I have a dll installed on my machine and want to find a way to verify this programatically with VB.Net. I have been trying to use LoadLibrary but it always returns a zero. Can someone provide a code snippet of how I might do this?
Also, if there is another way to verify that a dll is installed, without having to supply a full path, please let me know.
I want to know if the .net framework is installed on the system if it is not installed on the system then i would like to give a message to the user about it and exit my application. The problem is if the frame work is not installed on the system the application doesn't even starts.
I have to access the active x dll which is installed on my system from VB.net.
I added as reference and followed all the steps as given in I have declared private mycomponent as activexcomponent.libclass and i gave constructor for this i.e. creating the object for this class in the constructor of the main form as mycomponet = new activexcomponent.libclass()
Then the following expection is coming when i tried to run the program.
System.InvalidOperationException: An error occurred creating the form. See Exception.InnerException for details.
Is there an easy way to get a list of the installed web browsers on the system (including the path to their respective .exe)? I have a web application which uses the Web Browser Control, but I would like to give the user the ability to view their web page in any of their other installed browsers.
I am writing a application where i need to know which games are installed on a system.I have 3 ways by which i think i can detect the games
1: Scan specific parts of registry and look for key names that match with a List of Publishers. The list is manually maintained.
2: Scan the hard disk for and do same as in step 1
3: run the program in background and check for programs in memory that use a large portion of memory(which games always do) and if they use Direct X ( Which all games do except for some) then its a game.
Now i have been thinking about it and first and second method seems to be in need of a updated database ie list of publishers to make out if a particular program is game.
I am having trouble developing an asp.net page. I can create custom collections and use them in win apps, but when i reference the system.collections namespace, the page response hangs up. No exception info is passed back or anything. The page just freezes. Is this a common problem. I am wondering if its due to the assembly not being present (but am unsure why an exception wouldn't indicate this.).
I am using Visual Basic 2008 express and I have created a simple database application for my y6 pupils. The program will eventually be installed on the school system but, i want to know how I can ask vb to find which folder the application was installed in and get it to return a string. Does anyone know how to do this??
I wanna detect the version of installed Visual Basic Power Packs in target system.How can I do it with Registry values (Windows from Win XP)?Or, How can I check the version of Visual Basic Power Packs assembly , e.g : how I can check the version of Microsoft.VisualBasic.PowerPacks assembly ?
I am trying to create a plugin system. I have the actual plugins working fine but now I want to implement a system that knows whether the plugin is installed or not. I can get the plugin name when the form is loaded (ex. "Plugin1"). I then want to check this against something to see if that specific plugin is already there (if not add it) and if it is there is it enabled. I was thinking of doing this with an xml file but thought that might be a lot of work reading and writing each value. I then thought of the My.Settings and was wondering if this is possible. I would want to create an "element" for the name and give it a value of either true or false.
This app will allow user to select a file, folder or an installed application and then assign it a hotkey...My question is how can I get the complete path of a file, folder, or application in vb like in many application the browse button shows the complete path in a textbox, and then how this app will allow user to assign it a hotkey? And how am I going to save the path and hotkey in a database?
I'm working on a program (Under Visual Basic .NET 2008) that draws text on a PictureBox using a font that is already installed (registered) in system fonts. I'm wondering how can I perform the same but with a font that is not already installed on system, by adding this font file (*.ttf usually) to my solution explorer and use it in my program, given that this font file must be included in exe file.
Question: How do I programmatically determine which provider to use (Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0 vs Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0) when my app runs as a 32-bit process on a machine with Office x64 installed?
I'm developing a VB.net WinForms app in VS 2010 and targeting both x86 and x64.The app processes data from xls, xlsx, mdb and accdb files using System.Data.OleDb:Dim oConn As OleDbConnection = New OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source=...")
The x64 version of the program works as expected. The x86 version works as expected on a system with Office x86.When I run the x86 version on a machine with Office 2010 x64, I get the following exception when trying to open a connection:
The 'Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0' provider is not registered on the local machine.I believe this is because I'm running Office 2010 x64 so the x86 data access components are not installed.I can get it to work for Office 2003 files (*.mdb and *.xls) by changing the provider to Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0.
How do I figure out which provider to use when running as a 32-bit process on a machine with Office x64 installed?Ideally, I'd like a function:If ProviderIsAvailableFor("Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0") Then
Else If ProviderIsAvailableFor("Microsoft.JET.OLEDB.4.0") Then
I created an application using VS2008. I am having a problem on only one PC. If I log on to the PC as the domain administrator, it deploys and runs just fine. If I log on as the user I get an error that basically says "The referenced assembly is not installed on your system. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x800736B3)". The error comes when running Venodr.appref-msl. VENDOR is the name of the application. The source is System.DeploymentSystem.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException I upgraded the user to a domain administrator and it still will not run. The PC is XP SP3
I have recently created an application with Visual Basic.NET. I published my application and installed it. Now the question is that I need to know where exactly does the application gets installed on my system ?
I have been trying for days now how to create a process to the user to easily create a connection to any installed data types they have installed. I have found an example right inside vb2008. I never use this because I code my own connections, but this would be real nice if I could include it or duplicate it.
I've created a little procedure that I use to verify if a value does actually exist. I'm currently using this all throughout my application for things such as verifying if a control's EditValue actually has a value. I was wondering if I have missed any scenarios where a value would not be available, missing, non-existent, blank, etc., and how would I incorporate in my procedure.
Public Function ValueExist(ByRef CheckValue As Object) As Boolean Try ValueExist = True If IsDBNull(CheckValue) Then ValueExist = False [Code] .....
I have not been able to successfully verify a user with LDAP for an ASP.NET web application. I have done so on our own network against Active Directory, but this is against a server outside of our network that is OID (Oracle Internet Directory).Usually, I use the following code with no problem.
Dim myDirectoryEntry As New System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryEntry("LDAP://1.2.3.4:999/OU=SomeOU,DC=Something,DC=com") myDirectoryEntry.AuthenticationType = System.DirectoryServices.AuthenticationTypes.Sealing myDirectoryEntry.AuthenticationType = System.DirectoryServices.AuthenticationTypes.Secure Try
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After that, I haven't been able to find a method to verify a user's log in information with their password and then pull back some information.
I know this is a stretch, but I am looking for some .NET help with checking Joomla passwords.For those not familiar with Joomla password scheme, it looks like this: {MD5Hash}:{SALT}HEre is the code I am using:Joomla password:
9322a02004887255b76a6a8e8971aea7:5JTTaPQjA88247nCKkTILtv8TXFtZCED User submitted password: 123456 Dim m5t() As String = dr("password").split(":") // splict Joomla password
What is the easiest way to verify if a number is odd or even?I'm setting up a program, and it is checking if a user input number is even or odd, if its odd, it runs this, if even, it runs this.Its a simple if/then, else statement.
Im exporting a datagridview to excel but i want to check if this datagridview has any data before i allow the user to export.Heres some code,
data=datagridview, con.ejecutasql=oledb returns datatable.dt = con.ejecutaSql("SELECT * FROM sistema")data.DataSource = dtPrivate Sub print_excel_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
what I have to do is a magicbox, i need to put 9 numbers in 9 text boxes, and verify that they r not the same, im doing it trough the TextChanged event. i do have some code, but is incomplete... and doesn't really work
Private Sub TextBox1_TextChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles TextBox1.TextChanged, TextBox2.TextChanged, TextBox2.TextChanged,
[code] this code need to verify the level of login, i mean if the user is admin then proceed to the next form with privileges but if is a visitor then proceed to the next form but without privileges.
I've got records that I am adding to the database but I wanted to know how I can verify if the record has been inserted into the database. Below is the code that I am using
Imports Microsoft.Office.Interop.Access.Dao Public DatabasePath As String = "C:WB2020WB2020WB2020inDebugWBS3000A.ACCDB" Dim AccessEngine As New DBEngine[code]......