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    - mime protocol in c++(non visual c++ and mfc) hi every body any body know how to send attachment mail using mime protocol in c++ please share code very urgent thanks Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - repaint problem using with group box I have created a group box which using: CreateWindowEx(0L, "BUTTON" , "Group box", WS_VISIBLE | WS_CHILD | BS_GROUPBOX, m_x, m_y, m_width, m_height, hwndParent, NULL, m_hInstance, NULL); It work fine. But when i minimize and retore the windows, the group box can't repaint correctly. Should i handle the repaint myself The default style of group box control is transparent problem pic: http://download.yousendit.com/20444052628ECEB6 THANK YOU. Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library Hi, I hope this helps, I was receiving two similar errors, buffer overrun, run32dll.exe, that would disappear and another buffer overrun error would pop up with the explorer.exe tag. Someone else on this bulletin suggested using avg pro to clean what he believed was a virus. I think they're right, it is a virus, but avg pro didn't find it for me, so it was no help. I noticed the errors only occurred when I accessed my shared folders. With vista running it wouldn't allow me to delete those folders, I suspected the virus was hiding in one of the folders in that shared directory. Rebooted in safe mode with command prompt, located the offending folder (actually file in that folder) and deleted the entire directory. Yes, I lost of few files, but Dell's solution was to reinstall the OS and we should all know what a pain that is. The trick is finding where the problem file is located then deleting it in safe mode under command prompt, any other safe mode will probably prevent you from deleting the problem file. Good Luck Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - Is there an SP1 update for the runtime libraries ?? the Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable Package (x86) is dated 4/10/2006, but the Visual Studio 2005 Service Pack 1 is from January 2007. Aso my application has stopped runningin other computers with the runtime libraries Does anybody knows if there is a SP1 update for the Redistributable Package and how to get it thanks Marcos Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - Multithreaded file download with sockets Hello I am developing an application which uses sockets. the program is simply a file transfer program. there is a server which is able to send and receive files. also there are clients. the client, however, is able to download files sequentially or parallel. this means client arranges a downloading option with checkbox, for example. if it is set to sequential, selected files to be downloaded are going to be performed one by one. but if parallel option is selected, desired files must be downloaded in parallel, simultaneously. I think there is nothing special about the server. it only accepts users and operates what they request. the problem is on client part. because every client must have multiple threads, client side must be able to handle this. I could not build a structure to accomplish. the question is, that is the proper way to do this I think, creating a client thread in main thread and for parallel option, again creating a new thread in this thread will be ok. but it seems a little complex. there are some problems: how to copy sockets do I have to connect for every parallel thread in order to use server operations hot to manage these threads on client thread will be a problem in this I know it is a little long description but I hope it is clear thanks in advance... Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - Visual Studio compatibility with GNU GCC I want to know if there is a way to maintain compatibility with the GNU C++ Compiler using Visual Studio. Which "features" may i use , which one i mustn't use to archieve compatibility Maybe someone knows a webpage which information concerning my question. Regards A.Gallus Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - How to know the Number of Bytes allocated to a Pointer. Hi Friends..... Is there any function to know the number of bytes allocated to a pointer. Ex: foo() { int *intList = NULL; intLIst = (int *)malloc(sizeof(int) * 10); freeList(intList); } freeList(int *intList) { /*How to collect the total number of bytes allocated for intList*/ free(intList); } Thanks.... Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - Memory mapped file size limit Good. So my guess was wrong. I did not intend to mislead you, but hopefully the SDK newsgroup would have been more helpful. Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - executing a program There's a good C++ example here: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.diagnostics.processstartinfo.aspx Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - About ToolTips Hi, In my Doc/View application View is derived from CFormView. And my dialog heirarchy is like this: There are several dialogs x1,x2 ..etc which is child of parent "y" and y contains buttons which acts as tabs. "y" is a child of dialog "z" which has another child dialog y1 z is child of main view or main window. In X1,X2... etc many controls are there which has tooltips and one of them has OnOK(). But tooltips of these dialogs are not appearing at the runtime.but tooltips of controls which are placed in y and y1 are appearing at runtime. z doesnt have any controls and main window has some controls which shows the tooltips. Same code is written for dialog x1,x2... etc. Can u please suggest the solution for this. AND As i told that one of the dialog has a OnOK(). But when i am pressing ENTER key it wont call OnOK(). if i make the property of dialog CONTROLPARENT=FALSE and CONTROL is false it will call OnOk(). Can u please suggest the solution Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - error C2679: binary '=' : no operator found which takes a right-hand operand of type 'RX::FastSet<BASE>::sortedAppender' (or To me the error message suggests that SortedAppender is not a valid output iterator. Specifically, it is not assignable as required by the standard. Also, it is very odd design to return the object itself from operator* rather a proxy or a reference to a member should be returned. In your case the iterator acts as value_type proxy as well. That is poor design. Anyway, you will probably need to implement operator=( const SortedAppender&) and for that to work you'll probably have to make the m_fastSet a pointer as a reference can't rebind. edit: Oh, I didn't bother to look carefully enough, but when you use a pointer for m_fastSet the compiler can generate the copy-assignment operator for you with the appropriate semantics. -hg Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - MFC Newbie Help Needed! Again, this is not the place to ask MFC questions, for the same reason it is not the right place to ask questions on how to use BitBlt(). The scope of this forum is quite specific: "This forum covers all standardized languages, extensions, and interop technologies supported by Visual C++. " As a MSDN moderator, it is my job to make sure that this forum stays on-topic. Subjectively broadening construing the scope of this forum ends up impacting the experience of all participants. MFC experts have a dedicated place to help MFC users, and it would be better for all MFC questions to be directed that single place. Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - What factors go into link and start-up time? Hello, This is more of a theory question, than a complaint. Recently my project has been growing more and more complex due to an infusion of new technolgies, and along the line two considerable growing pains have been ballooning: link and application start-up times. I suppose this is inevitable, but it bothers me that I don't know exactly why these phenomena are occuring. If anyone can provide some insight as to concretely what factors most directly lead to this kind of performance, in terms of the linker and module loader, I would be very grateful. Essentially, the things that have been changing are: * a dramatic increase in project dependencies (from 4-6 to the order of 20-30) * usage of RTTI * usage of multiple inheritance, and a deep class hierarchy * movement from unmanaged C++ to a mixture of languages including unmanaged C++, C++/CLI, C#, and lua Generation of the manifest itself frequently takes several minutes, and on load there is at least a minute wait while "'App.exe': Loaded 'C:\WINDOWS\XXXXXXXX', No symbols loaded." messages slowly trickle in through the Output window, XXXXXXXX being one file from a very long series of DLLs in either system32 or WinSxS. While the development wait time is an incredible pain that can be tolerated, ultimately something will have to be done about the start-up time of the application. Is this a DLL versus static link tradeoff Thank you for any information you can provide, Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - SP1 redistibutables can't run as private assemblies Hi there, We have an application that uses VC++ 2005. For the runtime libraries we distribute them as private assemblies (which is to say we include the manifest and the msvc*.dll files in our application directory). This worked fine with the RTM. When we installed SP1, we updated the manifest and dll files to the SP1 versions but we have found that the application will not load on any machine that doesn't already have SP1 installed. It seems that the runtime redistributables will no longer work as private assemblies. Has anyone had any experience getting this going (or know of a reason why it no longer works) Thanks, Brendan Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - Process dynamically loads dll, gives it a file handle but results in a crash when file handle is accessed in dll scratchdog wrote: If someone can provide me with a proper explanation, that will be superb. Microsoft says don't do it so that is all the explanation we need. We don't need for Microsoft to explain why. Incompatible runtime libraries is a very common problem; it seems that someone has the problem (asks a question in which it is the cause) everyday. Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - C1083 error on linking a VERY large project Bumping this... does noone have any ideas Or is it possible for a Microsoft tech person to contact me regarding this directly Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - cin(); thank you verry much Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - c++ cgi I have been playing with some C++ CGI lately and was wondering a couple things. 1.) What is the best way to maintain a CGI project Meaning, so far for every new application (every webform/page) I have to setup a new VS project. Surely there must be a better way. Can I setup VS to compile each .cpp into a seperate .exe 2.) Is Url Rewriting the only way to get the CGI application to execute without including the .exe on the end of the filename or is there some other way in IIS Thanks for the help Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - create .exe file? Thanks a lot. crescens2k and Bruno van Dooren. Yes, there are two debug folders (very confusing). I was looking at the one at project level - that's where the manifest file is. I now found the .exe in the folder at the solution level. Many thanks, I appreciate your help. Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - New to VC++ Programming thanks Einar! i have already purchased a book & trying to learn VC++ 2005 myself. I am having one tool in my mind which i want to create, it is just like building VC++ (6.0/.Net/2005) project, make a package of the solution, install it on the testing machines, run the testing script, & send the test result report to the desired ppl. now plz tell me which language is best for this, i have opted VC++ 2005 for it. is my decision right or all these things can be done by any other language Regards, Adarsh... Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - show line number I have a little question... 'cause I'm working on up 2000 code's line project, I'd like to see a number for each code line, as in matlab editor Is it possible in visual c++ 6.0 thanks Mario Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - C3861: '_beginthread()': identifier not found when using /MD (Multithreaded DLL) If you open <process.h>, you'll see that _beginthread's declaration depends on the definition of the preprocessor token _MT. When you throw /MD(d), the compiler driver sends to the compiler front end the definitions _MT and _DLL in response. You can check for this by setting the diagnostic compiler flag -Bd. Set this flag under Project Properties->C/C++->Command Line, and read the output. Here's an example from my build: 1>`E:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\bin\c1xx.dll -zm0x7C4F0000 -il E:\Users\bkramer\AppData\Local\Temp\_CL_55194bf5 -f .\test2.cpp -Ze -D_MSC_EXTENSIONS -Zp8 -ZB64 -D_INTEGRAL_MAX_BITS=64 -Gs -pc \:/ -D_MSC_VER=1400 -D_MSC_FULL_VER=140050727 -D_WIN32 -D_M_IX86=600 -D_M_IX86_FP=0 -GS -GR -D_CPPRTTI -Zc:forScope -Zc:wchar_t -Ot -DWIN32 -D_DEBUG -D_CONSOLE -D_UNICODE -DUNICODE -Gm -EHs -D_CPPUNWIND -EHc -D__MSVC_RUNTIME_CHECKS -RTCs -RTCu -D_DEBUG -D_MT -D_DLL -FoDebug\test2.obj -FdDebug\vc80.pdb -W 3 -D_Wp64 -Wp64 -ZI -FC -GF -Zi -FD -Bd -nologo -errorreport:prompt -I E:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\include -I E:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\atlmfc\include -I E:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\PlatformSDK\include -I E:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\PlatformSDK\common\include -I E:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\SDK\v2.0\include' Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - Help please! Soooo any solutions Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - Need help - Liner errors: MyEncoderDlg.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _IID_IHXTEncodingJob Hi All, I'm kind of newbie for VC++. I'm trying some open source encoding server which i got it from Helix Community. I had some sample applications along with the SDK. I don't know if it is compatible with VC8 mostly the documentation suggests VC6. But still tried to build the application by creating new projects in VC8. I got these linker errors: 1>MyEncoderDlg.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _IID_IHXTEncodingJob 1>MyEncoderDlg.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _IID_IHXTEventSink 1>MyEncoderDlg.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _IID_IHXTInput 1>MyEncoderDlg.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _IID_IHXTPropertyBag 1>MyEncoderDlg.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _IID_IHXTDestination 1>MyEncoderDlg.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _IID_IHXTOutputProfile 1>MyEncoderDlg.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _IID_IHXTMediaProfile 1>MyEncoderDlg.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _IID_IHXTAudienceEnumerator 1>C:\Documents and Settings\vvaidhyanathan\My Documents\Visual Studio 2005\Projects\MyEncoder\Debug\MyEncoder.exe : fatal error LNK1120: 8 unresolved externals 1>Build log was saved at "file://c:\Documents and Settings\vvaidhyanathan\My Documents\Visual Studio 2005\Projects\MyEncoder\MyEncoder\Debug\BuildLog.htm" 1>MyEncoder - 9 error(s), 1 warning(s) ========== Rebuild All: 0 succeeded, 1 failed, 0 skipped ========== Can anyone suggest a solution to bypass these linker errors Please do reply back in case you need any additional information regarding the problem V V S Kumar Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - Small Linker Problem Hi and thanks to both of you. @Simerjeet: How do I verify whether the WinCE SDK does support COM/DCOM @TilakGopi: The current source code is as follows: #define _WIN32_DCOM #include <msxml.h> #include <Objbase.h> int WINAPI WinMain( HINSTANCE hInstance, HINSTANCE hPrevInstance, LPTSTR lpCmdLine, int nCmdShow) { HRESULT hr; IXMLDOMDocument * pXMLDoc; IXMLDOMNode * pXDN; hr = ::CoInitializeEx(NULL, NULL); return 1; } There's really not much to it. I just started a project for WinCE, where I could parse an XML file. But the project refuses to link in the very early stages :-( Chris Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - error C2228, need help!! I WAS TRYING TO COMPILE THIS CODE BUT I ALWAYS GET THE FOLLOWING C2228 ERROR: : error C2228: left of '.displayMessage' must have class/struct/union : error C2228: left of '.setBalance' must have class/struct/union : error C2228: left of '.getBalance' must have class/struct/union Could someone please help me with this. Thank You Code Block #include <iostream> class Account { public : Account (); void setBalance (); int getBalance(); void displayMessage(); private : int balance; }; #include <iostream> using std::cout; using std::cin; using std::endl; #include "account.h" void Account: isplayMessage() { cout << " Welcome to your Account \n" << endl; } void Account: etBalance() { int balance; int balanceCounter; int credit; int creditCounter; int newbalance; int debit; int debitCounter; int newbal; balance = 0; balanceCounter = 1; while ( balanceCounter <= 1 ) { cout << "Enter Balance: " ; cin >> balance; } cout << " New balance is: " << balance << endl; credit = 0; creditCounter = 1; while ( creditCounter <= 1 ) { cout << " Enter Credit Amount: " << endl; cin >> credit; } newbalance = credit + balance; cout << " New Balance is: " << newbalance << endl; debit = 0; debitCounter = 1; while ( debitCounter <= 1 ) { cout << " Enter debit value: " << endl; cin >> debit; if ( debit > newbalance ) cout << " Debit exceeded account balance" << endl; else ( debit <= newbalance ); cin >> debit; } newbal = newbalance - debit; newbal = balance; } int Account::getBalance() { return balance; } void main() { Account myaccount(); myaccount.displayMessage(); myaccount.setBalance(); cout << " Current Balance: " << myaccount.getBalance() << endl; } Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - Doubly Linked Lists When I try using ref to make a reference class it seems to create huge numbers of errors that I don't have a clue why they are happening, so I have avoided using ref for that reason. I tried out the vector again, and it seems to be working now, I don't have a clue why it wasn't before :/. typedef std::vector<Spell> Spellbook; Anyway thanks for the help, if I have anymore trouble with this then I will bring it up again... Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - VS 2005 C++ Text Control Settings I have a dialog with a text control. It is basically working, but I want to make to changes to it, and I don't see these options as part of the standard properties: - Support for Text Wrap. I have a Horizontal Scrollbar, but I'd prefer not to have that and just wrap text. When I turn the scrollbar off, it doesn't wrap. - Support for Ctrl-A Select All Select All is available from the popup right-click menu, but I would like to have it as an accelerator key. Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V are already working. How can I get Ctrl-A Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - delete[] char* question einaros wrote: The debug version of delete has code to check the surrounding padding to see if there has been a heap overflow. einaros brings up a useful point--if you were running a release build you might never see this sort of coding error fail or you might see it fail 10 minutes later in code that appears entirely unrelated. The extra debug check attempts to make the error apparent closer to where it occurs in the code. For example, if you had written 100 bytes off the end of your buffer into some other data structure, you'd rather have it pointed out by delete[] than find a mysterious problem in code that uses the other data structure. Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - Problem about format marks When I type in the text editor of Visual Studio(C++) IDE, everytime I press space, or a tab, there is a dot or an arrow marking it. I cannot figure out what I turned on or how to get this off. Could anyone tell me how to turn it off Thanks! Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - convert unsigned short to char array in embedded visual c++ Fill the buffer with nulls, such as char buffer[10] = {0}; Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++
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    - Creating Account on windows Mail Hi, What is the way to create the windows mail account using pop3 and smtp server name. I knew that I think IImnAccountManager could do this,but this interface has been deprecated now for vista and also login of creating account been changed in vista. Vista is creating one .oeaccount file for each account into "%UserProfile%\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Windows Mail". folder. but here I am facing issue of setting binary password and setting as a default account. Please help me if anybody knows anything about this,that would be great for me to know something more about windows mail. Thanks, Prakash. Tag: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program? Visual C++

ACAN2007

Hello all,

I have an application written in unmanaged C++, using MFC and unmanaged DirectX (8.1).

I would like to deploy this application using ClickOnce technology. I am using Microsoft MageUI tool to create an application manifest and a deployment manifest. I have a manifest for my program, but each time I am trying to fetch it to MageUI I am getting an error "The application manifest is not signed".

So my question is: how can I sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ application

Is it possible at all to use the ClickOnce technology for deploying unmanaged C++ applications

Thanks in advance,

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Re: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program?

Ramkrishna Pawar

You can do that using mage tool itself, look at the step 6 in following document,

Walkthrough: Deploying a ClickOnce Application Manually

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Re: Visual C++ General How to sign a manifest for an unmanaged C++ program?

ACAN2007

Thanks a lot,

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