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- Killing Process SUsing WMI
- hiI am working killing a process using WMI iam using the following code . HRESULT hres;BSTR ClassName = SysAllocString(L"Win32_Process"); /* YOU NEED TO CHANGE THE NUMBER VALUE OF THE HANDLE PROCESS ID TO THE CORRECT VA
- Discussion threads 2006-11-16
- Terminating process using WMI
- I am trying to terminate a process using WMI iam using the folowing code for terminationBSTR ClassName = SysAllocString(L"Win32_Process"); /* YOU NEED TO CHANGE THE NUMBER VALUE OF THE HANDLE PROCESS ID TO THE CORRECT VALUE OF T
- Discussion threads 2006-11-15
- XML RPC Call
- I need some help making a RPC call to a database grabing a value from the returned results and making another call with that value and take 3 or 4 values from that call and insert that into a table in my database.At the moment I have figured out how...
- Discussion threads 2006-01-11
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- Working with the environment in .NET
- While .NET applications usually reside on aWindows-based machine (Monoprovides non-Windows support), the version and other systemcharacters will vary. For instance, you may need to access thecurrent machine's name, folder locations, operating system version,current user name, and so forth. The .NETFramework provides the answers within the Environment class locatedin the System...
- Technical articles 2005-07-18
- Do comments slow down PL/SQL?
- I'm not sure where this started, but at work there's this rumor going around that if you put too many comments in an Oracle PL/SQL package, it impacts performance. That is, the more comments in your code the slower it runs. I could kind of understand if...
- Blog posts 2007-09-22
- Working with the environment in .NET
- It is often important to know the details of the environment in which an application is running. The System.Environment class makes it easy to get these values. Here's how. While .NET applications usually reside on a Windows-based machine (Mono provides non-Windows support), the...
- Technical articles 2005-07-18
- Utilize XML-RPC in Perl
- This article originally appeared as a Web Development Zone e-newsletter.By Phillip PerkinsXML-RPC is a spec and a set ofimplementations that allow software running on disparate operatingsystems and in different environments to make procedure calls overthe Internet. XML-RPC is designed to be simple to use. Infact, the actual...
- Technical articles 2003-09-29
- XML-RPC lets you set up Web services in minutes
- As the canon of Web service-related specifications begins to resemble the U.S. tax code, it’s helpful to remember that you have the original XML communications protocol to fall back on when you want to get a service up and running quickly. XML-RPC remote procedure call was developed in the late...
- Technical articles 2003-06-10
- Look inside the Java Reflection class
- Java Reflection is a technology that looks inside a Java object at runtime and sees basically everything about the object that you would know at compile time. Discover the basic techniques involved in Reflection. Java Reflection is a technology that looks inside a Java object at runtime and...
- Technical articles 2006-11-08
- Web Service Enhancement 2.0 Attachment Problem
- I am doing a application which transfers Voice file through Web Service.Using WSE 2.0 in .Net Framework 1.1I can attach and send voice file from my application up to 4MB size if the size is large exception throws.Error :"System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapException: There was an exception running the extensions specified in the config...
- Discussion threads 2008-08-27
- Web Service Enhancement 2.0 Attachment Problem
- I am doing a application which transfers Voice file through Web Service.Using WSE 2.0 in .Net Framework 1.1I can attach and send voice file from my application up to 4MB size if the size is large exception throws.Error : "System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapException: There was an exception running the extensions specified in the...
- Discussion threads 2008-08-27
- Kill a process by Name using WMI
- Hey,Im trying to kill a process by name. I have used the msdn example code ofkilling a process by pid. I wrote a method to get the pid using the name ofthe process, and its working fine till i get the pid and store it in avariable called ProcId.The problem...
- Discussion threads 2009-04-20
- Include data in ASP.NET pages with data binding
- If you are familiar with classic ASP, the declarative databinding syntax introduced in ASP.NET will be familiar to you even though thefunctionality is vastly different. Data binding expressions are the code yousee between <%# and %> characters in an ASPX file. The expressions allowyou to easily bind controls to data...
- Technical articles 2006-07-10
- Research client financials and business environment before signing on
- Finding out about a client's financial and business information can help a consultant determine if it's too risky to accept a contract offer. Here are some ways to get detailed financial information on what could be your next paying client.Few things about a potential contractor will impress a client more...
- Technical articles 2001-10-29
- Include data in ASP.NET pages with data binding
- ASP.NET provides numerous ways to retrieve, format, and display data. Get more details about one such choice: declarative data binding. If you are familiar with classic ASP, the declarative data binding syntax introduced in ASP.NET will be familiar to you even though the functionality is vastly different....
- Technical articles 2006-07-10
- RuntimeException Plus 1.0 (Mac)
- A REALbasic module that extends the built-in RuntimeException class to better support collecting a stack trace from a built application. It adds the following methods and "properties" (they're really methods, but they behave like properties) to RuntimeException: Method: CascadeMethodName as String Escalates the RuntimeException to the next-highest level exception handler,...
- Software downloads 2005-01-24
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