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I just finished building my new COM project (C#, .NET 3.5). This project will be called by a VFP application. It's working great on my development machine, but now I need to know how to deploy it on the user's machine. Click Once isn't available for this kind of project, so I guess I'm stuck with manually distributing the DLL. So, where should I put the DLL and how do I register it? BTW, the 3.5 framework is already installed on the user's machine. TIA I've really never used RegSvr32 with .Net assemblies, rather I use the regasm with the /codebase option: C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2

Closed . This question needs to be more focused . It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post . Closed 4 years ago . Applications often have registration keys. It can arguably be placed in a file or in the registry. Sometimes, an application is deactivated by entry of another key, or the passing of a date, etc. Where can one safely store such information about an application be deactivated? A file isn't the answer; a backup copy can be restored to defeat this. The registry is a weak answer,

I need to add few more options for login and therefore need to customize create_login_url with some HTML code. Is there a way to add on your code in default login screen of Google? Environment: Python (Google App Engine) I want to continue having the default Google ext class Users behavior in place. You can't customize the login page. Allowing you to do so would introduce the possibility of XSS vulnerabilities, as well as making it harder for users to identify a legitimate login page. If you want to provide for federated login, you may want to simply redirect users to an interstitial page that

Hi I have tried some code for new user registration using XMPPFrameWork in IOS. -(IBAction)Registaton:(id)sender { // iPhoneXMPPAppDelegate *appDelegate =(iPhoneXMPPAppDelegate *)[[UIApplication sharedApplication]delegate]; [[[self appDelegate] xmppStream] connectWithTimeout:XMPPStreamTimeoutNone error:nil]; NSString *username = self.username.text; NSString *password = self.password.text; NSString *name =self.name.text; NSString *email=self.email.text; NSMutableArray *elements = [NSMutableArray array]; [elements addObject:[NSXMLElement elementWithName:@"username" stringValue:username]];

Say I want to develop a site with some CMS embedded in it - e.g., a Wordpress blog and phpbb forum. What's the most convenient way to unify the log-in and sign-up process for my site? Letting users have a different registration process for each part of the site would probably scare any sane user away. EDIT I prefer generic solutions, not necessarily for the aforementioned CMSs. Both Wordpress and phpBB3 have OpenID authentication plugins -- you could use OpenID for both. This might be what you want: http://www.wp-united.com/ Usually this is solved by a plugin into one CMS that uses or even