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chpsoft4-Mar-04 14:28

4-Mar-04 14:28

I switch the default desktop to mine,and i produce taskbar myself.So i want to receive some message when system shell is ready to launch an application and to terminate an application.
how can i do? hook? or other?

Re: how to receive app launch message?

Joel Lucsy4-Mar-04 16:00

Joel Lucsy

4-Mar-04 16:00

Typically you'd use SetWindowsHookEx with either the WH_CBT or WH_SHELL setting.

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Joel Lucsy

Re: how to receive app launch message?

chpsoft4-Mar-04 16:16

chpsoft

4-Mar-04 16:16

thank you.
But can you give me a demo code?or where can download such demo?
thank you again.

Re: how to receive app launch message?

bilal784-Mar-04 19:30

bilal78

4-Mar-04 19:30

Hi!
You will use WH_CBT hooks and look for HCBT_CREATEWND nCode on your hook proc. You will find an example for this at
http://www.codeproject.com/shell/sweeptheminesweeper.asp?target=minesweeper[^]

Regards,
Bilal Anjum

Re: how to receive app launch message?

chpsoft4-Mar-04 19:58

chpsoft

4-Mar-04 19:58

can you tell me what's the difference of HCBT_CREATEWND and HSHELL_WINDOWCREATED?

Re: how to receive app launch message?

bilal784-Mar-04 20:26

bilal78

4-Mar-04 20:26

HI!
Well according to MSDN (If its wrong it's Microsoft to blame Smile | :)

)

HSHELL_WINDOWCREATED will be called when "A top-level, unowned window has been created. The window exists when the system calls a ShellProc function."
and
HCBT_CREATEWND will be called when "A window is about to be created. The system calls the hook procedure before sending the WM_CREATE or WM_NCCREATE message to the window. If the hook procedure returns a nonzero value, the system destroys the window; the CreateWindow function returns NULL, but the WM_DESTROY message is not sent to the window. If the hook procedure returns zero, the window is created normally."

Regards,
Bilal Anjum

Re: how to receive app launch message?

chpsoft4-Mar-04 20:41

chpsoft

4-Mar-04 20:41

i see!thank you!

Shared Folders With Username/Password

shultas4-Mar-04 13:50

shultas

4-Mar-04 13:50

Hey all.

I've got a tiny helper application that I've built that creates text files on a network/shared drive.

I'm presently just using CStdioFile to create the text files.

The problem that I am running into is username/password authentication. I don't really know where to start for this and would appreciate some pointers in the right direction. The network/shared drive is "\\S-CPU1\c\the_folder". If I open up IE, and go to \\S-CPU1\c\the_folder ... the first time I try it, IE asks for the username/password. I enter it in, it goes there. I can then close out of IE and it "remembers" the username/password combination (or keeps me logged in to it, or whatever) until I physically LOG OUT or switch users. So, if I do that one time, I can then run my helper app, and it creates the files over on that shared folder without a problem.

The problem is I would like to automate this, so that I/the user does not have to first bring up IE and go through that process (and I don't want to physically MAP a drive to that folder). I would like to be able to run my app, and if it realizes that it needs a user/password to access that folder, it will go ahead and bring up a prompt asking the user for that information. After that point, it'll just roll through and do it's thing.

I've searched for several phrases in the articles on this site, but can not seem to find anything that is doing what I want. If someone could point me in the right direction, I would greatly appreciate it.

Shultas

Re: Shared Folders With Username/Password

sunyou4-Mar-04 19:17

sunyou

4-Mar-04 19:17

DWORD WNetAddConnection2(
LPNETRESOURCE lpNetResource, // connection details
LPCTSTR lpPassword, // password
LPCTSTR lpUsername, // user name
DWORD dwFlags // connection options
);

lpLocalName :Points to a null-terminated string that specifies the name of a local device to redirect, such as "F:" or "LPT1". The string is treated in a case-insensitive manner.
If the string is empty, or if lpLocalName is NULL, the function makes a connection to the network resource without redirecting a local device.

nmake and the c++ build tool.

debutante4-Mar-04 13:36

debutante

4-Mar-04 13:36

how do i change a program which wae built to compile with nmake to compile
with the c++ build tool.

please help

Re: nmake and the c++ build tool.

David Crow4-Mar-04 13:39

David Crow

4-Mar-04 13:39

You should be able to open the .mak file with Visual Studio.

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PropertyPage resizing

act_x4-Mar-04 11:22

act_x

4-Mar-04 11:22

Here is my scenario
My Main Dialog creates a propertyPage , and resizes it to fit the bounds of the Main Dialog window .

mainSheet= new CPropertySheet();<br />
mainSheet->AddPage(&page1);<br />
int res=mainSheet->Create(this,  WS_POPUP| WS_BORDER  |WS_VISIBLE      ,0 );<br />
if(!res){<br />
AfxMessageBox("Could not Create PropertySheet",MB_ICONERROR);<br />
return  ;<br />
}<br />
mainSheet->AddPage(&page2);<br />
CRect r;<br />
this->GetWindowRect(&r);<br />
mainSheet->SetWindowPos(0,r.left+10,r.top+60,r.Width()-20,r.Height()-130,0);

To the PropertyPage I add 2 propertypages .

What is happenning right now is that the PropertySheet occupies the desired region of the main window , but the inner PropertyPages are displayed in their original size !

How do I make the PropertyPage resize to the current revised size of the its parent i.e the PropertyPage ?

Re: PropertyPage resizing

PJ Arends4-Mar-04 17:54

PJ Arends

4-Mar-04 17:54

http://www.codeproject.com/property/resizableproperties.asp[^]

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How to print web page to image file

AWebDude4-Mar-04 10:30

AWebDude

4-Mar-04 10:30

Is there a way to save the web page contents to an image. Just the contents, no toolbar, no status bar. In other words print web page to image file??

Thanks a lot.

creating window help

ppp0014-Mar-04 10:05

ppp001

4-Mar-04 10:05

Hi all,

How can I program to pop up a WordPad window for showing some formatted text for help purpose
in visual c++ 6 ?

Thanks

Re: creating window help

basementman4-Mar-04 10:09

basementman

4-Mar-04 10:09

ShellExecute or CreateProcess.

onwards and upwards...

Re: creating window help

ppp0014-Mar-04 20:10

ppp001

4-Mar-04 20:10

Thanks for your reply.

If I use createProcess() to launch the MS WordPad, how
can I avoid the problem that there may be differences in the path name of the application in different windows platform ?

Or is there any MFC class that i could use to launch a RTF document ?

Thanks

Re: creating window help

basementman5-Mar-04 3:51

basementman

5-Mar-04 3:51

That's why the recommended way to display a document is to use ShellExecute. ShellExecute will open whatever program is associated with the file extension.

onwards and upwards...

How to have access to the members of a class

Roozbeh694-Mar-04 9:55

Roozbeh69

4-Mar-04 9:55

Hi everybody

I have written an ATL 3.0 project including two sample classes named CAttachment & CAttachments. These classes have interfaces IAttachment & IAttachments in order. IAttachments has got a method named "Item" that returns a result of the type of IAttachment. But before returning the IAttachment, I want to call some member functions of the CAttachment class to setup the IAttachment properly. I know how to create the IAttachment interface, but I don't know how to have access to the members of the CAttachment from the Item method. I will be thankful if anybody replies to me.

Regards,
Roozbeh.

Re: How to have access to the members of a class

ian mariano4-Mar-04 10:53

ian mariano

4-Mar-04 10:53

It's a hack but you could cast your IAttachment interface to CAttachment and call the methods you desire.

CAttachment a = (CAttachment)piAttachment;
 
a->SomeMethodNotExposedInIAttachment();
 
pi->SomeMethodExposedByIAttachment();

Note, this won't work outside your implementation project as outside callers won't have access to the CAttachment class or any of its members not exposed by the IAttachment interface.

Ian Mariano - http://www.ian-space.com/

"We are all wave equations in the information matrix of the universe" - me

Re: How to have access to the members of a class

Steve S4-Mar-04 22:41

Steve S

4-Mar-04 22:41

How is the CAttachments object producing the interface IAttachment to return?
Presumably you must be making a CAttachment object somewhere, or do you have them already created and you're just holding a list of the IAttachment interfaces?

Steve S

How do I compile?

john john mackey4-Mar-04 9:47

john john mackey

4-Mar-04 9:47

Ok, sorry for the simple subject and for possibly this simple question, but here is what I want to do:

How do I compile in VC++ 6.0 using the .NET\Vc7\INCLUDE versions of

\Microsoft Visual Studio\VC98\INCLUDE\xlocale
\Microsoft Visual Studio\VC98\INCLUDE\xlocnum
\Microsoft Visual Studio\VC98\INCLUDE\streambuf
\Microsoft Visual Studio\VC98\INCLUDE\xmemory

(how?)

I want to use the same files, except they are from:
\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET\Vc7\include

I also want to do this in only one project of a multiple project VC++ 6.0 workspace.

Thank you for the help.
Johnny

Re: How do I compile?

ian mariano4-Mar-04 10:56

ian mariano

4-Mar-04 10:56

Just havethe desired path .NET\Vc7\INCLUDE appear before the \Microsoft Visual Studio .NET\Vc7\include in your project "include" directory settings. There's "move up/down functionality in the prop page.

Ian Mariano - http://www.ian-space.com/

"We are all wave equations in the information matrix of the universe" - me

Re: How do I compile?

john john mackey5-Mar-04 8:09

john john mackey

5-Mar-04 8:09

I am compiling in VC++ 6.0, but want to use

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET\Vc7\include\xlocale
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET\Vc7\include\xlocnum
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET\Vc7\include\streambuf
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET\Vc7\include\xmemory

When I compile in 6.0, the inclusion of

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET\Vc7\include

has no effect.

When I use the Studio IDE or look directly at the .DSP file, i don't see anywere that I can place the Studio.NET-Vc7 version AHEAD OF the 6.0-VC98 version of these files.

Any suggestion?

Thanks.
Johnny

Re: How do I compile?

ian mariano8-Mar-04 12:15

ian mariano

8-Mar-04 12:15

Do this Tools | Options. Find Projects | VC++ Directories. Change the order of the Include Files (select from the combobox at the upper right). Just move the desired directories to the top, even add new ones if you wish Wink | ;)

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