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Sorry to Use the word Urgent.... I want the list of the names of the computers attached to local network? ThankQ....
anithagaraga wrote:
Sorry to Use the word Urgent
Ah, lots of people with questions tend to add the phrase "urgent". We're not being paid, so we don't like to be rushed.. I downloaded the source-code that was attached to the article, and have modified it to work in a web-environment. The modifications are simple; added two using-directives and removed exception-handling. Also, I added the NetworkBrowser-class to the code-file of the ASP.NET page. The rest of the code hasn't been modified. The code below is a simple webpage, which uses the code from the aforementioned article; using System; using System.Data; using System.Configuration; using System.Collections; using System.Web; using System.Web.Security; using System.Web.UI; using System.Web.UI.WebControls; using System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts; using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; using System.Security; public partial class t_Default : System.Web.UI.Page { protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { NetworkBrowser nb = new NetworkBrowser(); foreach (string pc in nb.getNetworkComputers()) { ListBox1.Items.Add(pc); } } } #region NetworkBrowser CLASS /// /// Provides a mechanism for supplying a list of all PC names in the local network. /// This collection of PC names is used in the /// form ///
/// This class makes use of a DllImport instruction. The purpose of which is as follows: /// When a DllImport declaration is made in managed code (C#) it is a call to a legacy /// unmanaged code module, normally a C++ Dynamic Link Library. These C++ Dll's are /// usually part of the operating system API, or some other vendors API, and must be /// used to carry out operations that are not native within the managed code C# framework. /// This is fairly normal within the windows world. The only thing that needs careful consideration /// is the construction of the correct type of STRUCTS, object pointers, and attribute markers, /// which all contribute to making the link between managed (C#) and unmanaged code (C++) /// more seamless ///
/// This class makes use of the following Dll calls /// /// /// Netapi32.dll : NetServerEnum, The NetServerEnum function lists all servers /// of the specified type that are visible in a
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anithagaraga wrote:
Sorry to Use the word Urgent
Ah, lots of people with questions tend to add the phrase "urgent". We're not being paid, so we don't like to be rushed.. I downloaded the source-code that was attached to the article, and have modified it to work in a web-environment. The modifications are simple; added two using-directives and removed exception-handling. Also, I added the NetworkBrowser-class to the code-file of the ASP.NET page. The rest of the code hasn't been modified. The code below is a simple webpage, which uses the code from the aforementioned article; using System; using System.Data; using System.Configuration; using System.Collections; using System.Web; using System.Web.Security; using System.Web.UI; using System.Web.UI.WebControls; using System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts; using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; using System.Security; public partial class t_Default : System.Web.UI.Page { protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { NetworkBrowser nb = new NetworkBrowser(); foreach (string pc in nb.getNetworkComputers()) { ListBox1.Items.Add(pc); } } } #region NetworkBrowser CLASS /// /// Provides a mechanism for supplying a list of all PC names in the local network. /// This collection of PC names is used in the /// form ///
/// This class makes use of a DllImport instruction. The purpose of which is as follows: /// When a DllImport declaration is made in managed code (C#) it is a call to a legacy /// unmanaged code module, normally a C++ Dynamic Link Library. These C++ Dll's are /// usually part of the operating system API, or some other vendors API, and must be /// used to carry out operations that are not native within the managed code C# framework. /// This is fairly normal within the windows world. The only thing that needs careful consideration /// is the construction of the correct type of STRUCTS, object pointers, and attribute markers, /// which all contribute to making the link between managed (C#) and unmanaged code (C++) /// more seamless ///
/// This class makes use of the following Dll calls /// /// /// Netapi32.dll : NetServerEnum, The NetServerEnum function lists all servers /// of the specified type that are visible in a
Its running with out any Errors but i am not getting any result from this code. I have tried like this protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { Response.Write(Request.ServerVariables["LOGON_USER"]); } then it is showing my computer name only.But i want all the users Computer Names. Thank You.....
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Its running with out any Errors but i am not getting any result from this code. I have tried like this protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { Response.Write(Request.ServerVariables["LOGON_USER"]); } then it is showing my computer name only.But i want all the users Computer Names. Thank You.....
The code which you have sent is same as the link which you have sent.I am working for the web application but you have given the code for desktop application....
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The code which you have sent is same as the link which you have sent.I am working for the web application but you have given the code for desktop application....
anithagaraga wrote:
The code which you have sent is same as the link which you have sent
True!
anithagaraga wrote:
.I am working for the web application but you have given the code for desktop application....
It is not. The example is a desktop-application, but the code to retrieve the computer-names can be used in both. I have posted an example of how to use this code from a webpage a few posts' ago. Look for yourself, here it is; http://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/View.aspx?fid=1649&msg=2775380 That code runs in a browser and shows a Listbox that contains all the names of the computers that are present in the local network. Good luck :)
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anithagaraga wrote:
The code which you have sent is same as the link which you have sent
True!
anithagaraga wrote:
.I am working for the web application but you have given the code for desktop application....
It is not. The example is a desktop-application, but the code to retrieve the computer-names can be used in both. I have posted an example of how to use this code from a webpage a few posts' ago. Look for yourself, here it is; http://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/View.aspx?fid=1649&msg=2775380 That code runs in a browser and shows a Listbox that contains all the names of the computers that are present in the local network. Good luck :)
But its not working boss.... :(( i am not getting any result in the Listbox....
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But its not working boss.... :(( i am not getting any result in the Listbox....
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Can you see a list of computers when you open the Windows Explorer? Please check the node "My Network Places\Entire Network\Microsoft Windows Network". Are there more computers in the list, or can you only see your own computer there?
no i can't see my computer name also.....I am getting empty listbox when i run the application...
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no i can't see my computer name also.....I am getting empty listbox when i run the application...
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That's the problem with just handing over code. There's no attempt on the part of the receiver to try and understand it and modify it to their own needs.
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Hi, First of all Thanks alot for helping me yesterday.I have done some changes in that code & right now its working.....Thanks Boss...
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Hi, First of all Thanks alot for helping me yesterday.I have done some changes in that code & right now its working.....Thanks Boss...