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I want to obtain the geo location of users without their permission. Thus I dont want to use the javascript html5 method.
I'm more thinking of a hosted service, where we call their api and based on the users IP address they determine a rough location.
Ive been on a lot of sites that clearly do this and know roughly where your located.
Can anyone recommend a solution to this in either code or hosted solution.
This will probably help you..
http://www.iplocation.net/
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.httprequest.userhostaddress(v=vs.110).aspx
HttpRequest.UserHostAddress should get you sorted. It will get the current request's IP address.
As to the physical location, I believe you'll have to pay a service for that. Any more information would be solicitation of a service, which is frowned upon.
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I see a lot of information on using PayPal as a checkout option on your website. However, I can't seem to find any concrete information on using PayPal to pay your users. I'm looking for the correct API to do this in an ASP.NET application.
I found this on NuGet, but I don't know if it accomplishes what I need. So, which API should I be looking at in order to pay users using PayPal? Which information will I need from them in order to pay them?
The Classic API has something called MassPay. This pays anyone via PayPal (or email) but it costs up to $1 to use.
I ended up going with AdaptivePayments, which allow for direct payment from your account (therefore requiring no approval). THIS is the guide I found most helpful.
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I'm going on the process about network.
here is the phrase that occur frequently "System.Web.dll",
we all know the file "System.Web.dll" is very important to website,
but how does it exactly effect on the website,
can I continue to browser my web after I delete the file ?
what does it effect to my website ?
System.Web.Dll is old library responsible for whole http-protocol working. requests sending and creation.
You can not live without in either ASP.NET MVC or ASP.NET Web forms because it contains HttpContext - class which is responsible for client-server communications.
If you need to use not web, but networks like LAN you probably need System.Net.dll
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I am looking for a way to remotely share my screen with another computer, the main problem is that I need to integrate it into my current C# application. I have been doing research and was looking for someone who has already done this.
I am thinking from my research that I will need a piece of client software installed on the target machine to view the screen.
In theory I would like to view six separate screens from one computer and if possible have the ability to control the remote screen, just to verify I do not want to have a Remote Desktop like connection but a live view of the target computer.
Hoping someone can help.
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Ben
You may need to implement piece of remote desktop in your code. There are plenty of resources addressed this problem some of them below.
http://bobcravens.com/2009/04/create-a-remote-desktop-viewer-using-c-and-wcf/
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/43705/Remote-Desktop-using-C-NET
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10311770/
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/33979/Multi-RDP-Client-NET
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I am implementing MS-WOPI host with MS-WOPI client being Office Web Apps. I want to provide Word editing functionality and need to implement MS-FSSHTTP protocol.
I read the documentation http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd943623(v=office.12).aspx and
I also tried to fined some examples, but didn't get the success.
Could someone provide a simple example of MS-FSSHTTP implementation?
Here is a sample implementation using CobaltCore. Pretty much a combination of my answers about WOPI/FSSHTTP on this website in one project.
https://github.com/thebitllc/WopiBasicEditor
I think you're asking for the impossible. There is no such thing as a simple fsshttp server. Look at the videos on MSDN from conferences where they've discussed it. The fsshttp team estimates it will take over a year to properly build out a protocol server. It is not a project for the faint of heart.
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I wonder how to make a domain name checker (testing for availability) for top-level domains?
Eg. to check if the domain: stackoverflow.com or stackoverflow.dk is available or not.
Do I need to be subscribed to a service to do this, or is there some simple magic behind such test?
Thanks
You need to do a WHOIS lookup - see http://www.aspdev.org/articles/build-whois-lookup-asp.net/
It seems there is a protocol for this check "A Domain Availability Check". I am not sure if this is only for the german .de domains or for all domains. Maybe this will help you a little bit.
Your best bet would be to create a webRequest object to fire off a whois request. You can then parse the results from the HTML using regex. I've done this on a number of occasions and it works well (providing the underlying website doesn't change)
an helpfullweb service client
http://www.whoislookup.be/wswhois/wswhois.asmx
referance
http://www.whoislookup.be/using-an-webservice-to-access-whois-search.aspx