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In VC++ How to transfer between one exe to another exe while
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In VC++ How to transfer between one exe to another exe while running....

Answer / venkateshwaran r

we can use ShellExecute for transferring one exe to another

syntax:
::ShellExecute
(hwnd,lpOperation,lpFile,lpParameters,lpDirectory,nShowCmd)

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In VC++ How to transfer between one exe to another exe while running....

Answer / guest

Say exe1.exe is executing and from that you need to call
exe2.exe. You can use WinExec(exe2.exe) in code of exe1.exe.
then exe2.exe will be called when exe1 is running. you can
also use CreateProcess() instead of Winexec().

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In VC++ How to transfer between one exe to another exe while running....

Answer / urfriendkishor@gmail.com

I think this is not how to run another application from one
application. This is how to transfer the data between 2
application.

You can do this simply using WM_COPYDATA message.

Even you can try different Inter Process Communication(IPC)
techniques.

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In VC++ How to transfer between one exe to another exe while running....

Answer / siva sankar

We can use system command to run a exe from another exe.


Syntax

System("C:\\exe1.exe");

Note : ShellExecute is better than System function

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In VC++ How to transfer between one exe to another exe while running....

Answer / sahadev tarei

using DodataExchange(.............)
{
Updatedata(TRUE)
Updateda(FALSE)
)
use DDX and DDV

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