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I am trying to connect to a remote MySQL database from Classic ASP page, when I write VBScript code in it the website is giving HTTP 500 Internal Server Error. I checked with the host they are saying its not an error from their end. Please help me. <% dim myConnection dim connectString username = "bla" password = "bla" database = "bla" host = "bla" Set myConnection = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") Set RSTitleList = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset") connectString = "DRIVER={MySQL ODBC 3.51 Driver}; SERVER="&host&"; DATABASE="&database&"; UID="&username&";PASSWORD="&password&";

I'm wondering if it's possible for me to connect an iOS app with a Mac app over wifi, in a similar way to remote and iTunes, where it pairs the devices up so they can communicate with each other? Cyprian Yes you can. Use Bonjour for search and discovery. It's easy and will work through the wifi. EDIT Look at this answer for code samples https://stackoverflow.com/a/3242187/277021 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8555241/connect-ios-app-to-mac-app-over-wifi-similar-to-itunes-remote

I'm beginner in Android development. I try to create kind of MusicPlayer, which uses Service for playing music. When I click buttons in MainActivity, I call startService with Intent, which includes signal for action, such as play, pause, stop, etc... But I want to send data back from service to activity. For example, when current track has stopped and begin to play the next one, MainActivity got to receive track name and author name. Or when last track in the playlist is stopped, button "Pause" on the Activity got to changed to "Play". I need to send data as map. Like "title: value", "playing:

How to connect to SQL Server 2005 database through Ruby in Windows I have luck using FreeTDS and TinyTDS on Linux. I prefer that path because messing with ODBC was a pain. In addition, I recommend using the Sequel ORM, because it helps remove the task of dealing with different flavors of SQL, allowing us to concentrate on programming, not writing queries that are tied to a particular DBM. David Mullet " Ruby, ADO, and SQLServer " is an example using Ruby and ADO to connect to and query an SQL Server database. And " Using Ruby & SQL-DMO to Automate SQL Server Tasks " demonstrates how to use

I am new to Cocoa, but managed to get a connection (to a FTP) up and running, and I've set up an eventhandler for the NSInputStream iStream to alert every response (which also works). What I manage to get is simply the hello message and a connection timeout 60 sec, closing control connection. EDIT: I guess my question is "without closing->opening what would be an non-terminating way of flushing the outputStream? After searching stackoverflow and finding a lot of NSOutputStream write problems (e.g. How to use NSOutputStream's write message? ) and a lot of confusion in my google hits, I figured