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Re: connect XML file with App.??

7-May-07 20:58

Means you want to open a file from your application ? Confused | :confused:

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Sandeep

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blackjack21507-May-07 21:24

blackjack2150

7-May-07 21:24

Do you have a help file and want to open it from your application using the appropriate program? If so use System.Diagnostics.Process.Start()

CreateObject Method

danasegaranea7-May-07 20:02

7-May-07 20:02

Dear All,
In vb.net we can give like this for getting illustrator application
appRef = CreateObject("Illustrator.Application")

in C#.net what we can give for getting illustrator application

Thanks in Advance
Dana

Muammar©7-May-07 20:12

Muammar©

7-May-07 20:12

Sorry I cant read vb, it hurts my eyez Cool | :cool:

..
try

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("SomeApplication.exe");

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Sandeep Akhare7-May-07 20:23

7-May-07 20:23

The Forum is of C#
Very few users knows VB... Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

lets hope positive Smile | :)

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Sandeep

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danasegaranea7-May-07 20:34

7-May-07 20:34

Dear All,
How can I check wheather an application is intalled or Not

Sandeep Akhare7-May-07 20:39

Re: CreateObject Method [modified]

7-May-07 20:39

danasegaranea wrote:
Dear All,

you are replying me Smile | :)

danasegaranea wrote:
How can I check wheather an application is intalled or Not

installed means ? in what manner ? talking about which application ?

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Sandeep

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danasegaranea7-May-07 21:00

7-May-07 21:00

I am trying to automate the illustrator.How can I do this (like MSWORD)

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Sandeep Akhare7-May-07 21:15

7-May-07 21:15

danasegaranea wrote:
I am trying to automate the illustrator.How can I do this (like MSWORD)

Sorry dude not understand anything from it
What is illustrator ?

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Sandeep

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danasegaranea8-May-07 3:09

8-May-07 3:09

Do you know Adobe photoshop.The Illustrator is the another release of Adobe.
No problem.Is there any method avl to autmate the Adobe Photoshop through C#

Thanks
Dana

J4amieC7-May-07 22:15

J4amieC

7-May-07 22:15

danasegaranea wrote:
appRef = CreateObject("Illustrator.Application")

This is VB for "create an instance of COM object Illustrator.Application". In order for this code to work you this COM object must be registered on the machine running the code.

You can achieve a similar thing in .NET using COM Interop (search google). If you are using Visual Studio it couldn't be simpler (as VS will generate a COM Interop assembly for you). Right click "references" in your project, goto add new reference. A dialog will popup which should have a "COM" tab. In this tab you should find an entry such as "Illustrator Application Object". Add this as a reference and your project should have access to a namespace like "Illusrator.ApplicationObject" which will have identical properties and methods used in your VB Application.

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danasegaranea7-May-07 22:20

7-May-07 22:20

Dear J4amieC,
There is no method called CreateObject in C# ?

Pete O'Hanlon7-May-07 22:33

Pete O'Hanlon

7-May-07 22:33

That's right. Now, read the rest of what he said - google for COM interoperability. CreateObject uses the registry to identify the locations of the relevant parts of the application that it needs to run with - it then (behind the scenes) calls the CoCreateObject, QueryInterface, other COM initialization routines. .NET provides this for you through Interop - read up on it, because people aren't going to spoonfeed you with the exact answer. You have to do some work for yourself.

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Exception:Token StartElement in state Epilog would result in an invalid XML document

J4amieC8-May-07 0:07

J4amieC

8-May-07 0:07

As Pete said, re-read my post.

I forgot one thing and that was to say that once you have added a reference to the right COM object you would use the "new" keyword to create an instance much like creating a normal object in .NET

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DON3457-May-07 19:20

DON345

7-May-07 19:20

Hi All
iam parsing text file into xml output.
when iam parsing textfile iam getting exception is
"Token StartElement in state Epilog would result in an invalid XML document"
why im getting this exception can anyone suggest me.
advancedly thank you for giving suggestions.

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RENU

Re: Exception:Token StartElement in state Epilog would result in an invalid XML document

Sandeep Akhare7-May-07 19:32

Re: Exception:Token StartElement in state Epilog would result in an invalid XML document

7-May-07 19:32

HI DON
Still fighting for xml ? Confused | :confused:

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Sandeep

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If you look at what you have in life, you have everything... "

DON3457-May-07 20:00

DON345

7-May-07 20:00

Hi Sandeep iam able to parsing into xml with ur help.
im getting exception some where in file.
wht is the reason could u help me in this.

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RENU

Re: Exception:Token StartElement in state Epilog would result in an invalid XML document

Sandeep Akhare7-May-07 20:21