How can i get handle of edit control
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Hi, Im having a web application.It has a edit control.Using a service, i will continuously watch a file for some content, then i will post that content into the edit control. How can i get the handle of edit control in the web application? Is it possible? Thanks,
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Hi, Im having a web application.It has a edit control.Using a service, i will continuously watch a file for some content, then i will post that content into the edit control. How can i get the handle of edit control in the web application? Is it possible? Thanks,
Controls in a webpage do not have window handle. A webpage can have java script functions to update the controls in it. See javaScript calls from C++. http://www.codeguru.com/cpp/i-n/ieprogram/article.php/c4399 Also, if you want to write some files to system from the webpage, you need to host an activex control with required functionality in webpage.
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Controls in a webpage do not have window handle. A webpage can have java script functions to update the controls in it. See javaScript calls from C++. http://www.codeguru.com/cpp/i-n/ieprogram/article.php/c4399 Also, if you want to write some files to system from the webpage, you need to host an activex control with required functionality in webpage.
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examine your oracle forms with Spy++ that comes with 'Visual Studio Tools' to check whether they have any window handle or not :(
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yes.it is showing window handle. If i open the form in another machine,Will the window handle get change?
Karthika85 wrote:
If i open the form in another machine,Will the window handle get change?
;P it will get changed. Handles are kernal tokens, and its OS who assigns handles in response to our API calls . Use Spy++ to find out the ClassName/Caption of the window. You may try with FindWindow Function to get top level parent window handle, then FindWindowEx Function to get its child windows.
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Karthika85 wrote:
If i open the form in another machine,Will the window handle get change?
;P it will get changed. Handles are kernal tokens, and its OS who assigns handles in response to our API calls . Use Spy++ to find out the ClassName/Caption of the window. You may try with FindWindow Function to get top level parent window handle, then FindWindowEx Function to get its child windows.