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May 11th 2012 19:55 windows programming codeproject
I posted a question on CodeProject.
This website is the technical sns of windows programming.

A person replied to me a comment.
However I could't realize the comment because of my poor English.

Please tell me what he really said.
He wrote the below.

I wrote:
I'm now developing asp.net web site.
Anyone notice me IIS has filters like TOMCAT?
I would like to redirect my website by the local time.
ex)
9:00-18:00 is service available.
The other is redirect non-service page.
If Tomcat web server, this setting is easy to compile Jave and put it to /WEB-INF/classes/filters and modify web.xml.
Anyone knows?

he wrote:
Interesting. I only knew of manual way. Lets see if there is an automatic configuration too, will wait to post my manual way. 5!

leck
May 11th 2012 21:09
I think you don't understand not because your English ability is poor, but rather, that wasn't proper English.

He said he didn't know if you could redirect the webpage automatically when it is the service time.

But he knows how to manually redirect.

I think if you wait awhile, he will show you how he does it manually.

I am not totally sure though, because his English is not proper.

And I don't know what the 5 at the end means either. Haha.
May 11th 2012 21:19 AXT
Oh, I see.

He may have very high skills of programming. Because he is MVP of the website.

I'm looking forward to waiting him.

Thank you for the comment.
May 26th 2012 03:56 Woweee
He means that he will wait to see if anybody posts an automated way before he posts his manual way, because the manual way is unlikely to be useful to you. The "5" means "LOL" ("laughing out loud") because 5 in binary is 101 which looks a bit like "LOL". He ended with that because he thinks it would be silly to tell you how to do it manually.
May 26th 2012 03:58 Woweee
http://www.urbandictionary.com is quite a useful resource for slang expressions like "5". Although a lot of entries on that site are invented (and often very funny!) there are a lot of genuine entries too.
May 26th 2012 17:36 AXT
Great thanks!!!
I'll try to see the website.
May 26th 2012 17:49 AXT
That's too early for my English skills.5
May 26th 2012 18:16 Woweee
5 indeed!
Matthew
Thank you for your correction!
May 12th 2012 07:24
  • A person replied to me a comment.

  • A person replied to my comment.

 
  • However I could't realize the comment because of my poor English.

  • However I could't realize the comment meant because of my poor English.

 
May 12th 2012 09:58 AXT
Thank you the corrections.
Woweee
Thank you for your correction!
May 26th 2012 04:09
  • Anyone notice me IIS has filters like TOMCAT?

  • Can anyone tell me if/whether IIS has filters like TOMCAT?

 
  • I would like to redirect my website by the local time.

  • I would like to redirect my website using the local time.

    "using" sounds much better than "by" here.

 
  • If Tomcat web server, this setting is easy to compile Jave and put it to /WEB-INF/classes/filters and modify web.

  • If I use a Tomcat web server, it's easy to code this setting in Java, compile it and put it in /WEB-INF/classes/filters and modify web

 
  • Anyone knows?

  • Does anyone know?

 
May 26th 2012 17:34 AXT
By the way, I solved this problem "using" the HTTPModule of ASP.NET.

Thank you!!
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