Hi I am developing MFC windows application,in that i call webpage using webBrowser control,Actually in web page we use lot of script based on CSS3, My agent run the application on windows xp system, if open in webBrowser control by default call Microsoft IE browser8. so it block the script. so i need to use chrome in webBrowser control.
So how to change ?
Note:Need to open inside windows application,not open outside browser.
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I've been trying to get a 'console application' to deploy and debug on my embedded Win10 device but I just can't seem to figure it out.
I can get an application to deploy, which requires a 'SquareLogo' screen to come up and I can't figure how to have this 'window' hide or be a headless app.
I can set in the property pages of my app "Property Pages - Configuration Properties - Linker - System - SubSystem" to 'Console (SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE) and the console window will display on the embedded device but the app screen comes up and the console window will not take any input, from the keyboard.
So in summation I want to debug (Remote Machine) to my embedded Win10 device with a console application.
I'm writing my app in C++.
I won't think it would be this hard but I just can't get the applications main window to not display at startup.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
For Windows IoT Core, you can debug console app using Remote Console App Debugging in Visual Studio. You need to start visual studio debugger on Windows IoT Core in Device Portal.
Please refer to this document.
Debug your app using Remote Console App Debugging
BTW, IoT Core is a UWP centric OS and UWP apps are its primary app type.Since that , traditional UI app can not work on Windows IoT Core, it means Windows IoT Core does not support MFC or ATL APIs.If you want to run a headless app on Windows IoT Core, we recommend you to use Background Applications.
I have a desktop application built in C++ that at one point opens a website in an MFC WebBrowser Control. I built this website myself and it looks perfect on standalone IE11 but when it loads on the WebBrowser Control there are some issues with a font not loading. This font provides some icons for the site.
I'm using the META tag to force IE to render in IE11 and that's working fine. I just don't know why this font isn't loading on the WebBrowser Control.
How can I debug this? The dev tools don't work here so I don't see a way to confirm the font is loading in the first place. Can the WebBrowser Control be configured to allow DevTools? I read the documentation but I didn't find any mentions of that.
Any ideas? Thanks.
I am using the free postman app on win 7.
I am unable to see application menu and update tab on settings dialog.
I have enabled debugging for packed apps as shown below.
Debugging for packed apps Mac, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS Enables
debugging context menu options such as Inspect Element for packed
applications. #debug-packed-apps Disable
Is there any way to get these items?
I am also using Postman Windows app on Win7.
I am getting all those options.
What version are using, the current is v4.10.3.
You may try to uninstall the existing one and re-install the current version.
So there is a native app and there is a chrome app i.e. Postman for windows and Postman for Chrome.
The Postman for Windows app has the options Certificates and Update but i didn't see the same on Chrome App.
Also, the interceptor is an add-on on the chrome app whereas the windows native app provides a proxy settings option.
So far, all xpcom examples I saw are Firefox addons. You write some C++ code, build, and register it. This resembles Microsoft COM in-process server, but instead of Windows registry the component information is stored in Firefox profile.
Does Firefox have out-of-the box ability to control it from another process using same API? Somthing like COM's local server application
When you start a second firefox instance, it communicates with the existing firefox process and tells it to open a new window, then dies. I suspect it uses some remote form of xpcom.
i have downloaded wmi tools from microsoft page, when i am opening the wmi object browser, it shows like this
So how to view the event details of local system by using wmi.
The wmi tools uses an activex control, so you must use Internet Explorer browser to open it.