September 30th, 2010 Bala Krishna Posted in ASP.Net, Asp.Net Tips, Dos Commands, Dot.Net, Tips and Tricks, Visual Basic, Windows 7, windows xp 1 Comment »
ZIP files(files with .zip extension) are well known file format used for file compression. After compression, file size can be significantly reduced and multiple files and folder can be archive into a single zip file. All zip files can be password protected to reduce risk of unauthorized access. Almost every operating system comes with built-in support of zip/unzip functionality. So you don’t need any third party application for archiving. If you are developer and you want to add zip/unzip feature in your application then you need to use available library in your application. PHP has native support for zip/unzip functionality. [...]
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March 21st, 2010 Bala Krishna Posted in ASP.Net, Dot.Net, General, Internet Explorer, Tips and Tricks, Web Technology, Window Application, Windows 7 No Comments »
Microsoft IIS is the Web Server used to develop and deploy web application based on Microsoft Technologies like ASP.net and Classic ASP. If you are developer working on Microsoft Technologies you might need to install Microsoft IIS at some point. Please note all Windows 7 version not included Microsoft Soft IIS. Please click here to make sure Microsoft IIS is a part of your Windows  7 distribution. Follow steps below for installation. You may need Windows 7 DVD between installation so keep it handy. Click on Start -> Control Panel Click on View by drop down link in the top-right [...]
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November 6th, 2008 Bala Krishna Posted in ASP.Net, Asp.Net Tips, Browser Stuff, Dot.Net, General, Tips and Tricks, VBScript, Visual Basic, Web Technology No Comments »
The ScriptTimeout property in ASP specifies the amount of run-time in seconds for a script before it terminates. The default value is 90 seconds set by IIS. Set the script timeout: <% Server.ScriptTimeout=200 %> Retrieve the current value of the ScriptTimeout property: <% response.write(Server.ScriptTimeout) %>
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September 22nd, 2008 Bala Krishna Posted in Dot.Net, Operating System Tutorial, Window Application, windows xp 2 Comments »
Command Syntax NET [ ACCOUNTS | COMPUTER | CONFIG | CONTINUE | FILE | GROUP | HELP | HELPMSG | LOCALGROUP | NAME | PAUSE | PRINT | SEND | SESSION | SHARE | START | STATISTICS | STOP | TIME | USE | USER | VIEW ] Alter net account settings with then Net Account command. NET ACCOUNTS [/FORCELOGOFF:{minutes | NO}] [/MINPWLEN:length] [/MAXPWAGE:{days | UNLIMITED}] [/MINPWAGE:days] [/UNIQUEPW:number] [/DOMAIN] Add other networked computers with Windows Domain Controller. NET COMPUTER \\computername {/ADD | /DEL} Show current server or workgroup settings. NET CONFIG [SERVER | WORKSTATION] Continues the use of service. NET [...]
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March 12th, 2008 Bala Krishna Posted in Advertising, Blogging, Browser Stuff, Crawler, Dot.Net, Internet Explorer, Internet Marketing, Online Media, Photo Sharing, Snap Shot, Web Technology No Comments »
Snap Shots now leverage with cool new technology to serve unique custom snap shot for blog post. The new technology called Snap Shots Engage. SnapShot uses Artificial Intelligence and linguistic analysis technology to drive custom snap on the basis of key phrases in blog post. By default, this same technology is enable on your site. However, you can turn it off from advance setting in snapshot My Account? area.
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March 12th, 2008 Bala Krishna Posted in ASP.Net, Browser Stuff, Dot.Net, Error Log, Events, General, Linux Commands, Nation, Operating System Tutorial, PHP Function, PHP Programming, PHP Tutorial, Remote Access, Tips and Tricks, Web Development, Web Hosting, Web Technology, Window Application, windows xp No Comments »
SynXro is another web based product to connect, a PC to PC; or PC to LAN connection. SynXro allows you to access all the drives of your PC and all the network drives of all PCs connected to your Local Area Network from anywhere in the world. You only need to have access of internet and modern web browser to connect to your PC. No additional software or hardware is required. Features: Navigate through your Local Area Network. Remote access to LAN and/or Computer. Remote upload and download capabilities. Remote execution of commands. Accessible from any location through the internet [...]
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February 5th, 2008 Bala Krishna Posted in Browser Stuff, Crawler, Dot.Net, VBScript, Visual Basic, Web Design, Web Development, Web Directory, Web Hosting, Web Technology, Window Application, windows xp No Comments »
There are 11 data types in Visual Basic 6. These are Boolean, Byte, Currency, Date, Double, Integer, Long, Object, Single, String, and Variant. Each of these data types have their own purpose. I am describing here all data type: Boolean The Boolean data type has only two states, True and False. These types of variables are stored as 16-bit (2 Byte) numbers, and are usually used for flags. Byte The Byte data type is an 8-bit variable which can store value from 0 to 255. This data type is very useful for storing binary data. It can also be very [...]
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January 10th, 2008 Bala Krishna Posted in ASP.Net, Asp.Net Tips, Blogging, Browser Stuff, Bug Fix, Dot.Net, FFMPEG, FFMPEG-PHP, Linux, Linux Commands, Operating System Tutorial, Tips and Tricks, Web Design, Web Development, Web Hosting, Web Technology, Window Application, windows xp 6 Comments »
To run ffmpeg commands in asp.net you need to use Media Handler class. Here is an example how to use media handler class to run ffmpeg commands. //Create media handler object of Media_handler class Media_handler mymediahandler=new Media_handler(); // Get web site application path string webapppath =Server.MapPath(Request.ApplicationPath); //Get ffmpeg.exe full path from mapping string ffmpeg_path=HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath(“ffmpeg.exe”); //Run FFMPEG command by calling Execute_FFMPEG function of Media_handler class mymediahandler.Execute_FFMPEG(ffmpeg_path, “-i c:\\clock.avi -vcodec mp3 c:\\clock.flv”);
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