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Can anyone please help me with this?
I would like to read and parse a remote json and print it in a list box in Windows 7 Phone.
I googled and couldnt able to find an apt answer which works for me.
It would be good to get some tutorials or some code samples.
Thank you,
JSON.NET is a mature library for parsing JSON and has specific support for Windows Phone 7.
If you look on the json website (http://www.json.org/) you can find a list of libraries currently available for parsing JSON in C# and a link to how to create a parser yourself, if you would like to do that instead.
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I'm working on a a thesis and I'm in need of a QR-code scanner using a webcam..
I searched and the library is paid.
I need a tutorial or a source code to finish this. I prefer a tutorial so I can learn it, not just download it and run it.. any links that can help me will do!
Please please..
https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsapps/Capture-QR-code-in-Windows-f665a28d
check this example. This solution use a nuget package and it's free.
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I am looking forward to build a web Based RDP client for one of my projects. Unfortunately, I could find only one Open Source project for this i.e. Guacamole.
I tried to go through the documentation, but It was written in some alien language. I am a C#/ASP.net/jQuery developer and the documentation is pretty confusing to me.
I did not find any install package for Windows in the documentation, neither I found any compiling methods for windows.
Is there any alternative to Guacamole for windows ? I'd prefer C# based back end over HTML5.
If not, please tell me about windows documentation of Guacamole.
Any help would be highly apppreciated..!!
Thank you..!
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G'day.
I just want to write a simple application about XML and ListView Control with C#.
Any good tutorial? thank you!
Simple? With XML? And a ListView? Good luck.
However, this link shows how to start using an ObjectListView, which is a wrapper around a standard .NET WinForms ListView. In the demo of ObjectListView, the "Data" tab show how to load an XML file into a DataSet, and then show that DataSet in a DataListView (which is a data bindable version of an ObjectListView).
That should be a start, at least.
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I'm trying to figure out the best way take a ics file and convert it into a format I can put into a database. Can anyone recommend how to do this?
There's an example of parsing iCalendar files. It is based on the DDay.iCal library.
The commercial .NET library Aspose.iCal does the job
http://www.aspose.com/community/blogs/salman.sarfraz/archive/2008/11/21/where-is-aspose-icalendar.aspx (used to be http://www.aspose.com/categories/file-format-components/aspose.network-for-.net/default.aspx)
Or this open source parser (didn't try it)
http://sourceforge.net/projects/icalparser/
And this online iCal validator comes in handy
http://severinghaus.org/projects/icv/
Regards,
tamberg
I used https://github.com/der-Daniel/ical.NET which is also available on Nuget.
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Am looking for C# open source NMEA parser.
Well, I'm not familiar with it myself, but some quick searches show one on CodeProject, which links to 2 other such, here and here. Any of those help?
check out sharpGPS . there are several other gps and nmea related projects o codeplex too
FWIW, it's not hard (10-40 LOC) to parse the basic ones your self. If you find you need to do this, here is a link with some useful info.
One more (support several devices)
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/279647/NMEA-sentence-parser-builder