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Help With LINQ statement
I need some help with my linq. I am not that familiar with it. Here is what i have: var categories = from cat in db.Categories join clubs in db.Clubs on cat.Id equals clubs.CategoryId into ccc join catChild in db.Categories on cat.Id equals catChild.ParentId into c where cat.ParentId == (Guid)SqlGuid.Parse(parentId) select new { Id = cat.Id, Name = cat.Name, ParentId = cat.ParentId, CategoryCount = ccc.Count(), ChildCount = c.Count() }; and var categories = from cat in db.Categories join clubs in
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zawisza
on 8/24/2009
Re: Help With LINQ statement
Perfect, thanks.
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What happns when you drag a control onto your page or user control?
If you drag a text box or say some ajaxcontoltoolkit control to your page. At the top of the page you get a line that registers the assembly, right. Like this: <% @ Register Assembly ="AjaxControlToolkit" Namespace ="AjaxControlToolkit" TagPrefix ="cc1" %> And from that point on you can simply type in any control you want. You no longer need to drag it in. Now, how come if i simply type in the line above, i can't use any controls. Is there something else that
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zawisza
on 7/13/2009
Re: What happns when you drag a control onto your page or user control?
I am afraid that it does not help. I tried to type in the line manually and it does not work. The controls are not regognised. And yet if i drag them in they do get regognized.
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on 7/13/2009
Re: using web services.
[quote user="johnwsaunders3"] WSDL.EXE is correct. In the getClientParameters operation, the input is named "getClientParametersRequest", but in the binding, it's named "getClientParameters". After the "Add Web Reference", but before doing the "Update Web Reference", check to see if you have a Reference.cs (.vb?) in the web reference folder on disk. Open it up and see if code was generated for the service at all, or for this operation. Also, if
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zawisza
on 7/6/2009
Re: using web services.
[quote user="johnwsaunders3"] Look in the output window and try to find the complete error message. Why was it unable to import that binding? If that doesn't work, then use the wsdl.exe tool, not in order to produce the code, but because you'll get full error messages. [/quote] 1. There is no indication of why it was unable to import that binding. This is the entire message. As you will notice from my post it is not when the original binding is done, only when i try to update it
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zawisza
on 7/4/2009
using web services.
I am having a problem with using a web service provided by a 3rd party. http://www.humyo.com/Assets/StorageAPI.wsdl I have tried to add it as a web referance. But it does not expose any functionality. It can be accessed using PHP like this: <?php // Create the client instance $client = new Soapclient('http://www.humyo.com/Assets/StorageAPI.wsdl'); // Call the SOAP method $auth = $client->getAuthToken('email','password','API v1.0'); $atoken = $auth['authToken'
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zawisza
on 7/2/2009
Re: using web services.
here is what i do, step by step. 1. Create a new web page. 2. Right Click on Web Referances. 3. Select Add Web Refarance 4. Type in : http://www.humyo.com/Assets/StorageAPI.wsdl 5. Press Go, now i can see the list of functions. 6. Name the web Referance 'humyo'. 7. Click on Add Refarance At this point the web referance apears to have been added. 8. Try to use the referance in my code. (nothing, no inteli sense in visual studio) 9. Right clock on the web referance 10 Select - Update Web Rererence
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