Not really.
The documentation only tells me what it is suposed to do.
But i'm inclined to believe that it's an array of bytes.
I can get the ObjectHolder to be inialized, but i don't seem to get what i want.
I'm believing (still not sure) that this is a web service developed in .NET, and i'm...
Hi Dian.
This specific method of the web service is designed to return the bytes of an image file, so that the image can be written on the client side.
Does this help?
I still haven't tried the ObjectInputStream, but i will...
Thanks.
Hi everyone.
I have a web service client that is returning me this object.
How can i use this object?
The web service is returning an image bytes for later writing. But i'm not being able to do anything with this.
Can anyone help, please?
Thanks.
Canelas
You'll only be able to retrieve the identity of the person accessing the web app, if that person is logged in on the server. If the IIS authentication is turned off, then no authentication will be required, and therefore, no identity will be provided to the web app. The web app will have to know...
Yes... the temp table is probably being dropped.
If you allow the query to finish normally, do you get any error?
Temp tables act as if they were normal tables while they are in memory. But after they get dropped, you can't recover that same table.
but when I copy the code to a server and access it"
What do you mean by this?
Did you published the page on a web server?
If you're accessing this page on a remote server, without authentication, the server won't know who you are.
Hope it helps.
Good luck.
I got it to work.
For some reason, the path attribute of the cookie was being set.
The cookie was being created by me in a JSP page. As i wasn't setting the path value myself, this atribute was being set automaticaly. I got it to work by setting the path to "/".
Thanks anyway.
Hi everyone.
I'm trying to read a cookie inside an .aspx page but i don't seem to be getting there.
Here is my code:
try
{
HttpCookie cookie;
cookie = Request.Cookies.Get("name");
Label2.Text = cookie.Name;
}
catch (Exception...
Oh, and by the way...
The error description, on the left side of the status bar in the parent window, is an "access denied" error. This error only appears after i try to run the javascript function.
Thanks.
Hi everybody.
Need a little help.
I have an aspx with a link button that opens a new window. The content for this page isn't always the same size, and while the contents of the new page isn't bigger than the window size, the script works fine. However, if the new page contents don't fit in the...
2. So, I can't get "outdated" reference in C# like I could in for instance C++? Or there are cases where code similar to above produces invalid reference later ?
I don't think that this could happen. However there are two things that could happen, depending on the objects.
Either, you pass...
connection = DriverManager.getConnection(url, username, password);
Compare the versions of the jdbc drivers.
The app is finding the drivers, but it doesn't recognise the method.
I had the very same problem with my jdbc drivers for SQL Server, and i had to change the sintax for the connection...
Hi there!
I'm not following the idea on point 1.
base() is the contructor for what? Is it for another object?
On point 2, the owt is released as soon the using statement ends, because it's defined inside the using statement. Kind of like the for statement. If you have for (int i=0; i<1000;i++)...
Oh... by the way... the web service is behind a firewall.
I think i need to authenticate myself in the proxy server but i really don't know how to do this.
Thanks.
Hi everyone.
I have a web service written by me, that calls another web service.
Thing is... when i make a request, i get the error...
"System.Net.WebException: Unable to connect to the remote server ---> System.Net.Sockets.SocketException: A connection attempt failed because the connected...
Better yet.
If you just do this:
active=Boolean.parseBoolean(active[2]);
the you won't be needing to the if statement. This parser will automatically compare the string in the active[2] with the string "true". This comparison ignores the string case, and if active[2] equals "true", then it will...
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