How Do I: Save read and change data within the assembly.

Question

Hello I wish to write a program on C#(Windows Form) which kept in inself data which the user enters so then they could read and change this data. I do not want save this data in database or file. Thanks in advanced. Georgy Ivanov

Gogo · Answer

Hi Jaish Thanks for the answer. I can't use the resource files because I want to change the data in runtime.

Jaish Mathews · Answer

Hi One need is a need itself. You tried with resource fil? They will be embeded to the assembly once build. More over this resource file can read during run time. Numbers and Strings you can already keep as key/value pair. For DataSet use typed dataset and add that file to resource. Add file option is available. I never tried with these. But you can go through these ways.

Gogo · Answer

Hi Jaish Thanks for the answer but I want to have only one file - my application file(executable file). With serialization I will have more than one file. I am trying to do something like CrypDitor(please see above)

Gogo · Answer

Hello Hirenda I do not want to save data within configuration or other files. I want to save data within my application(executable file). This file can be move from one to other computer so I think isolated storage is not good idea. I found one application - Cryptditor(see above) which is doing what I want but I do not know how.About type of data - numbers strings and dataset. Thanks

Gogo · Answer

Sam Hobbs  Thanks for the answer. Yes I want to save user data in executable file and this data also needs to be changed by the user . There is a program which is doing the same. Its name is Crypditor - http://www.protectcom.net/products/crypditor/. It's free(see atached file). Here you are some info about Crypditor : Cypditor is a new free text editor to save your data with a high-secure encryption algorithm (AES). No other software needed: application and documents are in one because the mechanism to encrypt and decrypt the text files is part of it. Crypditor is designed to store your serial numbers passwords phone numbers and notes fast and simple in a safe place. No installation required! Create your secure datafile and copy it on a USB stick. You do not have to install any software: the encrypted data is hidden within the software and protect by your password. If you lost the file noone can open it or review the data. Simple but secure Crypditor works like a text editor. Write your text or import your existing textfiles (tabbed working is supported) within Crypditor and save the file. Double-click at the file and enter your password: you have access to your text files again. Security Your informations will be encrypted using a password with the most modern AES 256bit encryption technology. Innovative: a implemented Password-quality-check shows how secure your password is. Freeware Free for download - free for use! English Version! Features Application and documents in one! Support tab controls: it keeps everything in one window Import your existing textfiles Password-quality-check No installation required! High-secure encryption algorithm (AES) Freeware: Free for download - free for use! English Version! and much more...

Sam Hobbs · Answer

What do you mean  kept in inself data ? If you mean that the data mut be saved in the executable file then that is a very bad idea if the data also needs to be changed by the user.

Jaish Mathews · Answer

Hi You can use serialization ie. any information in a clas can be saved as a file. Later yo can take back that file as a class and can modify. Just look on of my old article http://www.vbdotnetheaven.com/UploadFile/jaishmathews/ApplySerializationinaRealLifeSituation11142006034411AM/ApplySerializationinaRealLifeSituation.aspx?ArticleID=5b7034a7-2839-44f2-a713-7ab09686e4a2

Hirendra Sisodiya · Answer

hello Gogo you can save some data in application configuration file or you can use concept of isolated storage...which type of data needs to store??? thanks Please mark as answere if it helps

How Do I: Save , read and change data within the assembly.