HI,
Can by some way, we can Automate using UI Automation in Framework 2.0?
Regards
HI,
Can by some way, we can Automate using UI Automation in Framework 2.0?
Regards
I've been playing around with UI automation. I would like to be able to detect when specific textboxes which are present inside a web page, opened in Internet Explorer.
I've noticed that using the managed libraries for this do not perform in the same as the COM libraries do.
Here, I've made two examples that demonstrate the problem:
Working one, will provide "AutomationId" property value of my edit field:
static void Main_COM(string[] args) { //Automation reference. IUIAutomation automation = new CUIAutomation(); //Desktop Element reference. IUIAutomationElement desktop = automation.GetRootElement(); // Get the IE "Frame Tab" elements. IUIAutomationCondition processIdCondition = automation.CreatePropertyCondition(AutomationElement.ProcessIdProperty.Id, 8948); IUIAutomationCondition frameTabClassNameCondition = automation.CreatePropertyCondition(AutomationElement.ClassNameProperty.Id, "Frame Tab"); IUIAutomationCondition tabFramesCondition = automation.CreateAndCondition(processIdCondition, frameTabClassNameCondition); IUIAutomationElementArray frameElements = desktop.FindAll(interop.UIAutomationCore.TreeScope.TreeScope_Subtree, tabFramesCondition); //get the first Frame Tab element found. IUIAutomationElement frameTabElement = frameElements.GetElement(0); //get the first IE Server Pane element found. IUIAutomationCondition ieServerClassNameCondition = automation.CreatePropertyCondition(AutomationElement.ClassNameProperty.Id, "Internet Explorer_Server"); IUIAutomationTreeWalker ieServerClassNameWalker = automation.CreateTreeWalker(ieServerClassNameCondition); IUIAutomationElement ieServerElement = ieServerClassNameWalker.GetFirstChildElement(frameTabElement); //Locate all the edit fields contain in the ieServerElement. IUIAutomationCondition editControlCondition = automation.CreatePropertyCondition(AutomationElement.ControlTypeProperty.Id, ControlType.Edit.Id); IUIAutomationTreeWalker EditWalker = automation.CreateTreeWalker(editControlCondition); //get the first edit field from the results. IUIAutomationElement editControl = EditWalker.GetFirstChildElement(ieServerElement); //Obtain the AutomationID and ValuePattern.Value of the Edit field. String value = editControl.GetCurrentPropertyValue(ValuePattern.ValueProperty.Id) as String; String id = editControl.CurrentAutomationId; //Write the ID and value to the Console window. Console.WriteLine(String.Format("{0} = {1}", id, value)); }
Now, if I do pretty much the exact same thing using the managed classes (using the code below) the "AutomationId" property is NEVER populated. I've tried several different ways about getting to my edit field, but nothing I try allows me to access the AutomationId via Managed UI Automation library, the COM version works flawlessly.
static void Main_managed(string[] args) { //Desktop Element reference. AutomationElement desktop = AutomationElement.RootElement; // Get the IE "Frame Tab" elements. Condition processIdCondition = new PropertyCondition(AutomationElement.ProcessIdProperty, 8948); Condition frameTabClassNameCondition = new PropertyCondition(AutomationElement.ClassNameProperty, "Frame Tab"); Condition tabFramesCondition = new AndCondition(processIdCondition, frameTabClassNameCondition); AutomationElementCollection frameElements = desktop.FindAll(System.Windows.Automation.TreeScope.Subtree, tabFramesCondition); //get the first Frame Tab element found. AutomationElement frameTabElement = frameElements[0]; //get the first IE Server Pane element found. Condition ieServerClassNameCondition = new PropertyCondition(AutomationElement.ClassNameProperty, "Internet Explorer_Server"); TreeWalker ieServerClassNameWalker = new TreeWalker(ieServerClassNameCondition); AutomationElement ieServerElement = ieServerClassNameWalker.GetFirstChild(frameTabElement); //Locate all the edit fields contain in the ieServerElement. Condition editControlCondition = new PropertyCondition(AutomationElement.ControlTypeProperty, ControlType.Edit); TreeWalker EditWalker = new TreeWalker(editControlCondition); //get the first edit field from the results. AutomationElement editControl = EditWalker.GetFirstChild(ieServerElement); //Obtain the AutomationID and ValuePattern.Value of the Edit field. String value = editControl.GetCurrentPropertyValue(ValuePattern.ValueProperty) as String; String id = editControl.Current.AutomationId; //Write the ID and value to the Console window. Console.WriteLine(String.Format("{0} = {1}", id, value)); }
I am trying to find a way to get a callback in C# when any new user process starts on the machine. For example, if I opened a Word document from Outlook, I'd like to get a callback and decipher that the Word document was opened by Outlook. Similarly, if I click a link in a Word document which opens a web browser, I'd like to know that web browser was opened by Word document.
I have investigated the parent process idea and in some cases, this works. For example, if I start Word from the taskbar I can decipher that Word was started by Explorer. If I open a PDF from Outlook, I can tell that Adobe Reader was started by Outlook. However, if I click on a link in an e-mail, a new process is created in Chrome to handle this (one process per tab), but all it tells me via getting the processes parent is that Chrome was started by Chrome.
There are also further problems that other browsers such as Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer (unless you don't alter the settings), don't have one process per tab. Instead they only have one in total. In this case, the best I could hope for would be to be able to access information relating to whatever opened the first tab when the process was first started.
I was wondering if anybody knew a way round this? My thinking is that the Operating System must do something when these events happen. For example, clicking a link in an e-mail must alert the OS to find the default web browser somehow? Similarly with clicking a PDF in Outlook, the OS must detect this and go and find the default program for PDFs.
If anyone has any ideas how I can find out this information in C# I would be very grateful.
Summary: I'd like a callback each time a new application window or tab is opened along with what application window/process asked for this program to be opened.
Many thanks in advance for your help.
How can I put a desktop shortcut for Internet Explorer on Windows 8.1?
Thanks!
Dan
How can I put a desktop shortcut for Internet Explorer on Windows 8.1?
Thanks!
Dan
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THANKS AND REGARDS,
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When process 1 is started from a batch file, process 2 is never started. If I add a manifest or change the startinfo to shell and "runas" then the UAC prompt shows and Process 2 starts.
However I do not want the UAC elevation prompt.
How is the security different for a batch file (command line) vs shortcut? What is the proper way to start a child process that does not need admin and does not invoke the UAC elevation prompt?
i just came here knowing that somebody who can do really help solve this unknown problem...
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Hello
I need The code for a batch file
copy folder (my folder name is = my username client on the network .for example may user name is user1 So my folder ind drive D is User1) from one drive to another Drive copy.
I've tested this code, but did not answer.
MD D:\bdc94
attrib -r -h -s D:\bdc94\*.*
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When i look for sub windows of a particular app using Visual UIAutomation Verify it doesn't show the sub windows but when i use windows narrator to read the app's main window-name then only Visual UIAutomation Verify shows the child windows. Why is this happening?
We have recently moved from using the managed UIAutomation libraries in favor of the UIAComWrapper project which wraps the functionality in the Interop.AutomationClient.dll so that we could maintain our namespaces across our project that uses UIAutomation extensively. Since then, we have had reports of random windows explorer crashes and were able to narrow down the cause and reliably reproduce the issue. This issue does not occur while using the managed UIAutomationClient, however since that is no longer being developed we would much rather take advantage of the native API as it has shown us better results, aside from this crash. See the sample code at the bottom of this post as well as a link to the UIAComWrapper project source code on git hub.
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UIAComWrapperhttps://github.com/JakeGinnivan/UIAComWrapper
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