Hi TJ,
EnumProcesses API will get you the list. You'll also want the names of the
processes with GetModuleFileNameExA. These and related API's are
demonstrated in this article.
187913 HOWTO: List Running Processes
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=187913
Thank you, Mike
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Subject: view process ids without having to go into COM+ (Component
Services) Date: Thu, 2 Oct 2003 09:05:24 -0500
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Anyone know how to display process id's (normally found by going to
Component Services and switching to applications to 'Status View') in a
web page?
I'm trying to keep remote users from having to terminal server or use com+
to view the process id's they need for asp debugging (via attaching to a
process (remote debugging via dcom and machine debug manager))
Thx in advance,
TJ