have screens for creating and managing accounts, etc) without worrying about whether their ISP would block the DB port(s) it would just work.
I've been trying to get this to work for days now, but I fail I have a very small HTTP Web Server using TCP sockets listening on port 80. I can connect and display html to the browser, parse GET parameters; but what I can't get is getting POST data. When I get a POST request, the headers and everything else come in fine, but the POST data is missing:
I am by no means a programmer, but I was recently tasked with moving our website to a new server, since the website manager quit. The Visual Studio solution was written in 2008. I can compile and run the solution, so I'm sure it's working just fine. But every time I try to publish the solution, either to FTP or to my local hard drive, the .asp webpages get deployed to a sub directory, where on the live site, they are in the root.
I am using an webservice to update my dataset and have a picture box to show an processing image i.e. a gif showing a progress bar and the words processing. My prob. is the gif stops animation as soon as the control goes to the webserver. I have done this. Timer1.Enabled = True Timer1_Tick(Nothing, Nothing) picServer.Refresh() GetMasterData() In the timer1_tick even too I have tried picserver.refresh (picserver is the picture box). Getmasterdata is the process where the data is returned from the web service and as the control goes to the web service it somehow stops the process of the gif. It takes about 5 mins to popup the data from the webservice this code is in the form load event of the main form.
I need to send data back to my Apache web server so it can be updated in it's MySQL database, I've looked at NuSOAP as it's written in PHP but man that's hard. I'm lost, is there a more simply way to send it back? even to call a webpage and send data into it?
I'm successfully communicating string data to and from with a webserver using the System.Net.WebClient and the Upload method. Now I'd like to be able to upload files from my local app to this webserver. I get that it's probably very similar to what I'm doing with the string data, but I've not done anything with files that aren't ascii based so am hesitant as where to begin. I don't want to corrupt the file.