C / C++ / MFC

4-Mar-09 18:32

i have one exe it will run SWF.

when i run that exe file it displays the .swf file.but when i call this exe for button click in MFC it doesn't show that .swf.

What is a reason?

I have called exe for button click with

WinExec("c:\\app\\Lock.exe", SW_SHOWNORMAL);

am also tried with shellexecute.

Eytukan4-Mar-09 20:21

4-Mar-09 20:21

You question is not clear, but I guess you are trying to open a SWF file. If you don't have a default viewer associated. It won't open. You need to specify the associated application as well.

ShellExecute(NULL,"open", "YourFalshViewer.exe", "c:\\YourSWF.swf",NULL, SW_SHOWNORMAL);

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Hamid_RT4-Mar-09 20:55

Hamid_RT

4-Mar-09 20:55

The history is repeated you answered to this question two or three years ago of course you said to OP that he or she needs to a activex.

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Eytukan4-Mar-09 21:03

4-Mar-09 21:03

I think there was an argument over Createprocess & ShellExecute also. Not sure. lol Smile | :)

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Nishad S4-Mar-09 21:28

4-Mar-09 21:28

You may be missing the working folder of that exe.

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pooja_friends4-Mar-09 22:04

4-Mar-09 22:04

i am not running .swf file directly.

I have an exe file that will run .swf

when i click the button it will call .exe file .

Nishad S4-Mar-09 22:31

4-Mar-09 22:31

Yes. I am talking about the same. I doubt that your exe is missing its correct working folder so that the swf file would not be available for the exe. You can use ShellExecute or CreateProcess to specify the working folder also.

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pooja_friends4-Mar-09 22:47

4-Mar-09 22:47

sFilePath.Format(("C:\\app\\FULock.exe");

ShellExecute(NULL,"open", sFilePath,NULL,NULL, SW_SHOWNORMAL);

The APP Folder contains .swf file.

then what i do.

it wont display the .swf

Nishad S4-Mar-09 22:51

4-Mar-09 22:51

Try this...

ShellExecute(NULL,"open", sFilePath,NULL,_T("C:\\app\\"), SW_SHOWNORMAL);

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pooja_friends4-Mar-09 23:03

4-Mar-09 23:03

thanks you,that working now

Nishad S4-Mar-09 23:07

who handles ID_FILE_CLOSE

4-Mar-09 23:07

Welcome... Smile | :)

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_T("No name")4-Mar-09 18:25

_T("No name")

4-Mar-09 18:25

hello,
can anybody help me to knw that who mainapp, doc and view handles ID_FILE_CLOSE i want to override this as i m using AFXPrintPreview(this) where this is ponter to view. in that case my main ribbon button contains a close buttton. On which i want to just close my preview nt application. my application is an SDI application. plz help

thnakz

Re: who handles ID_FILE_CLOSE

Eytukan4-Mar-09 20:51

Re: who handles ID_FILE_CLOSE

4-Mar-09 20:51

It's handled by the document. You may explain it better.

Some notes from MSDN:
ID_FILE_CLOSE Closes the currently open document.

CDocument::OnFileClose calls CDocument::SaveModified to prompt the user to save the document if it has been modified and then calls OnCloseDocument. All the closing logic, including destroying the document, is done in the OnCloseDocument routine.

ID_FILE_CLOSE acts differently from a WM_CLOSE message or an SC_CLOSE system command sent to the documents frame window. Closing a window will close the document only if that is the last frame window showing the document. Closing the document with ID_FILE_CLOSE will not only close the document but will close down all frame windows showing the document.

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_T("No name")4-Mar-09 20:53

_T("No name")

4-Mar-09 20:53

thanks for the reply... i could get it earlier but will it be ok from design point of view to call CmainFrame method from doc. i kindda need that.

urgent:::: (linking of resource dll to MFC dialog based application)

Purish Dwivedi4-Mar-09 17:52

Purish Dwivedi

4-Mar-09 17:52

I have created resource dll in english and french language.

Now I want to link these resource dlls to my MFC dialog based application.

In my application,I am chosing language from a combo box.I need to call the particular resource dll on the selection of language in combo box.

Can anyone help me? It's URGENT.
Thanks in advance.

Re: urgent:::: (linking of resource dll to MFC dialog based application)

Eytukan4-Mar-09 19:14

Re: urgent:::: (linking of resource dll to MFC dialog based application)

4-Mar-09 19:14

Clikt[^]

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Purish Dwivedi4-Mar-09 22:05

Purish Dwivedi

4-Mar-09 22:05

here are some extra files which i don't have in my application. So I am not getting where to include these files.
Like CMainFrame class, I don't have .So i am not getting that where to include the handler..
Can u help me?

Re: urgent:::: (linking of resource dll to MFC dialog based application)

Eytukan4-Mar-09 22:23

4-Mar-09 22:23

Hey you don't need to use the demo application. It's a Doc/view application. As you said yours is a Dialog application. You don't need to copy all those View,Doc files. Just search for CLanguageSupport usage in his demo application and try to implement it in your dialog.Helper[^]

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Createprocess()

punav4-Mar-09 17:18

punav

4-Mar-09 17:18

I am trying to open a exe file through my application. I am using CreateProcess() for the same
But before the application lauches the next line starts executing.
I added Sleep(10000). But that does not help everytime

Please suggest how can I wait till application is up and then proceed with other calls.

Joseph Marzbani4-Mar-09 18:14

Joseph Marzbani

4-Mar-09 18:14

What does the next line do? What kind of problem does the next line make to be execute? tell a little more about your problem...

punav4-Mar-09 18:32

punav

4-Mar-09 18:32

Here when I open a application which is a server, the mounted file systesm should create a corresponding directory.So next line is to Check for the folder in fs.
This command executes imeediately and returns no folder.

Chandrasekharan P4-Mar-09 18:27

Chandrasekharan P

4-Mar-09 18:27

Is'nt ShellExeute helping you?

Eytukan4-Mar-09 18:57

4-Mar-09 18:57

WaitForInputIdle or GetExitCodeProcess may help?

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