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Hi there, what does the restriction in red mean? Also, could anybody recommend a good reference site for these schema syntax?
Thanks!
:afrog:
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hi there,
Has anybody ever implemented WS-Security with SSL?
WCF Client connecting to a Java server.
We want to have the BinarySecurityToken and signature elements in the SOAP security...
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Thanks ComputerJy.
Have been reading through and its really useful :)
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Hi Guys!
Not developed for a while now...
Was wondering how I can make an application that can run in Java on a phone with Java support.
Any good tutorials or primers you can recommend?
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Hey mendhak,
I don't really need it and am happy to use the class that is instantiated... just seems like I cannot read the second parameter... (can read the first one fine :P)
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Oh, just for clarity... the response sample I posted was from a monitoring tool that I have installed...
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Hmmm...
I am using the .Net web service and it does not allow me to have access to the underlying soap response... no access to the XML!
I can only specify the XML class and the .NET framework...
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Hi,
I submitted a request to a web service and retrieved the response.
The response contains 2 parameters... However, I can only see the first one.
Any tips?
Below is the class I am using...
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Hi,
I have a .NET component that runs inside a web page.
It is fairly big. Is it possible to set IE to just cache the component and not download it every time a user goes to the site?
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Are there any free libraries for handling xml in vb6?
Thanks!
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Hey Sgt-Peppa,
Yeah, I tried to validate afterwards and the XML instance is not valid.... e.g. some of the data should only be 10 long, but XML-Spy just ignores this and puts in a long decimal...
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Hey guys,
Is there anything in the .NET libraries that will let me create a full XML file from an XSD? (Including elements for optional elements...)
I have tried to use:
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Penagate & Sgt-Peppa,
Thanks for replies.
I have also tried XML Spy, but it is not creating the XML files properly... unfortunately, it does not create a complete structure.
Am going to try...
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mmm... ok
What I want to do is automatically create an XML file that conforms to the XSD.
Not sure if this analogy is useful, but if the XSD was a class then I would like to instansiate it.
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I want to create a sample XML file from an XSD file...
Any recommended freeware that could do this for me?
(Want to create some test data)
Have already tried using Eclipse and had some...
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What does the "^" symbol mean in the following context?
String^ folder = "C:\\";
array<String^>^ dir = Directory::GetDirectories( folder );
Cheers!
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Sunburnt,
thanks for reply!
Turns out that it was the function that I was passing the struct into... it was not populating the structure and also, when it did populate the structure it was not...
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How can I use a struct in managed code?
Have been hammering away thinking that I had some syntax error, but looks like some kind of marshalling was needed :P doh!
e.g.
typedef struct...
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This is one of those things that I do not have a full grip of and have been ignoring for quite a while... what is the relationship between stdafx.h and precompiled headers?
I have had many times...
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I am using a PictureBox (c++ .NET project) to display images but would like that image to update whenever the underlying image is updated...
Sounds like a task that would be pretty common...Is...
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Not sure if this is because I am using arrays of a type that is unmanaged, but I find that I have no problems when I use the following syntax :)
unmanagedClass** arr_uClass = new...
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What is the syntax to create managed arrays of unmanaged objects?
I am currently using:
unmanagedClass* arr_uClass[] = new unmanagedClass*[20];
But this is saying:
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I guess I could always try and slot all the controls into an array during the form's load event...
Cheers for idea :)
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I have chosen a project using:
File -> New -> Project
Visual C++ Projects/Windows Forms Application(.NET)
So I guess, it's a "Managed C++" project now...
I've tried to add a class with:
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twanvl,
The Form that I am using is from managed code so the constructor changes automatically whenever I change something in the designer (i.e. all the code I add in manually will disappear :P). ...
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When I drop a set of controls (e.g. System::Windows::Forms::PictureBox) onto a Form is there anyway that I can cycle through these controls using something like a For loop? E.g. to set the "Text"...
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would have taken me forever to have worked those out...
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not that straight forward since "const char*" is from unmanaged code and System::String is from managed code...
Answer appears to be here:
http://www.winterdom.com/mcppfaq/archives/000111.html
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How can I create a "const char*" from a System::String?
(Something like the old CString's aString.GetBuffer(aString.length())...)
Cheers!
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getting little dizzy here :P
so, I think I'm working in Managed C++ then....
Anyway, thanks for comments jmcilhinney
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I put code in my Form's InitilaizeComponent method to declare an event and it always disappears when I change the form design... There is a warning in comments above the method declaration that asks...
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mouseDown() event on the picturebox control :)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpref/html/frlrfsystemwindowsformscontrolclassmousedowntopic.asp
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I want to have an image displayed and then have the user click on the image and be able to read the cursor position... any recommendations on which control I should use?
e.g. if it's a 100 X 200...
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Hack & Sunburnt, thanks for the links and information. I think that I AM using managed c++... I think i chose to only install C++ support for my Visual Studio when I installed it.
Getting a tad...
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hmm.. so am I using managed C++ or C#?
The files that are saved are defaulted as .cpp, but the project has items such as "using namespace System;" which appears to be C# syntax...
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OK, I am using Visual Studio .NET 2003 and chose a:
Visual C++ Projects-> .NET -> Windows Forms Application (.NET)
So I guess it's C# :)
Ok, well that's a start then... the right language. ...
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Not too sure.. I'm a little confused. As far as I can tell, I am using "C++ .NET"... rather than C#. Is there such a thing? Or am I really using C#? :P
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Just beginning to delve into C++ .NET and syntax feels a little different to "regular" c++...
System::String *aString = new System::String("TestString");
delete aString;
2 things... the...
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