i need some help i want to create a chat but how to make it like you have winsock but are there none others and i got also a question im planning to buy a domain and if u use the dedicated ip can i host my chat then of that ip
So, in another related post, i got the chat to send to a java server, cool.Now, it's a matter of sending it back to VB.on the server side of things, (in java), I am using the following
JAVA public static void sendback(String what2send) throws IOException { ObjectOutputStream oos = new ObjectOutputStream(mySocket.getOutputStream());
i have made a client and server chat system in VB 2008 with winsock,it's a one to one chat and works perfect fine, but do anyone know how to turn it into a multi-client chat system? Code in below: Here is the code for the server:
I have a website has already hosted on EasyCgi (suppose that it's called website1). I have to host another one (website2). So I created a folder called "website2" under the website1 root folder. then I FTP all the content of website2 to the "website2" folder.
How can I dynamically create a host name in ASP.NET? Like if people come to my site, I want to be able to dynamically create them a .Mysite.Com host name. I've seen this done at other sites before but can't seem to find documation on how to do it.
I want to get the absolute host name from a URL that's in the format of a string. So far I have done it like this:[code]I need the host without the www for comparision purposes.If I have two strings "url...m" and "url...m" I'm interested in only seeing that they are both on the domain "url...m". Is there some fairly simple way to do this?
I'm making a winforms app in vb.net that connects to a mysql database on my webserver to read and write data, this all works fine.But i have to allow the users ip to remote connect to the database.Is it possible to give everyone access to the database? The user account will not have all rights an the data isn't very important if it got lost.The user account and connection details are hard coded.
I need to get the host out of the Request object. Which property should I use and why?
From MSDN:Uri.DnsSafeHost Property A String that contains the unescaped host part of the URI that is suitable for DNS resolution; or the original unescaped host string, if it is already suitable for resolution.
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Uri.Host Property A String that contains the host name. This is usually the DNS host name or IP address of the server.
My testing has been with the ASP.NET Development Server. Both of these always return localhost. Even when I put in 127.0.0.1, both return localhost.Reading on, the DnsSafeHost property will handle IPv6 addresses, as well as Unicode to ASCII conversion if needed. It can also account for IRI and IDN. Even though I currently don't care about these things, should I just use the DnsSafeHost property to be safe?
In my ignorance, I thought I could subscribe to any host, so I chose hostmonster, and copy files from Visual Web Developer to it, thereby creating my first website. Wrong! Hostmonster is linux-based, so the files won't copy without assigning an index page at the site. The rep at the host said that linux doesn't read the language(s) I've been using to develop pages, Visual Basic and C#.
How can I set a host IP address and port.. and then detect if the port is open (accepting connections)or closed (denying connections)I came across this while searching, but it doesn't seem to function all that well..Using the port 80 and the host [URL] The result it gave me was closed... which is obviously wrong.So what can I do?Code: ( I have also imported "System.Net" and "System.Net.Sockets" )
Dim host As String = "www.google.com" Dim port As Integer = 80 Dim addr As IPAddress = CType(Dns.GetHostAddresses(host)(0), IPAddress)
I've been trying for a long time to do what seems to be the most simplest of things..I have a remote host and I need to know if certain posts on that host are open or closed.Many examples on the net that I have found arent complete, and because I havent worked with VB.net for long I dont knowhow to complete them.Here is my code:: The issue is with this it tell me the target port is always closed, when I know that it is open.Code:Dim host As String = "www.google.com" Dim port As Integer = 80 Dim addr As IPAddress =CType(Dns.GetHostAddresses(host)(0), IPAddress) Try Dim tcpList As New TcpListener(addr, port)tcpList.Start() Catch sx As SocketException MessageBox.Show("port is closed") End TryA friend of mine suggested using WinSock.. I've not dealt with it before so I don't know what he's on about.
I'm trying to show a small DataGridView in my ContextMenuStrip that I have built. The DataGridView will show a unique list of values in a DataGridViewTextboxColumn "Sample ID" when its column header is right-clicked. I can get the unique values just fine, but I'm having trouble displaying the small DataGridView in the ContextMenuStrip. It currently looks like this.Notice, there is no data in the DataGridView. I have confirmed that the DataGridView.DataSource has several rows in it, yet the DataGridView shows nothing. Plus, I need to increase the size of my DataGridView, thus increasing the size of the ContextMenuStrip to show the DataGridView.
Public Class ContextMenu_Column_String Inherits ContextMenuStrip Private dvs As DataGridViewSettings
In the process of converting a page from normal postbacks to AJAX-calls (using JavaScript to load/control the UI entirely and use ASP.Net strictly as a backend), I found myself wanting to replace a GridView with a AJAX-sourced dataset.
I've done simple preliminary research without success--I'm posting now simply because time is an issue. I wanted to see if I could use the on-form web browser to pull up forms not on the server or internet, but locally hosted in the solution. Based on what the user selects in a combo box, I need certain parameters (any 5 are relevant out of approx 100 total). I was hoping to do this without a button--pulling up a form with command button is a last resort. Is this possible?
I'm still a newbie at VB.Net. After successfuly running an app written with VB.Net Express 2008 on an XPSP3 host, I copied the EXE to a fresh Windows7 host... and it crashed with not much info: