Access other user's local application settings in C#
c#,configuration,.net-3.5,impersonation,usersettings
I ended up running another custom made console program under User2 which reads settings file as XmlDocument. Reading settings file: if (File.Exists(settingsPath)) { XmlDocument xmlDocument = new XmlDocument(); xmlDocument.Load(settingsPath); XmlNode settingsNode = xmlDocument.SelectSingleNode("/XPath.to.node.you.are.looking.for"); foreach(XmlNode xmlNode in settingsNode.ChildNodes) { //do some work } } ...
How can I update a resource string that has been changed in the UI by the user?
You can use Isolated Storage to persist user settings. In case that you don't know what that is, the following might help you get started: "What is it?"-type article on InformIT MSDN documentation ...
Grant UTL_HTTP permission in PLSQL
plsql,oracle-sqldeveloper,reserved-words,usersettings
Log on as SYS AS SYSDBA. Execute grant execute on sys.utl_http to "Database"; Do not use any square brackets! That should work. Piece of advice: Do not name your DB user 'Database'. To reset your SYS password Run cmd.exe as administrator. cd to your ${ORACLE_HOME}/database. Find the PWDsomething.ora file...
Dictionary in Settings throws an exception?
c#,exception,dictionary,usersettings
.NET settings do not handle generics very well. This is what I do: [XmlRoot("dictionary")] public class MyDictionary : SerializableDictionary<int, string> { } ...
FileInfo in UserSettings saves as Null?
You can't. XmlSerializer requires a parameter-less constructor - which FileInfo does not have. It's marked Serializable because there are other serializers that don't have the same requirement. Related question....
How can I implement a class that can be saved in User Settings?
c#,wpf,serialization,usersettings
SoundViewModel needs a parameterless constructor for deserialization. Only public properties will be serialized. You can skip properties using [XmlIgnore]. You also can't save generic types in user settings (Observable<T> in your case). There's an easy work-around though and I often do this with dictionaries. [Serializable] public class MySerializableCollection : List<SoundViewModel>{}...
Show specific data based on the role of the user
jquery,asp.net-mvc,user,administrator,usersettings
You can give some class to button in view like in menu <button class="btnCreateView"></button> In Footer Give the same button with other class name <button class="btnCreateFooter" style="display:none;"></button> Now in the view not footer Add this jquery <script> $(document).ready(function(){ if( $('.btnCreateView').length > 0 ) { $('.btnCreateFooter').show(); } }); <script> ...
Analog for C#'s Settings in Java?
There is no API for doing that. Is it possible to locate the .jar file where a particular class resides, and modify it? Yes, with some work. But you shouldn't do it, because: The change may not be seen until the next time a Java Virtual Machine is started. It...