Archive for the ‘C#’ Category

.NET Service Applications

Tuesday, February 7th, 2006

This is more for my personal reminder.

I’ve looked this up twice, I need to finish my “kosh kdb” (Kosh Knowledge Data Base) which I was working on, and someday will finish….

To install your service manually

1. Access the directory in which your project’s compiled executable file is located.
2. Run InstallUtil.exe from the command line with your project’s output as a parameter. Enter the following code on the command line:

installutil yourproject.exe

To uninstall your service manually

* Run InstallUtil.exe from the command line with your project’s output as a parameter. Enter the following code on the command line:

installutil /u yourproject.exe

Tip You can launch Server Explorer, and verify that your service has been installed or uninstalled. For more information on launching Server Explorer, see Accessing and Initializing Server Explorer.

Note The Servers node of the Server Explorer is not available in the Standard Edition of Visual Basic and Visual C# .NET. For more information, see Visual Basic Standard Edition Features or Visual C# Standard Edition Features.

Space Daemon UDP

Wednesday, January 25th, 2006

I have a fair bit of work to do, but when I get stuck coding I like to go off an finish or improve something I started a while ago.

So I rewrote my “space daemon” for my home network.

I was working on a udp based “system status” service for my windows / linux boxen a while ago, this was just a step towards it.

I’ll leave the geeky detail off the main page, ooh brb Kernel COmpile finished,

rebooting.

.NET and PHP SOAP Applications

Wednesday, August 24th, 2005

I have been wanting to try my hand at SOAP between .NET and php (since my xml retreiver works, but I hate the issues I have with latency.

I haven’t found anything concrete, but i’m sure some of the modules I have included in the project have memory leaks, which by now I thought .NET was like delphi and it was *hard* to create any kind of dodgy leaks.

Anyway, i’m linking this more for my own records, but hey, if anyone actually reads this site … i’ll probably fall over.

Taskbar Notifier

Friday, August 12th, 2005

EDIT: Taskbar Notifier like the outlook or msn messenger “slide up” windows.

I spent a good 20 minutes thinking of the words to search for almost EXACTLY this in google.

It’s a class for use in C# that displays a taskbar notification.

In the morning i’ll read up on the licensing / allowed use, I might use it for my little utility i’m making for work to notify us when new tickets need to be answered.

It’s more reliable that either a refreshing screen, or user activated checking.

I might make a pocket pc version later to work with wifi and destinator.

BTW, i’ve come to the conclusion, that GPS units are NOT for “a trip to the shops” they’re more like a “i’m going somewhere i’ve never been and cbf’d looking up directions”

I don’t know how many times i’ve ended up going the wrong way because of a misinterpreted “turn right” or “turn left”