Recent content by dyarwood

Hi all, Firstly I'm very new to Asterisk but have been having a play and come across a problem I can't figure out. I have 3 SIP accounts 100,200,300 I have an Asterisk.Net code snippet that calls 200. Under one dialplan [custom_dialer] I have got it to call 100 and 300 using exten =>...

Cheers both of you. I like the idea of storing files outside the database if I am limited to db size. I will have a look at the link. Cheers

I know this might be an easy question for you but, if I store a 1GB file in sharepoint, does it take up 1GB of disk/db space? I need to understand more about the storage capacity of sharepoint. Thanks dyarwood

Just to play devils advocate (as I believe this happened in a company I left a few years ago) I had my CV on the job boards with the company I worked for (small company easy to contact). The recruiters rang me and asked who I worked for. Then oddly enough later that afternoon they were...

Just to throw into this on Saturday I saw a BMW X3 with the plate of X3 BMW What are the chances of that? [thumbsup2]

This would probably be better posted in the Crystal Reports forum

Cheers for the star again.

No problem. I still get caught out by that sometimes.

Also just a thought (being a c# programmer) there are escape characters like \n, \t etc. Might be worth a check that these \ escape characters are not the same in VB.Net. One way to get round that is you use @"C:\Documents and Settings\DPL05\Desktop\SCMS_Config.xml" or you could use...

Just a thought but why the double set of "?

If you are loading an XML document (config file) then I would probably recommend using XMLDocument from within the .net framework. You can then use the XMLDocument.Load(filename) rather than creating an XMLDOM object. Just a first recommendation. You also might consider using the File object...

Glad it got sorted. Cheers for the star.

For this I would guess (I'm a c# programmer not really VB) oSCREEN.GetString(iRow, 1, oSCREEN.Cols) would require iRow and oScreen.Cols to be cast as the specific datatypes. From the code I am guessing that iRow is an Integer and that oScreen.Cols will be a string. It might be worth (as a...

Next question would be is sRowText declared? Also does intellisense pick up the getstring method now?

In your vb.net application (VB2008) there should be a menu item View->Solution Explorer From that it should bring up a list of the files in the solution/project. Expand the project that you want to reference the COM object in and there should be a References folder. Right click on that select...