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• VS 2005 automatically deleting dlls?

  Hello, I have three projects (A, B and C) in one solution. B is the main start-up project and A and C are referenced by it and it is setup so the A.dll and C.dll are copied to B's bin folder. When i build the solution, A.dll is created in it's bin folder (as expected) and the same version is created in the B's bin folder along with the others. Now this is a vb project and contains some methods. When i run the project, the A.dll file exists in B's bin folder, but only until some methods

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by Flintronics on 10/29/2008
  Filed under: dll files missing deleted bin solution

• Which button to highlight?

  Hello, I have a couple of buttons on a page and whenever the page is loaded, one button is made "active". By "active" i mean if i enter some text in any text box and hit "enter" then it will select that "active" button. I want to change this so when a cursor is placed in a text box then a particular button be made "active" so when they hit enter, it will execute that button's vb and not the default one. Thank you.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Flintronics on 10/8/2008

• Re: Which port does system.net.mail use?

  Thanks Dave but i already tried to Telnet and it worked fine. Also, as far as service running on it, the whole reason for that system is to act as a smtp server and i could also connect to it using outlook and send mail so we can rule that out. I am now wondering if it is actually something to do with EnableSsl property. When i have that as "true" and try to connect to google using port 465, it doesn't work but the same properties work if i use Outlook as a client. Just like the problem

  Posted to Enterprise Services Integration (Forum) by Flintronics on 10/8/2008

• Re: Which port does system.net.mail use?

  Just one more thing to add: When i use Outlook to connect to google's smtp, i select the option "Enable SSL" so port 465 and it works. In my application however, when i say "smtp.EnableSsl = true" and set port to 465, it doesn't work, i have to change the port to 587 for it to work. I am not sure why this is but it seems like the statement "smtp.EnableSsl = true" is not doing it's job. ??

  Posted to Enterprise Services Integration (Forum) by Flintronics on 10/7/2008

• Re: Which port does system.net.mail use?

  Hello, That is for setting the port value on the remote computer. I was being bit stupid with that question so ignore that. :D Here's what i should have asked: I can connect to the smtp server using outlook client on my computer but when i use the application i get the error that i mentioned in the first post. Here's my code: 1 2 Dim Message As New MailMessage 3 4 Message.From = New MailAddress( "myEmail" ) 5 6 Message. To .Add( "sendEmail" ) 7 Message.Subject = "Work

  Posted to Enterprise Services Integration (Forum) by Flintronics on 10/7/2008

• Which port does system.net.mail use?

  Hello, I am writing a small program that connects to a SMTP server to send emails. I use the system.net.mail class so mailmessage, smtpclient, etc. When i try to connect to the smtp server let's say xxx.test.com, port 465, i get socket errors: Send Email Failed.System.Net.Mail.SmtpException: Failure sending mail. ---> System.IO.IOException: Unable to read data from the transport connection: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host. ---> System.Net.Sockets.SocketException

  Posted to Enterprise Services Integration (Forum) by Flintronics on 10/6/2008

• Downloading a file

  Hello, I am trying to download a file that is created from some data. The file is created on the fly and stored in a folder and then is accessed via a direct link provided on the web page. When i click on the link to download the file, i get this error: The page cannot be displayed The page you are looking for is currently unavailable. The Web site might be experiencing technical difficulties, or you may need to adjust your browser settings. ...... It looks like a directory settings, is that it or

  Posted to Migrating from ASP.NET 1.x to ASP.NET 2.0 (Forum) by Flintronics on 9/16/2008

• Re: What is the default information for SMTP in VS .NET (VB)

  Hello, the SMTP server is hosted on the same computer as the application. Will the .net 2003 just use those? Port and server name (IP) doesn't need to be explicitly specified? In VS 2005, it won't let you compile without specifying the server name in the code. Thanks for you reply, btw.

  Posted to Migrating from Visual Studio .NET 2003 to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by Flintronics on 9/3/2008

• What is the default information for SMTP in VS .NET (VB)

  Hello people, I am wondering what are the default server address and port number that are used in VS .Net 2003. I am porting an application and i can't that information anywhere. I know it's specified in code or web.config in VS 2005. Also, when i run the application and send email through it, it works even when port 25 (local SMTP server is running on) is blocked?? How is that possible? I also received the mail fine. Thank you for your help.

  Posted to Migrating from Visual Studio .NET 2003 to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by Flintronics on 9/3/2008

• Connects to oracle database in debugging mode but doesn't when hosted on IIS

  Hello all, I have an application that connects to oracle 9.2 remote database and retrieves data on the ASP development server (debugging) but once i publish the website and host it on IIS it doesn't connect. Everything is done under one username without administrator privileges. If i change the account to a username with admin access even in the debugging phase, the application won't connect to the oracle database. Is there some admin variable i have to change so this admin user can access

  Posted to Oracle (Forum) by Flintronics on 8/5/2008