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    Hi, I have two applications running in parallel.I want to know the events generated in one application (because of user's action on dialog controls)in the other application. Those two applications are not communicating with each other directly.But the second application has the info of dialog control ID's of the first application. Is it possible to know the events generated in other application.? Please tell me how can I do it.

    Regards, Sunil Kumar

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      Hi, I have two applications running in parallel.I want to know the events generated in one application (because of user's action on dialog controls)in the other application. Those two applications are not communicating with each other directly.But the second application has the info of dialog control ID's of the first application. Is it possible to know the events generated in other application.? Please tell me how can I do it.

      Regards, Sunil Kumar

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      sunilkumar.d wrote:

      Is it possible to know the events generated in other application.?

      Well, yes - Spy++ can do it. I suspect you need to create a global Windows hook that gets injected into the first application which can send information to the second one.

      Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p

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        sunilkumar.d wrote:

        Is it possible to know the events generated in other application.?

        Well, yes - Spy++ can do it. I suspect you need to create a global Windows hook that gets injected into the first application which can send information to the second one.

        Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p

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        Hi Stuart, Thanks for the reply. Can I get any detailed info on how to do this?

        Regards, Sunil Kumar

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          Hi Stuart, Thanks for the reply. Can I get any detailed info on how to do this?

          Regards, Sunil Kumar

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