One is an event handler for Button Click and one is the custom event handler method to assign the retrieved data to the data grid. Namespace DBDemo The last two methods are the most important. Edit as follows: using System using using System.Linq using System.Net using System.Windows using using using using using using using DBDemo.MovieServiceReference You will see MovieService.cs now in the MovieServiceReference directory as a result of the above command. To use it in your current application directory, give the following: path=%path% C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0\Bin Then type the command similar to the one in Figure 1 in your application directory, that is, SvcUtil *.wsdl *.xsd /language:C# Figure 1: Using SvcUtil This will generate client code from the local metadata service document. This tool is typically found in the C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows version xx folder where xx may change based on your machine configuration. To generate a client class that can consume the service, use the SvcUtil tool as shown in Figure 5. Rename the service reference to MovieServiceReference. Click Discover and then select MovieService.svc after it is shown in the Add Service Reference dialog box. To do this, right click on the project, DBDemo and select Add Service Reference.
We begin with adding a service reference to MovieService. So you could have: if Īnd as mentioned, Casper can do all the work for you regarding version checking, so the script doesn't need to have a fixed version to check against.Introduction: In this article, we will make use of the WCF service created in the previous part of this article and access data in the Silverlight application, DBDemo. 2, defaults read /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/Flash ugin/Contents/ist CFBundleShortVersionString | cut -d "." -f yours is going to fail too, as /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/ugin is a directory and not a file. Or if you only wanted a range of fields, e.g. | /usr/bin/awk ''`Ĭonsider reading a key directly as posted by Donįor example defaults read /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/Flash ugin/Contents/ist CFBundleShortVersionString # get the current version of the flash player plug inĬurrentVersionFlash=`/bin/cat /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/Flash Put a sleep statement in my growl notify script to wait for the desktop to Users that Flash is being updated and installs the Flash plug-in. I have a policy scopedĪgainst that group to run at login.
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The only hang up I had was comparing the version withĪ known version using regular expressions and arithmetic operations. Script to dump the contents of ist inside the package and parse that With the plug-in inside /Library/Internet Plug-Ins. However I found that location did not always exist. The Flash Plug-in inside of /Library/Application Support/Adobe/Flash Player, It was suggested to parse the contents of a text file inside So I embarked on writing some scripts and I wantedįirst Flash. Me thinking about not just Flash but also Silverlight, and really this couldĪpply to any plug-ins. There was a question on the list back in January about how to locate theįlash plug-in version, which is something I've wanted to do.