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Aug 27th, 2013, 11:30 AM
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 [RESOLVED] command line and new object
I run into a scenario that I am stuck. I have an exe, and in the program, there's this sequence:
1. Create an object provided by API.
2. Call that object to login.
3. On logoff, call that object to logoff
This is working fine; however, now what if I want to pass in command line to my program to logoff at any time that program is running. So in step 2, once the program is logged in. I want to be able to have a shortcut that I can point to that program.exe /logoff and it should call the step 3. It's not working so far, my guess is the object is a new object now and it doesn't tie to that existing object.
Perhaps, pass in the command line to the existing running exe? not sure if that's achieveable.
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Aug 27th, 2013, 11:55 AM
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Re: command line and new object
You may want to assess the available methods described in this thread and see whether a viable solution exists for you.
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Aug 27th, 2013, 12:34 PM
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Re: command line and new object
Thanks you just gave me an idea from that thread. I can always count on vbforum gurus.
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