Thank you.
Is there a smart way to manage my default path when I deploy this thing? Do I just save the root directory as an application variable? How would a real vb.net developer do it?
I am using VS2010 to develop a simple application for work. The project consists of two parts.
1. A Class (.dll) project that has general, utility stuff for the API that I am working with. This project relies on a text file for some lookup information. I use this project in other solution, and...
I have gotten a lot of good code help from this website, and I wondered if there as a smart place to share some of the fancy code I wrote to share with whomever might need it.
I am writing an object to deal with state names. Sometimes I get the 2 letter abbreviation, and sometimes I get the full name. So I am trying to write an object that lets me deal with either. But I have a RegEx problem that I have been on for too long, and I'm stumped.
Imports System.Text...
The Source of the Date comes as a SOAP Message, but I handle the date with a class VS made with the WSDL. For all is see, it is a regular VB Object with Properties like FirstName, Address, etc. A pretty standard Database Object. I never see the SOAP Message, and actually use Fiddler read it...
Uh, well that is not what I am trying to ask at all, and maybe I should have explained more.
Currently, I am dealing with this with text files that contain corresponding Property Names and using routines to parse the text in the files. I have all these text files all over the place, and all...
I am using VB.net to send XML between systems. I am using web services, and XSDs to make the classes, and that is going fine. I have one class for the source data, and many classes for where this data is destined to go.
So I have a DB object with Property firstName and I have to put that in...
My name is Jesse, and I am self taught. There is lots I do not know, but I am handy with VB in my own way.
I am developing an application that parses spreadsheets and puts the data in an DB and some of it gets turned into XML and delivered through a WebService. I can do all of that, but I have...
Duh. Nevermind. I create a Public Variable in the Form Object I am creating it, modify it based on user input, and then read it before I destroy the Form Object, in the calling procedure.
Thanks for anyone that look at this.
I am a a self-taught programmer so there are some huge gaps in my understanding about programming, but I will try to explain my problem as best I can. I have found the help on vbdotnetforums to be exemplary, and I thank any of you for your help in advance.
I am using VS2010.
I am writing a...
Thank you so much for trying to help me. I found the solution, but I wanted to ask you what you thought about it.
For the PrimaryKey Field (as well as many others) there is an (undocumented) PrimaryKeySpecified Field. There is also a ClientNameSpecified field, and ZipCodeSpecified field, and...
Thank you for trying to help me with this.
I have the webservice all set up, and I can use it for all kinds of things. Except to save a record, and the problem is, the PrimaryKey field needs a null value to recognize that it is a new record. However, the Webservice defines the PrimaryKey field...
You sort of re-expressed my problem. I have to express a null value. I am not trying to read a value, I am trying to write it.
I am not using ADO, nor am I familiar with it. Maybe that is my problem here??
I am working with a Webservice api. The primary key field demands an Integer, but to create a new record, I have to send it a null value.
My understanding is that .Net defines strongly typed, native Data Types, and the Integer is 32 Bits, so 0 to 4 Million-what-ever-it-is (unsigned). I cannot...
My name is Jesse, and I am new to these forums. I am completely self taught, so this seems like it may be an elementary question, but any help would be appreciated.
I have written some functions in VB.NET that do things like transfer property values from one object to another, or values from an...
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