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Thought I should throw the quick and easy code in there, so here you go: protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { byte[] rawPDF = new byte[Request.InputStream.Length]; string path = @"C:/testPDF.pdf"; FileStream textFilestream = new...

I was able to find this object: Request.InputStream. Thanks for your help guys! The trouble with programmers is that they get high on their own supply. -Dimandja

Once I get a reference to it I should be fine, I have been working with reading and writing these PDFs as BinaryStreams from files and databases(cool stuff, I might add). So now I just need to know how to reference the byte array being sent to the page. The trouble with programmers is that...

You had to ask.... :) We have dynamic PDFs being rendered in a page. The user will enter/change data in the PDF fields. When the user clicks the 'Submit' button on the PDF page itself, the PDF is sending itself as a byte array to the specified page. And that is where I stand - trying to...

Hi All, I am trying to retrieve the bytes sent to a page (probably use a BinaryReader). What is the easiest way to do this? I'm assuming there is some property in the Page object in which I can read from - but I don't know where to find it. I am using VS2005 .NET 2.0 C#. Thanks! Slo-No...

I would think that the default setting for .txt in IIS would be notepad. I went ahead and added it anyway, but to no avail. Thanks for the suggestion though. Slo-No The trouble with programmers is that they get high on their own supply. -Dimandja

Hi all. For a C# webapp, I'm having a hard time streaming a text file. Heres my code: DateTime fileDate = (DateTime) Session["ExportFileDate"]; Response.Clear(); Response.Buffer= true; Response.ContentType = "text/plain"; Response.Charset = ""; this.EnableViewState =...

Worked great! Thanks! The trouble with programmers is that they get high on their own supply. -Dimandja

Hi All, Can anyone tell me how to redirect to a page that is in a directory above the current directory? For example: Currently at /pages/thisfolder/thatfile.aspx want to redirect to /pages/thisfile.aspx Thanks! Slo-No The trouble with programmers is that they get high on their own...

Thanks obislavu, It works great. I did have to some tweaking. the field contains items like "Nike Brands" as well as "Nike Brands Contact" and can combine them like "Nike Brands Contact, Nike Brands". So if I looked for "Nike Brands", it would return everything with "Nike Brands" as well as...

Hi all, I am displaying a report using a DataGrid. I am using a RowFilter to get only the records I need to display. One of the fields, contains 3 different string values. I need to display that record based on if ANY of those values are equal to what the user selected from a dropdown...

Thanks for the help. Turns out if I sent an RSET command before the MAIL command it works... But the server returns that it does not know what RSET is. I hate computers. The trouble with programmers is that they get high on their own supply. -Dimandja

Hi all, I am writing a simple mail program with C++. Here is ths code: //MAIL command to server write(sock, "MAIL FROM:", 10); write(sock, this->sender.c_str(), sizeof(this->sender.c_str())); write(sock, "\n", 1); And here is the error I get when I run it: To Server: MAIL...

Thanks for the tips everyone! I'm going to throw the AT END statement in there and see if that takes care of it. Sorry to cause such a commotion! Slo-No The trouble with programmers is that they get high on their own supply. -Dimandja

Thanks for the quick reply Frederico, I'm pretty new to COBOL and have never used a SEARCH table command. Does the AT END command go where NEXT SENTENCE is? Thanks again, Slo-No The trouble with programmers is that they get high on their own supply. -Dimandja