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Formativ Applet: Run Program via Shell Method

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1 May 2002 - 12:44pm
Submitted by: -Advansys-

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This applet demonstrates the Windows Shell code. You can change the run method parameter (WAIT_PRGM_CLOSE) so that:a) the applet waits until the program finishes before continuing (WAIT_PRGM_CLOSE = TRUE), orb) the applet continues directly after starting the program (DEFAULT) (WAIT_PRGM_CLOSE = FALSE). This applet will execute notepad.exe (if exists in your Windows folder). See below the run method details. The Run() method of the Shell object takes three parameters: Parameter 1: is the command line to run any program. Parameter 2: is an integer, which sets the window type for that program. Here, we use the value 1, which displays the program's window and gives it the focus. (The value 6 will minimize the window without giving it the focus.) Parameter 3: can be True or False. If True, the applet will wait until the program is closed or done before continuing to the next line (set the WAIT_PRGM_CLOSE constant).INTEGRATIONS: GroupWise Main Toolbar.

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