Accessing web page information

Question

I am trying to obtain some strings and number values from a web page that was made with Javascript. I thought of accessing the web page directly or getting the info from the source file. I tried using StreamReader but it doesn't accept URLs. I saw a ton of other Web file related classes in VS help, but no information on them. It would be very helpful if someone could instruct me on some classes to use or point me to a resource. Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

I have quite a bit of information source code and tutorials for axmediaplayer on my site.

http://electriac.googlepages.com/wmplayer.exe

Answer 2

i think you will find you do use c# directly otherwise what language are you using?with c# being a managed language i wouldn't recomend unmanaged direct x although nBass is quite good but lack of documentation

Answer 3

its real easy. i dont use c# directly. i use either directShow, a part of directX, or nBASS, a sound liberary written in c#. you can find them both on www.codeproject.com . just type in their names in the search box and you should get them.hopw this is useful

Answer 4

hey, i have written an mp3 player in c#. i use managed directx version 9 and it could not be simpler. You pass a path name to a newly created Audio object and call its .play() method. There are methods like stop(), pause() , etc. It's all very simple. You can download the directx SDK from the microsoft website (bout 165MB download) or simply email me and i can send you the DLL files. After that you can get the documentation from microsoft.com Any questions or queries just contact me, Sailor

Answer 5

Okay, I got the same when I tested it. Did you set the "player.FileName" or "player.Open()" as I found both gave an error. I would suggest looking through MSDN online and seeing what they say about the MediaPlayer Libraries. Sorry I can't be of more help, but if I find the answer I will post it here.

Answer 6

ok i got it but it's not perfect, i got an error when i launch the programm Error is on player.Play() PS : no, i'm not new to programming but it's the first time i used OCX

Answer 7

Declare the AxMediaPlayer z.B. AxMediaPlayer player = AxMediaPlayer.AxMediaPlayer; to play an MP3: player.FileName = ; Do you know VB or are you new to programming? Lee

Answer 8

yok, but it's in Visual Basic and i can't find the part which allow to play MP3 files ......

Answer 9

http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?lngWId=10&txtCodeId=1593 I have found the article, it's in vb.net, but it's not hard to translate. I hope this helps you, Lee

Answer 10

yes, but it doesn't help me :-\

Answer 11

There's a search feature in the forums. ;) http://216.26.160.137/Forums/AspNetForums20/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=2769 One topic is enough.

Answer 12

I seem to remember seeing something about this on Planetsource.com, but not sure where. Lee