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Maurits wrote:

Can't you get a dynamic-DNS client, and configure your mail address to @your-dns-name?

Manip wrote:

Yet you would be the first to (I need to watch my language) if you installation of "Shareware Software 1.0" was 26Mb in size.

PS - 90% of the size of the framework could be removed with compile-time libs, the framework only needs basic (low level) operations and some wrappers. Having pre-written modules in EVERY copy of the framework instead of inserted into an application is just wastful when you consider how rarly some of this stuff gets used.

Simo wrote:

ermm

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- Faulty FrontPage server extensions?

I have a VS2003 solution that I have added an existing website project to.  All works well until I close the solution and reopen it, and I get this message

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Microsoft Development Environment
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Unable to read the project file 'VaxTagWeb.csproj'. The system cannot find the path specified.
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OK  
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I can then remove the broken reference and add it again and all is well until I close the solution!

Anyone know what's causing it?

Thanks

Stephen.

Gravy wrote:

OK, so things started off as though it would be simple, but ha. When is something ever simple?

My web site uses forms based authentication. I have a few browseable pages in the vroot, then I have a Secure folder. This Secure folder is marked as requires SSL in IIS Admin.

Please try the following:

Type https:// at the beginning of the address you are attempting to reach and press ENTER.
HTTP Error 403.4 - Forbidden: SSL is required to view this resource.
Internet Information Services (IIS)

Stephen.

cpod wrote:

Have a look at the following link, it might give you some ideas.

http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/WebPageSecurity.asp

Chris.

string Port = Request.ServerVariables["SERVER_PORT];

if (Port == null || Port == "80" || Port == "443")

      Port = "";

else

      Port = ":" + Port;

string Protocol = Request.ServerVariables["SERVER_PORT_SECURE"];

if (Protocol == null || Protocol == "0")

      Protocol = "http://";

else

      Protocol = "https://";

this.BasePath =  Protocol + Request.ServerVariables["SERVER_NAME"] + Port + Request.ApplicationPath;


Also it appears you can use "~/folder/page.aspx" with server controls and <control instance>.ResolveUrl("~/folder/page.aspx") instead of resorting to
HttpContext.Current.Request.ApplicationPath + "/folder/page.aspx"

Stephen.

stefan.constantin wrote:

I am looking into using threads now .. however while checking the socket they opereate on some variables so I have to lock { } then .. but for it to be efficient I have to use something like 20 - 40 threads at once and I have to look into the race conditions.

Use the SelectedIndexChanged event from each listbox to detect when the user makes a selection from the list box and re-bind the down stream listbox/textbox controls with the correct filtered data.

Stephen

WhiskyFudge wrote:

It would be nice if there was an MS sync program for outlook or different machines on a network. Something like ActiveSync would be very nice

Once you have built an image with XP embedded, it will generate an output directory that is your install.  Just copy that to the root of a freshly formatted harddisk and change your boot.ini to point to that partion and that should be it.

The XP Embbeded (trail) tool expires after 120 days, I'm not sure what happens to the installed images, I don't think there is a time limit on them. 

http://msdn.microsoft.com/embedded/howtobuy/default.aspx

Stephen.