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Identifying system process.

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    When internet explorer opens my dotnet code should identify that. How can we do that? Please help me with this.

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      When internet explorer opens my dotnet code should identify that. How can we do that? Please help me with this.

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      srikantha_nagaraj wrote:

      When internet explorer opens my dotnet code should identify that.

      When you post questions you should identify correct forum.

      srikantha_nagaraj wrote:

      Please help me with this.

      Your question is terribly unclear and off topic to this forum. If your question has anything to do with ASP.NET, explain it clearly. If not, move to correct forum.

      Best wishes, Navaneeth

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        When internet explorer opens my dotnet code should identify that. How can we do that? Please help me with this.

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        No way... If you are talking about process in the client side, it cant detect it from the browser.. As browser only deals with htmls(Request / Response). It dont have access to anything, but just to display some Data and Ui elements. If you are looking for server side processes, it is very easier to deal with this. Just use System.Diagnostics.Process[] processlist = System.Diagnostics.Process.GetProcesses() But I dont think your motive is fulfilled using this as no one opens internet explorer to work with their own site in the server. Anyway.. Be specific on what you require always. And post in right section. Cheers. :rose:

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          When internet explorer opens my dotnet code should identify that. How can we do that? Please help me with this.

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          srikantha_nagaraj wrote:

          When internet explorer opens my dotnet code should identify that.

          Why do you need that ? Do you need it for an ASP.NET Application or any win Application ?

          srikantha_nagaraj wrote:

          Please help me with this.

          Please be specific while asking any question so that we can help you at best !!

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            No way... If you are talking about process in the client side, it cant detect it from the browser.. As browser only deals with htmls(Request / Response). It dont have access to anything, but just to display some Data and Ui elements. If you are looking for server side processes, it is very easier to deal with this. Just use System.Diagnostics.Process[] processlist = System.Diagnostics.Process.GetProcesses() But I dont think your motive is fulfilled using this as no one opens internet explorer to work with their own site in the server. Anyway.. Be specific on what you require always. And post in right section. Cheers. :rose:

            Abhishek Sur **Don't forget to click "Good Answer" if you like this Solution.


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            Abhishek Sur wrote:

            If you are looking for server side processes, it is very easier to deal with this. Just use System.Diagnostics.Process[] processlist = System.Diagnostics.Process.GetProcesses()

            I doubt this. ASP.NET process runs on a restricted account and will not have full trust. GetProcesses() method is likely to fail if invoked from ASP.NET application.

            Best wishes, Navaneeth

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              Abhishek Sur wrote:

              If you are looking for server side processes, it is very easier to deal with this. Just use System.Diagnostics.Process[] processlist = System.Diagnostics.Process.GetProcesses()

              I doubt this. ASP.NET process runs on a restricted account and will not have full trust. GetProcesses() method is likely to fail if invoked from ASP.NET application.

              Best wishes, Navaneeth

              modified on Sunday, December 6, 2009 8:21 AM

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              Yes.. But I guess giving proper rights to the user (or impersonating) to run the aspnet worker process as an administrator will surely solves the issue .. But seriously... this is not generally what we do often... but it is possible I guess. Cheers.. :rose:

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