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Krishnan V wrote: I want to prevent access to windows explorer when the user is using my app.
Why? What is it that you are ultimately trying to prevent access to?
"Take only what you need and leave the land as you found it." - Native American Proverb
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My application is used in critical applications. Therefore, normal users are not allowed to use anything outside of my app. Not even calculator! To get access to other applications, I might provide a password-protected option to them.
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Hi ,
I m having problem updating my temporary Access databse , I get messages from socket every 1 sec , and I have to update Access tables . My application is a multithreaded , so there are times when multiple threads are trying to reand/ write same table.
Now my problem is I have tried to open Access table through CRecordset class , and when I debug it locally it run fine in multithread environment , like same table is opened by thread 1 and thread 2 is reading it , thread 3 is updating it etc.
But when I go live , I get errors like :
"Could not update; currently locked by user 'admin' on machine 'XXX"
how to catch this bug ? n how to fix it ?
plz can any body help ? If I use MS SQL SERVER can it resolve problem ?
Thx,
Zinc
HELLO
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Hello
One way is to use a Mutex (and keep Access).
You could create a special function (or class) that handles all reads from, and writes to, the Access DB.
In that function (or class), use a Mutex.
Or, if reads are allowed at all times, just block the writes with a Mutex.
Kakan
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Just as in that you can call LoadLibrary() on a DLL and then use GetProcAddress() to call a function within that DLL, is it possible to export a function from an exe? I know you can call LoadLibrary() and pass it an .exe and it will return a valid handle...
My end result is that I'd like to load an executable by another program (NOT run it) and determine what specific version it is...without using a version info resource within it. If I could set a function to export to return the version, that would be *perfect*.
Any other suggestions on getting at my end result would be appreciated.
Thanks,
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Gunn317 wrote: ...is it possible to export a function from an exe?
Not that I am aware of.
"Take only what you need and leave the land as you found it." - Native American Proverb
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It IS possible! In searching the internet, I came across this article:
http://www.codeguru.com/Cpp/W-P/dll/article.php/c3649/
In trying to solve this problem yesterday, I had created a Win32 DLL using the VS.NET wizard with one function I was exporting. So, I just copy/pasted the code into a new header file which I included in one of my .exe source files, then linked. That was it and it worked.
I was able to call LoadLibrary() on the exe, then GetProcAddress() for the function. Here's the complete .h needed (VERSION_EXPORTS was defined in the project properties):
<br />
#ifdef VERSION_EXPORTS<br />
#define VERSION_API __declspec(dllexport)<br />
#else<br />
#define VERSION_API __declspec(dllimport)<br />
#endif<br />
<br />
VERSION_API int fnVersion(void)<br />
{<br />
return 6030;<br />
}<br />
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but you are using some dll methods to came across this : dllexport and dllimport
i never seen an application (.exe) defining some symbols that are to be exported... !!
this is done in dll generally.
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I sure am...I'm sure in most cases this may not be appropriate or needed. But it fits my case perfectly. And since LoadLibrary() and GetProcAddress() both work with .exe's, there's no reason why it can't be done.
Thanks,
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Hi,
I have a problem when creating win32 regions and drawing into them. The edges of the shapes drawing inside the region are distored or cut-off. For example:
CDC* pdc = GetDC();
CRgn rgn;
rgn.CreateEllipticRgn(10,10,50,50);
pdc->SelectClipRgn(&rgn, RGN_COPY);
pdc->Ellipse(10, 10, 50, 50);
pdc->SelectClipRgn(NULL, RGN_COPY);
ReleaseDC(pdc);
Although the coordinates of the region are the same of the ellipse coordinates, it still does not draw the ellipse perfectly. The edges are distorted. Is there a way I can calculate the perfect region. I also do not want to use paths as they don't work properly in win98. What could be the solution.
Thanks
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Are you acconting for the pen width of the border of the object?
In that case, your region needs to be slightly larger than the actual object boundaries, since most programs leave the pen drawing code to drawn ON the object's edge rather than within it.
Since I don't see any code explicitly setting your pen, it could be any guess what it is at the time this code executes. Are you seeing distortion when the pen width is more than 1? I would not expect it too much with this code when the pen width is 1, except maybe at the outer edge of the ellipse.
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Thanks for your reply. I am not selecting any pen into the device, so I assume that the default is a 1 pixel black pen. I tried making the region larger by one pixel, but the result shows the ellipse. However, there are extra little blank spaces around the ellipse. I also tried to make the pen PS_INSIDEFRAME but with the same result.
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hai
selvaraj@kappsoft.com
i have downloaded the message Queue implementation.
i need to create a private queue... In my local meachine(CLIENT)
what i have to give in the fields of
ServerMSMQ
Path Queue
Label Queue
Message Lable
I gave serverMSMQ empty pathQueue :"private$","private",".\<comp.name>\private$\test",.....
it shows the error "error to create private queue"
when i click create private Queue(note: i can create directly i.e message Queue in computer management
if possible give me the docment or help file
waiting for your suggestion
selvaraj
selvaraj@kappsoft.com
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Does anyone know about how to do programmatical digest authentication against microsoft active directory?
I'd really appriciate if someone helps me.
Osama Askari
programmer.askari@gmail.com
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Hello,
I had some doubt regarding definition of global variables. If I have to define two global variables with the same name in two cpp files then is it somehow possible to do so..?
However I am aware of providing a definition in one file and declaring in other for usage(using extern keyword).
Example:
int i;
should be "defined" in CPP1.cpp and CPP2.cpp belonging to the same project.
Regards,
Abhishek.
Learning is a never ending process of Life.
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Global variables are only visible in 1 cpp
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Human stupidity is infinite.
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in cpp1.h ->
extern int i;
in cpp1.cpp ->
int i;
Then include cpp1.h where ever you need to use i
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hi!
i want to use drawitem() to easily set a background color to alternate rows in my clistctrl rows. I've made it ownerdrawfixed, add drawitem override procedure, put ON_WM_DRAWITEM()... but my item data are not displayed. but when i removed the ownerdrawfixed property, it displays the data, but ofcourse it doesnt go to drawitem() procedure.
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i will try to publish my code as soon as possible to the Codeproject.com
Regards,
sdancer
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When it comes to doing owner drawn list controls this[^] article by Mike Dunn is a must read.
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Hi,
Read me article at,
http://www.codeproject.com/listctrl/ColoredListCtrl.asp
Regards,
sdancer75
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Is it easy to implement CFrameWnd::DoModal()?
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followait wrote: Is it easy to implement CFrameWnd::DoModal()?
there is no DoModal Function in CFrameWnd class
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cheers,
Alok Gupta
VC Forum Q&A :- I/ IV
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if you want a modal frame window, I think you can disable the owning frame window.
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