<%@ Page language="c#" Codebehind="Dns.aspx.cs" AutoEventWireup="false" Inherits="Dns.WebForm1" %>
This sample demonstrates the use of the PowerTCP DNS
Component in the ASP.NET environment.
Use Domain Name Servers to resolve:
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An email address to a mail server name.
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A host name to a dot address.
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A dot address to a list of host names.
View ASPX Page Source.
View Codebehind (.cs) Source.
To Use This Project On Your ASP .NET Machine Using Visual Studio 7.
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Be sure to have a registered copy of DartUtil.Dll (COM Dll) on the server.
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Create a wrapper for the COM Dll by using the tlbimp app. The command should be
something like:
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft.NET\FrameworkSDK\Bin\TlbImp.exe" DartUtil.dll
/out:DartUtilDotnet.dll
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Start a New Project in Visual Studio 7 named "Dns". Choose C# ASP.NET Web
Application.
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Copy the wrapper dll to the new Project in the Dns/Bin directory.
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In the Solution Explorer, right click References and choose Add Reference.
Select the .NET tab and browse to find your wrapper dll. Add it as a reference.
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Rename WebForm1.aspx to Dns.aspx.
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Open Dns.aspx in the editor and click the HTML tag to switch to HTML view.
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Click the "View ASPX Source" link above. Copy the text from the resulting page
and paste this text entirely over the text on Dns.aspx in the editor.
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Remove the "xmp" html tags from the beginning and end of Dns.aspx. These were
used so the HTML wouldn't be parsed by the browser.
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Click the Design Tab to switch to design view. Double click the button to open
the .cs class for editing. Click the "View Codebehind (.cs) Source" link above.
Copy the text from the resulting page and paste this text entirely over the
text on Dns.aspx.cs in the editor.
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Click Debug, Start Without Debugging to start the project.