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ITaskbar HrInit method throws exception under RemoteApp

由 假装没事ソ 提交于 2020-01-05 22:20:10
问题 I have a WPF application that sometimes launches legacy VB6 windows. These VB6 windows are compiled as ActiveX DLLs and are launched ‘modally’ from the main WPF application. When the main WPF application launches the VB6 window, the VB6 window passes Me.Hwnd back to the main WPF application which uses ITaskbarList to display an icon on the Windows Taskbar. Code similar to below has worked for years (“value” is ultimately Me.Hwnd from the VB6 application). private ITaskbarList _taskbar;

Can you save a file on the local drive through RemoteApp instead of saving to server drives?

由 风流意气都作罢 提交于 2019-12-22 18:03:11
问题 I have an application written in C# WPF, and saving a generated Word document. Through the RemoteApp settings, I've set to show the local user's logical drives, but they don't have letters next to them. They show up as C on myHostname , D on myHostname , etc. When I open up a SaveFileDialog object, it shows Local Disk (C:) , C on myHostname , and D on myHostname in the left-hand pane. How do I set the filename, if there's no corresponding letter? string filename = @"C:\myDirectory\myFile.docx

Full shell (explorer.exe) running for a RemoteApp on Terminal server

由 好久不见. 提交于 2019-12-13 04:25:51
问题 Folks, I'll been fighting this for a few weeks now. We have a proprietary corporate app running on thin clients in our organization. From this app we can apply VBA scripting behind the scenes to do simple functions. In the past adding buttons to open IE and direct them to certain web sites to enter data, open Calc and etc. Recently I have been working the code below. It was developed on the Server using a RDP session which launches the full desktop and explorer.exe. What I have noticed that

Why doesn't the tray icon context menu work for my RemoteApp?

由 烈酒焚心 提交于 2019-12-08 03:52:22
问题 I have an application which adds an icon to the notification area (aka the "system tray") using Shell_NotifyIcon. The icon has a context menu with various important commands. When the app runs on the local system, the context menu works fine. However, when the app is run as a Terminal Services RemoteApp, right-clicking the icon does not display the context menu. The various keyboard-based methods for opening the context menu also don't work. Double-clicking the icon still behaves as expected,

Do VB6 apps run in Azure RemoteApp?

由 大憨熊 提交于 2019-12-07 22:56:52
问题 I suppose this is more of a question of whether the VB6 Runtime runs on Windows Server 2012 R2. I was thinking about Azure app migration scenarios, and Azure RemoteApp could be a great way to allow an enterprise to migrate to the cloud and Windows 10, while still supporting their legacy LOB applications; such as those written in VB6. I wasn't able to find any information in the Azure documentation specifically on this, so I thought I'd ask it here. Does anyone know if a VB6 app can run in

Why doesn't the tray icon context menu work for my RemoteApp?

由 只谈情不闲聊 提交于 2019-12-07 02:14:25
I have an application which adds an icon to the notification area (aka the "system tray") using Shell_NotifyIcon . The icon has a context menu with various important commands. When the app runs on the local system, the context menu works fine. However, when the app is run as a Terminal Services RemoteApp , right-clicking the icon does not display the context menu. The various keyboard-based methods for opening the context menu also don't work. Double-clicking the icon still behaves as expected, so I know it's not totally broken. We need the context menu to work as well, though. Does anybody

Can you save a file on the local drive through RemoteApp instead of saving to server drives?

由 你。 提交于 2019-12-06 11:42:32
I have an application written in C# WPF, and saving a generated Word document. Through the RemoteApp settings, I've set to show the local user's logical drives, but they don't have letters next to them. They show up as C on myHostname , D on myHostname , etc. When I open up a SaveFileDialog object, it shows Local Disk (C:) , C on myHostname , and D on myHostname in the left-hand pane. How do I set the filename, if there's no corresponding letter? string filename = @"C:\myDirectory\myFile.docx"; using(WordprocessingDocument myDoc = WordprocessingDocument.Create(filename,

Hosting RemoteAPP session within Winform

由 淺唱寂寞╮ 提交于 2019-12-02 22:16:19
Keep coming back to this and cannot figure it out... I am creating an app for work that essentially compiles all of our tools into one easier to use GUI. One of the tools we use is something we use from a 3rd party and is hosted as a Remote App via RDWeb. Now I also have just regular remote desktop access as well and I can access the desktop via my Winform using MSTSC and this process which works beautifully. I am curious if it is possible to just load the RemoteAPP and not the entire desktop in the MSTSC control so that my users aren't getting to the full desktop. Or if there is any other way
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