I'm trying to get remote ip address and local ip address of the user (i.e. machine name) but i couldnt find out it. however i can see the public remote ip address.here is the little code that i have written..
<% For Each Item in Request.ServerVariables %> <tr> <td><%= Item %></td> <td><%=Request.ServerVariables(Item)%></td> </tr> <% Next %>
If I have the line adoCon.Open "DRIVER={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)}; DBQ=" & Server.MapPath("produkten.mdb") to access an Access Database local to the site, is it possible to have something like adoCon.Open "DRIVER={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)}; DBQ=http://www.somesite.com/somedb.mdb" To allow the site to connect to a db on another site/server which also belong to me?
I use the RemoteScripting with the rsproxy.class within my asp pages. I don't have problems except, when the Java console is not active in IE. Is there a way to detect from asp, if the java console is active or not ?
or, how to do remote scripting without the rsproxy ?
i have just completed the charity web site www.leahpattison.org (please give your support) and i have the news system that they can update hosted on shared hosting on a sub domain of one of our core domains leah.neue.co.uk on the main sites home page i have a scrolling news ticker in an iframe that calls a page from the 'news server' and whenever you click on a news item it pushes you onto the news server to deliver the pagesonly it keepstiming out. anyone have any suggestions? the host say 'because we host many asp sites we have a lot of traffic hitting msaccess databases, some of which do not properly close their connections' basically tough luck. is there any way i can make this site more efficient and make the news system work?
I work with dreamweaver 8. I use the tools provided within dw to create my asp features etc. I downloaded a news script to save time since its a very low budget site, but I need to customise how its displayed.
The news script connects using a Server.MapPath connection. I would like to be able to work locally using a dsn. dsn=nwnews; but I would like to be able to change that connection to work on the remote server for testing etc.
I have a Web application that uses Remote Scripting to provide dynamic data to a web page.I am testing the application in Internet Explorer 6 SP1 running on Windows XP Professional. When I use the Microsoft JVM,the application works without any problems.However, as a result of future withdrawal of support of the Microsoft JVM as a result of the settlement with Sun, I need to ensure that the application works okay with the Sun Java plug-in for Internet Explorer. This component is no longer available,and clicking on the OK button only reiterates this message. When I click on the Cancel button instead, the Remote Scripting functionality fails to work.Is it possible for Remote Scripting to be configured to work with an alternative JVM, such as the Sun Java Plug-In, or is it entirely dependent on the Microsoft version?
IM trying to put up a small database in my website and having my visitors to search it. A record of this database will have four fields: The first one will hold a number, the second one a Street name, the third a City, and the fourth a picture. The database will be searched either by the number or by the city.
We're wanting to upload files and save them to a different server on the network (Windows 2000) from the web server. The upload works fine but we cannot copy files, using the File System Object, to this other server folder.
what is required in terms of mapping and registering the folder so that the web server can link to it?
I just want to delete a file in a server by FSO. My code is:
Set objFSOD = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") objFSOD.DeleteFile Server.MapPath(".") + "Greetings" + sFileName1, True Set objFSOD = Nothing
When I check the code locally, everything is fine. I have two remote servers. When I check the code in each servers, one is fine and other is thrown a error. But the error msg is in Korean language while I'm not korean, that is why I can't read the error msg. What would be the error msg about? The sFileName1 was always correct every time I checked.
Currently we have a site that allows users to listen to mp3 files. It is creating bandwidth issues. So we want to move the mp3 files to an ISP that caps bandwidth usage. Ours is currently burstable.
Now I am able to do the following:
Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") If fs.fileExists(music_file) Then 'show music file Else 'do not show a link for file End If set fs = nothing
Is it possible to do the same thing, but on a remote server?
I have a access database on my server which my users can download it from my website. I have update.asp file which will update the database on the client. So say if there are 2 users each will download a copy of the database on to their machines.
When they run the update.asp file, the information will go to their respectively database(the one's on their machine). The architecture of the DB's remains the same but each client will have his only data. Is this possible? IF yes then, why do I get this error...
Microsoft JET Database Engineerror '80004005'Could not find file C:Test.mdb.
Localy along with VS2005 when hitting ctrl+f5 the asp application server get's launched, and the whole site works fine, now on my windows 2003 server i installed IIS, it also has apache running and that works fine but the IIS part, i cant get it to work.... i have my inetpub filder on c which has a www folder but when i copy my project to there it tells me it's unable to process the page (aspx), can somebody help me out here please.....
I did the configuration and rule statements in the server manager which now displays ASP.net working and active, but it does NOT work at all....
I was susseesful in mapping remote machine with vbscript. Now I am building the same tool with ASP .I am using the same code but its not working. Below is the portion where I am mapping the drive: Code:
I have a shell script that needs to be executed on a unix machine on our network and text output needs to be retrieved How can I make a asp.net page do it ?
is there a way to batch execute the command that I execute in the command prompt and just retrieve the outoput.
Here is what I am manually executing currently from the dos command prompt
Step 1. telnet <unixmachine>
Step 2. login <login name>
Step3. I Provide the password
Step4. once logged in to the machine I Provide the <shell script command>
The results of the script get displayed on my command window. I copy and paste the result
I have asp page needs to access remote database, I got error"The Microsoft Jet database engine cannot open the file 'Unknown'. It is already opened exclusively by another user, or you need permission to view its data. "
Could anyone show me the steps to configure permission (I tried creating IUSER_DBMACHINE local account on the database box, give this account full permission on the database folder, doesn't work.
I have a form where I want to be able to validate a field against a DB *before* the form has been submitted. After doing a bit of homework, it seems there are two general approaches: 1) Remote Scripting [using RSExecute/RSGetASPObject] 2) Using XMLHTTP/XMLDOM objects I have no experience with either, so I though I'd see what my peers are using.
If ASP can read remote file like php does.I am trying to read this weather forecast page, and only output certain line from it.I only know how to read a local file using server.mapPath()
1. I wonder, why do I need to add the following lines when sending forms through mail, using CDO component?
2. If I remove these lines and the form is still submitted as it should, and I get the mail as a result as it should, does it mean I do not need these lines?
3. In other words - How do I know if an SMTP service is installed on the local server, and not in another network (besides asking the admin)? Code:
Whenever i put in a remote location to server.map, it errors about an invalid character (the colon is what gets it. is there any way to do xml parsing remotely?
In cold fusion I had a simple script that called a CGI script on another machine (Remote location) It send a few variables, and got back a string of data that needed to be parsed through and have variables set to it.
I am upgrading an ASP app that implements javascript remote scripting. The probem is that the application works fine except when any remote scripting is called. Does remote scripting work under IIS6.0?
I'm using the code below to get the contents of a remote file on my domain. The problem is all the "£" signs are being changed to "?" signs. Does anyone know why and how to fix it.
Wish I'd found the thread yesterday before spending half the day fighting the same battle and finding a workaround. But at least it explains why my final approach worked.I set the remote folder as a virtual folder on the webserver, assigned web rights to a domain user and used fso.copyfile(server.mappath) to copy a file created locally.I'm not thrilled that access to the remote location can't be controlled at the user level this way but at least access to the calling script can. Strange though, the problem showed up during a migration. Server A had been hosting this asp page and connecting to server B sucessfully. I was moving the application to server C when I ran into the problem. All three machines are W2K, same service pack, same domain, same users, same access rights/method configuration. Go figure.
I try to get data from a database which is on an other server. I can view the files on this server via the directory "t:" from the machine the ASP pages are on.
Error: 't:Database.mdb' is not a valid path. Make sure that the path name is spelled correctly and that you are connected to the server on which the file resides.
How can I stop some one from trying to post my form from a remote site. I am getting some one cycling through usernames trying fpr passwords on a web site.
