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Re: Running an external executable through C++.Net code

ThatsAlok5-Jun-06 22:48

ThatsAlok

5-Jun-06 22:48

toxcct wrote:
ShellExecute(NULL, "open", "test.exe", NULL, NULL, SW_SHOW);

you giving Answer of Managed C++ Here Mad | :mad:

.....

.. all goes when end well Smile | :)

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Re: Running an external executable through C++.Net code

toxcct5-Jun-06 22:53

toxcct

5-Jun-06 22:53

ThatsAlok wrote:
you giving Answer of Managed C++ Here

are you OK alok ?

since when ShellExecute() is Managed C++ ? Unsure | :~

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Re: Running an external executable through C++.Net code

ThatsAlok5-Jun-06 22:58

ThatsAlok

5-Jun-06 22:58

toxcct wrote:
are you OK alok ?

Offcourse i am OK, just in mood for kiddin with you, you are oldest friend of mine here Smile | :)

toxcct wrote:
since when ShellExecute() is Managed C++ ?

offcourse i Know the Same, but if you look at question Title, let me quote that for you :-

Somebody wrote:
Running an external executable through C++.Net code

itself state that he/she is looking for MC+++ answer ...

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Re: Running an external executable through C++.Net code

toxcct5-Jun-06 23:01

toxcct

5-Jun-06 23:01

ThatsAlok wrote:
Offcourse i am OK, just in mood for kiddin with you, you are oldest friend of mine here

ThatsAlok wrote:
itself state that he/she is looking for MC+++ answer ...

actually, i told him in my answer that he was in the wrong forum, but i answered anyway, because we often see people asking for something.net refering to the product version instead of the framework, so i thought it could be asking a solution that compiles under VC++2003 Smile | :)

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Re: Running an external executable through C++.Net code

David Crow5-Jun-06 7:30

David Crow

5-Jun-06 7:30

See here.

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Re: Running an external executable through C++.Net code

toxcct5-Jun-06 7:32

toxcct

5-Jun-06 7:32

David, you didn't read the conversation... he's looking for a managed C++ solution...

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Re: Running an external executable through C++.Net code

David Crow5-Jun-06 7:39

David Crow

5-Jun-06 7:39

Both ShellExecute() and CreateProcess() can be used with managed code. For example:

[DllImport("shell32.dll")]
extern "C" int _cdecl ShellExecute(int hwnd, String *strVerb, String *strFileName, String *strParameters, String *strDirectory, int nShowCmd);     
...
ShellExecute(0, S"Open", S"c:\\test.exe", String::Empty, String::Empty, 1);

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Re: Running an external executable through C++.Net code

toxcct5-Jun-06 7:40

toxcct

5-Jun-06 7:40

of course, if you cheat with mixed code...

isn't there a .NET api in the System package ?

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Re: Running an external executable through C++.Net code

Bob X5-Jun-06 7:34

Bob X

5-Jun-06 7:34

Thanks, have not seen that article before...

Although, that code is in Win32Api, not C++.Net right?

Re: Running an external executable through C++.Net code

toxcct5-Jun-06 7:37

toxcct

5-Jun-06 7:37

the article is targetted for VC6, so, no .NET framework at that time.

but yes, these are Win32/MFC samples.

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How can an NT service find out its own name upon Start?

Hillel5-Jun-06 6:18

Hillel

5-Jun-06 6:18

Hi Folks.

I Have a program that is imlepmented as a Windows NT service.

It is a generic service that has multiple instances under different names.

The internal logic is based on the name of the service as installed:
NAME1 will work with files in folder $\NAME1, NAME2 will work with $\NAME2 etc..

As the service starts - how can I find out the name of the service
currently being started.

Thanks

Hillel

Re: How can an NT service find out its own name upon Start?

David Crow5-Jun-06 7:30

David Crow

5-Jun-06 7:30

The name of the service, or the name of the EXE?

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Re: How can an NT service find out its own name upon Start?

Hillel5-Jun-06 20:10

Hillel

5-Jun-06 20:10

Actually - may have interset in both

Hillel.

Re: How can an NT service find out its own name upon Start?

David Crow6-Jun-06 2:54

David Crow

6-Jun-06 2:54

For the name of the service, it is passed as an argument to ServiceMain(). For the name of the EXE, it has already been answered.

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Re: How can an NT service find out its own name upon Start?

ThatsAlok5-Jun-06 22:42

ThatsAlok

5-Jun-06 22:42

Hillel wrote:
As the service starts - how can I find out the name of the service

GetModuleFileName

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ListControl View

faroo285-Jun-06 5:05

faroo28

5-Jun-06 5:05

When i apply font to my listcontrol view the font of the text doesnt change, however only the height of the row changes,
how can i change the font of the text in a listcontrol view
i use following command

LOGFONT lf;
CFont ListControlViewFont;
CFont *pFont = m_LogList->GetFont() ;// GetFont();
pFont->GetLogFont(&lf);

CFontDialog dlg(&lf);

if (dlg.DoModal() == IDOK)
{

dlg.GetCurrentFont(&lf);
ListControlViewFont.DeleteObject();
ListControlViewFont.CreateFontIndirect(&lf);
m_LogList->SetFont(&ListControlViewFont,TRUE);
}

i have tried all ups and down, by not using font dlg, and creating font manual, but nothing works, only row height changes, am i missing something,

Thanks in advance

Re: ListControl View

led mike5-Jun-06 5:49

led mike

5-Jun-06 5:49

faroo28 wrote:
CFont ListControlViewFont;

If that is a local scope variable that is destructed after you call m_LogList->SetFont() that will not work. The font needs to stay in scope since you are passing a pointer to it.

Re: ListControl View

faroo285-Jun-06 9:14

faroo28

5-Jun-06 9:14

Thanks a lot, That was the problem, because of the local scope the pointer becomes invalid once the function exits.

Once again many Thanks Wink | ;)

take care

row fetching

p_5-Jun-06 4:24

5-Jun-06 4:24

how can i fetch only single row from mysql table from vc++
when i write
mysql_query(myDB,"SELECT * FROM empinfo4 e,proinfo4 p");
(" WHERE empid = \'" + f + "\' and e.gid = p.gid ");
this will give the first row in the mysql table only
it will not give other rows
how can i fetch row using
GetDlgItemText(IDC_EMPID,id);
here id is value which i enter in the edit control
and i want that whenever i enter id value it display only that row matched row

hi

Re: row fetching

David Crow5-Jun-06 5:04

David Crow

5-Jun-06 5:04

If you are using MFC:

CString strQuery;
strQuery.Format("SELECT * FROM empinfo4 e, proinfo4 p WHERE empid = '%s' AND e.gid = p.gid", id);

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mfc ActiveX control containing child windows

Alton Williams5-Jun-06 4:05

Alton Williams

5-Jun-06 4:05

Three weeks ago I sent this thread

http://www.codeproject.com/script/comments/forums.asp?forumid=1647&select=1488286&df=100&mpp=50&fr=4916#xx1488286xx[^]

Although The person who replied was helpful. My Question hasn't been answered. I thought someone might know with clarification

own Window in Mfc Dialog

Manjunath S5-Jun-06 3:35

Manjunath S

5-Jun-06 3:35

Can we create Our Own Window in Dialog Based Application.

i.e create our own class using WNDCLASSEX structure

Register it using RegisterclassEx

And create window using CreatewindowEx ...

Thanking you

Manjunath S

i don't answer your reposts anymore

toxcct5-Jun-06 3:58

toxcct

5-Jun-06 3:58

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lammer... Sleepy | :zzz:

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Re: i don't answer your reposts anymore

Manjunath S5-Jun-06 4:08

Manjunath S

5-Jun-06 4:08

Hi,

Iam new to VC++ .Please Help me regarding this..

Can we create Our Own Window in Dialog Based Application.

i.e create our own class using WNDCLASSEX structure

Register it using RegisterclassEx

And create window using CreatewindowEx ...

Manjunath S
GESL
Bangalore

Re: i don't answer your reposts anymore

toxcct5-Jun-06 4:14

toxcct

5-Jun-06 4:14

Manjunath S wrote:
Iam new to VC++ .Please Help me regarding this..

it doesn't excuse your behavior. i already answered your question on your previous thread, so if you want to ask something in relation to what i said, ask directly on my post... other, give time to other people to see, understand and answer (if they know the answer).

there's no need to spam the forum. the only you can get by this is been bad seen and so, get flamed D'Oh! | :doh:

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