Hi, I'm new to the forum,
I'm hoping someone can help me with this because days of googling and lots of coffee hasn't so far..maybe I'm not using the right keywords to search.. I don't know..
I'm writing a .EXE integration program with VB, the program contains an IE Browser ActiveX control which navigates to a html page onload (which automatically opens a new applet window that runs as a separate Process ID - ie: no longer wrapped by my activex control)... the integration requires me to be able to read some values directly off the applet then put those into a local database accessed by VB and then call a method inside the applet (or to simulate mouse clicks at the right places on screen) to confirm that I've got the information in order to refresh to the next page within the applet...
So far I've ran this in debug mode and I couldn't access any of the applet's objects from VB.. all I can access are the document properties such as the HTML source code that loads the applet, can someone please help me?
Thanks in advance
I'm hoping someone can help me with this because days of googling and lots of coffee hasn't so far..maybe I'm not using the right keywords to search.. I don't know..
I'm writing a .EXE integration program with VB, the program contains an IE Browser ActiveX control which navigates to a html page onload (which automatically opens a new applet window that runs as a separate Process ID - ie: no longer wrapped by my activex control)... the integration requires me to be able to read some values directly off the applet then put those into a local database accessed by VB and then call a method inside the applet (or to simulate mouse clicks at the right places on screen) to confirm that I've got the information in order to refresh to the next page within the applet...
So far I've ran this in debug mode and I couldn't access any of the applet's objects from VB.. all I can access are the document properties such as the HTML source code that loads the applet, can someone please help me?
Thanks in advance
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