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I figured the error after coming back to office the next day. It was an error in the parameter source. I was pointing it to the wrong label! Thanks...

It ain't pretty indeed. I got it working, thanks folks!

Hi all, I've been stuck on this error for a harrowing amount of time, so I thought I'd bring my lamentations here. I'll try here to provide as much information as possible. I have two buttons with the following code in my ASP.NET page: protected void AddUsersBtn_Click(object sender...

Thanks for the link.

I got it working. Thanks for your input.

Hi, This issue has really bugged me despite looking over forums and trying on some of the methods discussed at various places on the net. I have a JScript file with some functions which I want to call upon from my code behind page in ASP.NET (C#). I have tried many methods...

Hey...I implemented a context menu using some MSDN library code. However, when I right click on an item in my Listbox, two things happen: a.) The context menu is hidden almost entirely by the Listbox. It is fired using Javascript. Is there a way I can use Javascript to work around it? b.) On...

Thanks for sharing your code. I will see how I can implement this. Any other inputs from folks? This is an urgent requirement as well...

I have a desktop application that looks like the picture present in the attachment. I want to replicate the same in an ASP.NET web application written in C#. The desktop app currently brings up a context menu for each list whenever the user right clicks on the first cell in a row (colored...

Hi everyone, I have a fairly broad question which I am not sure belongs here, so pardon me if I've put it in the wrong forum. I have a requirement for running a program (specifically, it is FreeMind, an open-source mind map creation software written in Java) automatically at regular intervals...

I managed work around this as well by rearranging my applet code a little bit. I now face a minor issue, but it is going to affect user friendliness, so I want to get to solving it. When I fire up the java applet's method to throw the file save dialog, it does it's job. But the dialog box is...

Hey, I don't want to configure anything manually on the client side. Is there a way to modify the user's policy environment programmatically? I was able to write a file to the client's system (a new one), but the same method is not working apparently for reading files from the client's file...

This thread is alive again. And that's because I attempted to add additional functionality to the java applet. Currently, I am hardcoding the location where the screenshot is to be stored and then picking it up to attach to a mail message based on the same location. There was a new requirement...

Hey, Good news! I managed to run the applet without having to modify the policy environment on the client side. I signed it and ran the code inside it as privileged code. Thanks for all your inputs. I will reach the forums again for further advice from professionals like yourself.

Addition to above: NOTE - Again, I would like to create a screenshot and save it to a predetermined location on the user's workstation and then attach this to a mail message.

Allright...so I have a log of the stack in the Java Console. It shows that the takeScreenShot() method of the java applet is being invoked, but access is denied. Here is the stacktrace: liveconnect: Invoking method: public void RunScrCap.takeScreenShot() java.security.AccessControlException...

I will try that out, thanks. I really an anxious to get the screenshot functionality working. I will report my observation to you when I get back to office tomorrow.

Addition to above: I am sure the VBScript gets invoked by the Javascript because Outlook does fire up, but without a new message being created (possibly because the .AddAttachment which has the hardcoded path to the screenshot does not exist as the applet is not doing its job).

-I have made the width and height 0. Yet, when the applet loads for the first time, it has to be clicked in order to activate it and it takes up an arbitrary amount of space until the time the user clicks on it. Is there a way to avoid that? -The applet method is not doing its job because the...

My apologies. The article that I was referring to as 'THIS ARTICLE' in my post is here: http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-06-2004/jw-0621-talk.html