Recent content by Trevahaha

I am running MailEnable and am trying to connect to telnet port 25 from the server itself, however it is unable to connect. I am able to connect to the server via port 25 from a client. I disabled MailEnable's SMTP (since I thought it may be the problem) and enabled the IIS SMTP, but same...

Ah yes. I see the problem now. I downloaded the W32Time from Microsoft's FTP site - seems to work, though it's still not synchronizing users between the two servers. I guess the problem is larger than I thought.

Okay. So this is weird. In my services, W32Time on the server not working says the path the executable is: c:\winnt\system32\W32Time.exe (which doesn't exist) the server that is functioning says this: d:\winnt\system32\services.exe

I've noticed that two domain controllers are unable to synchronize and I think it's because one of the servers is unable to start the Windows Time Service. None of the accounts are able to synchronize! When I type: net start w32time I get back: System error 2 has occurred. The system cannot...

Sorry.. I read up on StringBuilder... weird enough.. I still got System.Byte[] returned to the client. I can send back other strings just fine.. it sends back System.Byte[]: (length: 13) I'm just clueless. hmm.

Well.. that was server side. But it says: Cannot implicitly convert type 'string' to 'byte[]' I'm just confused why I can't get this string to work... Here's the entire method (on the server): public string getFirstString(string q) { string t=""; try { MySQLConnection conn = new...

I have a web service that is connects to a mySQL database, pulls a large text field and returns it to the client. Example: string sql = "SELECT Essay FROM essay WHERE ((EssayID)='1234');"; MySQLCommand cmd = new MySQLCommand(sql, conn); MySQLDataReader reader = cmd.ExecuteReaderEx()...

Actually... Let me clarify that. printf(""); -- or else it's not a valid XML file.

OK I got it to work.. and for future people with this problem.. it seems you have to insert the line: [code] printf("HTTP/1.0 200 OK\n"); [code] simply putting Header("Status: 200") or even header("HTTP/1.0 200 OK") does not work.

More discovery... Could it be related to the libxml2.dll? I noticed if I remove this completely.. I get the same error. Could it not be generating XML correctly?

sorry.. here's also the other stuff: server1.php <?php class QuoteService { private $quotes = array("ibm"=>98.42); public function getQuote($symbol){ if (isset($this->quotes[$symbol])){ return $this->quotes[$symbol]; }else{ throw new SoapFault("Server","Unknown Symbol...

Well how would I do that? My client script is this: <?php $client = new SoapClient("http://xxxxxx/StockQuote/stockquote.wsdl",array("trace"=>1, "exceptions"=>0)); $client->getQuote("ibm"); print "<pre>\n"; print "Request :\n" . htmlspecialchars($client->__getLastRequest()) . "\n"; print...

I've enabled SOAP for PHP and have successfully used the client side of PHP SOAP. I'm trying to get basic "stockquote server" example to work. When I try to do make a SOAP server I get the following error: The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP...

I got it from googling a BUNCH - lots of places want to charge you for it -- even the USPS! It's free from codeproject.com: http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/zipcodemapping.asp Here's the direct link to the zip file. It contains some code for mapping (VS/.net) as well as the MS Access...

Thanks cLFlaVA and TonyGroves for your suggestions. I think I'm going to stick to my original code -- it's doing okay with the 45,000ish zip codes right now, taking just a couple seconds to execute. I'd be afraid that creating a table would take extra time, since I'm only using the information...