Re: Starting application from a web page
- From: jc <jc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 7 Feb 2009 16:04:00 -0800
David,
Since, it seems that you have some knowledge of running
an application from a website. I know, I can run the
application from the website, but the application requires
a configuration file (.ini). I put some debug statements in,
and when the application runs locally, the application
looks for the configuration file in the local "c:\document and settings\...."
folder.
Obviously, I could hardcode all of the configuration data
into the application, but how can I get the application to look
on the website for the configuration file, instead of locally?
Thanks,
-jc
"David Ching" wrote:
"Tom Serface" <tom@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message.
news:DBDA8F03-C221-41A5-9BE5-3F0F9275AABB@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I don't think this is even possible unless you install an ActiveX control
that does a ShellExecute for you. You could download and run an
application, but youre user will get a ton of warnings about how it's
unsafe.
You could also link directly to the .exe file as I do here:
http://dcsoft.com/products/regeditx/
Clicking on the download link links to the .exe file. It's up to the
browser whether to try to run it directly or save the file.
-- David
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