I am not sure you are using the application block ui. In the UI its pretty straight forward. Go to: Application Configuration-> Logging Application Block -> Trace Listeners In there add a new Flat File TraceListener. It give a file name option. The XML will look something like below:
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I don't see why you want to write a search engine all the way from scratch. One of the opensource stuff that I know of is lucene [^] If you need a dot net version check this link http://incubator.apache.org/lucene.net/
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Try doing this. Give the text box a higher tab order. (greater than 0). if you have a label or something like that give that a tab order 0. I hope this solves the issue.
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Hi, I haven't tried this, but I feel setting the "datagrid.pageindex" value should help you.
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How did u solve?What was the cause?
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Hi, You can do some thing like this. Create Procedure @CountyID varchar(100) Begin Exec ('Select * from CountyTable where countyId in ('+@CountyID+')') End Where @CountyID contains the comma separated list of countyId's Hope this helps you.
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Hi Socheat, you can either use a regex or simply use split method with /. If this is all you want accomplish, I will go with split.
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Hi Suresh, What do u mean you want to convert string into xml file. If you want to save the string as an xml file: Just open a new filestream. write this string to it and save it as any file with .xml extension. Else, I feel the question needs to be rephrased.
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Hi Max, Check this link. It is given in detail how you can create columns dynamically. http://www.123aspx.com/redir.aspx?res=35975
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Hi Johnny, Tables(0).Columns(0).ReadOnly= True Now bind this datatable to the Datagridview. The column 0 is readonly and will not enter into edit mode.
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SqlCommand SpCmd = new SqlCommand("Select * from Table "); this is may be wrong. When CommanType is StoredProcdure, you have to give the stor proc name: though u are setting CommandText later check it out. The culprit i feel is ExecuteNonQuery(). it should have been ExecuteQuery()
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Hi, this also works dgv[ hti.ColumnIndex, hti.RowIndex ].SelectedIndex = -1
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Recompile his code as a dll/dlls. Now include reference those dlls in your code. You might have to make some minor changes to compile it as a dll. (All this on the assumption that his code is currently compiled to an executable, you have good understanding of his code)
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Hi Diablo, I assume you have not renamed the file web.config to something else. In case you have renamed it, make it as web.config. If it is alright, I don't see any issue with the .config file. Might have to dig a bit little deep to find a fix.
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Use a dataset, bind it to grid. Once you are click the save button, use the data in dataset to save in the database. //Binding datagrid with dataset { Dataset dsData = New DataSet() //Load columns/relevant data into dataset LoadData(dsData); dataGrid.DataSource = dsData; dataGrid.BindData(); } //Saving to database on savebutton event. { SaveData(dsData) }
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For a web application this is not the case. Check the following link for detailed article on web.config. http://www.sitepoint.com/article/web-config-file-demystified The section relevant to this check "A Few Other Issues" " * A Web application can contain more than one Web.config file. The settings in a file apply to the directory in which it's located, and all child directories. Web.config files in child directories take precedence over the settings that are specified in parent directories. * Web.config files are protected by IIS, so clients cannot get to them. If you try to retrieve an existing http://mydomain.com/Web.config file, you'll be presented with an "Access denied" error message. * IIS monitors the Web.config files for changes and caches the contents for performance reasons. There's no need to restart the Web server after you modify a Web.config file. " Coming to the original issue, can you post your web.config file.
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Hi Jaya, One way is to use Remoting. You can also use MSMQ. There might be more ways of doing this. The best way needs to be figured out based on your application requirements.
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Hi Richie, Check this link from oriely. Pretty detailed on webservices. http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/prognetws/chapter/ch02.html If you are using VS.NET "The deployment process in Visual Studio .NET is as simple as choosing the Build Solution option from the Build menu item (or pressing Ctrl-Shift-B). But, in order to take advantage of this two-click deployment, you first need to properly configure Visual Studio .NET to be able to deploy to your instance of IIS." If you are deploying a WS other wise check this section in the above link "Deploying a Web Service Directly to IIS"
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Hi Jimmy, Check the following site, I guess it should meet most of your requirements. PHPGEdView: http://www.phpgedview.net/ Hope this works out for you.
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