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Re: error C2040: '!=' : 'HANDLE' differs in levels of indirection from 'unsigned int'

30-Oct-08 9:14

Mark Salsbery wrote:
What type is fp?

It likely belongs to CFile.

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Mark Salsbery30-Oct-08 9:29

Mark Salsbery

30-Oct-08 9:29

DavidCrow wrote:
It likely belongs to CFile.

Likely?

I assumed it is CFile too, which still raises my questions - what mystery operator
is providing the OP's comparison to NULL? And if it's a CFile, why do an incorrect
and direct comparison to an internal member when the class has that stuff covered?

Smile | :)

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Re: error C2040: '!=' : 'HANDLE' differs in levels of indirection from 'unsigned int'

Rajesh R Subramanian30-Oct-08 19:40

Rajesh R Subramanian

30-Oct-08 19:40

Well, Mark. It's time again for you to be reminded: "Some questions are really tough out here".

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Get open files by process id (winapi)

Marco1430-Oct-08 1:21

Marco14

30-Oct-08 1:21

Hi,

I try to build up a monitoring system, which shows me all opened files and the process ids, using this files.
All opened files mean not only the exe and dlls but .cpp , .h, .pdf, .doc, etc...
I get either the process id using a driver and "NtQuerySystemInformation" function or get the files by using "ReadDirectoryChanges".

So, how can I get the association between them? Is there a way to get it by the driver or is there any winapi function which gives me the pid and open files (not only processes and modules) together.

Thank you in advance for any hints, code or examples.

Marco

David Crow30-Oct-08 2:41

30-Oct-08 2:41

Marco14 wrote:

Thank you in advance for any hints, code or examples.

How about NetFileEnum()?

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Marco1430-Oct-08 3:06

Marco14

30-Oct-08 3:06

Hhmm, I'll take a look.
Thank you!

Marco1430-Oct-08 3:42

Marco14

30-Oct-08 3:42

Sorry, but I can´t find how to get the process that is calling the files with NetFileEnum().
Did I overlook s.th.?

David Crow30-Oct-08 4:45

error C2593: 'operator +=' is ambiguous

30-Oct-08 4:45

See if this or this helps.

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VCProgrammer30-Oct-08 0:00

VCProgrammer

30-Oct-08 0:00

Hi all,

i was trying to concatanate 2 strings using this line of code

str += 0x0D;

but when i compile my program it gives error

error C2593: 'operator +=' is ambiguous

How can i remove this??

Thanks in advance

Rajesh R Subramanian30-Oct-08 0:23

Rajesh R Subramanian

30-Oct-08 0:23

Is that a CString? Have you tried something like this instead?

CString str(_T("Hello world"));
str += TCHAR(0x0D);

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VCProgrammer30-Oct-08 2:18

VCProgrammer

30-Oct-08 2:18

Thanks..

Applying your suggestion removed my problem

Rajesh R Subramanian30-Oct-08 2:24

Rajesh R Subramanian

30-Oct-08 2:24

VCProgrammer wrote:
Applying your suggestion removed my problem

But only temporarily... try to understand what the error means and what this solution means. That would solve your problem permanently.

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How to invoke Microsoft Outlook create new profile dialog from MFC/C++ code

CPallini30-Oct-08 0:46

CPallini

30-Oct-08 0:46

VCProgrammer wrote:
i was trying to concatanate 2 strings using this line of code

VCProgrammer wrote:
0x0D

The above is NOT a string.
What about str? you give us little clue about its actual type.
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sarat12in29-Oct-08 23:53

Re: How to invoke Microsoft Outlook create new profile dialog from MFC/C++ code

29-Oct-08 23:53

Hi all,

i need some information on:

How to invoke Microsoft Outlook create new profile dialog from my own application?
I have an MFC app. it should look for mycrosoft out look’s profiles and invoke the outlook’s create new profile dialog.
Please I really appreciate if some one can give some ideas and pointers.

Thank you in advance

Rajkumar R30-Oct-08 2:57

Rajkumar R

30-Oct-08 2:57

See [here^] for the APIs MAPILogonEx and LaunchWizard

Re: How to invoke Microsoft Outlook create new profile dialog from MFC/C++ code

sarat12in30-Oct-08 3:09

Re: How to invoke Microsoft Outlook create new profile dialog from MFC/C++ code

30-Oct-08 3:09

Exactly

Thanks a lot

sarat12in30-Oct-08 20:05

Re: How to invoke Microsoft Outlook create new profile dialog from MFC/C++ code

30-Oct-08 20:05

I am not able to find LaunchWizard API

i need to include the header file
plz can u tell me whats the header file for the same?
i didnt find anything in google

thanks in advance

sarat12in31-Oct-08 4:11

How to send email programatically in back ground...

31-Oct-08 4:11

yaar thank you

i found it

thanx for the help ... it really worked for me

BlrBoy29-Oct-08 21:25

BlrBoy

29-Oct-08 21:25

Hello All,

I have send email from one PC in background with file attached to any mail id.. (yahoo / gmail / hotmail).... let me know any clues..

Thanks
BlrBoy

Re: How to send email programatically in back ground...

SandipG 29-Oct-08 21:35

SandipG

29-Oct-08 21:35

Does this[^] help?

Regards,
Sandip.

Re: How to send email programatically in back ground...

David Crow30-Oct-08 2:43