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<0> Sure it can
<1> http://www.directionsonmicrosoft.com/sample/DOMIS/update/2004/04apr/0404catei.htm
<0> It can install the DLLs that it needs to function
<1> read that, the paragraph near the end titled: "System components must be installed separately"
<1> what does it mean by that?
<1> it can't install merge modules?
<0> No, it can't install merge modules.
<0> It is not an installation engine.
<0> It is a lightweight distribution engine.
<1> what if I want an installation engine?
<0> Then use an installation engine.
<1> MSI's work great for me, they just don't do the auto-update thing
<0> The whole point of ClickOnce is for apps that don't need to be installed.
<1> I just need auto-update?
<0> Apps that can be trusted.
<1> what's the best way to get that?
<0> Beats me
<1> I don't want to have to create my own installation framework...I've done that before and it was a h***le
<2> Halo_Four wake up
<3> hey does anybody have experience in using mci with vb 2005? i have an api that gives me audio but no video for divx, and another that does the opposite
<3> how can i return the titlebar's height in vb.net?
<4> how do I "click" a submit button on a webpage I'm manipulating with VB and HTML Document Controls?
<4> w00t, got it
<5> fignuts: subtract the client height from the overall height
<6> hey fellas.. vb6.. im reading a variable as long from a file i opened as binary and the byte order is reversed.. say in the file its 11.22.33.44, in my variable it comes out as 44.33.22.11... is there an easy way to get this variable back to 11.22.33.44?
<7> hey OE
<5> sj: VB reads in the same byte order it writes
<5> heya Mikey
<6> err0r - so the best solution would be to read each byte one at a time and do the appropriate math to get them in the right place..?
<5> or byte swap the long
<5> Why not write a long to begin with?
<6> i not doing any writing, this is actually an avi file parser
<5> ah
<5> So it's written in big-endian
<6> didnt know you could do byte swapping in vb6, ill try looking that up real quick
<5> sec
<5> sj: http://www.xtremevbtalk.com/showpost.php?p=817800&postcount=4
<5> http://www.xtremevbtalk.com/showpost.php?p=820654&postcount=6
<6> great, thanks! ill give it a try real quick
<6> hmm, byteswap3 (the second link) is giving me buffer overflow
<5> You mean overflow
<5> not buffer overflow
<5> And that's because of what I mentioned in post #4
<5> Read the comment above ByteSwap2
<7> sigh
<7> another "I just got .NET why cant i do what i used to do in VB6 with it" type person
<3> this makes no sense at all... i'm using mci to play a divx video... all my divx videos work fine except for in one set of them, i get no audio... although the other video players work fine
<8> HI EVERYBODY
<8> sorry bout those caps
<7> hi, dr. nick!
<8> i have a MDI interface and a notification form, i want that modification form to pop up as in the tjime that it has been configured no matter where you are in the aplication, i really don't have time to make experiments so here it goes, just tell me if its going to work. I was thinking in putting a timer in the mdi parent with a code to scan the database every second, and when the time coincides with the one configured in the db displays the
<8> vbmodal form as it was a message, now the question is: will the timer will be still rolling even if i dont have the parent form focused or it will stop when i open a mdi child???
<8> lol srry bout the long question
<7> well
<7> it got cut off
<8> really?
<5> ouch
<8> no it doesn't, it's working!!!!! It's Alive!!!!
<8> thank you very much for your cooperation
<8> i'll chill to see if a can help, i'm such a genious
<7> ...who cant spell "genius"
<8> **** it's true
<8> lol
<9> hi
<9> is it possible to run queries against a DataSet in .Net ?
<0> You can perform limited expressions
<9> Halo_Four, such as ?
<0> Dim dt As DataTable = GetDataTable() : Dim dr() As DataRow = dt.Select("Name = 'Blah'")
<0> There is no SQL support, no join support.
<9> what if i want to join two tables in the same dataSet, is that possible ?
<9> i guess not huh
<9> Halo_Four, i have been using vba to write excel applications, such as Add-Ins, etc.
<9> i was wondering what would be the advantage of using vb.net instead of vba, with regard to excel
<9> i was hoping to have more re-usable code with vb.net
<9> like some libraries
<9> or maybe dll's ?
<10> ?
<10> anyone here
<5> explain yes
<11> The answer is yes, but the more appropriate answer is, DUH!.
<10> there's no way i can use sql queries against a DataSet in vb.net, correct ?
<10> hello?
<0> You already asked that
<10> sorry
<10> Halo_Four, i have been using vba to write excel applications, such as Add-Ins, etc.
<10> i was wondering what would be the advantage of using vb.net instead of vba, with regard to excel
<10> i was hoping to have more re-usable code with vb.net, like some libraries
<0> I don't work with Office
<10> to use with excel, that is
<10> oh you dont?
<12> I was in here earlier and asked about p***ing connection requests from one winsock to another. I got that to work, but I have another question.
<5> What was the purpose of that statement?
<12> Sorry, none.
<13> morn all
<12> Okay... Is the Connect event called on a winsock control no matter which person initiates the connection?
<5> The connect event is documented
<12> ?
<5> documentation
<5> It's something one reads
<12> Oh... Sorry, I don't have enought disk drive on this computer to install the help files...
<5> The MSDN is online
<12> Good point
<5> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/VBRef98/html/vbmscLROverview.asp
<0> I doubt Connect would fire in the case of accepting an inbound connection as the connection is already established by the time ConnectionRequest fires
<12> See, that's my problem...
<5> It fires on a server
<12> Yea
<12> I guess I'm going to have to fix that.
<12> But I thought it would fire on the client, also.
<0> It fires on the client when it connects to the server.
<7> AllIn
<7> Imports System.Magic
<12> How do I do that, and y?
<5> that's right, it fires if the connect method is successful
<5> my bad
<12> Wait. I wasn't in here for a second. OnErr0r said it fires on the server, but Halo_Four said it fires on the client, too...
<5> I should have said client
<12> Then ignore what I just said.
<5> *sweat*
<7> use magic32.dll
<12> But which event should I put the code in to get the same results on the server, also?
<12> And why, MikeJ?
<0> ConnectionRequest
<12> Okay
<5> You're connected once you accept
<0> The socket is already connected by that point.
<12> Ohh... Guess I didn't think of that.
<5> Not until you connect
<5> er accept
<0> Actually it's connected prior to the Accept.
<0> The number is the socket handle.
<12> number... as in requestID?
<0> yes.
<5> hrm.. I don't think the state would reflect that
<12> I didn't know that.
<0> OE: state doesn't exist at that point because no WinSock has the SOCKET handle.
<12> State property never helped me much... Except to see which winsock control was available.
<5> Halo_Four: Sure, there's always a state
<0> BSD sockets doesn't have a facility for optionally accepting a connection. WSA adds that functionality but Winsock doesn't take advantage of it.
<0> ConnectionRequest is fired after the connection is established and WSAAsyncSelect fires the window message. Winsock.Accept takes the newly connected SOCKET handle and attributes it to the Winsock.
<12> Well, you guys are over my head now. You got me what I needed though, thanks
<0> Winsock ****s.
<5> I suppose it's sckConnectionPending before you accept
<0> What do you mean "before you accept"?
<5> One accepts in the connectionrequest event
<5> As in Accept method
<0> Yes, using a newly created socket.
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