Hi Derek,
We may use "DateTime.Now.Date" to get the current date on the server and
compare it to closetime of the client. If the webmethod return true, then
we can close the client.
[WebMethod]
public bool close(DateTime closetime)
{
if (closetime<DateTime.Now.Date)
return true;
else return false;
}
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Lewis
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| Has anybody seen a web service that can check the date. I wish to use this
| as a simple shut down for a software product. Instead of checking the
| computer's date, which can be changed by the user, I could require an
| Internet connection and check the real date with a web service. A simple
yet
| effective way to shut down a program. Anybody seen this web service?
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