App Loading
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I cannot understand how you understand that, this third party is loaded? You dont have any notification on GUI, no message? Then how come a application be like that? i cannot understand :)
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Hi, I have a 3rd party application that takes 2-3 min to load. I am to notify the user that the application has been loaded. I tried it as: I design another application that will keep watching memeory usage of that application in every 5 second. If Memeory usage is equal to last 5 second. I assumes application has been loaded. But sometime my logic fails. Is there any better idea to do this task?
Is there any operations are doing other than the normal application launch in the application InitInstance or Form Load(). I mean Loading settings from a file or from a remote server, or initialising some settings etc... ?
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Is there any operations are doing other than the normal application launch in the application InitInstance or Form Load(). I mean Loading settings from a file or from a remote server, or initialising some settings etc... ?
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Hi, I have a 3rd party application that takes 2-3 min to load. I am to notify the user that the application has been loaded. I tried it as: I design another application that will keep watching memeory usage of that application in every 5 second. If Memeory usage is equal to last 5 second. I assumes application has been loaded. But sometime my logic fails. Is there any better idea to do this task?
Is API
WaitForInputIdle[^] helpfule? Regards, Paresh. -
Adam, but the application is like that :) I am trying for CPU usage + memory usage? But not able to get CPU usage..any hint?
I think you want to do some operation after it is loaded. Which is that application. I think you asked about the CPU usage yesterday also? isn't it? :) Why you are restricted to use that a such a third party application? what you have to achieve with that third party application? If you answer these, i may help u .
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I think you want to do some operation after it is loaded. Which is that application. I think you asked about the CPU usage yesterday also? isn't it? :) Why you are restricted to use that a such a third party application? what you have to achieve with that third party application? If you answer these, i may help u .
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Ya I asked yesterday also. I am restricted to use it (3rd party app) because it gives a virtual environment to user to use. To prepare the virtual environment it takes around 3-5 minutes. I am designing my own application that will have more user option but using same 3rd party application. So I have to notify the user that environment has been loaded and proceed with next step. I think now you will help Adam :)
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Ya I asked yesterday also. I am restricted to use it (3rd party app) because it gives a virtual environment to user to use. To prepare the virtual environment it takes around 3-5 minutes. I am designing my own application that will have more user option but using same 3rd party application. So I have to notify the user that environment has been loaded and proceed with next step. I think now you will help Adam :)
i hope once the virtual environment is loaded, you can click the button I think once it is loaded, dialog will be on active state. Please check whether you can click or do some operation on loading time? If you cannot click and it is not in active state then you can use WaitForInputIdle([^]) API to wait until user can input with a time of some 6-10 minutes so that it can process its input even on worse case.
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modified on Thursday, March 4, 2010 7:39 AM
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Hi, I have a 3rd party application that takes 2-3 min to load. I am to notify the user that the application has been loaded. I tried it as: I design another application that will keep watching memeory usage of that application in every 5 second. If Memeory usage is equal to last 5 second. I assumes application has been loaded. But sometime my logic fails. Is there any better idea to do this task?
Try to find the dialog window by its name or class :) Try to send
WM_GETTEXTat the found window :)Check your definition of Irrationality[^] :) 1 - Avicenna 5 - Hubbard 3 - Own definition
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i hope once the virtual environment is loaded, you can click the button I think once it is loaded, dialog will be on active state. Please check whether you can click or do some operation on loading time? If you cannot click and it is not in active state then you can use WaitForInputIdle([^]) API to wait until user can input with a time of some 6-10 minutes so that it can process its input even on worse case.
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modified on Thursday, March 4, 2010 7:39 AM
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Hi, I have a 3rd party application that takes 2-3 min to load. I am to notify the user that the application has been loaded. I tried it as: I design another application that will keep watching memeory usage of that application in every 5 second. If Memeory usage is equal to last 5 second. I assumes application has been loaded. But sometime my logic fails. Is there any better idea to do this task?
john5632 wrote:
I design another application that will keep watching memeory usage of that application in every 5 second. If Memeory usage is equal to last 5 second. I assumes application has been loaded.
You can't seriously think this is a good idea. :rolleyes:
"One man's wage rise is another man's price increase." - Harold Wilson
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Your application aside, how do you know it's ready to be used?
"One man's wage rise is another man's price increase." - Harold Wilson
"Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons
"Man who follows car will be exhausted." - Confucius
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If the 3rd-party application creates a window (even if it's not visible) you can detect it with the Win32 API function, EnumWindows (): http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms633497%28VS.85%29.aspx[^] This gives you one window at a time (to your callback function) until EnumWindows () returns FALSE. You can programmatically examine the window's title to identify it.
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If the 3rd-party application creates a window (even if it's not visible) you can detect it with the Win32 API function, EnumWindows (): http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms633497%28VS.85%29.aspx[^] This gives you one window at a time (to your callback function) until EnumWindows () returns FALSE. You can programmatically examine the window's title to identify it.
My question was not code-related.
"One man's wage rise is another man's price increase." - Harold Wilson
"Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons
"Man who follows car will be exhausted." - Confucius