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I'm adding statistical processing to a C# app using rdotnet, which looks ideal for our current needs. Basically, the app generates lots of different time series, and we use R to calculate distributions, quantiles etc.
What would be great for a future version would be if we could add an interactive R console to the app, so that the user can perform further ad hoc processing on the data within the app environment.
Initial research hasn't thrown up any pointer or examples. Can anyone suggest a way forward ?
Thanks.
Capturing the R Console I/O and show it in a console is possible, but making it interactive may not be possible. You will find more details in this discussion post and the links it has to other posts. The post also has alternate solutions proposed; basically where the R console is the main application and loads/shows your C# application.
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We are developing a winform CRM system that is installed over several pc's in one room (over 25 stands) and all clients in that room communicates with a single server system that we also developed, using TCP/IP. The server app is connected to an SQL DataBase.
For over 3 months now, awe are having a huge bug that causes all clients in the room to crash, and we have no idea why.
Can anyone please tell me if there is a tool for developers (even paid), that can help us monitor the clients and the server and give us some information about the cause of these crashes ?
Do proper log writing for all relevant transactions, which is free to use
One of the best for desktop applications, I found was DeskMetrics (paid) .
There are available any kind of conigurations, like: exception, custom action... logs and also ploting over them and other data.
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I am new to VS( about 6 months), we have an application built using WCF and I am looking for some pointer to build a automation framework around it.
I tried with soap UI but its too simple for my application, any suggestions/pointers where and how should I start building this framework( only option I see here is Nunit.
here is my requirement, I am looking more of step by step guide to achieve this
A simple framework which will send some precooked input to the service and will have some expected value, this expected value will then matched against the actual value assert.
This sounds like a good candidate for Visual Studio's Web & Load Test feature. I personally use these to test WCF endpoints frequently. You can either record steps using your browser, or write code that consumes your service. Either way, it functions just as a normal unit test does.
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I am developing a file monitor to monitor file access of any exe. I monitor that exe for any file it opens/closes,reads/writes and collect the stats.
I am total newcomer to ETW (as from my research, it does not look there is any other way to do this.)
while I have been able to get some c++ code going, my client would prefer a c# solution.is there enough support in c# to monitor file io?
the samples in msdn are c++/c specific. I read vance Morrison's blogs.but its beyond me at the moment and they don't seem to suit "nt kernel logging sessions/ monitor file io" scenarios.
can anyone give me a simple sample or point me to a useful link ? any inputs is welcome on this.
In windows, ultimately any file access is granted, by the underlying winapi. See CreateFile and familly. These functions are hook-able by Microsoft Detours (though it is intended for instrumention purposes). There are also a handfull of other libraries for this sort of purposes e.g. easyhook.
Take a look at the FileSystemWatcher class.
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I would like to develop a back-end application in C# and install it on a server.
While I know C# and also have done a small Java based back-end for Android App on AWS developed with Eclipse, I do not know where to start with C# and mySql.
Is there a tutorial or any other good place to get a head start?
Seems like you're looking for ASP.Net WebAPI
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I need a simple Sentiment Analysis library to use in my ASP.NET application. The library should be able to work on short strings (Twitter tweets have a maximum length of 140 characters long), and only needs to classify the tweets as positive or negative (and perhaps neutral, but not necessary).
I have found many similar questions on Stack Overflow, but haven't managed to find a class library in C# that quite fits my requirements.
I found this really cool webservice called uClassify that does exactly what I need, thanks to the post at Algorithm to determine how positive or negative a statement/text is.
But I want a library, not a web service. I will be processing thousands of tweets and the overhead of making HttpRequests is too much.