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Is there any open source .NET-based (no Win32 native, ActiveX, COM+ etc) library so I will can easily set up a ftp server? It is going to be a ftp server that will update a SQL Server database, and not regular files.
Thank you.
I think it is worth mentioning the Lumisoft.NET library which contains an FTP server component. I haven't used it myself but it appears to meet your requirements (100% managed FTP server library). As a bonus it is free for private and commercial use (similar to LGPL).
I am attempting to do a similar thing (FTP server getting files and folder structure from SQL database). I've been using darwen's FTP server on Code Guru.
It does have some problems, notably cross threading issues, but with a little work these can be fixed. Also of note is to check that it uses the correct format for the IP addresses.
I have found this works for connections from FileZilla, but as yet I haven't been able to connect to it directly from windows explorer. I have been unable to find anything better for free.
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/IP/AdvancedFTPServer.aspx is very good
http://sourceforge.net/projects/xfftp/
For my FTP needs I use edtFTP.
Also, something you might want to look at is FTPLib.
Both are free and .NET
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I'm looking for a standalone json-rpc server library for c#. I do already know ones that work with ASP.NET but couldn't find one that can be used as standalone.
The closes i could find was http://jsonrpc2.codeplex.com/ which is not actually standalone but works with ASP.Net.
Note: The project we are working on is standalone and we are also targeting mono framework which is the reason we are looking for a stand-alone json-rpc server.
Actually, https://github.com/Astn/JSON-RPC.NET
is a stand alone json rpc server. It just happens to have a plugin for ASP.net.
There is no dependency in ASP.net or IIS.
Check out the documentation on running a console server at that link you posted.
There is also a discussion there about hosting that server over raw sockets.
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SignalR matches those requirements:
http://signalr.net
Although its primary usage is for web, it is not required to run a web server: it can be run in a windows service or a standalone application.
Have you looked at PokeIn? It may suit your needs depending on your requirements.
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I am a newbie to IT Field.
I have just finished a small web application using mvc in C#.net (Visual Studio 2012)
And I have used SQL Server Management studio 2008 to create database.
Now I want my site to be hosted on Server.
So, my questions are :
1) Should I copy my database(.mdf and .ldf) files to App_Data? If yes then how?
2) After the database issue is cleared how to deploy the web application and
put it on the server?
Can anyone suggest me a simple nice tutorial? Or can you give me just basic understanding?
One way of doing it is
Create a database in somee.com and deploy your database over there. You can access your database in somee.com from management studio
Get your ftp access from somee.com and publish your project over there from visual studio.
thats it..
Consider this thread http://forums.asp.net/t/1903127.aspx
there are lots of article written on how to accomplish this on codeproject
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I am designing a C# application that will comunicate with na SQL Server for data keep/fetch.
This app is supposed to be used from within AND without the local network where the server will be (ie accross offices or even countries) so communicastion with the sever needs to be done over the internet.
I have setup a few tests and everything works well but now it's time to add security into the design.
With connections coming from the internet into their servers, my clientes will want the communication between the cliente app and the SQL server to be as safe as possible from net sniffers and such (ie, keep people from listening in to the data being transfered or worse, get server access)
I have read somewhere some time way back (can't find the link anymore) that SQL Server has na option for SSL connectio.
So my question is - Is this my best or even only option for security? Where can i find information/code samples on how to implement this?
Before anyone goes there - i have googled this but got no luck beyhond the information that an SSL connection option exists.
This seems to be a good article on SQL server security best pratices, it covers operative instructions and code examples.
Microsoft SQL Server Security Best Practices
I think that you have a bigger issue here with your application design though. How are you deploying and updating your apps? You probably want to have a server-side data access layer, possibly have business logic located on the server in a single location. I'd be looking at using WCF, possibly azure and web services with a thin client application.
Look into setting up encryption at the server using ssl and setting Force Protocol Encryption. Have a read of How to enable SSL encryption for an instance of SQL Server by using Microsoft Management Console
Also read this Enable Encrypted Connections to the Database Engine (SQL Server Configuration Manager)
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In our company we manually upload code on a server to make it live after testing code on a local server.
So, almost all the developers has a rights for inserting new code and updating existing code and any developer can delete/remove page or code from live.
So, I just want to keep track that which developer has inserted/updated/deleted or access the page on part of a code that is on server.
Is there any software available for uploading code on server ? Which keeps tracks of the user who has last access the page that is on server.
I want such a tool so that i can get notification that who has altered or edit code or page.
I'm not aware of anything that will watch for changes to files and record which user the process that made the change was running as.
This problem is usually solved by having (at the very least) a VCS (git, svn, mercurial, cvs, etc). This records who made what changes to the code.
It is common to run automatic builds on an continuous integration server (e.g. Jenkins CI).
Ideally those builds would generate an installable package (e.g. deb, rpm) that gets installed on the servers rather then code being copied up manually.
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I have a project, but I don't know which library that I could use for this project:
Project requirement
Log into hotmail.com
Click on each email individually and take a specific link out of the email.
Copy and add the link i want into a txt file.
I've used to try Watir with Ruby, however I would like to try C++ and C# libraries this time. Plus, non-commercial please since I'm still a student. Any idea?
Thank you,
Don't think of this in terms of logging into hotmail.com and clicking. Instead, think of it as retrieving email programmatically. Hotmail supports two standard protocols for this: POP3 and Exchange. If you're programming this on Windows, and since you tagged the question C#, I suggest using C# to access the Exchange API, which is introduced here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd637749%28v=exchg.80%29.aspx
You should be able with fairly little effort to open the emails and extract the links you want. If the Exchange API doesn't work out, just use POP3, which will be programmable from any platform.