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Hi,

I created a form in VB.Net with only one button. This is the code in
button click event

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
AppGlobals.SetHandles(Me.Handle.ToInt64())
Call OpenModel()
End Sub

appglobals.sethandles set the handle to window to be used by
postmessage function

Private Declare Function RegisterWindowMessage Lib "user32" Alias
"RegisterWindowMessageA" (ByVal lpString As String) As IntPtr
Private Declare Function FindWindow Lib "user32" Alias
"FindWindowA" (ByVal lpClassName As String, ByVal lpWindowName As
String) As IntPtr

'Private m_xlWindowHandle As IntPtr
Private m_xlWindowHandle As Long
Private m_xlMessageID_SC As IntPtr
Private m_xlMessageID_C As IntPtr

Public Const c_RegistryKey As String =
"Software\Pzena\StockAnalyzer.NET\Client"
Public Const r_RegistryKey As String =
"Software\Pzena\StockAnalyzer.NET\Report"

Public Sub SetHandles(Optional ByVal WndHandle As Long = 0)
If WndHandle <> 0 Then
xlWindowHandle = WndHandle
Else
'Modified by nikki
'xlWindowHandle = oParentForm.ActiveMainForm.Handle.ToInt64
End If
'xlWindowHandle = oParentForm.ActiveMainForm.Handle
xlMessageID_SC = RegisterWindowMessage("WM_EXCEL_SAVE_CLOSE")
xlMessageID_C = RegisterWindowMessage("WM_EXCEL_CLOSE")
End Sub

Public Property xlWindowHandle()
Get
Return m_xlWindowHandle
End Get
Set(ByVal Value)
m_xlWindowHandle = Value
End Set
End Property

Public Property xlMessageID_SC()
Get
Return m_xlMessageID_SC.ToInt64
End Get
Set(ByVal Value)
m_xlMessageID_SC = Value
End Set
End Property

Public Property xlMessageID_C()
Get
Return m_xlMessageID_C.ToInt64
End Get
Set(ByVal Value)
m_xlMessageID_C = Value
End Set
End Property

Public ReadOnly Property xlMessageID32_SC()
Get
Return m_xlMessageID_SC.ToInt32
End Get
End Property

Public ReadOnly Property xlMessageID32_C()
Get
Return m_xlMessageID_C.ToInt32
End Get
End Property

OpenModel function calls VBA routine in EXCEl like. This Open Model
function is defined in another class as Class1. There is one more
function call SaveModel defined in same Class1
xlApp.Run("OpenModel", "In Excel", CType(xlWindowHandle, Integer),
CType(xlMessageID_SC, Integer), CType(xlMessageID_C, Integer))

I added one menu in excel at runtime called Menu1 and has one submenu
submenu1
When I click on submenu1 then I am calling this routine
PostMessage(hwnd,wmsave,0,0).

The point is when this Postmessage is executed then it should execute
SaveModel in Class1 in VB.Net but somehow the control is not returned
to it. I don;t know what exactly is the problem. If somebody please
let me know then I will really appreciate them.

Thanks
Nikki

May 23 '06 #1
3 9433
Remove all the ToInt64 stuff. A window handle should be treated as an
IntPtr, not as long
Also rewrite your declare like this:

Private Declare Auto Function RegisterWindowMessage Lib "user32" (ByVal
lpString As String) As Integer
Private Declare Auto Function FindWindow Lib "user32" (ByVal lpClassName As
String, ByVal lpWindowName As String) As IntPtr

Let the runtime figure out if it should call the ansi or unicode version.
Also note that RegisterWindowMessage returns an integer, not IntPtr
/claes

<kn*****@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:11*********************@g10g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com...
Hi,

I created a form in VB.Net with only one button. This is the code in
button click event

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
AppGlobals.SetHandles(Me.Handle.ToInt64())
Call OpenModel()
End Sub

appglobals.sethandles set the handle to window to be used by
postmessage function

Private Declare Function RegisterWindowMessage Lib "user32" Alias
"RegisterWindowMessageA" (ByVal lpString As String) As IntPtr
Private Declare Function FindWindow Lib "user32" Alias
"FindWindowA" (ByVal lpClassName As String, ByVal lpWindowName As
String) As IntPtr

'Private m_xlWindowHandle As IntPtr
Private m_xlWindowHandle As Long
Private m_xlMessageID_SC As IntPtr
Private m_xlMessageID_C As IntPtr

Public Const c_RegistryKey As String =
"Software\Pzena\StockAnalyzer.NET\Client"
Public Const r_RegistryKey As String =
"Software\Pzena\StockAnalyzer.NET\Report"

Public Sub SetHandles(Optional ByVal WndHandle As Long = 0)
If WndHandle <> 0 Then
xlWindowHandle = WndHandle
Else
'Modified by nikki
'xlWindowHandle = oParentForm.ActiveMainForm.Handle.ToInt64
End If
'xlWindowHandle = oParentForm.ActiveMainForm.Handle
xlMessageID_SC = RegisterWindowMessage("WM_EXCEL_SAVE_CLOSE")
xlMessageID_C = RegisterWindowMessage("WM_EXCEL_CLOSE")
End Sub

Public Property xlWindowHandle()
Get
Return m_xlWindowHandle
End Get
Set(ByVal Value)
m_xlWindowHandle = Value
End Set
End Property

Public Property xlMessageID_SC()
Get
Return m_xlMessageID_SC.ToInt64
End Get
Set(ByVal Value)
m_xlMessageID_SC = Value
End Set
End Property

Public Property xlMessageID_C()
Get
Return m_xlMessageID_C.ToInt64
End Get
Set(ByVal Value)
m_xlMessageID_C = Value
End Set
End Property

Public ReadOnly Property xlMessageID32_SC()
Get
Return m_xlMessageID_SC.ToInt32
End Get
End Property

Public ReadOnly Property xlMessageID32_C()
Get
Return m_xlMessageID_C.ToInt32
End Get
End Property

OpenModel function calls VBA routine in EXCEl like. This Open Model
function is defined in another class as Class1. There is one more
function call SaveModel defined in same Class1
xlApp.Run("OpenModel", "In Excel", CType(xlWindowHandle, Integer),
CType(xlMessageID_SC, Integer), CType(xlMessageID_C, Integer))

I added one menu in excel at runtime called Menu1 and has one submenu
submenu1
When I click on submenu1 then I am calling this routine
PostMessage(hwnd,wmsave,0,0).

The point is when this Postmessage is executed then it should execute
SaveModel in Class1 in VB.Net but somehow the control is not returned
to it. I don;t know what exactly is the problem. If somebody please
let me know then I will really appreciate them.

Thanks
Nikki

May 24 '06 #2
Hello knikkix,

Also review the PostMessage declaration. It should be something like:
declare function PostMessage lib "user32.dll" (byval hWnd as intptr, byval Msg as uint32, byval lParam as int32, byval wParam as int32) as int32

Regards.
<kn*****@yahoo.com> escribió en el mensaje news:11*********************@g10g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com...
| Hi,
|
| I created a form in VB.Net with only one button. This is the code in
| button click event
|
| Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
| System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
| AppGlobals.SetHandles(Me.Handle.ToInt64())
| Call OpenModel()
| End Sub
|
| appglobals.sethandles set the handle to window to be used by
| postmessage function
|
| Private Declare Function RegisterWindowMessage Lib "user32" Alias
| "RegisterWindowMessageA" (ByVal lpString As String) As IntPtr
| Private Declare Function FindWindow Lib "user32" Alias
| "FindWindowA" (ByVal lpClassName As String, ByVal lpWindowName As
| String) As IntPtr
|
| 'Private m_xlWindowHandle As IntPtr
| Private m_xlWindowHandle As Long
| Private m_xlMessageID_SC As IntPtr
| Private m_xlMessageID_C As IntPtr
|
| Public Const c_RegistryKey As String =
| "Software\Pzena\StockAnalyzer.NET\Client"
| Public Const r_RegistryKey As String =
| "Software\Pzena\StockAnalyzer.NET\Report"
|
| Public Sub SetHandles(Optional ByVal WndHandle As Long = 0)
| If WndHandle <> 0 Then
| xlWindowHandle = WndHandle
| Else
| 'Modified by nikki
| 'xlWindowHandle = oParentForm.ActiveMainForm.Handle.ToInt64
| End If
| 'xlWindowHandle = oParentForm.ActiveMainForm.Handle
| xlMessageID_SC = RegisterWindowMessage("WM_EXCEL_SAVE_CLOSE")
| xlMessageID_C = RegisterWindowMessage("WM_EXCEL_CLOSE")
| End Sub
|
| Public Property xlWindowHandle()
| Get
| Return m_xlWindowHandle
| End Get
| Set(ByVal Value)
| m_xlWindowHandle = Value
| End Set
| End Property
|
| Public Property xlMessageID_SC()
| Get
| Return m_xlMessageID_SC.ToInt64
| End Get
| Set(ByVal Value)
| m_xlMessageID_SC = Value
| End Set
| End Property
|
| Public Property xlMessageID_C()
| Get
| Return m_xlMessageID_C.ToInt64
| End Get
| Set(ByVal Value)
| m_xlMessageID_C = Value
| End Set
| End Property
|
| Public ReadOnly Property xlMessageID32_SC()
| Get
| Return m_xlMessageID_SC.ToInt32
| End Get
| End Property
|
| Public ReadOnly Property xlMessageID32_C()
| Get
| Return m_xlMessageID_C.ToInt32
| End Get
| End Property
|
| OpenModel function calls VBA routine in EXCEl like. This Open Model
| function is defined in another class as Class1. There is one more
| function call SaveModel defined in same Class1
| xlApp.Run("OpenModel", "In Excel", CType(xlWindowHandle, Integer),
| CType(xlMessageID_SC, Integer), CType(xlMessageID_C, Integer))
|
| I added one menu in excel at runtime called Menu1 and has one submenu
| submenu1
| When I click on submenu1 then I am calling this routine
| PostMessage(hwnd,wmsave,0,0).
|
| The point is when this Postmessage is executed then it should execute
| SaveModel in Class1 in VB.Net but somehow the control is not returned
| to it. I don;t know what exactly is the problem. If somebody please
| let me know then I will really appreciate them.
|
| Thanks
| Nikki
|
May 24 '06 #3
You can also overload PostMessage if you need other types for lParam and/or
wParam. The marshaler will handle the conversion for you (within limits)

/claes

"José Manuel Agüero" <chema012_hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:Oh**************@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
Hello knikkix,

Also review the PostMessage declaration. It should be something like:
declare function PostMessage lib "user32.dll" (byval hWnd as intptr, byval
Msg as uint32, byval lParam as int32, byval wParam as int32) as int32

Regards.
<kn*****@yahoo.com> escribió en el mensaje
news:11*********************@g10g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com...
| Hi,
|
| I created a form in VB.Net with only one button. This is the code in
| button click event
|
| Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
| System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
| AppGlobals.SetHandles(Me.Handle.ToInt64())
| Call OpenModel()
| End Sub
|
| appglobals.sethandles set the handle to window to be used by
| postmessage function
|
| Private Declare Function RegisterWindowMessage Lib "user32" Alias
| "RegisterWindowMessageA" (ByVal lpString As String) As IntPtr
| Private Declare Function FindWindow Lib "user32" Alias
| "FindWindowA" (ByVal lpClassName As String, ByVal lpWindowName As
| String) As IntPtr
|
| 'Private m_xlWindowHandle As IntPtr
| Private m_xlWindowHandle As Long
| Private m_xlMessageID_SC As IntPtr
| Private m_xlMessageID_C As IntPtr
|
| Public Const c_RegistryKey As String =
| "Software\Pzena\StockAnalyzer.NET\Client"
| Public Const r_RegistryKey As String =
| "Software\Pzena\StockAnalyzer.NET\Report"
|
| Public Sub SetHandles(Optional ByVal WndHandle As Long = 0)
| If WndHandle <> 0 Then
| xlWindowHandle = WndHandle
| Else
| 'Modified by nikki
| 'xlWindowHandle = oParentForm.ActiveMainForm.Handle.ToInt64
| End If
| 'xlWindowHandle = oParentForm.ActiveMainForm.Handle
| xlMessageID_SC = RegisterWindowMessage("WM_EXCEL_SAVE_CLOSE")
| xlMessageID_C = RegisterWindowMessage("WM_EXCEL_CLOSE")
| End Sub
|
| Public Property xlWindowHandle()
| Get
| Return m_xlWindowHandle
| End Get
| Set(ByVal Value)
| m_xlWindowHandle = Value
| End Set
| End Property
|
| Public Property xlMessageID_SC()
| Get
| Return m_xlMessageID_SC.ToInt64
| End Get
| Set(ByVal Value)
| m_xlMessageID_SC = Value
| End Set
| End Property
|
| Public Property xlMessageID_C()
| Get
| Return m_xlMessageID_C.ToInt64
| End Get
| Set(ByVal Value)
| m_xlMessageID_C = Value
| End Set
| End Property
|
| Public ReadOnly Property xlMessageID32_SC()
| Get
| Return m_xlMessageID_SC.ToInt32
| End Get
| End Property
|
| Public ReadOnly Property xlMessageID32_C()
| Get
| Return m_xlMessageID_C.ToInt32
| End Get
| End Property
|
| OpenModel function calls VBA routine in EXCEl like. This Open Model
| function is defined in another class as Class1. There is one more
| function call SaveModel defined in same Class1
| xlApp.Run("OpenModel", "In Excel", CType(xlWindowHandle, Integer),
| CType(xlMessageID_SC, Integer), CType(xlMessageID_C, Integer))
|
| I added one menu in excel at runtime called Menu1 and has one submenu
| submenu1
| When I click on submenu1 then I am calling this routine
| PostMessage(hwnd,wmsave,0,0).
|
| The point is when this Postmessage is executed then it should execute
| SaveModel in Class1 in VB.Net but somehow the control is not returned
| to it. I don;t know what exactly is the problem. If somebody please
| let me know then I will really appreciate them.
|
| Thanks
| Nikki
|
May 25 '06 #4

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