Hi,
I heard that windows 7 doens't support VPN. True or false?
Because I want work from home to remote connect the company's server via VPN, but the popular OS on the market is windows 7 Home Premium.
Thanks.
Hello, I use vb.net 2005 to create a Form. Suppose the class name is Form1.vb.
And I try to find the handle of the Form in the code Form1.vb.
Private Declare Function FindWindow Lib "User32" Alias "FindWindow" (ByVal pClassName as String, ByVal pWindowName as String) as Long
' ------- many code...
Hello,I am going to get the values of REASON ID from the following codes.
Such as 6 in <REASON ID="6" Description="Cash Reason">
5 in <REASON ID="5" Description="Check Reason">
I hope using loop to get them. I am using vb.net.
Thanks.
<Pickup>
<Tender TenderID="1" TenderGroup="1"...
Hello,
May I define an empty node in a XML file then do something?
The following is vb.net code.
Dim ReasonNodeList As Xml.XmlNodeList = SomeNode.SelectNodes("./REASON_CODE/REASON")
I mean there is no such a node ./REASON_CODE
About the xsl:copy.
The <xsl:copy> element creates a copy of the current node.
Can you tell me what is the current node for the following?
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Configuration>
<Application Name="CtMenu" Type="Class" ClassName="CMenuOnly" Authorize="False" CheckPoint="True"...
<REASON_CODES>
<REASON ID="555" Description="Test" />
</REASON_CODES>
Does it be equally as
<REASON_CODES REASON ID="555" Description="Test">
</REASON_CODES>
Thanks
Thanks.
You know xsl means transforming something into xml.
If instead of using it, how to interpret the above code by pure xml?
A piece of code is enough such as <xsl:copy>Assign</xsl:copy>
Hello,
I am a real newbin for xsl.
Usually xsl is refered to xhtml or so. And the files are seperated. But how to understand this code?
The xml and xsl are merged together.
<Application Name="MgmtMenu" Type="Class" ClassName="MenuOnly" Authorize="False" CheckPoint="True" FeatureID="260">...
Hello,
Newbin question.
The following code doesn't have the end tag for APPROVAL?
Is it okay?
<APPROVALS>
<APPROVAL ApproverID="3111" FunctionID="1002" ApplID="3" />
</APPROVALS>
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