Decoding CSLA.NET communications in Fiddler [closed] - c#

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I'd like to take a WCF SOAP request/response I captured in Fiddler and be able decode into a human readable format. The traffic I'm capturing using Fiddler is coming from a Silverlight application that uses WCF/CSLA.NET. Are there any inspectors out there that would do this (I couldn't find any in my research)? If not, could anyone point me to some resources that describe how the requests/responses should be processed so I could build an inspector to do so?

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How to validate a bitcoin address [closed]

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I am looking for a method of validating a bitcoin address which does:
Bitcoin addresses of different lengths (as they vary)
Validation through the hash of the address (which I believe is how it's done)
I am looking for ideally sample code or an open source project as I have found neither so far in C#.
There is a C# library for validating bitcoin addresses here :
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Bitcoin_Address_Utility
https://github.com/casascius/Bitcoin-Address-Utility

PLC Simulator for communication [closed]

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I want to communicate PLC over MODBUS TCP.
But I have not a PLC yet. I am waiting for coming it.
I can not find any tool which simulate PLC. Can you help me?
Recommendations isn't really what we do here, but a search for "plc simulator modbus" gives this hit: http://www.plcsimulator.org/

Using the PAQ8 compression algorithm [closed]

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I'm trying to get a working port of the PAQ8 algorithm in C#, but I haven't been able to find any. Are there any ways to get it in C# or has there not been anything made yet?
I'm willing to sacrifice a lot of speed to get the compression rates that PAQ8 promises.

An alternative for Mail.lib for accessing Gmail emails? [closed]

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I am working with C# and I have found Mail.dll from here http://www.limilabs.com/mail
which is just the perfect thing. Unfortunately it's not free. Is there any way that I can get the full thing for free ? or is there a similar library ?
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Yes, there are built in namespaces (ex. System.Net.Mail) for sending emails; take a look at this tutorial.
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SMS Gateways [closed]

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My application needs to send notification to users by SMS.
Is there any free International SMS gateways which can be used by .NET application?
Try Ozeki NG
Here's a complete C# tutorial about it:
http://www.ozekisms.com/c-sharp-sms-api/index_p_php_q_ow_page_number_e_315opt.html

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