Calculating Internet Explorer Bandwidth
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Hi All, I want to calculate the bandwidth used by Internet explorer for each domain(google,yahoo,aol,etc). The number of bytes received and sent for each domain need to be calculated. Solutions can be c# as well as in VC++. Thanks in Advance...
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Hi All, I want to calculate the bandwidth used by Internet explorer for each domain(google,yahoo,aol,etc). The number of bytes received and sent for each domain need to be calculated. Solutions can be c# as well as in VC++. Thanks in Advance...
Jeyakumarbics1 wrote:
Solutions can be c# as well as in VC++.
Thats very kind of you, in return I'll allow you to code this yourself.
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Jeyakumarbics1 wrote:
Solutions can be c# as well as in VC++.
Thats very kind of you, in return I'll allow you to code this yourself.
Thanks for ur reply..
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Hi All, I want to calculate the bandwidth used by Internet explorer for each domain(google,yahoo,aol,etc). The number of bytes received and sent for each domain need to be calculated. Solutions can be c# as well as in VC++. Thanks in Advance...
Jeyakumarbics1 wrote:
Solutions can be c# as well as in VC++.
Well then, you must be looking for the Visual Studio Express editions.
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Hi All, I want to calculate the bandwidth used by Internet explorer for each domain(google,yahoo,aol,etc). The number of bytes received and sent for each domain need to be calculated. Solutions can be c# as well as in VC++. Thanks in Advance...
This would require that you write a proxy server to track this kind of information. You'd point the browser at the proxy and the proxy would retrieve the pages for the browser. This gives you the capability to track every byte that goes through the proxy.
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Hi All, I want to calculate the bandwidth used by Internet explorer for each domain(google,yahoo,aol,etc). The number of bytes received and sent for each domain need to be calculated. Solutions can be c# as well as in VC++. Thanks in Advance...
i heard about this Technology 'BHO' at once， but i had no chance to use it. if you really want to control 'Internet explorer', consider using it. BHO is a simple ATL COM object that Internet Explorer will load each time it runs; in other words, for every instance of Internet Explorer. BHOs run in Internet Explorer's address space and can perform any operation on available objects (windows, modules, and so forth). BHOs instantiate and get destructed with a browser's instance because it is tied to a browser's main window. If your system has an active desktop enabled, the BHO gets instantiated along with Windows Explorer as well