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Re: IE Plugins

basementman3-Jan-06 5:03

basementman

3-Jan-06 5:03

ActiveX Documents are a little-used technology that appeared in the mid '90s to allow embedding other document types within an application. For example, when you click a link in IE that loads an excel or word document, Excel or Word runs inside the IE application.

onwards and upwards...

Re: IE Plugins

Prakash Nadar3-Jan-06 5:08

Prakash Nadar

3-Jan-06 5:08

basementman wrote:
ActiveX Documents are a little-used technology that appeared in the mid '90s to allow embedding other document types within an application. For example, when you click a link in IE that loads an excel or word document, Excel or Word runs inside the IE application.

Thank you. Smile | :)

-Prakash

Re: IE Plugins

Nawal K Gupta3-Jan-06 17:58

Nawal K Gupta

3-Jan-06 17:58

The Plugins are kind of viewer, which can load any special document and display it.
The behave is little different from other Active X Controls.
I am looking for any reference sample.

Automation and modal

wdhough3-Jan-06 0:04

wdhough

3-Jan-06 0:04

When using an application through automation you may not wish for error messages to appear, this being because if an error occurs your application would hang waiting for you to deal with the dialog box prompted by that error. This seems to be something to do with the modality of error messages. Is there something i can set prior to say calling CWinApp::OpenDocumentFile(filename); so that an errors generated by this call do not stop the application from continuing. I'm ok if the error message means that the application crashes or fails or whatever, i just want to provide that option to the user so that they can deal with the error themselves...does that make sense and is that possible (i'm thinking its gotta be!)

Thanks

Will

Re: Automation and modal

Prakash Nadar3-Jan-06 1:19

Prakash Nadar

3-Jan-06 1:19

Is the dialog box that you are talking about is related to ASSERT dialog box?

If yes, build in Release version, In release version you wont see the ASSERT dialog box.

-Prakash

Re: Automation and modal

wdhough3-Jan-06 1:20

wdhough

3-Jan-06 1:20

no its not, so that doesnt solve the problem

Re: Automation and modal

Prakash Nadar3-Jan-06 1:35

Prakash Nadar

3-Jan-06 1:35

Can you type out the message that you see in the dialog box?

btw, it is not worth ignoring any error.

may be we can identify the problem and solve it permanently.

-Prakash

Re: Automation and modal

wdhough3-Jan-06 1:42

wdhough

3-Jan-06 1:42

I dont wish to ignore the error, i just dont want a dialog box telling me there is an error, this is to be used under automation, i just wish to have the option. The error displayed is
"an unknown error occured while accessing C:\myfile"

But i created this error myself, the file is corrupt and is meant to be, i just dont want the dialog box telling me

Will

Re: Automation and modal

Prakash Nadar3-Jan-06 4:58

Prakash Nadar

3-Jan-06 4:58

I have written COM objects, but I never pop messages from the COM Object. The com object should always return an error using the HRESULT return value. The client should deside wheahter to show the dialog or not or take appropriate action against the error.

You say that you are poping the error, so it is doing what it is intending to do.

may be you need to change the design a little bit but a correct design solves the problem.

Hope I helped you.

-Prakash

Can we make a win32 application as a service

chandu362-Jan-06 23:52

chandu36

2-Jan-06 23:52

I am developing a win32 based application which acts as interface between two applications. The Interface application has to act as a service application. Is there any option to make the interface application as an service or develop the entire application as windows service application. Can you help me by giving your suggestions.

chandu

Re: Can we make a win32 application as a service

Zdeslav Vojkovic3-Jan-06 0:12

Zdeslav Vojkovic

3-Jan-06 0:12

the easiest way is to create a new VisualStudio project using 'ATL COM AppWizard', and then select 'Service' as server type. Wizard will create everything for you.

if you want to do it manually, you will have to adapt your application to conform to the rules of
SCM[^].

more details here: Services[^]

Re: Can we make a win32 application as a service

kakan3-Jan-06 0:14

kakan

3-Jan-06 0:14

Hello.

There are several good articles here at CP.

Search för "Service" in the articles.

Else, check out these articles:
http://www.codeproject.com/system/xyntservice.asp[^]

http://www.codeproject.com/system/cntservice.asp[^]

http://www.codeproject.com/system/VoitelNTService.asp[^]

Kakan.

Send FAX

aasstt2-Jan-06 22:07

aasstt

2-Jan-06 22:07

Where can I get the winfax.h & winfax.lib files for sending the FAX using the FAX API.

aasstt

Re: Send FAX

kakan2-Jan-06 22:37

kakan

2-Jan-06 22:37

According to this article:
http://www.codeproject.com/isapi/aspfax.asp?df=100&forumid=3528&exp=0&select=784707[^]

"To use the fax API you must use the corresponding header files and libraries from the Microsoft Platform SDK. You can download the Platform SDK under http://msdn.microsoft.com/download free of charge."

Kakan

Google is your friend... Smile | :)

How to use C++ modules in .Net.

Sumit Kumar Khatri2-Jan-06 21:55

Sumit Kumar Khatri

2-Jan-06 21:55

HI Friends,

Will anyone please tell me how i can use my C++ modules/Interfaces in .Net.
I want to use them in C#.

Thanks,

Sumit

Sumit

Re: How to use C++ modules in .Net.

Zdeslav Vojkovic2-Jan-06 23:07

Zdeslav Vojkovic

2-Jan-06 23:07

what exactly do you mean by c++ modules? if you mean dll, you will have to use P/Invoke (import functions through DllImport attribute). if you mean COM libraries, you just have to add a reference to it, VisualStudio will use tlbimp.exe to create an RCW[^]

Re: How to use C++ modules in .Net.

ThatsAlok2-Jan-06 23:42

ThatsAlok

2-Jan-06 23:42

Sumit Kumar Khatri wrote:
I want to use them in C#.

COM/ATL is Key to success there buddy Smile | :)

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userland hooks, some questions about this article

devvvy2-Jan-06 21:28

devvvy

2-Jan-06 21:28

I have some questions about userland hooks and this article Process-wide API spying - an ultimate hack by Anton Bassov.

QUESTION 1:
why "ProxyProlog" + "Prolog"? Why not just "Prolog" - ie. eliminate "ProxyProlog" and jump directly to "Prolog" intead?

QUESTION 2: The following code in DllMain of the injected Dll? Is there any place where we can download the source?

<br />
IMAGE_DOS_HEADER * <br />
dosheader=(IMAGE_DOS_HEADER *)hMod;<br />
<br />
IMAGE_OPTIONAL_HEADER * opthdr =<br />
  (IMAGE_OPTIONAL_HEADER *) ((BYTE*)hMod+dosheader->e_lfanew+24);<br />
<br />
IMAGE_IMPORT_DESCRIPTOR <br />
*descriptor=<br />
      (IMAGE_IMPORT_DESCRIPTOR *)(BYTE*) hMod +<br />
      opthdr->DataDirectory[ IMAGE_DIRECTORY_ENTRY_IMPORT]. <br />
VirtualAddress;<br />
<br />
while(descriptor ->FirstThunk)<br />
{<br />
    char*dllname=(char*)((BYTE*)hMod+ descriptor ->Name);<br />
<br />
    IMAGE_THUNK_DATA* thunk=( IMAGE_THUNK_DATA*)((BYTE*) hMod +<br />
                                 descriptor ->OriginalFirstThunk);<br />
<br />
    int x=0;<br />
    while(thunk->u1.Function)<br />
    {<br />
        char*functionname=(char*)((BYTE*) hMod +<br />
                ( DWORD)thunk->u1.AddressOfData+2);<br />
<br />
        DWORD *IATentryaddress=( DWORD *)((BYTE*) hMod +<br />
                descriptor->FirstThunk)+x;<br />
        x++; thunk++;<br />
    }<br />
<br />
    descriptor++;<br />
}<br />
<br />
struct RelocatedFunction{DWORD proxyptr;<br />
DWORD funtioncptr;char *dllname;char *functionname;};<br />
<br />
BYTE* ptr=(BYTE*)HeapAlloc(GetProcessHeap(),HEAP_ZERO_MEMORY,32);<br />
RelocatedFunction * reloc=(RelocatedFunction*)&ptr[6];<br />
DWORD addr=(DWORD)&ProxyProlog;<br />
reloc->proxyptr=addr;<br />
reloc->funcname= functionname;<br />
reloc->dllname=dllname;<br />
memmove (&reloc->functionptr, IATentryaddress,4);<br />
ptr[0]= 0xFF; ptr[1]= 0x15; memmove(&ptr[2],&reloc,4);<br />
DWORD byteswritten;<br />
WriteProcessMemory(GetCurrentProcess(),IATentryaddress,&ptr,4,&byteswritten);<br />

QUESTION 3:
What header do we need to include?

Thanks in advance. Thanks!

-- modified at 3:35 Tuesday 3rd January, 2006

Re: userland hooks, some questions about this article

Owner drawn2-Jan-06 21:41

Owner drawn

2-Jan-06 21:41

You can ask the question to the author himself.

You can find this place just below the article you are talking about, ie the end of the article.

Jesus Loves You and Me Smile | :)

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--Defeat is temporary but surrender is permanent
--Never say quits
--Jesus is Lord

yeah well. I did. No one is answering.

devvvy2-Jan-06 21:42

devvvy

2-Jan-06 21:42

Owner drawn wrote:
You can ask the question to the author himself.

You can find this place just below the article you are talking about, ie the end of the article

yeah well. I did. No one is answering.

What happens in my VC++ application

SeanQA2-Jan-06 20:54

SeanQA

2-Jan-06 20:54

I create a application Of MFC AppWizard(exe),its type is "Dialog Based".There is no error in compiling．But it present a assert bug when execute programme:
File: dlgdata.cpp
Line: 624
What happens in my application? Anyone who can help me.

Re: What happens in my VC++ application

Owner drawn2-Jan-06 21:01

Owner drawn

2-Jan-06 21:01

Try to stack trace in debug mode and find out from where did it originate or from which function in your app did it start. It will help you and us.

Jesus Loves You and Me Smile | :)

-- modified at 3:12 Tuesday 3rd January, 2006

Re: What happens in my VC++ application

Zdeslav Vojkovic2-Jan-06 23:11

Zdeslav Vojkovic

2-Jan-06 23:11

It seems that you are trying to call some data exchange function while control is not yet created (e.g. you can't do that for a control in dialogs constructor, because control is not yet created). could it be that you are calling UpdateData(TRUE) in dialogs constructor? if so, try to move that code to WM_INITDIALOG handler (OnInitDialog). however, this is just a wild guess without your code.

Re: What happens in my VC++ application

Michael Dunn3-Jan-06 8:01

Michael Dunn

3-Jan-06 8:01

See the FAQ
3.1 What does a failed debug assert mean?[^]

--Mike--
Visual C++ MVP Cool | :cool:

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Implementation of Multipage PDF

Ramnath Panda2-Jan-06 20:31

Ramnath Panda

2-Jan-06 20:31

I want to implement a PDF Image file as multipage where each page consists of one image.Can you send the source code for the above.

Thanks & Regards
Ramnath

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