Thank you!

And then "hwndFocus" will contain the hwnd of the curently focused control? Thanks!

Can you please give an example? Suppose I have a HWND of a window (GetForegroundWindow()) and wnat to get it's focused child. How would I do that? Thank you.

Yes, it's in a different program.

Hello. I have the hwnd of another window and I am trying to get the text. I know how to get text from another window (WM_GETTEXT) but I don't know hot to get the text from the currently focused control in that window. Unfortunately GetFocus() won't work so I am out of ideas.. I would even try using EnumChildWindows, but I don't know how to find out if a particular control is focused. Can anybody help? Thank you in advance.

You don't need to plug another hard disk in to recover the files on the old one. Come on. You just need a nice linux based live cd. Slax[^] is great for the job and it has a nice and easy gui. And it requires no install whatsoever, it'a a live cd. Check it out :) Cheers.

I might as well archive the project and attach it :laugh: But anyways. I don't mind:)private System.Byte[] buffer=new Byte[1024]; private void SetupReceiveCallback(Socket _sock) { AsyncCallback receive=new AsyncCallback(OnReceive); _sock.BeginReceive(buffer,0,buffer.Length,SocketFlags.None,receive,_sock); } private void OnReceive(IAsyncResult result) { try { Socket _sock=(Socket)result.AsyncState; int stop=_sock.EndReceive(result); String str=System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetString(buffer,0,stop); MessageBox.Show(str); process(buffer,stop); SetupReceiveCallback(_sock); } catch { MessageBox.Show("Out"); this.Close(); } }
So? :laugh:

The thing is that it's a lot of code.. Anyways, let's see... :) The BeginReceive sock.BeginReceive(buffer,0,buffer.Length,SocketFlags.None,receive,_sock); The EndReceive int stop=_sock.EndReceive(result); Is it not correct? :confused:

But I already showed more than enough. Since I am able to transmit messages between the server and the client THERE IS NO PROBLEM HERE. Anyway, the server uses fprintf and the client uses BeginReceive - EndReceive (IAsync bla bla). The problem is the way I am handling the array of bytes coming from the server. I suspect EndReceive thinks that a 0 means \0 (as in end of string). So it stops there. I don't know why this happens..

Okay then. Here is the server memcpy(msg,&type,1); memcpy(msg+1,&nr,1); memcpy(msg+2,&online,1); memcpy(msg+3,&p,sizeof(p)); type is 2, nr is 4 online is 0 and p is "Hello world". And on the client I get some unrecognizable characters (those squares you sometimes get). BUT, when online is 1 the string stays in one piece.. What am I supposed to make of this?

Ok here is the problem. I am developing a server in C and a client in C#. The server send streams of data to the client, and the client is responsible for decoding and interpreting these stream. So, if I send a simple "Hello world" from the server to the client, it works. If I send a byte representing an integer (I use memcpy) I can decode it in the client. But, the problems start when after some integers, I also put a string. If I put 2 bytes, each representing some number, I am still able to decode the string that follows using: System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetString(buffer,2,length) But if I say 3 bytes, and then the string, I don't get anything (yes, I said buffer,3,length to reflect the server changes), I get garbage.. Can anyone please help me? Thank you.

I did it. Just omit the first 78 bytes from the file. After this wonderful solution, I believe I won't let anyone persuade me again into writing aspx. Why I don't like aspx.

I looked into the source again and I tried Response.OutputStream.Write(imagedata,78,1000); But now mozilla doesn't say the immage cannot be displayed, it just doesn't print it.

There isn't, and more, I say response.Clear(); before BinaryWrite()

Yes, it's bmp

Oh come on guys, do I ask that much? I'm sure you know, it's not hard, it's just that I get a picture that "cannot be displayed" and when I look inside (with mozilla) I see /���� ���!�ÿÿÿÿBitmap Image�Paint.Picture�
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�� and more stuff just like that. What am I doing wrong? OleDbCommand command=new OleDbCommand("SELECT imagine FROM produse WHERE produse.cod_produs=10",dbconn); Byte[] imagedata=(byte[])(command.ExecuteScalar()); Response.ContentType = "image/bmp"; Response.BinaryWrite(imagedata); :((

Please, anybody, I need to display an image from an access database. Can you show me how? I can't seem to get any of the example I've found to work

Hello. I have a ms access database (mdb) and I want to access it from asp.net, c#. I can access and display normal fields with OleDb. I need to display an image stored in the database. I have googled around a lot, but I can't seem to find something that just works. Please help me. Thank you in advance.:)

Thank you verry much. I found out that the function runs in a new thread (or something like that) and to call a function in the main thread I would use invoke a few hours ago. Still, thank you very much, I'm so happy the program works now :D Cheers :)

Thank you verry much :)