Ein Sch├Ânes Hallo an alle,
Ich habe mir ein Fenster mit Buttons gebaut, jeden der Button habe ich einen eigenen Tastenk├╝rzel hinzugef├╝gt.
Mein Gedanke war das EventGhost ja Tatenk├╝rzel verarbeiten kann, das Porblem ist leider das er nur die K├╝rzel von der Tastatur erkennen kann!
Die Tastenkombination was von dem Java Fenster ausgef├╝hrt wird erkennt leider Eventghost nicht!
Wer kann mir da einen Tipp oder eine L├Âsung geben?
Vielleicht auch auf anderen wege?
Falls ich es mit hinbekommen sollte werde ich das Prg, auch f├╝r alle freigeben!
Also eigentlich meine Konkrete Frage ist (((Bildschirmtastatur in eventghost einbinden)))???
use on screen keyboard in eventghost ?
MFG
Christian
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EventGhost und Java Zusammenarbeit? on screen keyboard?
Re: EventGhost und Java Zusammenarbeit? on screen keyboard?
If you are using Vista/Win7 a part of UAC called UIPI (User interface priviledge isolation). It prevents sending messages to applications running with higher priviledges than the program sending them. I suspect it might be what's preventing you from seeing the emulated keypress in EG..?
However, there are many other ways to send data to EG. You could:
- Use the ActiveX/COM interface (see file EventGhost\plugins\MediaMonkey\EventGhost.vbs)
- Run "eventghost.exe -e myevent mypayload"
- Use the webserver plugin (maybe your complete UI could be a webpage? (why not?))
- Use the network sender/receiver plugin for TCP/IP communcation
- Use the UDP receiver plugin
Also it shouldn't be a problem to make an UI directly in EventGhost using Python and wxWindows, either as plugin or a Python script.
PS. Maybe this should've gone to the german part of the forum. Hopefully I understood the question right..
However, there are many other ways to send data to EG. You could:
- Use the ActiveX/COM interface (see file EventGhost\plugins\MediaMonkey\EventGhost.vbs)
- Run "eventghost.exe -e myevent mypayload"
- Use the webserver plugin (maybe your complete UI could be a webpage? (why not?))
- Use the network sender/receiver plugin for TCP/IP communcation
- Use the UDP receiver plugin
Also it shouldn't be a problem to make an UI directly in EventGhost using Python and wxWindows, either as plugin or a Python script.
PS. Maybe this should've gone to the german part of the forum. Hopefully I understood the question right..