From an executable that I have running, I would like to start a different
executable, and if possible, pass it the key of the row in a table to
display upon launch. Assume that I have written both executables in VB.NET.
What would be required in the way of startup code in the called executable?
Anyone got an example of code for the called executable.
Thanks in advance.
Dean S
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Dean,
One option among several is to use VB's Command function to retrieve the
command line argument used to start the executable.
Kerry Moorman
"Dean Slindee" wrote:
From an executable that I have running, I would like to start a different
executable, and if possible, pass it the key of the row in a table to
display upon launch. Assume that I have written both executables in VB.NET.
What would be required in the way of startup code in the called executable?
Anyone got an example of code for the called executable.
Thanks in advance.
Dean S
from the caller you would use process start with command line arguments
in the starting app you can use command to retrieve the values passed in as
arguments
HTH
Michel
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From an executable that I have running, I would like to start a different
executable, and if possible, pass it the key of the row in a table to
display upon launch. Assume that I have written both executables in
VB.NET. What would be required in the way of startup code in the called
executable? Anyone got an example of code for the called executable.
Thanks in advance.
Dean S
On Fri, 30 Mar 2007 19:46:08 -0500, Dean Slindee wrote:
From an executable that I have running, I would like to start a different
executable, and if possible, pass it the key of the row in a table to
display upon launch. Assume that I have written both executables in VB.NET.
What would be required in the way of startup code in the called executable?
Anyone got an example of code for the called executable.
Thanks in advance.
Dean S
You can use Process.Start in combination with Assembly.GetExe cuting
assembly to relaunch the exe with different parameters
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On Fri, 30 Mar 2007 19:46:08 -0500, Dean Slindee wrote:
From an executable that I have running, I would like to start a different
executable, and if possible, pass it the key of the row in a table to
display upon launch. Assume that I have written both executables in VB.NET.
What would be required in the way of startup code in the called executable?
Anyone got an example of code for the called executable.
Thanks in advance.
Dean S
You can use Process.Start in combination with Assembly.GetExe cuting
assembly to relaunch the exe with different parameters
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