console-application

Like others, I'm having an issue with a simple console application that reads records from our database. This small program needs to sit on our file server. It reads new records and forwards a summary off to the parent company. This is going to be a scheduled task that runs every X minutes. I do NOT want an Installer, because I don't want the server to require a reboot. From the screenshot, notice I have almost all versions of the framework already installed and that the debug information is copied into the program folder. This is the debug version of the program, but no other debug

How to call REST API from a console application? The response from my REST service will be XML format. In web I am calling like this string url = string.Format("{0}/name?PrimaryName={1}", ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["URLREST"], txtName.Text); string details= CallRestMethod(url); public string CallRestMethod(string url) { HttpWebRequest webrequest = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(url); webrequest.Method = "GET"; webrequest.ContentType = "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"; webrequest.Headers.Add("Username", "xyz"); webrequest.Headers.Add("Password", "abc"); HttpWebResponse webresponse =

If I do this: Console.Write("The sum is {0:c}", 12); I'm on a Swedish computer so it'll return: The sum is 12,00 kr But is there a simple way of getting just the currency symbol, without a number? Like this (obviously this doesn't work, but just to show what I'm after): Console.Write("The symbol is {c}"); I would like that to output: The symbol is kr This code should return the currency symbol you're looking for. System.Globalization.RegionInfo.CurrentRegion.CurrencySymbol You could also use the following instead to get the ISO currency symbol System.Globalization.RegionInfo.CurrentRegion

I'm working on a program where I have to find the shortest path between 12 cities, starting in Seattle and ending in Miami. I'm using Dijkstra's Algorithm because the paths are weighted. Here is my code so far, it all works except the answer I get is not the one I need, although it is correct. This part of the code sets everything up as well as creates the sorting algorithm. class Graph { Dictionary<string, Dictionary<string, int>> vertices = new Dictionary<string, Dictionary<string, int>>(); public void add_vertex(string name, Dictionary<string, int> edges) { vertices[name] = edges; } public