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Raymond_Morris_
Nimbostratus
Jul 25, 2006Need a constructor for C# web page?
I've been working with the code from the video example of the simple iControl app (Nice job, Joe. You are a rock star.) I'm trying to use C to write a .NET web page to show a read-only view. Since this is really my first attempt at writing code this way, I was hoping for some help.
I've used both VS .NET 2003 and VS 2005 with the same issue.
I was able to use the principals discussed in the video to overcome certificate erros, etc. However, when I compile I get an error when looping through and updating the list box (here is the code):
Node.ITCMCommonIPPortDefinition [] node_defs = node.get_node_server_list();
int [] state = node.get_state_ex(node_defs);
for(int i=0; i
{
lb_nodes.Items.Add(
Convert.ToBoolean(state[ i ]),
node_defs[ i ].address + ":" +node_defs[ i ].port.ToString());
}
This produces an error: "No overload for method 'Add' takes '2' arguments". My research suggests that I need to identify a constructor. Unfortunately, I'm not sure how that is done. Is there a reference that you can point me to?
I realize that for a read-only page, I don't need a CheckBoxList, but I was trying to stay close to the provided code and set myself up for bigger and better things in the future.
Thanks in advance,
Ray
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