ASP.net help(remoting and web service)?
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Seriously, you should rethink doing this entirely in asp.net. In asp.net you should only do the security (log in system) and the application level split up (like classrooms assignment for each student, the work flow will either you have default classrooms created and then teachers connect to them and the same for students, or you give the teachers a way to create a classroom, and then wait for pupils to connect)...\n\nBut the DASHBOARD (live) that you want to create, i highly recommend you to use FLASH (as in SWF, from Adobe(formerly Macromedia Flash)). The language is very java-script like, but with its own additions.\n\nFlash together with Flash Communication Server allow you to very easily build real-time collaboration applications never seen before :) (i mean the ease of develop is never seen before :P)\n\nBecause you use .net you should also learn flash remoting using .net otherwise you will use web-services (flash can consume web-services itself)
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First get the business logic in hands or the documentation if you have, because you might need to redesign it again.\nBut if you do want to keep the client/server by it self and you know how the system works, then you can create a web services touching some of the important business logic.
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I think there is a .asp document where your web server's documents and stuff is located (usually being c:&#92;inetpub&#92;wwwfiles&#92; ).\nIf there is that document, just open up internet explorer, or whatever browser you have and type in:\nhttp://localhost/(document name).asp\n\nNote: no parenthesis are needed.\n\nThat should help you out.
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Add Debug=True to your @Page directive; also, make sure you do not have any customErrors entries in your Web.config file.\n\nWhen you create a new site in Visual Web Developer Express, it should create a Web.config file for you at that time. If not, you can right-click on the site's root folder in the solution explorer and choose Add New Item. Web config file will be one of the choices; so will be global.asax\n\nIn short, the problem is that you're not familiar with ASP.NET 2.0 and have failed to RTFM.
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Generally we write and run asp pages on either PWS or IIS. U can simply save it with its extn as .asp.
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read this article. It should give you enough information:\n\nhttp://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/052103-1.2.aspx
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you would have to query the other website, get its output and write out to the RESPONSE part.\nBasically you would create something like a HTTPWebRequest which would request the page from the server, and then return to client, however please note that this might cause a delay in response as each request will go to the other server from your server before returning the response to the client.
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This is pretty simple if u got a client server architecture.\nThere are loads of remoting softwares available at sites like www.downloadbazar.com, www.downloads.com, www.pctools.com. In those softwares there will be mainly three optons as if u want to login\n1. From command prompt as stealth as anything with out the notice of the client.\n2. From the gui in stealth mode. here actually u can even drag and drop with out the clients attentions.\n3. visible mode in which u can do the remote installations.
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Hi there,\n\nUnfortunately, the web is a stateless, event-driven environment.  This means that your web pages sit on the web server until someone requests them.  That being the case, if no one requests a page from your site for a week, then your code won't execute for a week.\n\nIf you have enough traffic, you could hack something together that would look at a global application variable every time a page loads and if the flag hasn't been set, it would go out and read the db, send the email, and set the flag.  However, this would be a HUGE hack, and I don't recommend it as it's not very reliable.  Think about it like this: what if you have two or more visitors requesting the web page at the same time--or if the first visitor doesn't set the flag before other visitors request pages?  The emails would be sent out multiple times and your clients would get spammed!!\n\nIf it were me (and I owned the web server), I'd create a Windows Service that would do whatever you need at whatever interval you choose.  This would be extremely reliable and easy to do.  However if your site is hosted, you probably won't be able to get away with this.\n\nFor a hosted site, I would probably create a web page whos only function is to go out, read your DB, send the emails, and provide a report.  Make it so this webpage is NOT LINKED to your web site in any way...you have to type the URL in directly.  Then, I'd create a Windows Service and install it on my HOME computer, to go out and request the page every day.  It's still kind of a hack, but at least it'd be a somewhat reliable hack. <grin>\n\nHope this helps!  Good luck!\n--Dan
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check how you are sendign the request.\npost / get\nsee if your sever is running properly.
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Yes you can but you've got to have an ASP supported webserver to execute that Apache mod_asp will do the trick for you :)
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I can give u a suggestion\n\ncreate a web service and a function to return some messages in XML format if the query was successfull.\n\ncall the web service from your aspx page and pass the required parameters to the function.
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http://www.diywebserver.com/\nhttp://www.devside.net/guides/windows\nhttp://www.dspsrv.com/gal/dspsrvbirth/\nhttp://www.articlealley.com/article_14426_2.html
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ASP executes on any active web server. If you're running windows XP, turn on IIS and drop the asp in inetpub. It will run.
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or if you have a windows/asp host(you can get free one here:\nwww.1asphost.com)\nand then goto www.webwizguide.com\nand download webwiz mailinglist and install that on your host.\nthis mailinglist is perfect
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The way that I would go about doing it is to use a Winsock control to make HTTP Requests. Here is a tutorial that may point you in the right direction:\n\nhttp://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=334645