n the article, we will create a simple SOAP service, and a client to access thatservice. The service will be in the form of an Active Server Page, which I havecalled soap.asp?it will need to live in the root directory of your Personal Web Service(by default c:inetpubwwwroot) Our service will
‘ a variation of the Split function that works with more than one separators’ note that separators can consists of 2 or more chars’ Example:’ Dim res() As String’ res() = SplitMultiSeparators(“one,two(three four)five”, ” “, “,”, “(“, “)”)Function SplitMultiSeparators(ByVal source As String, _ ParamArray seps() As Variant) As String() Dim
‘ generate a random string” the mask can contain the following special chars’ ? : any ASCII character (1-127)’ # : a digit’ A : an alphabetic char’ N : an alphanumeric char’ H : an hex char’ all other chars are taken literally’ Example: a random-generated phone number’ phone
‘ Concatenate a variable number of text files into a single result file” Params:’ – ResultFile: the complete path of the result file you want to create’ – Separator: a string that is written when a file is added to the result ‘ file.’ Note: this string can contain the
Private Declare Function IsCharUpper Lib “user32” Alias “IsCharUpperA” (ByVal _ cChar As Byte) As Boolean’ Check is the specified string is composed only by upper case characters (no ‘ digits and no special chars)’ Example:’ MsgBox “Is upper case? ” & IsStringUpper(“HELLO”)’ MsgBox “Is upper case? ” & IsStringUpper(“HElLO”)Public Function
Private Declare Function IsCharLower Lib “user32” Alias “IsCharLowerA” (ByVal _ cChar As Byte) As Boolean’ Check is the specified string is composed only by lower case characters (no ‘ digits and no special chars)’ Example:’ MsgBox “Is lower case? ” & IsStringLower(“hello”)’ MsgBox “Is lower case? ” & IsStringLower(“heLlo”)Public Function
lthough IronFlare’s Orion Application Server is hardly a giant in the app server market, there is no arguing its position as a hunter in pursuit. Orion has quietly grown in popularity and respect as a J2EE application server in Java programming circles thanks to IronFlare’s recent licensing arrangement with Oracle.
When you use the Add-Ins project template to build your own add-ins, the description of the add-in appearing in the Add-Ins Manager window is always “My Addin.” It isn’t immediately clear how you can change this string. At first, it seems the string corresponds to the project’s Description property, but
A pointer to member of a base class can be converted to a pointer to a corresponding member of its derived class. The opposite, however, is illegal: you cannot convert a pointer to member of a derived class to a pointer to member of its base class. This rule is