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Re: Asynchronous Web service

Larger (and all) -- Sorry, that link that I posted above may now be dead due to a re-organization of my new site. I will try to post a new link soon. Regardless, the code that I posted in-line way above is AOK. HTH. Thank you. -- Mark Kamoski

Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by mkamoski on 11/25/2009
Re: No reading change of selection in radio button list

Have you set... autopostback="true" ...for the RadioButtonList? -- Mark Kamoski

Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by mkamoski on 11/25/2009
Re: Asynchronous Web service

Larger (and all) -- That link should be working again now. HTH. Thank you. -- Mark Kamoski

Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by mkamoski on 11/25/2009
Re: No reading change of selection in radio button list

Powder -- Please try the following working code sample. This is the code-infront... <%@ page language="C#" autoeventwireup="true" codefile="RadioButtonListPostBack02.aspx.cs" inherits="RadioButtonListPostBack02" %> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head runat="server">

Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by mkamoski on 11/25/2009
Re: Asynchronous Web service

Larger (and all) -- For a slightly updated version of the code sample, please see this link... http://www.LogicBus.net/Downloads/OneWayTestWebSite200911250807.zip HTH. Thank you. -- Mark Kamoski

Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by mkamoski on 11/25/2009
Re: Passing serialized objects to a VB.Net web service

PFriedl -- One way to do it is to make a Data Transfer Object (DTO) that is serializable to XML, which can then be passed as a string. One simple way to make such a DTO is a to create a DataSet and fill it with your object's data and then, intrinsically, a DataSet can be represented as a string. Etc. That works but it requires methods on both ends to serialize/deserialize your object into its "object form". HTH. Thank you. -- Mark Kamoski

Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by mkamoski on 11/25/2009
Re: Asynchronous Web service

Larger -- One can download all the code in that sample from the following link... http://www.kamoski.com/OneWayTestWebService200911241539.zip HTH. Thank you. -- Mark Kamoski

Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by mkamoski on 11/24/2009
Re: Asynchronous Web service

[quote user="larger_uk"] Can you give me some instructions on how to implement a one way web service call? [/quote] Create a new web service project. Put the following in the web serice code-infront, "Service.asmx",... <%@ webservice language="C#" codebehind="~/App_Code/Service.cs" class="Service" %> Put the following in the web serice code-behind, "Service.cs",... using System; using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic;

Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by mkamoski on 11/24/2009
Filed under: WEb Service, Web Services, one-way, one way
Re: data pager hiding first previous page link not working

This is just a guess. Try to do it programmatically, in the code-behind, and that may work. It may not be possible to set declaratively in the code-infront because of the way This may be due to the way it is dynamically generated. For example, it is tricky to style the pager sometimes, as noted in detail here... http://forums.asp.net/t/1223306.aspx ...so it might be something along those lines. HTH. Thank you. -- Mark Kamoski

Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by mkamoski on 11/23/2009
Re: How to iterate thru HashTable?

A key cannot be null, (Nothing in Visual Basic), but a value can be. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.collections.hashtable.aspx

Posted to C# (Forum) by mkamoski on 11/23/2009

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