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Re: Cannot run exe from asp.net 6 Days Ago by pritaeas Are you sure IIS is configured to allow running external scripts? Re: Cannot run exe from asp.net 6 Days Ago by lennyli > Are you sure IIS is configured to allow running external scripts? The document folder and asp file has security permission set to ALL rights for 'everyone'. In IIS, under handler mappings for .asp files, under request restriction/access, script was chosen (not execute) for feature permissions, all 'read' 'script' 'execute' are chosen Re: Cannot run exe from asp.net 6 Days Ago by lennyli > I see pritaeas has answered so I'll move to the next stage of the discussion which is to ask what you need in your web site. > > For example there is an "online notepad" which does some basic notepad work. And there are many screensavers that run from a webpage with an example at whitescreen.online . > > You can … Re: Cannot run exe from asp.net 5 Days Ago by john_111 Let me expand on what rproffitt said, by explaining why. If a webpage could run a program installed on another computer, the entire world wide web would be hacked into tiny pieces and cease to exist. No one would ever use the web, it would be so totally insecure. So web pages are prohibited from running programs on your computer. They can … Re: Cannot run exe from asp.net 5 Days Ago by Salem https://xyproblem.info/ * User wants to do X. Sometime later... > My boss just asked me to create a prototype as proof of concept. There is no specific language/tool I must use * User asks for help with Y. Initially asked... > Have a webpage with a button, when pressed, it will launch a webpage that runs a server side exe (eg, … Re: Cannot run exe from asp.net 5 Days Ago by Reverend Jim >No, Javascript cannot run/start executables on the client machine. Technically correct but there are ways around it. For example, save a file in a special folder on the target computer, which has a folder watch on that folder. The watching task could then trigger a local task. Re: Is linux your daily driver? 2 Weeks Ago by Benjamin_17 The last time I used Windows was Windows XP when I got a blue screen of death trying to install it. Since then, I have been daily driving with Linux (Ubuntu then Pop! then back to Ubuntu) since then. No real problems, yes I do not play the games I use to, but within Steam there is still quite a healthy choice to pick from. Honestly I would struggle… Is linux your daily driver? 2 Weeks Ago by Dani Linux has come a long way, but it's still primarily a server OS, correct? How many of you linux fanboys and girls use it as your primary operating system for daily tasks? How does it compare to Windows or macOS in terms of productivity and overall user experience? Re: Is linux your daily driver? 2 Weeks Ago by Salem I use it all day, every day. TBH, M$ stopped being an OS company after Windows 7 and the so-called OS just became a marketing tool to ram ever more crap in front of your face. Re: Is linux your daily driver? 2 Weeks Ago by Vince_6 I used Linux on and off for years. I was finally willing to commit to Windows 11 when it installed some updates and it went into a reboot loop afterwards. I said screw it and went back to Linux. Been using it for months as my primary OS and I am quite happy with the decision. Re: Is linux your daily driver? 2 Weeks Ago by Dani I started this thread thinking about James, DaniWeb's sysadmin, who I was surprised to hear uses Windows as his daily driver, despite his proficiency in Linux. I believe he quoted things like Linux not being ideal for gaming. I'm macOS only these days. Re: Is linux your daily driver? 1 Week Ago by jkon I exclusively use Linux on my personal PCs, currently the Ubuntu distribution. I switched from Windows between 2010 and 2012. Before that, I used Linux on a different PC for several years, followed by a period of dual booting. Thanks to WINE, I have yet to encounter software I cannot run on my PC. I believe Ubuntu has become so user-friendly that … Cannot run exe from asp.net 1 Week Ago by lennyli I have tried to read https://www.daniweb.com/programming/web-development/threads/386380/cannot-run-exe-files-in-asp-net-application but still lost in trying to achieve something. I installed the latest .net framework, and IIS on the latest updated windows 11. I wish to achieve the following: Have a webpage with a button, when pressed, it will … Re: Upgrade to Fiber internet 2 Weeks Ago by Dani Soooo ... looks like we're getting AT&T Fiber installed this Saturday. To make a long story short, very shortly after I posted this topic, we began repeatedly having issues with Xfinity service going in and out. Every time we went to report an outage, Xfinity either completely denied that there was an outage and wouldn't let us report it (… Re: Is linux your daily driver? 2 Weeks Ago by Reverend Jim I've tried loinux several times over the years on spare computers, virtual machines, and a Raspberry Pi. I gave up on all of them because it was too difficult to maintain. Now all I use it for is Live USB recovery tools. Re: Is linux your daily driver? 1 Week Ago by Reverend Jim When I ran into problems with linux I found the online help was less than helpful. The help, when offered, consisted of experts explaining things to other experts, even though I mentioned that I was anything but. All help assumed I had much more knowledge than I did. The explanations sounded like Trek techno-babble. Re: Is linux your daily driver? 1 Week Ago by Reverend Jim >Yes , that is still an issue... Many years back a neighbour was taking an evening course to become more computer literate. She was confused one day, telling me that her instructor had tried to explain to the class what "formatting a disk" meant. He talked about magnetic fields, tracks, sectors, etc. but she was still in the dark as… Re: Is linux your daily driver? 1 Week Ago by Dani Wow, I'm surprised how many people here are primarily Linux users compared to how infrequently our Linux forum gets posted in these days. Re: Cannot run exe from asp.net 1 Week Ago by pritaeas > while at the same time run the same exe on the local client pc. Not possible. Re: Cannot run exe from asp.net 1 Week Ago by pritaeas No, Javascript cannot run/start executables on the client machine. Re: Cannot run exe from asp.net 1 Week Ago by rproffitt I see pritaeas has answered so I'll move to the next stage of the discussion which is to ask what you need in your web site. For example there is an "online notepad" which does some basic notepad work. And there are many screensavers that run from a webpage with an example at whitescreen.online . You can get there. Re: Cannot run exe from asp.net 1 Week Ago by lennyli Why does the following code dont run and launch the exe I specify (eg, notepad.exe, or ribbons.scr)? <%@ Language="VBScript" %> <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <Body> <% Dim objShell Dim command Dim result ' Path to the executable command = "C:\… Re: Problem with MS Office shortcut bar 1 Week Ago by themadrastiffin The shortcut bar in MS Office may not appear, may not open or may run slowly if you restart, repair or reinstall the program. Re: Has anyone else had this Windows 11 Problem 1 Month Ago by Pokemons I have recently faced windows 11 issue. Important data lost. Running Apache Tomcat behind a IIS reverse proxy with SSL termination 1 Month Ago by riahc3 Hello Havent been here in a while but might as well give it a shot. I have several Apache Tomcat instances running on a Windows Server on different ports. They are all HTTP. The idea would be to (on the same server) install a IIS and use it a content switcher and also as a SSL terminator. This was depending on the URL, the IIS would … Re: Problem with MS Office shortcut bar 1 Month Ago by Anonymous_2133 I have always been a fan of the Office 2000 shortcut bar. It has been on my windows desktop since I got it, up until Windows 10 19H2 (RIP). If you are still looking for a replacement, try searching for "Quick Pick" by "Automation in Motion". Use the double quotes or you will have to wade through many pages of irrelevant results. Re: How to recover the data from laptop? 1 Month Ago by Reverend Jim We'll need more info. The simplest way would be to go to another computer and create a boot USB such as a linux LiveUSB, or a Macrium Reflect or EaseUS recovery USB. The last two boot into a WindowsPE OS. Howeever, if you are running Windows and have enabled BitLocker you will need your recovery key. Another way (may also need the BitLocker key)… Re: Show computer name on a label 1 Month Ago by toneewa To get the VS2010 Visual C++ Windows Forms with VS2022 to work, I did the following: With your Visual Studio Installer make sure the .NET Desktop Development and Desktop Development with C++ workloads are installed. Created mr_m.h #pragma once #include <windows.h> using namespace System; using namespace System::… Re: How old is your computer? 2 Months Ago by Reverend Jim I stick with Windows because of long familiarity at the office. After years of networking/sysadmin and dbadmin I just had too much invested in MS. Too bad OS/2 died. When we got PC workstations for the control centre operators to interface to our AGTC/SCADA system we went for OS/2. We felt it was far superior to anything from Microsoft at the time… Re: Show computer name on a label 1 Month Ago by Mr.M I'm using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 (Visual C++ Windows Form Project). Regarding the test yes it doe compile/build/run with no error. Here are the includes #include "stdafx.h" #include <iostream> #include <fstream> #include <sstream> #include <string> #include <Windows.h>…