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AssemblySoft

Sorry Superman, your not making any sense. Have you read the question? I am looking for a breakdown of what EACH property means and there purpose. :mad:

AssemblySoft

Thanks for your reply, Which property are you referring too? :confused:

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what is the purpose of the following properties in the Object tag: PARAM NAME="_Version" VALUE="458752" PARAM NAME="_ExtentX" VALUE="9843" PARAM NAME="_ExtentY" VALUE="7373" PARAM NAME="_StockProps" VALUE="1" Some details would be appreciated as to what each property is I have seen these properties on a number of controls in web pages. :rolleyes: Thanks in advance.

AssemblySoft

I have an activex control, written using MFC that is embedded on a web page with the Object tag and the following properties: PARAM NAME="_Version" VALUE="458752" PARAM NAME="_ExtentX" VALUE="9843" PARAM NAME="_ExtentY" VALUE="7373" PARAM NAME="_StockProps" VALUE="1" :confused: Can anyone give me some detail as to what each property means (links to some documentation would be great also). I have seen these properties on a number of controls on the web.

AssemblySoft

There is a site www.rentacoder.com which have programmers and designers that you can pay very reasonable fees to that would be able to help. You need to be looking at books on: CSS, DHTML, Photoshop or Paint shop Pro. Regards Carl

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I have an ASP.NET (2.0) site. I am on my dev box using V Studio 2008 and IIS. I have a separate User Control project that gets called from a javascript function in the default.aspx page. The User Control project is in another solution. The application is running as expected. The user control is being called and all is well. Well not quite. I am unable to step into the User Control project, i.e debug it. I can set breakpoints but they never get trapped. I can debug all other areas of the site both in script and code behind without any problems. The User control gets built in DEBUG to the same location as the default.aspx page. Things i have already tried: Enabled script debugging in IE. Added the User Control project to the same web site solution Attached debugger to running instance of IE from Visual Studio Enabled debugging on the site. Below is some sample code which should help: default.aspx: (Cut down for brevity)

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		catch (e) //if the DLL didn't run assume there is a trust problem.
		{	 
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	}

Please only give feedback if you have actually done this in practice.

AssemblySoft

I am trying to create a table for layout. Simple header, content and footer sections (rows). I want the header to sit flush against the top of the page and the footer to sit at the bottom of the page. The content section should fill the available space. I thought setting the height of the table to 100% would accomplish this but there appears to be problems. Is there a neat solution to this problem? What is the workaround? Code shown below: <%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="Default.aspx.cs" Inherits="_Default" %> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head runat="server"> <title>Untitled Page</title> </head> <body> <asp:Table Width="100%" Height="100%" BackColor="Azure" runat="server"> <asp:TableRow> <asp:TableCell Height="50px">top</asp:TableCell> </asp:TableRow> <asp:TableRow> <asp:TableCell BackColor="Beige"> <form id="form1" runat="server"> <div> mid </div> </form> </asp:TableCell> </asp:TableRow> <asp:TableRow> <asp:TableCell Height="50px" BackColor="BlanchedAlmond">bottom</asp:TableCell> </asp:TableRow> </asp:Table> </body> </html>

AssemblySoft

Hi Mike, thanks for the post. I did something very similar already as a back up to the problem, using the TCPClient and NetworkStream. Created an additional HttpProtocol class and added all the members that might be needed. provided an override of ToString with booleans against each of the properties as to whether to include them in the ToString. Feels so cludgy though. plus it's a real pain interrogating the response headers and content. as it just comes back as a byte array. still think there must be a better way. thanks. Carl

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I am currently using the HTTPWebRequest class. I need to add the following to the request line: POST /Search HTTP/1.1 It is simple to get 'POST HTTP/1.1' but i am having difficulty adding the additional string. I cannot seem to get the '/Search' inserted in the request line. I understand HTTP 1.1 and the VERBS allowed as part of a request. The 'method' property is used to set the VERB. Adding anything other than a single string throws a null reference exception. I have seen extra information appended to the method many times in the past so not too sure why this is so problematic. I initially thought of overriding the HTTPWebRequest but as it is created from calling Create() on the WebRequest, this doesn't appear possible. Thanks in advance. Carl

AssemblySoft

Mike, i appreciate you understand SOAP and Web Sevices but you used the terms as if SOAP has no use without them. The binary structure is what i receive back as a response. - NOT SOAP, not XML, pure binary. The API i am using expects a SOAP formatted message over HTTP. This leads me to believe under the covers a call to a web service is being made. However this is not exposed to me. I am accomplishing the goal already, but not very pretty. I am looking to use a portion of the .Net framework than can expose a nice soap object i can use to construct soap messages. It is not completely straight forward. I don't think a web service gives me what need out of the box. If i try and use any of the SOAP objects thus far, they expect to handle the whole identification and transport associated with Web Services. Tell me we are on the same playing field now? Carl

AssemblySoft

Mike, first things first. SOAP is a protocol, xml based, it has nothing to do with Web Services in it's own right. SOAP messages have been around long before Web Services. In reality, the TCP connection i am establishing with a remote endpoint will take the data i send and actually call a web service at a later stage. I am looking for a way of creating soap messages and passing them on via TCP. I DO NOT have a web service that i can call available to me. I do have a TCP listener that will end up sending me a response in a binary structure. However the way i pass data in has to be in the same format a typical Web Service would expect. That isn't that confusing is it? Carl

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Phase1 Well I've managed to construct the HTTP and Soap, send them and parse them using TCPClient and NetworkStream in basic utf8 and ascii with some string handling. Phase2 Then i added XMLDocument to parse the soap. Now i've used the HTTPRequest to help out with the constriction of the HTTP. I am still looking fora nice wrapper for SOAP instead of the slightly lower level XML parsing stategy. Phase 3 - Still looking Problem is everything i use points to web services. I am not communicating directly with a web service but just want an in memory representation of the soap that makes life a little easier to get/set attributes etc. Regards Carl

AssemblySoft

Your right, no excuse, I'm a little pushed on this one. :(

AssemblySoft

am writing an app that uses the .Net classes TCPClient and NetworkStream to read and write data between 2 machines. All works fine. I have recently found a need to be able to send Http 1.1 with a SOAP message as the Http body. Currently i am using an XmlDocument to load and parse the SOAP data. However to do this i first have to read in the HTTP header, search for the beginning of the body and construct my own XmlDocument. There must be a better way. I don't want to call a web service, i just want to send http with a soap body and receive the same. I am looking for a means of loading in the NetworkStream into some kind of HTTP object to read the http stuff and also load the body into some simple Soap object that can be used to pull out/ set values. Comments, Suggestions Welcomed. Carl

AssemblySoft

am writing an app that uses the .Net classes TCPClient and NetworkStream to read and write data between 2 machines. All works fine. I have recently found a need to be able to send Http 1.1 with a SOAP message as the Http body. Currently i am using an XmlDocument to load and parse the SOAP data. However to do this i first have to read in the HTTP header, search for the beginning of the body and construct my own XmlDocument. There must be a better way. I don't want to call a web service, i just want to send http with a soap body and receive the same. I am looking for a means of loading in the NetworkStream into some kind of HTTP object to read the http stuff and also load the body into some simple Soap object that can be used to pull out/ set values. Comments, Suggestions Welcomed. Carl

AssemblySoft

am writing an app that uses the .Net classes TCPClient and NetworkStream to read and write data between 2 machines. All works fine. I have recently found a need to be able to send Http 1.1 with a SOAP message as the Http body. Currently i am using an XmlDocument to load and parse the SOAP data. However to do this i first have to read in the HTTP header, search for the beginning of the body and construct my own XmlDocument. There must be a better way. I don't want to call a web service, i just want to send http with a soap body and receive the same. I am looking for a means of loading in the NetworkStream into some kind of HTTP object to read the http stuff and also load the body into some simple Soap object that can be used to pull out/ set values. Comments, Suggestions Welcomed. Carl

AssemblySoft

am writing an app that uses the .Net classes TCPClient and NetworkStream to read and write data between 2 machines. All works fine. I have recently found a need to be able to send Http 1.1 with a SOAP message as the Http body. Currently i am using an XmlDocument to load and parse the SOAP data. However to do this i first have to read in the HTTP header, search for the beginning of the body and construct my own XmlDocument. There must be a better way. I don't want to call a web service, i just want to send http with a soap body and receive the same. I am looking for a means of loading in the NetworkStream into some kind of HTTP object to read the http stuff and also load the body into some simple Soap object that can be used to pull out/ set values. Comments, Suggestions Welcomed. Carl

AssemblySoft

I am writing an app that uses the .Net classes TCPClient and NetworkStream to read and write data between 2 machines. All works fine. I have recently found a need to be able to send Http 1.1 with a SOAP message as the Http body. Currently i am using an XmlDocument to load and parse the SOAP data. However to do this i first have to read in the HTTP header, search for the beginning of the body and construct my own XmlDocument. There must be a better way. I don't want to call a web service, i just want to send http with a soap body and receive the same. I am looking for a means of loading in the NetworkStream into some kind of HTTP object to read the http stuff and also load the body into some simple Soap object that can be used to pull out/ set values. Comments, Suggestions Welcomed. Carl

AssemblySoft

i have a form which is using a background image for some nice rounded edges as per MS article: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dv_vstechart/html/vbtchshapedwindowsformscontrolsinvisualstudionet.asp[^] This is ok until i want to resize the form. When i resize the bitmap seems to tile, which is not what i want. How do i resize the form and still keep the 1 image in the client area?:((

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It is being called recursively. How can i achieve this successfully? Carl