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 | While it is cool to hack around and get things working, I would strongly urge you to have a look at http://php.net/manual/en/security.database.sql-injection.php with regard to how the SQL statements are being generated. Now that you are able to connect and execute the query, have a hard look on how to … |
| | Check your firewall and make sure you have opened the ports that your application is using to communicate on. Pretty certain this is your issue based on the fact it is working on your localhost fine. |
 | Have a look at a library called TopShelf. They have managed to quiet elegantly abstract all the service nuances out into a friendly interface. |
 | What you might want to have a look at is how you can safely split the application you have built into smaller services. Just because you have changed a language doesn't mean you have to change your persistence store (Database). Isolate services that can safely be transitioned to the new …  |
 | Traditionally you would identify your use cases. Upon completing this you would need to create a domain that supports the use cases. Once done with the domain you would map entities to your domain. Once that is done you would map the entities to a data structure (database tables). Upon … |
| | By virtue of the fact that you are using HTML, have you tried embedding a base64 version of the image in the img tag? |
| | I have a feeling the problem is in the Stored Proc and not your code. Might be useful to share that |
 | Just as a side note, a SOAP service cannot exist without a WSDL. Unless things have changed :) |
 | FIrst things first. Figure out how to compile a C program. Next step would be to solve each problem one at a time. 1) Figure out how to get the numbers from the terminal into the C program 2) Figure out how to get the numbers into an array 3) … |
| | Brief intro (ummm): - Software developer for +/- 10 years now - Work with C#, Java, PHP (and others just can't remember them now) and all peripheral markup languages (HTML, XML, XSD etc etc) - Enjoy collaboration, analysis, solution architecture, solution designs and patterns - Stickler for quality and maintainability …  |
| | I am incline to think that the only thing being written to the console then is the bat file. Also looking at your code you haven't told the process where to output to, I figured it might have to go to some sort of stream you can read from. Googling … |
 | Umm not sure this is what you looking for but had fun doing it [code] //Pseduo data var row1 = "1,2,3,5,6" + Environment.NewLine + "5,5,6,7,8"; var row2 = "3,5,6,7,8" + Environment.NewLine + "3,2,5,3,1"; var dataSet1 = row1.Split('\n'); var dataSet2 = row2.Split('\n'); var floatList1 = new List<float>(); foreach (var row in …  |
| | Do you perhaps have some pseudo code? Are you talking about returning multiple values? If you are talking about returning mulitple values then perhaps look at creating a class that contains the data properties you are going to need otherwise you could look at using a method which makes use … |
| | Might I suggest posting the Exception? At initial glance I am incline to say that the path to the file is inaccessible by the remote machine as C:\blah will map to your local machine. Perhaps try putting it on a share? Again this is just an initial glance that might …  |
| | This seems very similiar to your other question which is about the algorythm to use. Might I suggest resolving the algorythm and then coming back to this? |
| | Here is how to enumerate files in a directory and write their full names to the console. With a bit of modification you can add the full name of the file as the value so when selecting it you have the path to it. Rendering it to a picture box … |