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Get Window Handle, Getting the window Handle using ASP Net ?

nealgabriel45	13 Nov, 2007 - 09:55 PM Post #1
New D.I.C Head Joined: 22 Oct, 2007 Posts: 46 Dream Kudos: 50 My Contributions	Is it Possible to get the Window Handle Using ASP Net. In Windows Application, by using the API FindWindow and AppActivate Function we can get the Handle of the Window as well as activating it. The ASP Program should get the handle of the Window which runs in any of the Client System. Say for example. I have a Software which has the title "TEST SOFTWARE" To get the handle of the window, all you need to give is lHandle = FindWindow(vbnullstring,"TEST SOFTWARE") ' Where lHandle is the Handle and FindWindow is the API. I am gettin the handle during debug mode. But after publishing it wont return any value.. This is because it is searching the window in the server.. Is there any solution to find the window in the client side.? Waiting for the reply.. Tahngzzzz and Regards Neal Gabriel;
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skaoth	RE: Get Window Handle 13 Nov, 2007 - 11:32 PM Post #2
D.I.C Regular Joined: 7 Nov, 2007 Posts: 357 Thanked: 12 times Dream Kudos: 100 My Contributions	I haven't tried this from a client/server model but I think it can be done. You will most likely need to create an ActiveX object. What you need is something that will run in the clients context. Here a tutorial on how to create one via VC6 and ATL http://www.codeproject.com/asp/cookie.asp When creating the AX object make sure that it implements a dual interface. Of course AX objects means that this can only be done with IE clients. There will also be security concerns if the dll that houses the AX object isn't signed. One last thing too, is that the AX Object should be marked as scriptable. This is done via IObjectSafetyImpl. Hope that helps.
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